Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.

THIRTEEN DAYS LATBR--ToRY MINISTRY DIsBANDED,
OLD MINISTRY REsToRRD-RIoT IN PARIS.
The fayoriic and fortunate steamship Great Wes-
tern, Captain Hoskin, came through the Nnrrows
Friday night, having made the passage day soon
er than was expected. She would have arrived
yesterday al noon, but for two days of head winds.
The passage has been delightful. We learn from
the passengers generally that England was in
very unquiet state. That the manufacturing towns
were crowded with regular troops to watch the
movements of tie Chariists, and that the finances
Of the country are in n precarous situation. The
Bank OF England, under the unsettled state Of at
fairs. has suddenly raised her rate of interest 10
FIVE per cent. The corn laws, and the diminished
supply have contributed to this inquietude. The
difficulties in France have, as we had anticipated
assumed a serious aspect and blood has been shed
by the government in suppressing an Instruction
in the streets of PARIS.
The British Queen was to sal July LIST.
TIE BRITISH MINISTRY.
The following lis, of ladies' of the Queens house,
hold the new Tory adnli nistration required TO be
dismissed but which the Queen, with proper spr-
it, actually refused to do:
The Duchess Of Sutherland, sister TO Lord Nor
pelh--ihe Marchioness of Normandy, wife Of the
SECRETARY of the Colones-Marchioness Of Bredal-
bsbe. W iie Of Wing Marquis, made peer by the
| Whigs-Marehiones Of Tayisiock. wife OF the ell
des, son of the Duke Of Bedford and sistcr-in-lcw
/ of Lord JOHN Russel--the Countess Of Burlington,
sister Of Lord Morpeih-Lsdy PorlmaB wife of Il
Wing Peer. made Peer by the Melbourne Minis
try--Lsdy Llttleton, widow of Wing Peer, and
sister OF Earl SPeneer-Countess of Chsrlemont
wife of an Irish Radical Peer--Lady Gardner, wife
ola Wing portizan, and daughter ofa Wing Peer
( Lady e. Burlington. daughter Of the Wing Earl
Grey-Lady c. Copely, daughter Of the Wing
Earl Of YirboroUgh, and wife ola Wing Daronel
land half dozen other ladies ofthe same stamp
Sir Robert Peel formed his esbiuet OF the follow
ing persons
Dakc Of Wellington President Q: the Council.
Lord Lyndhurs,, Chancellor.
Lord Ellenborough. PnYy Seal.
Earl Aberdeen, Foreign Affairs.
SIR James Graham, Secretary Of the Navy.
Lord Stanley, Colonies.
Sir Henry Harding, Secretary Of War.
Mr, Golbourne. Home Department.
SIR Robert Peel, Chancellor ESehequer.
In consequence Of the absolute refusal Of th'
+ Queen to seeede 10 the very discoureous rcques
Of su Robert Peel, backed by the Duke Of Wei
lingion relative to her domestic feusle household
, Niseonu; Melbourne solicited by her Malesl
TO resume oiee together with his ccadjutcrs whle
they accordingly dad.
|, The Qneen's letter 10 SIR Robert Peel was e
. follows
Buckingham Pslsee. May TO- 1889.
The Queen having Considered the proposiiio
made 10 Der yesterday BY Sir Robert Peel. 10 re
move the ladies Of her bed CHAMBER, cannot con
sent 10 adopt cSSree which she eoneeiges 10
contrary 10 ussge. and which Is fePegnaHi 10 be
. feehugs.H
! On She 18th. Sir Il. Peel made ~ erplsnaiie
& ia the House Of Lords. On The liih lcfd Ne
. beuIoe rsPlsd. and fully sosiaiasd the osesS;