Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

This change of Ministry CONTINUES
the same paper) must have so engrossed
the public mind, that the Oregon question
canno, have been seriously considered in
Cabinet, so that the steamer will bring US
no news of the opening Of negotiations
only the rumblings Of the British press.
we await her news with great anxiety.
Never was foreign news more important
Than tl'a' "ilI be-
Ghcqs1 y ps+ Rdtisa Ministry By
recent arrival fsom EngIand, we ;carr
:na' 81! Rel.sr nesi .ne issiue 5lrjs.c,.
ard ,hs Cabinet laye resigned. Sir
Roter, .hss been succccaed by wig
Ministry, of whom Lord John Russell is
the head. We subjuin The following from
the New Yolk Courier & Enquirer:
By the arrival Of the ship Liberty,
Captain Norton, yesterday, from Liver.
pool. December 18th, Liverpool papers Of
that date, and London papers Of The 18th
have been received As The Iowa brought
us London papers Of The 10Th, this iulelli.
gence is but TWO days later than was then
received.
But it is nevertheless Of the highest in
,erest and importance. The announce
men, of the Times that The Ministry had
decided to open the ports Of the Kingdom
10 foreign grain, proves 10 have been en-.
tirely unfoundeI and the refusal of Il
minority of the Ministry, led by the Duke
of Wellington, TO sanction such step,
has led 10 Dissolution of ihe Cabinet
On the morning of the 10Th December,
according 10 The London Sun Of The lllh.
The majority, comprising the Duke Of
Wellington, the Duke of Buccleuch, Sir
Robert Peel. Sir james Graham, the
Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Stanley, MIR.
CouIburn. The Earl of Lincoln, aud Mr..
Sidney Herbert, proceeded by a special
train 10 Southampton, thence 10 The Isle
Of Wight and at a Court held at Osborne
House. rendered their designations to her
Majesty, by whom they were graciously
accepted" All The London papers con
cur in The statement Of the fact. 1t Was
added by the Sun lha, Lord John Russell
was Immediately seuI for, but as he was
n, the lime in Edinburg some days would
eIanse before he could obey the summons.
Ano,ber paper says that Sir Robert Peel
and Lord John Russell had an interview
on the morning of the lllh, and the latter
Ief, Immediately for Cows. where he had
IN audience of Her Majesty. and return
ed 10 town in the evening with full pow
Gro 10 form government. The Pos, of
The 18th, also says that The Queen has Ell
trusted to Sir John Russell The formation
of new Ministry. The Queen was to
leave for London on the ll'b.
These are all the facts tha! are positive
w known; but Of course, IN the lack oi
authentic information, there is an abun
dance of rum0rs and coljectures, The
London Post of The 18th, gives the follow
irp as the "most correct" list OF the new
Cabinet:
Pirsl Lord Of the Treasury, Lord John
Russell.
Lord Cha.celInr, Lord CoItentam.
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, Earl of
Secretary for the Colonies. Viscounl
Palmerson.
Secretary Of the Home Department,
Marquis of Normandy,
Chancellor Of the Excbec4uer, Mr. Ba-
ring. :.
Dahoushers.
Vice President, Mr.. Shiel.
First Lord Of the Admiralty, Earl Of
Mimic.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Earl For
lescUe. Us
Ambassador to Paris: Lord, 3Beauyale.
Ambassador 10 81. Pete rsburgh, Mar
quis Of CIanricarde.
Liverpool Mercury of thes1lth.
gives list which was rumored 10 be ac
cur aie, ard hich differs fromstha Of the
Pos, in the following particulars: