The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-07-30

| OF the Revenues OF The Natlonal Govern
ment, at least for "a century 10 come.
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ARRIVAL OF THE. I. CAMBRIA
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPEt
Passage Of The Corn Law Bill Defeat Of
the Irish Coercion Bill Resignation of
Sir X. Peel's Ministry--N New Ministry
| under Lord John RasselI- Reception Of
the Oregon Tfeaty--Ncw Pope Elected.
| The Steamship Cambria arrived at Boston
on the l7th inst, bringing intelligence
fourteen days later than that brought BY the
| Britannia
In the House Of Lords on the evening Of
the 25th ult., the new Corn Bill brought for
ward by Sir Robert Peol and heretofore
passed by the lower House, passed its third
reading without a division. Tho triumph of
this great free trade measure is therefore
complete. :
Or the same night the above passed, the
House Of Commons refused to pass the Irish
Coercion Bill, and left Sir r. Puel's Ministry
in minority of73 in the vote thereon. On
Saturday, the 9Th, Peel proceeded to the
Isle Of Wight, for the purpose Of rendering
his own and his colleagues resignation TO
the Queen, who was at that place It was
accepted+most graciously, probably. On
Monday night, Peel made lengthy EXPOSE
ton of his motive for resigning in the House
of Commons.
The new Cabinet is not yet definitely
formed, but the wings ds aga;.s4 lssSa lssSa iia,a ID
seals Of Office. Lord John Russell is to be
at the head of the new Ministry.
/ Lord Chancellor, Lord Cottenham.
President Of the Council, Marquis of
Lansdowne
Lord Priyy Seal, Earl of Minto.
Sec'y for the Home Department, Sir
George Grey.
Sec'y for the Form Department, yiscount
Palmerston.
Secretary for the Colonies, Earl Grey.
FIRST Lord Of the Treasury, Lord John
Russell.
Chancellor or the Exchequer, Charles
Wood.
| Chancellor Of the Duchy of Lancaster,
Lord Campbell
Paymaster General, Mr.. Macauley
Woods and Forests, Viscount Morpeth.
Paymaster General, Marquis Of Clanri-
carde.
Board Of Trade, Earl Of Clarendon
Board of Control, Sir John Hobhouse.
| Chief Secretary Of Ireland, Mr.. Labou-
chere.
Admiralty, Earl Of Auckland. Z
Nor OF TIE CABINET.
Master of the Mint, Right Hon. r. s.
Shie.
Secretary of War, Hon. Fex Maule.
Attorney General, Sir Thomas Wilde.
Lord Advocate, A. Rutherford,
Solicitor General for Scotland, T. Matt.
Hand.
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, Earl Of Bes-
borough.
| Commander-in-Ch Chef Duke of Yelling
ton.
Master General of the Ordnance, Marquis
Of Anglesey
4. The London Times regards the new Min
istry favorabIy. Sir Robert Peel views It not
only without jealousy, but with a friendly
Eeye.
The news Of the settlement Of the Oregon
question had reached England and produced
general JOY throughout the country. 1t ar
rived on the evening Of the dissolution ofthe
Peel Ministry. II is understood that the
navigation Of the Columbia River is secured
to that nation by the treaty in perpetuiy,
and not only during the remainder Of the
i Hudson Bay Co.'s Charter.
Peel himself so understands it. The
London Times and Chronicle, speak favorably
of the settlement Of the Oregon question
/ Wilmer & Smiths Times contains two COL
Iumns and half Of PeeI's speech on the
subjec. Of the Oregon question, Mexican
relations, and bis resignation. He said, +" |
do rejoice, before suTendering power, that |
have authority Of giving the official assurance,
that every cause Of quarrel with that great
country on the other side Of the Atlantic, is
terminated before retire from office. Loud
cheers.) feel thai | have executed the
task which my public duty imposed upon me.
7 trust have said nothing which can posi-
lbly lead to arecurrence Of those controver-
Isles which we haye deprecated
From the London Chronicle, June 80.
The Oregon question is settled The an
announcement Of The peaceful upshot Of a
negotioupn, has been received
with acclamation throughout the states---
The more reasonable views Of the moderate
Iinen have prevailed The exaggeration Of
Epatrietism has subsidized truth has won for
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