The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.

we nave duFiceS from bNcipOOl ~ Oeeem-
Der 18th
The news is important. The Peel Minis
try has resigned and a new Cabinet has been
org anized by Lord John Russell.
Parliament was prorOgued TO The 30th Of
Dec
The price Of Cotton has advanced.
Resignation of the Ministry.
From the London Herald, Dec. 10.
Sir Robert Peels Government is al an end.
All the members of the Cabinet yesterday
rendered their resignation, which her Males
~ was pleased to accept.
Ii will be easily believed that we regret
this determination of her Majesty's advisers :;
but we should much more regret their unan-
lmous determination TO sacrifice the industry
of the country by stripping it ofall protection
The important fact now announced proves
how completely wrong the Times was when
il stated that the Government had decided up
on proposing to Parliament, as Cabinet
measure. the repeal Of the Corn Laws.
From the London Sun, Dec. IL.
TIE Ministry of Sir Robert Peel has re-
signed. The country at large may be star
tied by circumstance so Unexpected. but
such is the fact. Yesterday morning the
majority Of the Cabinet, comprising the Duke
Of Wellington the Duke of Buccleuch, Sir
Robert Peel, Sir james Graham. the Earl of
Aberdeen. Lord Stanley, nr. Gonlburn, the
Earl of Lincoln. and Mr. Sidney Herbert
in all. nine out Of twelve or thirteen compo-
s,ng the entire Cabinet, proceeded by special
train 10 Southampton. End wero conveyed by
the royal steamer Fairy 10 the Isle Of Wight.
Alta court held at Osborne House they ten
dered their resignation 10 her Majesty, which
was graciopsy accepted Here is sudden
and abrupt termination of the Conservative
Cabinet, and that. too. at the very moment
they were supposed, and even semi-offcially
announced to have become the converted or
gans of ree-trade policy in all its ramifed
bearings.
From the London Post, Dec. ID.
On Wednesday last. at the council that as
sembled AT Osborne House, Sir Robert Peel
and every member ofhis cabineI rendered the
resignation of their respective Offices, and
these designations her Majesty was gracious
ly pleased TO accept.
Tue Oneen has SINCE entrusted 10 Lord
John Russell the duty of forming new cab
net. His Lordship appears to have received
The very earliest iulinaion that his services
were IhCtN ~ DG iCHhilCts SibtS w hbo
on Tuesday morning, Immediately after The
arrival ola messenger from London, the no
be Lord quilted The neighhorhood of Edln-
burgh on his way South. Yesterday LORD
john Russell was houored with an audience
by the Queen, at her Majesty's residence in
the Isle of Wight.
Such are The detals-so far as VIC can col
lect Ihem-of The statement we made in a
considerable portion of our impression of
Yesterday. The rnmors in circulation up to
late hour Of the evening will be found in
another part a. our paper.
The following is the most correct list o! the
new Cabinet:
First Lord Of the
Treasury, Lord ]. Russell.
Loid Chancellor, Lord Cottenham.
Secretary of Foreign
Affairs, Earl of Clarendon.
Sec'y for the Culo-
MES. Viscount Palmerston.
Sec'y for The Home
Department, Marquis of Normandy.
Chancellor ofihe Ex-
chequer, Mr.. Barring.
President of the
Council, Marquis Of Lansdowne.
President Of the
Board of Trade. Mr.. Labouchcr.
Vice President, MIR. She'll
First Lord fihe Adj
miralty, Earl of Mimic.
Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, Earl of Fortescue.
First Commissioner
of Woods and For
esrs, Earl OF Bessborough.
| Ambassador TO Paris. Lord Beauvale.
Ambassador 10 ST. Petersburg, Marquis of
Clanricade.
The great objection 20 the correctness of
the list is tina, one does not find in it the
name either Of Sir Robert Peel or OF Mr..
/ Golden.