Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-16

'oaIu linen" nm" of day himself admits, tx pre-
| bspPOas certainly cannot proceed viii,
s'eyn "nder the circumstances have stated.
9' ",' .haers trust that out OF all those unhap-
L0uss 'snees Of opinion that exist, measure OF
p diH''. rrsat. extensive, effectuai and bench
Reform, , of Reform-(Loud cheers)-For it it is
r'' pau extensive, and effectual, it cannot be
re- 81 se;i'Ii-fLoud and long continued cheering)
%'su', =, nrpduced, and will restore the conf
MI he nublic in the institutions ct the state.
t'neI 'hssrsl trust, say, that out OF these
LO1u .s differences now prevailing measure
'nn1PP? that will give satisfaction. Ii 1t tails
s' rs What think is right and necessary, yet
so't to - thai effect 1t would give me sincere
II nan and satisfaction, but could not trust,
Fsa'u,SL 80 r;rcumstances was placed in, to car
Vu' ,s.sure subject to daily defeats and altera-
T would be forced on me by majority
u s,ss House differing with me SO widely IN OPT
W. ,ol composed as to 4-5'hs at least OF per,
~, ~. VINO object to all Reform whatever. iLoud
VI s.J ing continued cheers
TS,, my Lords, have thought 1t necessary
I;nErate myself against the uncalled for, ILL
"' VA and must say the unprovoked attack oil
HSohIe Lord. ] should not however, have
'''.n,,ed any answer to it having been exposed
a"" much of the same Character Checrs)-
"T 40, though, it Of more Importance to set
~ S..lfr;obt with your Lordships and the Pu. C
EN- ,s.nect to the course have pursued and,
va that have dictated t-(Loud Cheers =
' ".% in giving that advice, and rendering
| ,,r.siuna,ion, to his Majesty, which nothing,
!. ,bo nTesent circumstance, Of the country, but
a,s;olpl sense of duty could have compelled me
r,,e The Noble Earl sat down amidst loud
,,d long continued cheers.)
Tba Earl of Carnaryon thought that the resig-
finn Of Ministers ought not to prevent the pre-
.s,t Bill being proceeded with, as by that means
:, ,ans defects might be shown to the country.
T. Ca. now perfectly evident that some Reform
a,, necessary, and he should move that the
U,,.p should proceed with the Committee on
-. Bil on Monday next, by which means Noble
Io,ds would be enabled to deliver their senti-
r,ot, On the clauses of the Bill as they at pre-
an, stood. tie thought an adjournment of the
question to Monday would be sufficiently long:
:, ,ny rate, If it were not, there would be no
Ghcalty then in delaying il further.
The Lord Chancellor put the question from
he WoOlsack, and the further proceedings IN
Committee on the Bill were agreed to be post
ponsd to Monday next. The subject then drop
pei
presented petition, but the pafport OF them
were no, heard, owing to the confusion and noise
which prevailed in the House.
Earl GREY said. as there was no important
business before the Honse, he should move an
adjournment until Friday. Agreed to.
The House then adjourned.
The Duke of Reichstadt vas about to 20 to
Italy for his health. The report of his death
proves to be untrue.
LONDON, May IA, 1889.
The Ne,p Minisfru.-Iti is understood, and in
iced We have ND doubt of the fact, that new
administration has been formed, and that it will
tomorrow be submitted for the appreciation OF
he King. for which purpose his Majesty will re-
main in town.
At an early hour this morning Sir Robt. Peel,
though applied to, had declined to join the tory
administration.
Emcs-The Paris papers Of Saturday state,
that the lady taken for the Duchess OF Berri, on
lard the Charles Albert. Is not that parsonage.
(Erom rhr London Public ledger of l4'h Msyl
The NeW .9cimmistration.-We have the fol-
owing nominations to office from source which
add, much to their Importance, viz:
The Duke Of Wellington, Premier; Earl OF
Mansfield. President of the Council; Earl of Jer-
sy, Lord Chamberlain; Earl Rosslyn, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland; Lord Peterborough, Pre-
Sdent Of the Board Of Control; Marquis Of Lon
londerry, Lord Steward of the Household or
Master of the Horse; Sir Henry Hardinge, Sc
Cre'ary at War; The Earl of Carnarvon, to the
DgchJ OF Lancaster.
The news of our national calamity was receiv-
ed IN Paris, on Friday-we need hardly say with
sorrow and alarm. The funds fell indeed only
one per cent, but then the mere fact OF the re-
ssnatlOn Of Earl Grey was known. 1t was not
Known that the Duke Of Wellington was to sue
coed him, and that the friend and pupil aud adj
a'Ter Of Metternich was to replace foreign
MASTER. who. although far from being favorite
Win the Ultra Liberals of France. enjoyed the
CONFIDENCE and esteem Of the supporters OF the
Constitutional Throne.
The King came to London on the l2th, on
Which day the Duke of WELLINaToN was ap-
pointed First Lord of the Treasury, and kissed
his Majesty's hand on entering upon the duties
Of Premier.
The papers Of the evening Of the l4th, and
morning Of the 18th, announce ,het the new 60,
'etnment was formed, but the names had not
uanspired. Mr.. Barring, it was said, would be