Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-29
or THE HIBERyu
rwENTY.0NE Days LITER fRo1 EuRopr
FAILURE or LORD JOHN RUSSpt,
TO FORM A MINISTRY. RETTpr
or SIR ROBER = y PE ! !, 70 OFFICE
MESSAGE AND PACIFIC VIEWS n ~
THE british PRESS. VI

MESSAGE AND PACTFIC VIEWS nS
THE british PRESS VI
The steam packet Hibernia, Capt. RTRtg. ariel.
East Boston al 20 minutes past 8, on Friday as,
ing left Liverpool the 4th. She has made he, r'
age, IN very severe weather in a little over Is 10 ~
the last part OFF in atmosphere at To- beln,g h
The ship was much encountered with ice and ~. 10
described as resembling iceberg ""
The news is, Of course, Of great interest, in pu,.
at rest the vague conjectures, which the America
lie necessarily INDUCING, on matters Of oteai ~
poriance, which at the last date were left in DOM
The labor nj recounting what has taken place sre.l-
date Of last regular odvees, is somewhat abbo.s
ted by much which had been done and was exoe,l
to be done, having been undone, and counie,msrAt4
The commercial advices are not important f,,,n ".
considerable change in prices. The -four anJ .g
markets dull, and although prices are teno,sI -
firm, yet flour and corn were lower, the steo,s, ~
being in the latter. The iron market was firm a. .'
prices, il any change was percepble il was in ayo,s
holdefs. There was a steady demand Tor A,oe,,,.
provisions, without alteration in price
The Potatoe disease does not seem to have sb,,sl
either in England or Ireland.
The most important piece Of intelligence : the 70.
establishment Of the Peel Ministry after an enf ri
ure Of Lord John Russel to form one On N. soL
he went to Windsor and informed the Queen tb,, 4.
unable 10 overcome the difficulties in ARKANSAS,
Ministry and he resigned into her hands the tre., h
had accepted Sir Robert Peel was hen imoei;,,.I
Nfaa
the resignation which he had previously rendered M;
example followed nv all the members of the ~,
Administration, with three or four exceptions. Io,i
Wharnclifie (who m the mean time suddenly diedl !
succeeded in the Presidency Of the Council by M.
Duke Of BuecIeugh. Lord Stanley is succeededju,b.
office Of Principal Secretary OF State in charge of N.
War and Colonial Department, by the Right Han
William Ewan Gladstone.
The Earl Of Dalhouse comes in as President orh.
Board of Trade, and the Eah Of Elenbotnugb :,
First Lord OF the Admiralty. The Earl Of ST &C..
mains is appointed Postmaster General
The final obstacle 10 The formation Of Wing MIA.
istry by Lord John Russell, the refusal of Iori
Grey to serve, provided Lord PaInerson held no,
Of Secretary Of the Foreign Department. The looW.
ing is given the intended arrangement Of place. ia
the Russell Ministry, which defeated by the uBe,
pecled objection above mentioned.
First Lord Of The Treasury, Lord John Russell.
Secretary Of State for the Home Department, SrG.
Grey.
Secretary Of State for the Colonies, Lord GREY
Lord Chancellor, Lord Cottenham.
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, Lord Besborouph
Secretary Of Ireland Mr. Labonchere
President Of The Board Of Control, Sir J. c. Hob.
house.
First Lord Of the Admiralty, Lord Auckland
First Commissioner OF the Woods and Forests Lod
Morpeth.
President of the Board of Trade, Lord CIarendon.
Lord Priyy seal, Lord Mimic.
The Vice Presidency of the Board Of Trade was Ten
dered TO Mr. Golden.
On the 26th, proclamation appeared in the Gu
~ uaeu III W in1so, on ,he zSd, lnf'heT pfoNesg
Parliament to the 22d Of January, TO be then Assem-
oTu io' Tue despatch oil diVers urgent and lmPo'an
i he Presidents Message was received in Londoa
on the Cad, and appeared iO the Times the 2S-
ihe exciting domestic events had somewhat diminish
ed the interest which would otherwise have been e.
hioned 10 regard TO the message. The general eeius
exhibited by the press is pacific and especial sasisc.
= nj he frpa min uiaa nj
message, the consequences Of which looked TO
countefpoise 10 the claims made in regard 10 Ogen.
p... -. IT.. M,
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pers contain eopous specuiaions concerning the fef
tons between the United States and England Ar
nexed is the comment ofthe Times on the Presileni
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