Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-23
LATE NEWS PROM EUROPE.
ARRiEaL or TIE caxBRLs,

I The Corn Bill and he Duties Bill pas,ed- The
Irish Coercion Bill defe0fsd-Sir Robert Peel
and has Ministers hare retired The Election Of
the Pope, &c.
The Steamer Cambria reached Boston at Z
o'clock on Friday evening, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the 18th inst inclusive fifteen days lat
er than previous adVices.
We copy the following summary from the lates,
Liverpool and London papers
Two highly important events have occurred since
we last addressed our readers. These are, the
passing Of the Corn Bill and the resignation Of the
Ministry.
On the evening of Thursday, June 25,h, the
House Of Lords passed the third reading oflhe Corn
Bill without division.
AT two o'clock the succeeding morning, the
House Of Commons left Sir Robert Peel and the
Government in minority Of seventy-,hree on the
Irish Coercion Bill.
On Saturday. Sir Robert Peel proceeded 10 the
Isle Of Wight for the purpose Of rendering his own
and his colleagues resignation 10 the Queen and,
on Monday night, he made heightened exposi.
ton oil his motives for resigning in the House oil
Commons.
The Council now consists Of:
Lord Cottingham, Lord Chancellor.
Marquis OF Lansdowne, President Of the Council.
Earl Of Mimic, PriVy Seal
Sir Geo Gray, Home Department
Viscount Palmers,on, Foreign Department
Earl Gray. Colonial Department
Lord John Russell. First Lord Of the Treasury.
Mr. Cha's Wood, Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Earl of Clarendon, Board Of Trade
Hon. Fox Msule, Attorney General
Earl of Besborough. Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
Labouchere, Chief Sec for Ireland.
Admiralty, Earl Of Auckland
CommandeT-in-Chief, Duke of Wellington.
Most Of the members belonged to the Mebourns
Cabinet. The Duke Of Wellington remains at the
head ofthe Army, without a seat in the Cabinet.
The London Times regards the new Ministry IA
vorably
Sir Robert Peel views it without jealousy and
friendly eye.
The general impression is that the new Premier
will hastily wind up the business Of the session,
and will dissolve Parliament in the course Of the
autumn.
The settlement Of the Oregon question has pro-
duced general Joy in England. Il arrived on the
eve Of the dissolution Of the Ministry
II is rumored in England that the navi CATION OF
the Columbia River is reserved in perpetuiiy, and
not for the duration alone Of the Hudson Bay Com.
pany's charter Peel so Understandable. Two col.
umns and half Of Peers speech are devoted to the
settlement Of the Oregon question. the relations Of
Mexico, and his resignation He says 81 do re-
loiee that before surrenderng power at the feet Of
Ministry Of this House, had the opportunity Of
giving them the official assurance that every cause
OF quarrel with the Great Country TAmercal on the
other side Of the Atlantic is terminated loud
cheers) Sir feel that have now executed the
task which my public duty imposed upon me-
irust have said nothing which can by possibility
lead to the occurrence Of those controversies which
have been deprecated by all lovers of peace"
Attention is now fixed upon the American Tariff
and hopes are entertained by commercial men of ali
parties, 70 England, that the present session Of Con-
gFess vi" not terminate without a reduction of the
rates upon imported goods
The London Times and Chronicle speak favora-
bly, Of the settlement Of the Oregon question.
The election Of Pope was made with greater
despatch than was anticipated, having been got
over IN 40 hours. None Of The foreign Cardinals
n,d time to be present. The choice Of the Concaye
fell on Cardinal Mastuy Ferreii, who was according
" proclaimed the successor Of ST. Peter under the
name Of Pope Plus TX, His age is ily-eieht As
regards years, he IS one Of the youngest of ST. Pc.
iers successors and il all that Is said Of him be cor
rect, he cannot fail TO make shrewd temporal rul.
er in addition TO the functions Of his spiritual Of