Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-28
ARRIVAL OF THE
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Passage ofMs corn bal-Faizme of tAt
Irish Coercion Bill Resignation of tht
Peel Ministry.
J The Steamship Cambria left Liverpool
on The Alb, and arrived at Boston yes,er-
day at D O'Clock. Papers from which we
copy contain no notice Of the grain mars
ket, except the grain trade at Mark Lane.
London has not been very active since the
sailing of the Britannia
In the House of Lords Of Parliament, on
the evening of the 18th ult., the new Corn
Bill brought forward by Sir Robert Peel,
and heretofore passed by the Lower House
was passed its third reading without d.
vision. The triumph Of this great free
trade measure is therefore complete.
On the Same night tho above passed, the
House of Commons refused 10 pass The
Irish Coercion Bill and left Sir Robert
Peel's minority Of IS in The vote thereon.
On Saturday the 9th, Peel proceeded 10
the Isle Of Wigh, FOR the purpose Of tender
ing his own and his colleagues resignation
to the Queen, who was at that place. Il,
was accepted most gfaciously, probably.
On Monday night Peel made lengthy
exposition Of his motives for resIgning.
In the House of Commons the new Cab
met is no, YET definitely formed, but the
Wings are again to hold the seals Of Of
fee.
Lord John Russell is TO be at the head
OF the new Ministry. Marquis Lansdown
over the Home Department, Sir George
Grey, Foreign Department, Viscount Pal.
merston over the Colonial, Earl Grey over
the Treasury, Lord John Russell over the
Exchequcr, Mr.. Charles Wood over the
Board of Trade, Earl Of Clarendon, Chief
Secretary of Ireland. Mr.. Tabaur Chief
Secretary of War, Hon. Fox Maule Attor.
ney General, Sir Thomas Wilder Lord Lit.
Of Ireland, Earl OF Rasborough ESQ writ
tenn Commander Mischief or The Duke of
Wellington seems 10 be set down as to
remain in that Office. Most of the mem.
bers belong to the Old Melbourne Cabinet.
The Duke OF Wellington remains ut the
head of the army without seat in the Cab
met.
The London Times regards the new
Ministry favorably. Sir Robert Peel
views ii not only without jealousy .bu, with
friendly eye. The general impression
was that the new Premier will hastily wind
up the business ofthe sessinn and dissolve
Parliament in the course Of the autumn.
The Cotton market was in a healthy but
not very active state. Prices have impro-
we'd n shade. The contemplated change
IN tho sugar duties has had an injurious
effect upon sales, as on the eve Of change.
Stocks became depressed and the dealers
showed reluctance TO do beyond their
most pressing warts. The coffee trade
had also been in lelhargic condition.
The news Of the settlement of the Ore
gon question had reached England, and
produced general Joy throughout The coun-
try. Ii arrived on the dissolution OF the
Peel ministry.
II is understood in England that the navi-
CATION of the Columbia river is secured by
the treaty in perpetuity. and the remainder
of the Hudson Bay company's charter -
Peel so understands it. The London Times
and Chronicle thinks iayorably Of the Ore
'gon settlement.
Wilmer & Smiths Times contains two
ard a half columns of Peel's speech on the
settlement Of the Oregon question, Mexi-
can relations and his resignation. He said,
81 do rejoice before surrenderng power to
the foot of the ministry, giving them the
official assurance, that every cause of quar-
rel with that great country on the other side
of the Atlantic, is terminated before retire
from Office. Loud cheers.
feet that have executed the task which
my public duty imposed upon me. | trust
have said nothing which can, by possibility
lead to The recurrence of those controver-
sizes which we have deprecated. Attention
isnow fixed in England npon tho American
Tarif"
Speeches are being expressed among
commercial men of all classes throughout
the land that the present Congress will not
adjourn without the reduction on the rates
OF imported goods.
The elevation OF Lord Francis Edgarton
to the Poorage, has caused vacancy in the
representation Of South Lancashire.
MIR. Brown, tho great American merchant
resident in Liverpool, has been solicited 10
come forward, and he has consented. He
will be returned without contest.
Cardinal FORFEIT has been elected Pope,
I'M Ter the name Of Plus TX
From India or China there is no news of
striking Importance.