Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-22
NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMRRIA

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Passage Of the Corn Lao Biu-Defeot If III. Ir;,h
Coercion Biu-Resignation of Sir r. PEERS Mr..
tstry-.Nesc Ministry under Lord John Russell
Reception Of the Oregon Treaty-New Pope cleo
ted.
The steamship Cambria, left Liverpool on the 4th
and arrived at Boston on Friday zes,ssz -
In the House of Lords on the evening of the 25tb
ut., the new Corn bill brought forward by Sir Rob-
ert Peel and heretofore passed by the lower House.
passed its third reading without DIVISION The tri
umph of this great free trade measure is therefore
complete.
On the same night the above passed, the House of
Commons refused pass the Irish Coercion bill, and
left Sir Robert Peels ministry in minority of 70 in
the vote thereon. On Saturday, the 9th, Peel pro
ceeded to the Isle of Wight for the purpose of ten
derlng his own and his colleagues resignation to the
Queen, who was at that place. 1t was accepted
most graciously, probably, on Monday night, Peel
made heightened exposition of his motive for resign
ing, in the House of Commons.
The new cabinet is not yet definitely formed but
the Wings are again to ho;d the seals of Office
Lord John Russell is to be at the head of the Minis
try.
The Marquis of Landsdown over the HomeDepart
ment.
Sir George Gray over the Foreign Department
Viscount Palmerston over the Colonial Depart
ment.
Earl Gray over the Treasury.
Lord John Russell over the Excheouer.
Mr.. Charles Wood over the Board of Trade.
Earl of Clarendon Chief Secretary of ireland.
Mr.. Tavon Chief Secretary of war.
Hon. Fox Maue, Attorney General.
Sir Thomas Wild, Lord Lieutenant of ireland.
Earl OF Rasborough ESQ written) commander in
Chief, or the Duke of Wellington seems to be set
down as to remain in that Office. Most of the MEM
bers belong to the old Melbourne cabinet.
The Duke o! Wellington remains at the head of the
Army, without seat in the Cabinet. The London
Times regard the new Ministry favorably. Sir Rob-
srt Peel views it not only without jealousy, but with
friendly eye The General impression was that the
new Premier will hastily wind up the business of the
session. and dissolve Parliament in the course of the
Autumn.
Markets considering the ministerial interepnum is
firm.
The news OF the settlement Of the Oregon question
lad reached England and produced general JOY thro-
,ut the country. 1t arrived on the evening of
he dissolution of the Peel Ministry. 1t is under
TODD that the navigation of the River is secured to
hat nation by the treaty in perpetuity and only
Turing the remainder of the Hudson Bay Co.'s char
er.
Peel himself understands it. The London
Times and Chronicle, speak favorabIy of the settle
nent of the Oregon question. Wilmer and Smiths
Times contains % columns of Peels speech on the
ubject of the Oregon question, Mexican relations
Citations and his resignation.
He said 81 do rejoice, before surrendering power,
hat have for giving the official assurance, that eve
y cause of quarrel with that great country on the
ther side of the Atlantic, is terminated before re-
ire from Office Loud cheers.) $40
l feel that have executed the task which nv pub
c duty imposed upon me. trust have said moth
ng which can by possibility lead to the recurrence
# those controversies which we have deprecated
Attention is now In England upon the American
Tariff.
Cardinal Ferreti has been elected Pope under the
ame of Plus TX.