The Sun.
London, England, 1866-07-05 00:00:00

The following List of the New Administration
as at present constituted, we believe to be sub•
stantially correct :

First Lord of the Trea-
sury
Lord Chancellor
Lord President of Council

Earl of Derby, K.G.
Lord Chelmsford.

Duke of Buckingham.
Earl of Malmesbury.
G.C.B.

Lord Privy Seal

Chancellor of the Ex-

chequer

Rt. Hon. B. Disraeli.
;Right Hon. S. H. Val•
pole.
Lord Stanley.

Home Secretary
Foreign Secretary
Colonial Secretary

Earl of Carnarvon.

(Right Hon. General
Peel.
Viscount Cranborne.
Right Hon. Sir John
Pakington, G.C.B.
) Duke of Montrose (not
in the Cabinet).
Chancellor of the Duchy
I- Not filled up.

Secretary for War........

Secretary for India
First Lord of the Admi-

rally

Postmaster-General

of Lancaster
President of the Board of
Trade
President of the Poor Law'
Board

Sir Stafford Northcote,

Mr. Gathorne Hardy.
Duke of Marlborough
t (doubtful).
Lord Burghley.
Earl of Bradford.
Lord Claude Hamilton.
Duke of Beaufort.
Lord Colvile.

Lord Steward

Comptroller of the House;

hold .
Lord Chamberlain
Vice-Chamberlain
Master of the Horse
Master of the Buck-

hounds
First Commissioner of
Works

Lord John Manners (in
the Cabinet).
SSir R. Bateson, Hon. G.
Noel, Lord H. Scott.
Col. Taylor, Mr. Ward
Hunt.

Lords of the Treasury

Joint Secretaries of the
Treasury
Lords of the Admiralty
Under-Secretary for War-
Under-Secretary for India
Attorney-General
Solicitor-General

Sir John Hay (Firs?
Naval Lord).
Earl of Lon gfc rd.
Sir James Fergusson.
Sir Hugh Cairns.
Mr. Bovill.

IRELAND.

Lord Lieutenant of Irel
Marquis of Abercorn.
land
Secretary for Ireland
fLord Naas (in the Ca.
binet).

SCOTLAND.
Lord Advocate

OFFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS, APPOINTMENTS,
AND PROMOTIONS—As ANNOUNCED IN THE Owl.
Their Royal Highnesses the Princess Helena and Prince
Christian will pass several days of their honeymoon at the
Embassy at Paris. Lady Cowley will leave town shortly
to make the necessary arrangements for their reception.
Earl Spencer has resigned his appointment as Groom of
the Stole to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
We understand that Sir Sidney Colpoys Dacres, K.C.8..
Rear-Admiral George Seymour, C. 8., Sir John D. Hay,
and Sir Alex. Milne aro likely to be the Lords of the
Admiralty ; Mr. Pakington, son of Sir John Pakington,
Private Secretary to the First Lord.
We hear with pleasure that the Hon. George Barring-
ton has been appointed Private Secretary to the Earl of
Derby.
Mr. Walpole, son of the Right Hon. Spencer Walpole,
will probably be his father's Private Secretary.
Mr. W. C. Scott will be Principal Secretary to the Lord
Chancellor, and the Hon. Edward Thesiger Gentleman of
the Chamber.
Lord Malmesbury, the Duke of Richmond, and Lord
Devon have all declined to be Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland.
The statement that Lord John Manners is to occupy that
post is incorrect.
We believe that the Marquis of Abercorn has consented
to be appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland.
The office of Vice-President of the Committee of Coun-
cil on Education will be held by Mr. Adderley,
The statement that Lord Wharncliffe is to be Under-
Secretary for Foreign Affairs is incorrect.
The Duke of Marlborough will probably join the
Government.
Sir James Fergusson may probably become the Scotch
Lord of the Treasury.

The Hon. Auberon Herbert, brother of Lord Carnarvon,
has been appointed private secretary to Sir Stafford North-
cote, President of the Board of Trade.
Chief Justice Lefroy, as we are informed, has tendered
his resignation, and will be succeeded by Mr. Whiteside.

Lord Colvile is to be Master of tho Buckhounds.

Mr. F. 0. Adams has been appointed second secretary to
the Embassy at Paris, in succession to the Hon. Jas. Ellis,
who proceeds to Athens.

THEORY OF EXCHANGES—By MR. G3SCHEN.
Glad and Dizzy new seats in the Senate-house claim,
And each, in exchanging them, changes his name ;
Since Russell's Reform Bill is gone to the bad,
Glad is made dizzy, and Dizzy made glad.—Owl.