The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-28

Russell the duty Of forming new CABINET. It's
lor,lship appears 10 have received the very ear
liest intimaton that his services we're likely tol
be Eeqaired, since we find that, on Tuesday
morning Immediately after the arrival of a mes-l
senger from London, ibe noble lord quilted the
neighborhood of Edinburgh on his way south.--
Yesterday Lord John Russell vas honored with an
audience by The Qaeen, at her Majesty's resi-
dence in Isle of Wight
Snch are the details--so far as we can recol-
ectthem- -of tie statement We matie in aeon,
portion of our impression of yesterday.
The rumors in circulation, up TO late horr of
the evening, viii be found in another part Of our
paper.
The following is the most correct list of the
lnew cabnet:
First Lord of the Treasury, Lord John Rus,
sell.
Lord Chancellor, Lord Couenham.
| Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Lord Clarendon,
Secretary for the Colonies yiscount Palmer
ston
Secretary fol the Home Department, Marquis
| of Normandy.
Chancellor Of the Exchequcr. Mr.. Barring.
President of the Council, Marquis of Lans
Idowne.
i President of The Board of Trade, Mr.. Labou
Ichere.
Vice President, Mr.. Shel.
First Lord the Admiralty, Earl of Minto.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Earl Fostecuc.
First commissioner of Woods and FORESTS
4 Earl of Besshorough,
Ambassador TO Paris, Lord Beauyale,
TgE.Anbassador 10 St. Petersburgh, Marquis o
IConricarde
i The great objection to the correctness of thI
list is that one does not find init the name eithe
of Sir Robert Peelor Mr.. Golden.
! From the London Sun, Of Dec. II.
Lord John Russell having undertaken the tasl
!, Of forming new administration, is pruceedin.
win all despatch in making his arrangements.
: Lord Paltnegston has been sent for, and vii
Iquickly arrive in London. To him The ioreigl
office will be con6ded.
9 Lord Normandy, in all probability, takes th
/ home office.
7 Lord Grey the colonia. office.
Mr.. Barring resumes the chancelIership of h
Exchequcr.
= Lord Morpeth may possibly 60 to lrelaDc
where his popularity would render him an adm
!. able Lord Lieutenant
;, Lord Cottcpham resumes the Chanceorshi
. of England,
: Lord Campbell the Chancellor of Ireland,
> Sir Thomas Wilde and Mr.. Jervis will be Al
- torney and Solicitor Generals.
! Lord Minto takes the Admiralty.
E Sir John Hobhouso, Mr.. Charles Buler, M
i Hawes, Sir George Grey, and Mr.. Tufnel, wi
:. form parts Of the government.
- Sir G, Napier and Admiral Dundas are to joi
:" the Admiralty Board.
Such are the on dts Of the day.
Y 1t is understood that before Lord John Ru
S, sells departure he addressed communications I
several Of his late colleagues, only one Of whom
VIC believe, Mr. Barring, happened 10 be in Lor
don.
'e We believe that Sir Robert Peel feels deligh
Or ed at his freedom from the trammels OF otfic'
.e land from the disagrecables Of The last twel,
months All the oflicials are busy packing L
The papers, and leaving clear board for the nc
administration.
,JI AS parts--and important parts, too--of II
y administration, public opinion points strongly
y Mr. Golden and Mr.. VIier. No administr
: Ition will be deemed complete in which The me
- of the people are not included. The Peel 60
= lernment ever since its advent in lS1l, has bee
= compelled TO court popular opinion; and 70 Il
, necessity which Sir Robert Peel felt Of doing
isill more is the overthrow Of the conservati'
W party owing. Lord John Russell cannot forg
- tchat he owes the free trade party, norto mhc
4 he owes his return 10 power
- The circumstances under WHICH the Peel ca
Ijnet has been broken up-~etle state, preseht,al
prospective Of the country-and also prop
b. consideration Of the personal tranquility of I
to olsosereign- to urge the necessity OF
ge speedy release from the state Of uncertninty
en- which the late minister has left the public
. fairs.
THE MARKETS
is LipTpooI Gotten Market, Dee. l2.--Ourm
er- Set has been less abundanly supplied with Am
ru lcan cotton this week, and the decline Of I'D.
les b, noticed last Friday in good ordinary q
Tie Emddling qualities, has been regained. Bra
he land Egyptian are heavy of sale, and I'D. per
es, Tower. Surats are without change, and Sea
,ye lands also. American have been taken on sp
an Eulaiinn,
The The prices declared by the committee ofl
dis kers this week, for fair cotton, are: Bowed, Al
Iur, Mobile, 4td., and Orleans, 4ad.
are London Corn Exchange, Friday, Dec. IL
For the past week our market has been et
,ay- pletely paralyzedby The statements made in
,onITimes as to the intention Of ministers TO prop
niefEan Immediate repeal Of the cofnaws The tr
up-ts still kept in perfect suspense in conscquel
n al the resignation Of ministers
ord In the late interval absence Of demand, ain
ote. all grain has lost value, butits difficult to
eeaIto what extent, as sellers cannot promote b
less ness by any reasona! lie concession to buyers.
i'm tare. therefore unable to make any other rel
than very great depression and prices nonl