Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10
Correspondence of the Journal of commege.


 The Wings still continue in office, and her Majes- ty appears determined to make the most of them.- She has just returned from her little of whig ys- it's, having exhibited durSg her progress the most pointed and personal attachment to party from which she is likely to be severed for consdera- be tiIre Women have their likes and dlslkes the same men, but they have different mode sf ex- hbitng such feelings. These delicate beings never do things by halves. They must be al nothing, and either adore or detest. It is thus with the Queen. No Sovereign has exhibited such cesslve abhorrence of party as her Majesty has gently done, and there instance in which such marked and atfectonate devotion has been beheld from the crown. The only Tory invited to meet her Majesty tine. Duke of Wellington, whoS passed the day at Woburn Abbey, and it is understood that such were the express commands of Victoria, These visits thus constituted, to the Duke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey,-Earl Cowper's, at Passanger-and Lord Melbourne's at Bracket Hall, speak volumes. As have previously mentioned, they intended as complimentary visits to three principal personages in her present Cabinet-the Premier, Lord Melbourne Lord Palmerston, her Secretary for Foreign Affairs -and Lord John Russell, her Secretary for the Home De artment.
 When the ''litte body" as Miss Sedgemick calls her, intimated her intention of paying marked favor to these noble nen the latter pleaded the want of proper establishments receive their royal mistress in manner beftting her rank. and in ac- cordance with their own feelings of loyalty and hos
 
 relatives who Let the honor extend from your selves to the heads of your families. When Queen of England IS resolved to besow her royal avr, teem and presence, she must have such excuses. Victoria seeks but welcome, whether il comes from the cottage the mansion." The blood of the Guelphs was up-and the sGn-in-aw of Lord Palmer and the brother of Lord John Russell have been honored in consequence, It is pretty boldly rumored, also, that she IS determined not to part with her household, or permit d Tory premler to nominate any parties for such positions. The Globe evening paper, under the influence of Lord Palmerston has openly ayow ed the probability of such course.
 There1s regular scramble for places. Already Sir Robert Feels residence has, been so beseged, that it has not inapty been termed "The New Post Offce!" and l assure you that there is scarcely hedgeling among the Torres that does think his service in the ought to be requted by, and him self eligible and entitled to, post another of no inconsiderabe importance. The premier will have very difficult task in keeping his party within anything like decent bounds. They not only deem it their duty to tender him advice, but actually to form his Cabinet, and to him the trouble of such onerous responsibility, An organ of that tas of the agrculturists, the Duke of Buckingham has forth list, and when it is considered that this is to be administrator devoted the protection of the farmer, the great Duke be looked upon as a person of no mean importance in such a body, and his putting forth these must be taken as an indication that his Grace is determined to show that he is not only to be in the Cabinet and to have most important office, but also that he must have his choice in certain ministerial nominations. From this feeling thus ingenousy put ou it is quite evil dent that the Cabinet m esse, will consiss yf three portions-he Peel party-the Stanley section and the Buckingham batch The list has already had it's effect, and has quieted the Duke, by giving to him the Lord Leutenancy of Ireland, The appoint ment, say the knowing ones, will remove danger ous and powerful parsonage considerably out of the way, and enable the Cabinet to jog on without en- counterng rude jots from the self-styled farmers friend.