Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
FOREIGN.
VERY I.ATE FROM EUROPE

VERY LATE FROM EUROPE
New YORK, Jan. 10.-The packet ship South Ameri-
ca, Capt Waterman, below Saturday afternoon, and
about o'clock wereccived papers by express
the Island viz London TO the evening Of Dec 18TH and
Liverpool TO the 18th
The new British Ministry was formed on the 18th
The advices from Paris Dec. 18th evening No
thing had transpired on the subject of the American
Treaty
In England much dissatisfaction was manifested in
many places at the revolution in the Ministry; public
meetings were being held almost without number; but
no acts of violence had been committed.
LoNDoS, December 1.-THE King held privy coun-
Gil yesterday which attended by the Lord Chancel
Tor, Qyndhurst) the Duke of Wellington Marques of
Camden, Ears of Rosslyn Amherst, and Jersey Lords
Peterborough, Cowley, and Mayrborough, Sir II. Peel
Sir G. Nj Sutton, Sir John Beckett Sir IL. Hardinge
Mcssrs. Goulburn and Herries-our future reformers
Sir r. Peel was into Office Chancellor of the
EXchequer, and received the seals of office from the
King He will also be first Lord of the Treasury but
with respect to the latter delay take place
Parliament was ordered to be further prorogued from
the 18th of the present month"; TO Thursday the 18th
January. But this is matter of form as Paria-
ment can be dissolved at any time Nothing however.
yet known of the dissolution though probable that
the moment the ministerial are com pleted
it will take place
LoSDoS Dec 13-To the amazement caused bv the
coup Geat at Brighton and the nterregnum OF the Duke
has succeeded deep determined feeling of disgust and
resentment at the mpudent experiment making OF
forcing back upon the children and the champions
the old abominabio systesthe Goulbuns the Herries
the Granville Somersets the Billies Lowher and Holmes
the iardinges and Horace Twsses-the. quar- ter day
apostae PATRIOTS ard all the offensive half forgotten who
lorded it in the old boroughmongerng days
which fully thought
The people, we say, will not suffer these to be
their masters again. They viii not bear them under
their old Master the Duke and his colors norwill they
allow themselves cheated by them under the ia lse
pretences of his denure deputy.
The elections will decide the question: at once
and forever Neither fot nor fraud can givethese in
pudent adventures ncRase TO their present force of
more than thirty forty votes; and what will that
strength be mot fourth of the total number of the
House All the counties put together, in Enga Ire
land and Scotland only 24 members and if these
called Conservatives had them all-what then But
some of these deluded men say they have $50 300
secure 1T Is not true but suppose 1T werevhat then?
In the case, the smooth faced esqstlemen on the
Treasury Bench, meets Parliament with majority of
vs. III the other, 81 against him. Did ever Minister do
this before, after dlsS0lutORP
Has any right with such prospects to make
try into confusion by the dissolution of two years Par
lament Where is the precedent for such conduct
We hope. and we believes that the Gtst day Of the next
session will not pass without motion of inquiry
10 who dared TO advise his majesty dismiss his 90
vernment-who adhere to advise him to dismiss his late
Parliament without of complaint against either the
Government or the Pacament, aud without any chance
ofadmnisering the affairs Of the country by other men
or with other MISUNDERSTANDING Chronicle.
(Frona The Globe Deccmber 15.)
"The very names, says friend the Post "of Chan
dos, Murray, Knatchbul Barring, Goubuvn, and Eerres
afford trumphantrepy to the cavs and affected doubts
of our ex-ministerial contemporaries"
They do indeed. Sccpticsm itself could have no far
Their room for cayil; Charity the most boundess can
have not compassionate doubt.
The impression made in town, wherever men do con-
gregate, by the announcement OF this batch Common
crs is grave enough to be termed contempt 1t is
sheer derson. 1t IS seant belief that such SQUAD are
actually in oeeaId total nnbeef that they can keep
Office couple Of months.
We learn that Lord Stanley's answer TO Sir Robert
extended nearer two sheets than pages and con-
tanned full exposition of the for which lie nei-
Their could join act with the Tories One of the w.
ing of Lord Stanley has been that of his hasten
ing to town to confer with the Tories personally Lord
Stanley has selected his route in the opposite direction
and we pear thnt or James tralm left town last night
by the Glasgow mail toon his former colleague at The
inaugural occasion at Glasgow.
The Tory organs have discovered that Lord Stanley
and Sir James GsaIam Of very little convenience IN
them that they not to be bad We well believe
their accession would have dsgaced themselves with
out serving their temptes but their refusal not the less
shows the nakedness Of The land We understand how
eyes, that Lord Wharncie intends to embark with the
sinking crew.
THE NEW BRITisH MiNlssIrRfsYSp ''s1
The following is correct list Of the New Cabinet
Ministers appointed ut the council held this after noon at
ST Jameas Palace
Sir r.. Peel, First Lord oftbe Treasury
and Chancellor ofthe Tx
cheducr
Lord Lyndhurst Lord Chancellor
Duke Of Wellington, Foreign Secretary
Lord Wharnciie, Private Seal
Earl of Aberdeen FIRST Lord Of Admiralty
Lord Rossyln, President Of the CounciI
Mr.. Goulburn Secretary for the Home De-
partment
Mr.. Herries, Secretary of War
Sir Henry Hardinge, Secretary for Ireland.
Sir g. Murray, Master General fthc Ord
Mr. r. Ba,ng, Prest Of Board Trade
Sir +. Knotchbun, Paynaster Of the Forces
Lord Ellenborough, President Of the Board Of
Control.
The above form the Cabinet
The Secretaryshp for the Colonies and the Cbapre1
lorsp for the Duchy ofLancasier not vet filed np
The following appointments have been made
Sir Scarlet Chief Baron Of the Exchcouer
Sir y. Sugden,. Chancellor Of Ireland
Lord Jersey, Lord Chamberlain
LoaDos, Dec. 12.-Iord Stanley has refused 10 ioin
the Dukes Administration, and The Tories now say that
they viii be better without him This is the old story Of
the fox and the sour grapes