Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-29

ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.

he Special and Extraordinary Express srran'
"a ~ T.he Tribune and several other jour-
als, the Foreign Intelligence brought By the
HibeInia, which arrived IN Boston
yesterday, after passageO Of eighteen days from
liverpool.
The Express came by locomotive 70 Wor-, I
ester. by horse from that place to Hartiord,l 4
hence BIZ locomotiHe to New Haven, and from
he latter place to this city by horse.
Our Express arrived in advance OF all 9th
at this moment e O'clock, A M
N believe the Government and Herald Ex.
dresses have not made their appearance! Thus
nave we distanced all competitors. 4
The news is of great importance, and will
be received by the friends of Peace in this
Country with emotions Of heartfelt pleasure.
The most remarkable if not the most i'm
portant item of intelligence is the Restoration
Of the Peel Ministry, Lord John Russell hav-.
ing failed in his efforts 10 organize Cabinet.
The main cause OF this failure was the refusal
of Lord Grey to form part of the Govern
ment if Lord PaDmeston was placed at the head
Of the Foreign Department His reasons for
this will appear elsewhere. ''''.5
al; a;s,s III sGG77'is ssastIo received in
t,;4oisr.. aedw e9faQ et"a1S. .ro,'ssn n.
Englan1with q u - ~ 4.Jq eco II.
belligerent or 49, qqo ew r~ Z. PUP.
lie sentiment in as r,lia.l t,-.. t,anltestly
strong. for Peace. 10 =
The question of the Repeal ot-,re Corn Laws Z
is still in suspense: -, t...-,''..--5ys.
THE BRn1sH M1NisrRY.-The following is
an official list of the re-adminislration:
First Lord Of the Treasury Sir Robert Peel
Secretary of the Home Department Sir ]. R
G. Graham.
Lord Chancellor Lord Lyndhurst.
~ Lord President Of the Council Duke of Buc.
cleuch. - ''i'.''
Commandet-iny Chief Duke of Wellington,
Secretary for Foreign Affairs Earl of Aber.
Lord Privy Seal Earl of Haddington. :
President of the Board Of Control Earl of
Ripon. ..,. t- :....-. -
Chancellor Of the Exchequer RI Hon. Il,
Goulburn.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Lord
G. Somerset. = .....
Commissioner of Land Revenues, Earl Lin.
coin. -
Secretary at War Rt- Hon Herbert.
The following are the new members Of the
Cabinet:
President Of the Board of Trade Earl Dal.
housie. ~ tt.- r' .ert. .~H
First Lord of the Admiralty Earl OF Ellen.
borough. sr.l III .....' .r.
Postmaster General Earl of St. Germans.
Secretary tor the c. lonies Hon. w. Gladstone.
As to Oregon the Times saws, after a some.
what searching analysis Of ,he Message:
The terms Of the Message imply, then. the
alternative of war, or conclusive negotiation
WARTS too ruons'rous to: be thought OF for a
moment, except after every effort at compro-
mise has been exhausted. Britain and Ameri-
ca must be too sensible Of their mutual bene.
fits, mutual dependence, and mutual resnert
70 peril the substantial blessings they now en-. .
joy, and are daily multiplying in tie relations
of peace, for the bloody and precarrous gloricy
OF war. 1t is all but impossible that twopreat
and kindred nations, after healing so wide 7
breach, and helping one another to 80 great
common prosperity should become mutual and g
unnatural destroyers for mere roint of horor
for remote wilderness, separated from ho,h
by journey of many months, by stormy seas.
and almos: impossible rocks and deserts. In.
less Mr. Polk is merely trif1ing with words.
and secretly scoffing at the universal sentiments
Of humanity, he is himselfincapabte Of 40 Great
an outrage and injury on the country of his an.
cestors. or the land Of his Birth. and the ;vhols
race OF man What means he by SAVING ,ha,
mas adopted the maxim " to ask NOTHING ,bot
- not r'ghI. and submit to nothing that 10
wrong: and his farther boast that If i BIZ.
anxious desire to preserve peace with All ~.
lions That the Union should be anxjous IL,
neal this sore, and should think It unmanlv and
'mPoi1ic'tobequestha 9t'arScT TO pos.erfty, ;s
~''ooSH' AHu' 4tittH should think tn
strengthen their claim with strong langn,o., !.
also in conformity with many examples, Rnt
II the decisfouls to be speedy. il eau onlv he
oy .neSoc'atlon, either by reference, or nv 49,
currence to the method which. in the coso ~
the disputed boundary on orr Canadian con
tier, proved so entirely successful.
LORD JOHN RussELL AND QUEEN Vrc-3,,.
A.-!' mas been stated that Lord John Russell
hhs" wnat was going on in Peel's Cabinet.
ana an anticipating the resignation of the Tory
MihIstry, fully expected a message Nom H..
Queen The London Spectator saws. cnr-
respondent, whom we can trust shows tba, th.
Inc foresight did not exist--fhe summons ,x,.
quite unexpected. This is an ex:ract fr,'.,
our correspondents letter: Lord John Rn.saii
was sitting with his wife at Douglass UtoI =,
Edinburgh, reading to her, at ten O'clock in rho
evening, when the Queens messenger arrived.
and, or. hearing that somebody wished to snssL
70 htrn, ne declined seeing HIM unless he men
TONED his name and II e business he cana nnon
The messenger sent up his name, which ,xss, un'
known TO Lord John, but he declined men1;on
ing his errand. Lord John thln refused to 600
him, and he was obligedto send I'D by The ~;
ter the Queens private letter. ~ =
HE SAsRATH.--An interesting -dec;s;o,
was lately rendered in the Baltimore Conn,,
court oy Judge Legrand II was given IN fhe
SaS0 oiooSHt ny the owners Ut the Sfeanhoo.
Boston. to recover $40, the arao,,nt ohn
lor the use Of said boat whilst performing an
&c on Sunday. The Court pronounce ed
me contract having been made on the Sabh,,h
and consequently in violation of law, II ~,
void, and that the plaintlfis could
not recover =, s~ 49, z s's@@ - ~ou'0
p ,awEsT :, At MAJ WITHOUT sLEAvE.-Reuben
eo"Iet; VI "reninam, the man who said ha
vas robbed last fall board Of the ste.mha ne
Mas Of $4,000, andtod The story
d him 4 has has psrtrof peach. which stupeG
Hospital At Worcester for some time pas t"a ~,
.Iiday afternoon last, he had leave to go ONT IN
ak !, , ar promising return in due season
f-BostO,s s.dsias '' 'esh neafd
sk.EeEz 3, So atF.a
0o MdM boasan nlscovEHr.-Last June. Ed
ession Of the township Of Nottawass sn con-
n ne county Of Simcoe, discovered on The lot
he 0T fsssmSans sgn * sSs il The having
ow fen. twas situated on rising aro "aIer Or