Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-29
Meas from England.
ARRIVAL ~ TUE ROYAL NAIL
STEAMER HIBERSiA

wv w. ab@ N"htf VS'IAfF inh1F nv passaE
N isN hour, short of nineteen DAYS. m-
elo ling The dsen.,nn Il, HahiaI
Is, ,hoatfval e., " Lrndon andLvet
nool rapris-tho hfm.t - the evening nj
he 81 rrr nod the ls,ir TO the I,h havr
been tsc.iV.A
Trade IN ,ome Of the manufacturing d.,
u'on has slightly improved
The rlatm eScr.d respecting n fam ~
- s1h'id'og AID tie ptreo Of bread sUG -
giving way
TIE money market !, easier. and Wild
'pec"ldon, in rnilNry, hsrr almost en,rr
eer.,d
Wrh fcgari n tho fnur rk-', ming.
land the monthly eircul,n anis, that "ol
p"t"e, eur"n prices ru'noos los. mus
attend m importation Of -four flon the I'M.
u' slsp.
The ms, mportsn, news by III. arrival
l. he unsncrossri r,l,mpi Of Lord John
Ru',,ll "a form y Wig M,o,s,tv-and tho
r,p'n ofSir R,bcu Peel and hi, party to
Office
R,tg7fiioa or ne Pei Nip,,iyv. d.
On lhr l0'h II y ccrb@r. the PEEL Min
..,ty lnnI,tei it. resignation In Her Msics.
wat O.hotnr Hove. Isle Of Wigh, which
.a~ Qge,u accepted It " prnerAlIy b..
iIev'd toa, thr III 'ru., Of opinion om ny
tho members nfthc Cabinet, on the subject
Of The Corn Laws was the cause OF this r..
srnnuon
The Queen Immediately cent for Lord
John Russell. and commissioned him to
firm a ministry a minlsetlal in,e,eg.
nun II ten DAYS FOLLOWED. during which
TIME all kinds Of runots were circulated
re'ptctng the arrangements WHICH Lord
John Russell wa, cndravorng TO make with
his party Just rs an official announce.
meni wac expected to be made of The form
NIion ola Free Trade Cabinet. Lord John
Russ u. on the 20,h Of December. intnrn.
81 III" G irrn that h. not succrcdpd. md
could no, succeed, H. forming a Cabine, md
lie consequently resigned The commission
confIcd to him
The refusal OF Lord Grey In net in the
Cabinet, with Lord Palmerston rs For, IN
S'cfcthry, Is sand to be- The cause Of John
RI''"lls failure IN hi, attemp, to form u
Ministry.
TIE London Spectator. evidently from
an Official source, gives the following MS
the reasons COR the break down Of the Wig
a,,"mp, IN form Government
Coming to London, in compliance with
ssUmmons rom the newly appointed Pre-.
mer, Lord Grey travelled with co,npan
lon high n the Wing conncii. who nllrn.
Died all the ne-t,ngs IN Chcsham Place AT.
,"r thrir arrival To tina, comp,n,oa Lord
Grey communicated his determination TO
take no par IN any Ministry Of which Lord
Pdnrtst,n should hold the foreign d, part.
nent; and h. had every reason To RELY On
the h'Ir That the sentiment 40 expressed
roull have been COMMUNICATED To Lord
John Russell Wh-.her II was so commnni.
Gated or not Lord Grey took care thai Lord
John Russell should not be ignoran, of his
vrrws, although they were so presented US
10 avoid the appearance Of dirlatIon On
III" evening Of Wcdn, sdav on which the
wings had determined 10 undertake" The
Gog"rnmnl Lord Grey won't home and
wro'rn Iuer To Lord John in which h.
urged cren, caution IN distributing the Of
fees Of the new Ministry, pointed out the
necessity ri making it ~ lnir rs possible
In" revival Ct the M,lhonrrr Cahinu
imposed On the cSpccunt Premier that no
r"glri for p"sonll feeling ought To inter.
tr- Win the allo men, Of Offices, and stat.
~ that Is lining IN" Gov.rnnrni though
be- 2'on.-i his cordh support IN hnv cas-
mCs' ] pond on his bong s,li>f,d wnh oil
tbc arr1n 1emsnrs regarding Offices Lord
Jutn Rns. II rust have known EadGuy's
opinions ~ r'gn'd TO Lord Ptlmctsou's
foreign Policy. and could scarcely have
o. surdersipod lh'sc tiuls Il he WIS m
dcu'i he should have ASKED for an explnna
ton When nt las, m choice WAS leh 10
Lord Giey hui TO declare his premptnry 90
lection he did so IN way which forbade
every snsniriou Of personal FEELING. The
Colonial Office. with the leadership IN the
HOUSE Of Lords has been Offered to himself
He objected 10 placing LoId palmetaon IN
the Foreign Department because such 81
appointment would create alarm among
foreigo powers. and ais" among the great
bulk OF the community nj home, incindlnc
larger proportion Of the Liberal Than Of
The Consecutive patty, without himself
crhlcrne Lord PhImeuon'. policy he OBJ J
i'ct'd to hs he,np place d in The Foreign /
Otiics. SIMPLY ms fresh difficulty in the
way NJ a Libcral Ministry. Al the same
tIne, Lord Grey distinctly drcInrrd TINT
hr should be Ino.t hnppy,o have Lord Pal .
m'rsion q. colleague in any other drrsrt.
meni md IN order IN such an arrange. |
mcnt he Offered 10 rrid The Colonial OF !
hcr md tho leadership Of ,hr House of /
l.ords, II were ihonghi advisable 10 raise /
Nir-oum Plmc'son To the British Peer. /
nge iot the purpose Lord Grry. therefore .
80 iir rom e,inc ng p 'onal dislike, er.
pr''s"d perfect w,llngr IS IN act no, only ,
with bu, m SOM dcgre- uoict 10 i Pal.
m"'son md 50 f4r from being dicln,oriAl /
or lmnrseiirahl,' he showed the utmost .
deposition IN accommodate his oNu nuirn. /
s'ans or 10 wsiVe them altogether, Il h. 1
could no, ennscIcn ionslv net with the new
Cablnd, rs Lord John Russell might ehose
10 a. IN q,