Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-22
FOR EIGN.
New YoRK, August Is.

18th from London The cabinet Of Earl C;rey has been
dissolved-his measure had resulted from the resignation
oil Lord Althorp, who, in consequence Of the difficulties
experienced in proceeding with the Irish coercion bill since
the exposures OF Mr. Liieon Stanley and the Duke OF
Richnond determined 10 retire from public life. Lord AL
thorp has, however, consented 10 cmsin in the cabi
net which il TO be formed under yiseount Melbourne.
The latest information is furnished in slip from wmer's
dated at Liverpool on the l6,l 6 p. NJ.
The arrangements of the new ministry may be said to
he completed. The changes will he few. Lord Mel
bourne's removal from the Home Office WILL i, is said
make room for Lord Duncannon, who will fill the sua
lion hitherto held by the Premier Its also rumored tina,
Lord Durham Is going 10 ireland in the capacity Lord
Lieutenant, and Mr. rehnysou has been named his Sc
creaiy.
The arrangements said to be very annoying TO
Lord Brougham who is stated have resigned the Seals
aud gone down indscr. to have audience with the
King The general impression is that the new Cabinet /.
not composed Of materials OF an enduring quality. A
Cabinet Council was held last night-Lori Melbourne
Immediately proceeded to Windsor TO wal, upon His Ma
Jesty. The Funds remain steady.
Extract Of a Letter 10 The Editor of The ~. Y Star
LIVERPOOL, July 10, 1884.
Earl Grey and Lord Ahorp have resigned office. The
latter had committed himself by employing N Litlle,on,
the Irish Secretary negotiate with Mr. conne
the Irish Coercion BIZ, which expires the first day
oil August, aud which ministers wished 10 have
ed Tor another year. Ii appears hat Ea Grey (le head
Of the Adminra'io") was ignorant OF this negotiation,
the pnfport OF which was 10 purchase OConnels silence
The Coercion Bill by repeang the three first clauses
which made misdemesnors snder this bill liable TO be
tried before court -mariai, and gave the Ii.h Exc.
cu,ve the right OF piev,n ng public polca disc ussion.
ny putting down all public meetings. This promise serv
I'd as quieus TO Mr.. O'Connel, who determined not
But the majority OF The cabinet determined that coer-
cion should be enacted with its very
oppression OConpell then denounced Luleon having
Kept the promise to the ear and hrokenit to the hope
OF having pledged himself that the oppressive parts Of the
bill should be repealed L'leon rreupon esie and
returned to Office the day, at the request of
his colleagues LUrd Grey learned how Lord Alll orp
had sanctioned the bafgain with OConnei and taxed
him with IL hereupon Lord Althofp resigned his Office
as Chancellor OF the Exchequer. Earl Grey then re-
signed the Premiership. and totally abandoned political
lille, at the age OIL. The King sent for Lo Melbourne
10 adj " IN AT
Melbourne recommended liberal. ministry, Who could
pnl together the King, with his old conservative Je as,
On which the Queen supports him tried the Duke OF
wellington and Sir r. Peel, who declined taking office
which they could not hold for a week. The King then
suggested coalition mnistryof wings and tories This
siied and at last was rninored yesterday in London,
that Lord Melbourne would be the next Premier Lord
AiIhofp returning 10 Office Chancellor If the Exche-
quer hus IN Tact, The sole change is that Ea,l Grey
reres. Ii is doubtful whether the Admnislr
can stand. Lord Melbourne wants energy, which Earl
Grey had.
The Queen is visit TO Germany; else so great is
her influence The King that we shouii probably
have had an anti reform ministry, which people couJ
no-tcOuid not bear for month. Lord Grey does well to
retire while he do so with honor.
The London Standard the authority of its Partisan
respondent, announces the arrival OF Don Carlos in
Spiin lie reached Bayonne the Sh inst, the
following day entered Spain, where he is stated have
been extremely well received by the people What effect
this interference may have upon the going
on in that unhappy country, it is impossible 10 iOreel
Baron de Haber has been charged by Don Carlos To
contract loan OF l25 million Of francs or five million
pounds sterling which he has succeeded rcing with
oil The hrst houses Pari Besides of
civil war raging in SPAIN dreadful are devastating
the north aud Tie cholera is raging unchecked in the
south.
