Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-30
FOREIGN.

The news is important both politically and CONNER
ciay Since the date Of our previous advces there had
been rise IN cotton, amounting TO full three arthings
per pound Tory Ministry has IN part been formed in
England, with Lord Wellington at its head This event
being wholly Unexpected has produced strong sensation
throughout the Kingdoms and rise public
demonstrations; but from all gather there was no
Immediate prospect OF violence. The fact is great
many OF the Wings Disguised with their own Minis
y and felt no great reluctance in seeing oustcd But
perhaps they will not be well pleased to see Tory
Administration IN ITS place Much however, will depend
upon the policy which ellis Grace" intends TO pursue
H. learning wisdom FROM experience he should adapt
hnseifto the new condition of things, and fall in with
the current of saluary REFORM his mght
be not only popular but emncnty useful
new French Ministry has been formed, with the
Duke de Treviso (arsal hlortier its head and en-
oracing most OF the members of the Cabinet as IL existed
previous to the appointment of the Duke of Bassano
III IS stated in Liverpool paper, that the news of
the formation of the Bassano Ministry reaching Taev
rand he Immediately sent in his resignation Ambassa
dor 10 the Court of London.
There is no news of importance either from Spain or
Portugal
The plague continued its ravages at Constantinople
Meetings were called together in every part of Eng
land where the news of the change of the Ministry had
reached TO address memorials the King ON the subject
oil the manner IN which lie had exercised his
of the crown
Parliament, which prorogued 10 Tuesday. the 25b
oi november mad been further prorogued Thursday
the 18TH of December, and there was little doubt of is
being in the meantime dissolved.
Inc Earl OF Enrol and Viscount Falkland
OF the King have il is said resigned their situations in
their Maesties household. 1t may be worth while to
state that the and daughters of the King with the
exception, perhaps of Lord Munster and Lady Sidney
are decided w mgs. Lady Erro Lady Falkland Lady
Mary Fox, Lady Kennedy Erskne and Lords Frederick
and Adolphus Frederick Ftzclance are onenl attach
ed to the party of the late administration We have no
remark to make this fact, beyond pointing out as
contradiction OF the runour absurdy propagated that
the influence of the Kings children has occasoned the
dismissal of the ministry fines
The American Charge d. Affares transacted business
on the 25d ult at the London Foreign Office
Mr. Artwedsons narrative of his residence i'm the III
states was on the eve OF being published i'm London
Mr. A. speaks of America rising and interesting
country. 80
Bells Messenger of the 23d says-"Tbe Kina q,
Friday delivered the Great Seal to Lord Lyndhufst -
The Seal u.s. therefore, not in commission but to be held
by the noble and learned Baron for the present with the
Chief Barony of the Exchequer The Marouis Welles
ley As recalled, and the Lord Primale the Commander
ln-Chlet and the Lord Chief Justice of the Kings
Bench in Ireland, appointed Lords Justices of the
Kingdom.
[From the Timcsl
Nhen the Ministers delivered their seals the Kin
was very gracious to all of them except Lord roShan
with whom the interview brief and cold TO lord
MELBOURNE his Majesty was particularly kind in his ex-
pressions.
ORION MErnouRSEs PRIVATE srcnrrARyA
we have authority to declare for ull that any re
ports which may have gone abroad the effect chat Lord
Melbourne either resigned his Office or expressed any
nnwilingness to continue to hold it, stated tlat the
Cabinet must break up OF itself either before soon at
Ter the opening oil Parliament, gave any advice with
respect TO his successor, FALSE, uNFouHprD and
cosrRARY TO TIE FACT.
