New-York tribune., 1841-09-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Nv the Caledonia "A, Boston.

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clock. having been l3 days and ls hours on her
passage from Liverpool. including four hours dc
teption a. Halifax. She brought l03 passengers
10 Halifax landed 80 there, and took - Others for
Boston, making 81 to tina, city. She brought:
1880 leuers-ever 5000 for this city. eco for
New Orleans. &C. She passed the Britannia at
II A. NJ. on Friday. leo miles from Boston Light.
The Steamship Acadia arrived out or the 18th, in
II day, 10 hours, being the shortest passage ever
made.
The commercial intelligence is Indifferent Cot
ton had declined shade farther. There had been
heavy failures in the Cotton trade, and more are
expected The Grain Harves, is searly finished,
and promises better than was anticipated, bu; prices
d, not recede There have been heavy failures,
in the manufacturing districts.
Although tho intelligence Is four days later, TIE
only political news of Importance regards the for
nation Of
THE NEW TORY MINISTRY.
Fran Correspondent OF the Morning Herald OF the 3d.
81. ROBERT PEEI's ADNiSIsIRATros-THE c,atsET.
First Lord Of the Treasury prime Ministcrl-
The Right Hon Sir Robert Peel. Bart.
Lord High Chancellor-Logd Lyndhuyst.
Lord President OF the Council-Lord Wharf,
clife.
Lord Priyy seal-The Duke of Buckingham.
Secretary OF State Home Departnent)-Earl
of Aberdeen.
Secretary of State Colonial DEPARTMENT.
Lord Stanley.
/ Chancellor of the Exchcquer-The Ri. Hon.
Hen. Goulbourn.
First Lord OF the Admiralty-Tho Earl OF Had
dington.
President of the Board of ControI-Lord Ellen
borough.
Paymnster of the Forccs-The Right Hoa. Sir
Edward Knatchbu
Prcsiden, of the Board OF Trade-Ths Earl of
Ripon.
Secretary at War-The Right Hon. Sir H.
Hsrdnre.
The Duks OF Wellington is the other member of
the Cabinet, but does not hold office, although the
/ us;rous Duke viii be the leader Of the Minis
I terial party in the House Of Lords
/ In addition to the above, the following appoint
rnent, may he relied on:
The Earl de Grcy-Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land
Lord Elliot-Chief Secretary for Ireland
The Right Hon Sir George Clerk, Bnr;.-Chief
Secretary TO the Admiralty.
The Right Hon. Admiral Sir George Cockburn.
/ G. C. Bone OF the Lords OF the Admiralty.
Lord Ashlcy-Ditto.
Sir Frederick Polock-Attorncy-G
Sir William Follett-Solic,or-Gsncra
Sir Onward Sugdsn-Chanccor for Ireland.
THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.
Lord Steward Of tho Queens Houschold-Eurl
of Liverpool.
Master of the Horse to her Majesty-Tha Earl
OF Jersey.
Master of the Queess Buck HOunas-The
Earl Of Rossyn.
Among the rumor. in the best informed circles
is, that Lord Isgesrric will be OF the junior
Lords of the Admiralty, and that the Earl of Lin
coin. Viscount Sandon and the Hon. Sydney Her
bert are to be in the Treasury.
Viscount Powerscourt, who only arrived in town
on Wednesday night from his seat in the county
Wicklow, and Viscount Sydney, are both mention
ed as Lords in waiting to the Queen.
Mr.. Edward Drummond has been appointed by
the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. his private
secretary.
Last evening another despatch from the Right
Honorable Premier was forwarded TO her Mnjes-
~ at Clarement.
An express was sent yesterday to Sir Edward
Ssgden. at Thames Ds,ton, Surrey.
The RICH; Hon. Baronet, Notwithstanding his
fatiguing duties since Sunday last. is we are sra-
tilted hear, in the enjoyment OF excellent health
and spirits.
From the Standard Of the Cd
The following appointments have been mention
ed this evening. believe upon good authority,
though we Cannot say the best; all events,
there is little doubt that however noblemcn and
gentlemc rnay determine, the Offices named have
been rendered as follows
Master GeHoral of the Ordnance-Sir George
Murray, Lord Bcresford having declined
Woods and Forcsts-Lord Granville Somerset.
Admiralty Chief Seerctary-Sir George Clerk.
Admiralty Lords-Sir George Cockburne (un-
less Sir Gcsrge prefer the command in the Aledi-
terrancan) and Lord lngestrie.
Treasury Secrctary-Sr Thomas Freemantle.
Governor of Csnada-Sir Howard Douglas.
From the Times OF the 3d.
At the meeting of the principal members of the
party yesterday evening. the appointments which
vet remained to be filled up. taken into
sideraiion, and although answer had boon re-
ceived from the Duke OF Rutland, to whom the
post of Lord Chamberlain had been offered, his
/ reply was hourly expected, and no doubt was err
,ertaincd that, before tie meeting of the Cabinet
/ Council which has been summoned the list OF the
proposed administration would be prepared which
will be submitted to her Majesty this afternoon.
1t i, understood that both Si Henry Hardinge,
as Secretary at War, and Sir Edward Knatchbull,
n. Paymaster of the Forces will have seats in the
Cabinet Lord Ernest Bruce i. appointed Vice
Chamberlain, aad the CHARACTERISTIC of the
Duchy of Lancaster viii dcyolye upon Lord g.
Somerset.
Lord Elliott and Mr.. William Gladstone are to
be made Priyy Councillors.
A vast number of Irish peasants have, usual
gone over TO England 10 assist in the labors of har
vest. A grea; proportion of them, from the ur-