Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
From the Ne,o York Courier & enquirer.
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER.

From the Ns,o York Courier & Enquirer.
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER.
Arrival Of The Hsan ship H,erRis al
Boston.
Downfall Of Wing Ministry--ReUrn orSir
Robert Peel. Pacific tones OF Public
Feeling.
At half past nine o'clork last evening,
thp overland Express from Bos,on, by way
OF Hartford and New Haven, run by the
Courier and Enquirer in connection wish
other papers, brought us the news Nv the
Hberhia, which sailed from Liverpool on
the 4th january, and thus brought nteh
'gence twenty-five days later than was 20
ceivpd 10y the ship Liberty. We have no
means Of ascerlaining the precise time OF
the arrival Of the steamer; hut from the
rapidity with which our Express came
over the route, we infer that she must
have arrived at about II O'Clock yesterday
morning.
Upon two great points Of public anxiety
the news is ot striking interest.
l. The Whigs failed to form u Cabinet,
and Sir Robert Peel with his ministry has
been renstated Lord Joh~Pussrl found
himself unable 10 form Cabinet, and rr-
lnquished the attempt, This change can
not but be regarded a highly favorable to
the preservation OF peace with this coun-
try.
q The Presidents Mcssaee uNon it's
receipt ercRed no angry fesLug hut was
regarded as moderate and PACIFIC.
3. The MARKETS generally are with
out any material ,hangp. Cotton has inn
proved about an eighth Of penny per
pound with heavy shIes. Flour has slight
iy declined and was heavy.
he dptn II OF the rpstdratiou Of the Pert
-yMnisiry, are not given at any great length
In the papers we have before ~. The Eu-
roppan Times gives summary Tot The
whole history Of the recent Cabinet chang
"a The announcement of the London
Times that The Cabinet had resolved upon
a repeal NJ the Corn Laws took the whole
country by surprise, and although it was
most cmphatcay ro0trad cted by the pa.
perS claiming to he official, it ,ound a'mos'
universal credit. Then came the res'gna
tioa Of Sir Robert Peel and his corarues
md the ne-sare Of lhr Queen to Lord Johr
Russell. Repairing Immediately to Lon
don and collecting his collcNgups and
comparing opinions as hc hett could in the
shor, space Of time all wed him he deter
mined TO accept the rart of First Minister
His Cabinet WIS to be based Upon u tora
and unconditional repeal OF the Corr
Laws; and in nlder that it might have the
nvor of the l.nag q, Mr. Cohlnn was Of.
fnrpd the Presidency Of the Board ofTrade
Which he dec incl. Spr'.iuol was rife
AS to the calycs Of del y n @ formation
nj the new Cabinet whel the public wa,
,hat the attempt had .talted, that the lead.
'EatbNtl hotasrte and al was again con-
fusion.
Lord John Russell finding il impoe i'ac
10 form Cabinet, abandoned th""uempt
and the Queen again sent tor Sir Robert
Peel. who evinced, it il sad, IA little re-
lurlance to resume, as he had shown tC
leave nfTice. He brought in substantially
tas ola Clhinet,
pNp future policy Of the Peel Ministry
remained n waiter Of conjecture, hut con-
ietttsPs were by no means wanting. |
was reported IN lhe one hand that the re.
'coastructoA Of the cabinet involved n com.
nrnn,ise OF the Corn Ltws, and that in
Rtexd of ,o,a) repeal, their Modification
eonfv Eobld he attempted that Sir Rober
Peel was a. propose fixed duty Of twelv
or six shilinas per qu'rter--t1 he eradna
Nv decreased Until it expires entirely in III
course Of six or Ten years. Others sa
stha, a fixed duty of three shIlinss VI,
,,omnpns,tIon TO the land owner is resol'
ed ,npoa Thr~e, however, are simp
,snee ,hroNa, and nothing proh,hIy WI
know upon lho su ect until tue lneeIin
of PalliaprAL
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