The recent elections of France given the ministry
a majority of three o one.
Monday EUening.-The belief which prevailed early
in The day that the King was decided in favor of liberal
Ministry at restored its money market
Consols from 90 IA 90 3D. aud the rise w firmly
maintained up to the close Of business the quotation then
being 90 10 7S Tor the account Exchequer Bills left
oil at 5ls. 10 52s. pr emium.
The following is ,ke opinion of the London Times
the breaking up OF the English Csbinei:--"What may
he The attempts to form new Cabinet, or reconstruct
the old one il for guess II is easy enough
10 see that the only attempt which have the slight
est chance OF prospecting is one which shall have for
its object the formation OF Cabine-1st least as ber
al as Lord Greys; and 3D. united There has been
TOO much OF The leaven OF conservatism in Admin
isiraioD just ired admit OF its enjoying any perma-
nency, and what did happen be liberal has
parayzed by that hic not he ceaes, OF all in
ierences, therefore, is, that coalition (or rather dis
tracton) Cab net, compromising either materials less of
a reform quality than ever found admission into ord
Greys, of that csibre Of reio,m which alter
being admitted was not long since expelled from it, can
not constitute any portion of Government, destined
endure Tor single month Ii is perfectly obvious, we
would assure the Court Eve need the tory
ton, for they convinced of W that MIR. Stanley with
his three ex colleagues. mot presentable 10 he peo
pie OF Eng will be accepted by them as mem
bers oil liberal Cabinet fOrfoJi Sir Robert Peel and
his brethren cannot be successfully appealed by the
Court in its extremity. On that point are sure that
the good Of Lord Melbourne will agree with US
As Tor pure conservative Cabinet il is all ''buzz. The
idea oil one Is utterly udcrous at such time There
but one course-unliDching reform in all departments
the State and TO be carried by concurring hinsers
Among extracts will be found some contradictory
rumours, both from London and Liverpool, alleging the
escape oil Don Carlos from England, aud his having APP
peared in the north oil Spsin and been warmly welcomed
The authenticity OF these stories liable 10 strong doubts
We give extracts concerning The political affairs other
portions Of Europe; but there is little in The news Of sny
interest beyond what attaches the two branches
OF il above alluded TO The Liverpool Cotton Market had
suffered the usual eIec, from the unsettled slate of the
ministry.
HOUSE OF LORDS, Juy o.
REsIGNATioN OF THE BRiTIsH AiINIsTY.
On The order OF the day being read for the bringing UP
oil The report on the Iis distu bsDce BILL Earl Grey rose
and attempted to address The house, but was so much
sumo his seat. The Duke OF Wellington evidently
win The view Of giving time 10 the noble earl recover
himself, presented several petitions in favour Es-
iabished CbyTch. Fail Grey again rose and after
apoogsng Tor the excess of feeling which lie had shown
proceeded Re explain The that had led his resig
nation lie entered at some length into the communities
lions which Lad passed between himself aud the no Die
marquis at the head of the Irish Government hcI he
described private communications himself person.
ally and Tot as minister, aud stated that up to Tho 23i
oi June, there doubt in The opinion Of the whole
cabinet that the renewal Of The coercion act was nd-
pensable Tor The safety Of Ireland. On The 23d of June
he received private aud confidential letter from The no
bic Marquis, which appeared TO have been produced NOT
80 much by any original view taken by that illus rous
person oil The state OF Ireland, by certain con.iJera
lions which bad been suggested TO him by hers without
DIS (Ear Greys) knowledge and priyiiy, affecting the
political state OF this country rather than the state OF Ire
land lie lost no time in wfi ing to the noble Marquis
aud letters subsequently, received the result Of
which vas that The noble Marquis did express an opinion
that II would promote other oliecis here lle three
clauses OF The bill in question might be dispeneed vf a.