The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-30
IupORTAaT FROM ENGLAND.

hou E-tsUhA'D'
or rnE MINISTRY. AND /
rrRTuER PRoRoG ALTON or PARLIAMENT
For the following important news from
ENGLAND We are indebted TO the baltimore
Sun, v hich dispatched il 10 this city yes.
terdav afternoon by special express, al .
ter having previously expressed II IRON
New York TO Baltimore. The sun states, (
however, that il derived the Lews lromihc
.Yar lo,k Herald, whose ne"s.boai boar
ded The packet.ship Liberty near one hun I
bred miles of sea, and sent her papers to
New York by an overland express. nc
Liberty sailed from Liverpool ON the 3lh
ultimo, and brought papers Of that date,
icing four days, later than previously re-
ceiyed. The dissolution OF the Ministry
had created intense excitement ~ England
We make the subJoned eAlracts.-Aaf'
Mttligmcer.
on TIE RESIGNATION OF THE MIN
ISIRY.
FROM the LoNpoN HERALD. plcEMaER X
Su Robert Peel's Government is at an
end. AN the members Of the Calumet yes.
terday rendered their resignation, which
her Majesty was pleased TO accept.
1t viii be easily believed that We regret
tins determination Of her Majesty 5 ad''s-
crs but We should much more regret their
unanimous determination TO sacrifice the
industry Of the country By stripping It Of
all projections.
The important fact now announced
proves how completely wrong the Times
vas when ii stated that the Government
had decided upon proposing 70 Parliament,
as a Cabinet measure, the repeal oi The
cefn laws.
FROM rHE io>noS CHRONICLE, pCcEnaRR IL.
An official announcement, in unolher
part Of our paper, confirms one part Of The
statement Whlchwe made Yesterday name.
Is, that Parliament, instead OF being sum-
moncd Ter the dispatch Of business, woald
be again prorogucd. The other and more
important part Of our announcement Is, We
believe equally correct. The Cabinet, We
are assured resigned yesterday. Its con
6den,ly sand that, so FAR from The Cabinet
having OF any time come 10 n decision 10
recommend the repeal Of the corn law, a
large majority Of his colleagues have
throughout been opposed 10 SIR Rober,
Pee's recommendation.
Prom the London T,nes, December II
Yesterday Parliament was further pro
roggcd to tie 30;h instant. The naming
ct 50 early day would i itself imply thu
the Cabinet Is no, now ia state 10 nee
Parliament The rumors however, which
have been confidently circulated 10 the bes
informed quarters since Monday, and cir
cumstarces Which have come 10 our knnwl
edge since the return ot tho Ministers las
night from Osborne House leave scarcely
any reasonable doubt that the rcsiylag re
rugnauce Of tie Duke to the decision o
bs collea2u cues has rendered !, necessary
for them 10 tender their resignation 10 he
Majesty. An unforeseen difficulty Of cours'
here must have teen somewhere,
Amer SO long and close succession Q
councils, that difficulty could ou'y aris'
from q struggle between tie declared 10
tealon4 Of the chief and the prejudice O.
rrjlc Of some of bis colleagues. Wer
the ministry certain Of meeting Parlamen
as the servants of thc Crown, il would haS'
fixed the DAY, and our prediction woul,
have been 10 tho letter fulfilled. That q
no longer possible. Some minor change
as SIC numated Ut the first there muul
undoubtedly have been, bot It IS to th
3 erayer difficulty that THIS ueV mud uuiurc
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