Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29
HENRY SHULTZ.
Charleston, July Is, 1916.

Decree upon ii.
HENRY SHULTZ.
Charleston, July Is. 1916.
Resignation Of the Peel Ministry,-By the
last arrival from England. the highly important
intelligence Of the resignation Of Sir Robert
Peel. Prime Minister, and his colleagues was
received. The following remarks on this sub
iec,,we copy from the Charleston Evoning
News:
at would appear that the Peel Minis.
try have been wrecked on question in
Irish politics which the Premier (oresaw
aud fore,old was 10 form The great STUN
blire block Of his administration. The
new Ministry has large Wing infusion.
the two principal men Of mark in that
party. Lord John Russell and Lord Pal
mersron. composing aportion of ii. The
Duke of Wellington wilI,' it appears, lend
II The support of his great personal popu.
larity. Whether il has. the element of
durability is more doubtful. II is long
since a Wing Ministry has received or
meried the support Of the people Of En-
gland. A mixed Ministry Of Wings. and
Conservatives. is still less likely to Com
mand parliamentary majority; We
should not be surprised, therefore, to wit
ness the recall, at no distant day. of that
Minister, Sir Robert Peel, who is he best
representative now in England, of all her
emiuenl public men, Of the principle of
moderate progress, and who best sympo
thises with the general admiration for men
of practical talent which is the foundation
in lha, country Of public support and con-
6dence.
How far the new Ministry will think it
expedienl 10 interpose in our quarrel with
Mexico. il is impossible even 10 conjecture.
We think the popular demonstration on
this side of the Atlantic, TINT forcible in
terven,on will not be permitted. is too
palpahle not to have weight in the public
councils of England and France, such in
,ervenrinu being likely to ligh, up the
flames ola general war. The. very fact that
the ,idngs. of an amicable settlement of
our dispute with England were received
with great joy in that country. must af.
ford a plain indication TO the new ministry
that any other than a friendly interposiiion
| in our quarrel with Mexico will not meet
popular assent even in that country. We
apprehead, therefore, no change in The pa
cific relations of this country with England
in consequence of the change Of ministry"
The Nt,o English Ministry.-The following
| is list of the Members Of the New Cabinet
Lord Chancellor-Lnrd Cotlrnham.
President cl lke MARQUIS OF
Lansdowi;e. : j
Secretary for tho Home Dclsr1rnehr-!
Sir George Grey. ;; :. =, -.
Secretary for tho Foreign Department.
-Visc0unl PalmersIon. -,
Secretary for The CoIonies-lGnrl Grey.
First Lord of The Treasury-Lnrd John
| Russell.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer-Mr. C.
Wood.
Chancellor Of the Duchy Of Lancaster.
Lord Campbell.
Pay master General-Mr. Mscauley.
Woods and Foresls-Viscount Morpelh
Postmaster General-AlaIquis of Clau'
ricardo.
Board Of Trade-Earl of Claredon.e
Board of Con,rol-Sir John Hobhouse.
Chief Secretary for lreland-Mr. La
bouchere.
Admiralty--Earl Of Auckland.
NOT OF THE CABINET.
Master Of the Mnl-Rigat Hon. R. S
She'll. 90,
Secretary. War-Hon. Fox Maule.
Attorney General-Sir Thos. Wilde.
Lord Advorale-Mr. A. Rutherford.
Solicitor General for Scolland-Mr. T
Maitland.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland-Earl o.
Besborough.
Commander. iu. .Chief-Duke of Wei
linslon. "
Master. General of the Ordnance-Alar
quis of Anslesey.