American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-20

despatched on Saturday last to command his
attendance at Osborne House. His arrival
there was eXdected yesterday, and Sir Rlbt.
Peel expected TO have met him. Sir Robert,
however, returned last night, wi huut having
seen LORD John.
This morning Lord John Russell and Sir
Robert Peel had an interview of an hours
duration, after which Lord John Russell left
town for Cowes. He had an audience of her
Majesty, and has returned to town this even
ing, having had full powers given him to form
a Government. lie has sent for Lord Pal
mersIon, and is taking it is believed, all the
necessary steps to form an Administration.
From the London Sun, Dec. Ill
Should war take place with America
neither Aberdeen nor HaddiDgton could have
carried it on tn the spirit and skill suited TO
such a serious contest The downfall Of this
heterogeneouaCahmet will be the worst news
for Polk that he has received since his install
ment into Office The Syrian affair made an
impression in America, which established the
character Of Palmerston for decision and ma
tional spirit and Polk would rather see any
man in the foreign office than nobleman
who, since the days of Canning, is the only mi
mister that has asserted the honor of the coun-
try IN all her foreign relations The charac.
ter Of the rematnd may be summed up in a
few words. Since the Earl of Ripon was
prime minister, and by his pusllanm'ty excl,
ted the Tdicu of the Sovereign that called
him TO office, he has been utterly useless.
The Premier was almost alone in his views
in his own Cabinet.
We understand that, in consequence Of the
resignation Of Ministers, her Majesty will
leave Osborn House on Saturday next, in or
der to be in nearer communication with those
who are to become her new advisers.
From the London Post, Dec. II
On Wednesday last, at the council that as
sembled at Osborne House, Sir Robert Peel
and every member of his cabinet rendered the
resignat on of their respective ofiies, and these
designations her Majesty was graciously pleas
ed to accept.
The Queen has since entrusted to Lord John
Russell the duty Of forming a new cabinet. His
LordshipaPpear< to have received the very car
Hest intinat!on that his services we're likely %
be required, since we find that, on Tuesday
morning Immediately after the arrival of a
messenger from London, the noble Lord quit.
ted the neighborhood Of Edinburgh on his way
South. Yesterday Lord John Russell vas hon
ored with an audience by the Queen, at her
Majes'y's FL dence in the Isle Of Wight.
Such are the detais--sO far as we can col
lect them--of the statement we made in a
considerable portion of our impression of yes
terdly, The rumOrs in circulation up to a late
hour Of the evening will BE- found in another
part OF our paper
The following is the most correct list Of the
new Cabinet:
First Lord .Cf the Treasury. Lord j. Russell.
Lord Chancellor, Lord COttonham.
Secretary for the Colonies NiscOunt Palmrrston.
Secretary fer the Home Department, Marquis OF
Normandy
Chancellor Of the Eychcquer, Mr. Barring.
President OF she Council, MarguiS of LansdOwnc.
President of the Board of Trade, Mr.. LaboUChcrc.
Vice President, Mr.. shell.
First Lord Of the Admiralty, Earl of Mimic.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Earl Fortescuc.
First Commissioner of Noods and Forests, Earl o.
BessbOrOuLh.
Ambassador to Paris Lord Bcauvae.
Anbass ador 10 ST. Peter burg Marquis ofClaUricardc
The great objection 10 the correctness Of THIS list is
that does not find ia it the name either Of Sir RO-
bert Peel or of Mr.. Golden.
From the London Sur, Dee ILL.,
Lord John Russell having undertaken the
task of forming IA new administration, ls pro-
ceedng with all despatch in making his ar
Engagements.
Lord PalmeTeton has been sent for, and will
quickly arrive IN London, TIE him the Foreign
office will be confided.
Lord Normandy, in all probability, takes
the Home Office.
Lord Grey the Colonial Office.
Mr.. Barring reGumes the Chancellorship Of
the EXcheqaer.
Lord Morpeth may possibly 80 to Ireland,
where his popularity would render him an ad-
mirabe Lord Lieutenant. -
Lord Cottcnham rcsumdy the Chancellorship
OF England
Lord Campbell the Chancellor CT Ireland.
Sir Thomas Wilde and Mr.. Jcrvis will be
Attorney and Solicitor Generals.
Lord Mimic taxes the Admiralty.
Sir John Hobhouse, Mr.. Charles Butler, MIR.
Halves, Sir George Grey and Mr.. Tufnell will
form parts of the government.
Sir c. Napier and Admiral Dundas are to
join the Admiralty Board.
Such are the on dts OF the day.
1t is understood that before Lord John Rus
to several of his late colleagues, only one of
whom, we believe, Mr.. Barring, happened to be
in London.
We believe that Sir Robert Peel feels de-
lighted at his freedom from the tramuiols of Of
flee, and from the disagreeables of the last l2
months All the officials arc busy packing up
tuC l'oPCioJ ohc ClCat oOotu %oi thC
new administration.
AS parts-and important parts, too-of the
public opinion points strongly
to Mr.. Golden and Mr.. VilerC. No admins
tration will be deemed complete in which the
men ofshe people are not included. The Peel
government, ever since its advent in lS4l, has
been compelled to court popular opinion; and
to the necessity which Sir R. Peel felt Of doing
SO still more, is the overthrow of the conserve
tive party owing. Lord John Russell cannot
forget ,ohat be owes to the free trade party, nor
to iohom he owes his return to power.
From the Liverpool Mercury, Dec. III
In the present state of things, it would of
course be premature to announce any arrange
ment as to the persons and places in the new
government. The following list was, how
ever, pretty generally credited last night in