From he London Speca,orl
The WELLINGToH MINIsTEY-On MONDAY the Kiny
came 10 st. Jamess Palace and received the formal re
sgnatons OF his late servants. The Duke of Wellington
was sworn In as Secretary for the Home Department
and was also commissioned by his Majesty 10 conduct
the business of the other principal departments Of the
state with the assistance OF the until
definite arrangements entered into On Friday he
further received the seals Of tho Secretary of War Paw
master of the Forces, and First Commissioner of Woods
and Forests The Duke therefore, Dro te,n0re Fira,
Lord of the Treasury Secretary of the Home Foreign
and Colonial Departments First Lord ofthe Admiraitv
President OF the Board of Control Secretary at War and
frat snunrn ctt ,o w. Il.
continue to act III these manifold capacities and i'm any
other, presuIne that may be deemed necessary unt
Sir Robert Peel, who has gone to Italy, returns The
choice of any Office in the Government including the
Premiership reserved for that ai-mportant
1T will probably be fortnight before he can arrive in
England and till then at least the Duke will remain
the sole responsible Minister OF the Empire This state
of things is, believe, Unprecedented
But is doubtful what arrangements will finally bc
made. Conjecture has been busy with the names Of
those who likely 10 take office Promising there
fore, that nothing certain is known, we may mention
thai it is rnmored, and almost expected that
LORD I>yndilurst VIII be Lord Chancellor.
Sir James Scarlet Lord Chief Baron with
- Pcerage)
Sir Charles M Sutton Home Secretary
S.r Robert Peel ---- Chancellor of The Excbe
quer, and Leader Of the
House of Commons
Lord Peterborough FOREIGN Secretary
Marquis OF Cbandos First Lord of the Admiralty
Lord Cowlcy President Of the Board of
Control.
Earl Of Rossyn Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
or Henry iardnge - Secretary for Ireland.
Srr ~ Wetherell ----- Lord Chancellor of Ireland
Earl Of Aberdeen Ambassador 10 France
Lord Stuart de Rothsayo or f,-. r., :, -
Lord Munster, 'ei'oi "c"era oil ihula'
Lord Maryborough Master Of the Horse
Sir EdwaSd Sugden Attorney General
Mr.. Follett MIR. Pollock, Solicitor General
Mr. Gouburn il 10 Lc the candidate for the Speakers
chair and the Standard iDmaes, that if the reformed
House of Commons should refuse to install him at the
Dukes word ofcommand, immediate dissolution will be
the consequence Until Sir Robert Peel shall return the
most question however, as to when the dissolu
ton shall take place, IL at ALL will not be determined
From the London Gazette, of Nov 1871
AT the Court Of ST Jamcss, the 18th day Of Novem.
Der, 1884 present. the Kings Most Excellent Majesty in
Council
His Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Most
Noble Arthur Duke Of Wellington to be one of his
Majesty principal Secretaries Of State his Grace
was this day, by his Maiestys command sworn one of
ms MaJesy sprincpal Secretaries Of state accordingly
ron ihe supplement 20 tho London Gazette OF Nov. 81
HIs Majesty IN Council was this day pleased deliver
the Great Seal to the Right Honorable John Lord
Lyndhurst whercuPon tle oath Of Lord High Chance
Jor Of Great Britain was by his Moicstys command adj
nisercd to him, and his Lordshp took his place at the
.boprd accordingly
The Addrossof Lord Byougham 10 he Court of Chm
esry Having given these Judgments. Ills Iorlship read
from the paper which the last Of them was written the
following
~ have now disposed Of all the cases that have been
hoard before up 10 the last and lie is with great sats
faction that quit This without putting any one par
" to tie expense aud delay Ofhaving bis retired
before another judge. have equal satisfaction in OBJ
serving that bcsides which stands over by con
sent for common law judges md under The application
OF the party there only two which remain
70 be heard, which set down before the last
long vacation As have right to press the parties
closer than this, II my intention If had remain
de here to adjourn fke the last day Of nc Il
term as was obliged TO do IN the month Of June
last Tor Ike rcason the business being all disposed Of
Thus have the great satisfaction Of rejecting thai This
court represented by its enemies the temple Of dis