The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06

Peel, who evinced, u Is salui rs H'tie ie-
luctance 10 resume as he had shown TO
leave Office. lie brought 10 substantial y
has old Cabinet. Lord Wharncliie, the
President Of the Council, who died from
the excitement produced by the resignation
Of his colleagues, is to be succeeded BY tie
Duke OF Buccleuch. Lord E.lerb rough
is to be tie First Lord Of The Admiralty
Tie Earl Of IIaddington Is 10 have the OIL
Zee IL the Pnvy Sent which the Duke Of
Buccleuch filled. But the most striking
change 10 the whole IS he resignation OF
the Colonial Secretary, lord Stanley, and
nasolnlment Of Mr. ", l., Gladstone as
ms successor. These changes, slight a.
they are, are generally thought a. have
been for The better. The following j. on
otfcial list OF the Cabinet, as ut present
organized
F,rsi Lord af the Trea.nry. SIR Robert Peel
Secretary Of tho Home De
p.rl.nen,. SUI c Grbam.
Lord Chaaceiio- Lorl lyuaaufst.
Lord President tie Coun
cd, llse OF bncct'4a"r
Commander ,n.chtrr. Duke Of Nv.l nglon.
fair. En- Of Aberdeen
Lord rryy Soal, BAL ol lladcirgtoh.
President Of the Board Of
Control Par Of Rioon,
Chancellor o The Fkchtquet Hon. II Goalbutn.
Chancellor OF the pucay Of
Lancaster. Lord Somerset.
om1l iss.ons OF Land Rev
cnus,, Earl r.n-oln.
Secretary st War, lion. 5 Herbert.
President Of the Board Of
Trade. Earl Dalhoas ..
First Lord olthe Admiralty, tarl Of Eilrnhoto
Postmaster General Earl OF - G"fmainr
Secretary lof tho Colonies. lion. v Gladstone
The future policy 81 the Peel Ministry
remalncd a matter Of Conjecture, but con.
lectures we're By no means wanting. i
vas reported on the me hand that the re-.
construction of the Cabinet involved com.
promise on tie Corn Laws and that N.
stead Of total repeal, their modification
only would BE- attempted that SIR Rosett
Pee, vac 10 propose fixed duty Of 'ireire
shiliu2s ~ sir smllings per quarter, 70 be
gradually decreased until Il expires entire
Is ~ tn course Of six or ten years. Others
say TIN, a fixed duty Of fhree shll lngs
with compeusa ION to the land owner, y
resolved upon. These, however, are sim.
Pie -pecuIarons, and nothing probably vii
bo kuoun upon the sDhpct uuld the meet.
lng Of Parliament, as 4 is thought special
care viii be token to prevent Cabinet Sc
crc,s from leaking out, as they dad ia The
case uf the recent announcement " the
IImet Of the intention to repeal the Corn
Laws.
The eject Of the return of the Peel MN
i,'ry upon all branches of business va,
electric, rs appears BY the following sluie
men, IA the E"roPcan 1Imes:
"Sir Robert Peel. resumption of power 'mrs
dl-icly made Hsr.f tolt 10 every branch Of trade
Confidence which had h,en shattered BY The faH
WY parir became plliysad when u vas Nno~H
That Peel KS out. tho markets fell. tie fund,
sauh. business suspended, and a gloom,
mist hung over the commercial and ttadln (
world These evils are fact .ahstigg win tb'
rausas which called them into existence, Up
wards of ten Gsya have elapsed since u heram'
known that Peel WI, again Premier and every
day has shown improved symptoms N the pro
duce, share. money, sgd other markets, 1hr
change appears the more extraordinary. from bt
fact that hia future policy I= Is much matter o.
speculation - tho ncs comet even more undo
vii do bot every one 6aaa rs''i;'...,,, . =
singular proof Of the hold which one powtiia
mind has over ito - apalates and 'se prospects 81
millions Of people. Tie London Examiner wit
t,y observes, IN reference 10 thus prevailing feel
my, " tho beauty Of the present lIncure Is. taa
nobody knows What >lr RoHr5, Pool Is gong q
do, and vet every body il sltr fed that he is tat
man 10 do NoBobY KsaWa WHAT"
This is all tha, We find of interest con.
cerung the most important event that has
ransplred "a Europe since our a,l advtees
the restoration Of Sir Robert Peel aad
his Cabinet
OREGON AND TIE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE.
The next subject of interest il Oregon
and the Presidents Message, This doou.
ncnt reached Liverpool by tho picket ship
Sea, which sailed from New York, I, y.liI
be remembered, on the 81 Of December
and arrived on the 22d. Mrs4rs. Wilmer
d Smith had a steamer al sea for some
days awaiting its arrigal, and 1t was i'm.
mcdIately taken by express to London and
Pnrls. il vas generally understood that
Mr.. McLane had received n copy hy the
steamer which sailed on the first; but, If so,
neither It's spirit nor substance was allow.
ed to become public. We give mex, wee 1
the comments Of the English and French
press upon the Message. They will be
found To be generally free from all irritation
and violence, which arises, according Ia
he European Times, from a praiseworthy
desire to heul rather than fumcnt tho dit.
ierenccs between the two countries. Que
reason for this is thus stated by TINT paper
a statement which, 1t will be seen, Is con.
tanned also in oIher journals:
go One cause, perhaps why the Message has a.
grecaby disappointed expectation here il, tho
well timed observations 10 which II INDUCES 70.
spectmg liberal tariff If The Oregon ~ the
bane, the proposed reduction Of tho larH is tho
antidDto IN the new Presidents fnissive to Con.
gresa. Tho style of the document has elected
praise and, although Mr.. Polk has been snub.
bed by European puJ'ics.s as a Soryft MoMaE.