New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
ONE WEEK LATER
FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN AND ARCTIC,
THE
RUSSELL MINISTRY RECALLED
IN ENGLAND.
NO CHANGE EN COTTON.
NO CHANGEEN COTTON
Dates: Liverpool and London, March =;
Paris, March 2.

Dates: Liverpool and London, March :;
Paris, March 2.
The U. s. steamer Franklin, Capt. Wotton,
from Havre and Cowes arrived at this port at 4,
PM, on Saturday. The Arctic, Capt. Luce, also
arrived at about g. A. NJ, yesterday. The Frank.
lin thus beats her in time sixteen hours, but as
Cowes is seven hours further from New York than
Liverpool, it is more than fair to say that the
Franklin has made the passage a day sooner than
the Arctic Both ships sailed at the same hour,
as nearly as possible.
On March eth, at 9, A. Nj, off Scily Island, the
Franklin saw the L. g. mail steamer Washing
ton, hence for Southampton and Bremen. The
Washington sailed from here at noon Feb. 22d,
and would thus make the passage to Cowes in
little more than fifteen days The Franklin also
passed a number of icebergs between lat AZ and
500 and long 45o and $50, and on March 90, ct III
P. NJ, met the steamer Pacific, hence for Liver
pool This was in lat. 40 So, long 65' ~. The
Pacific was then day and half out.
(. The first night out of Liverpool and while yet
in the Channel, the Arctic was run into by large
ship, name unknown, the weather being thick at
the time. The steamer was slightly damaged in
her starboard quarter rail and after house.
The New-York packet-ship Yorkshire has been
placed under arrest at the instance Of the City Of
Dublin Packet and the Chester and Holyhead
Railway Companies; the former claiming 10000
for services rendered by the Prince of Wales in
towing the said vessel into the harbor, and the
latter claiming $4,000 for similar services rem
dered by the Anglia.
The Liverpool Albion states that great efforts
are being made to repair the Atlantics machinery,
and it is hoped that in few weeks she will be
again ready for sea, though scarcely in time to
render effective service till after the lst of May
The weeks news brought by these steamers is
as follows
ENGLAND.
Recall of the Russell Ministry.
The Ministerial Crisis has ended by the recall
Of the Russell Ministry, entire and unchanged.
This was decided on by the advice of the Duke OF
Wellington to the Queen.
On Monday March 81 it was announced in the
House of Lords by the Marquis of Lansdowne,
and by Lord John Russell in the House of Com.
mons, that the Queen, acting with the advice Of
the Duke of Wellington, had called on the late
cabinet to resume Office, and :" had no alternative
but 10 undertake the task thus of necessity de-
VOlYlnE upon tOSm. 1OIO IlubhOu oASS h~A
rated the result of the negotiations which had
been going on during the last week between the
court and the leaders Of the parliamentary parties
He explained that a coalition between himself
and the party of Sir James Graham and Lord Alb
erdeen was made impossible by their refusal to
consent to the Papal Aggression bill. Slr James
Graham himself also spoke, and was warmly re-
ceved BY the House. de declared that he was
quite prepared to grant an extension OF the ran,
MI the 0cardin al DOint'
on which he Offered from the noble lord such
measure would not only be imperative, but would
be practically undoiDg the policy OF the last tnrty
wears tx thought the assumptions oil the rope
impudent and presumptuOus, but deprecated any
legislative interference; he did think, however,
that Lord j. Russell position required him TO
| offer some remonstrsnce' to the Papa proceed
ipgs. Parliament adjourned TO Friday the 'th.
The Ministry having resumed office, convened
IN Tuesday the 4thD their usual supporters In the
Commons. The meeting was held at the house
of Lord John Russell, and was attended by from
200 to 800 gentlemen.
Lord John Russell addressed the meeting, and
adverted to the position In which the Govern
ment at present stood, directing the attention OIL
the meeting 10 the fact, that there existed pow
| erful and compact body, st whose head was dis.
tineui.bed statesman Lord Stanley whose bond
| of political union was the reversal, IN great
/ meaaure of that commercial policy, the bench
| ciAl effects of which the country had 80 sensloly
felt during the last few years From the exer-
| tions of that body if successfully either OF TWO
evils would 1esult-either protection would De re-
| stored or the country would be thrown into dis,
astrous state Of agitation, to repe the Efforts oil
! the onnonents of Free Trade. Under these cir
| cumstapces he had called them together Tor the
purpose of seeking a continuance OF their support,
! and of asking them to iorego all olnerences on
minor ouestiops in order TO seal the success OF
! the commercial policy which they advocated In
/ common. He then adverted to the Fapal ques
tion ard SAID that, while adverse TO any unneces-
sary legitlatop, he felt bound to 60 on WIN the
! Ecclesiastical Titles Bill IN modified form. Inc
plan proposed by Lord Stanley ola NOT mee' us
assent. rs by referring the subject to commit
tee which might last possibly for two years, the
| feelings of acrimopy which prevailed would be
nrolonged This he thought most undesraoe'
| and. therefore was induced to dispose OF tue
question at once. With regard TO hnsnclai ar
raneemepts he said that the Cabinet had not met
! since their return to office bat he hoped when ne
met the House on Friday to be aole 70 make
| statement on that subject which would be satls-
| factory. His lordship concluded by asking ior
conti1 uance of that generous support "hich n s
been given him for the last two years-not ior
the personal object o. keeping nl@seg su ms
colleagues in office, bat for the sake oil securing
thet which they all had at heart-the welfare ana
/ property Of the country. r,:;..
Nessrs Greene Kilkenny and Ousely Higgins
severally demonstrated with the noble LorG on
his determination 10 persevere with the Eccesl'
ss,icsl Titles bin which they pledged themselves
70 onrose' even II the risk Of the noble Lords
Goyerrnert Mr.. shMmsn Crawford, the O'Gor'
man Mabop. DR.. Pow er, Cork Mr. BerneI Us
borne, and sir De Lacy Evans spoke IN aitil'A II
spirit.
Doinc. Of Parliament-Papal Asgrsssions.
The House Of Lords was occupied during the
adjournment with divorce cases. On Ihursoay
the obj the Ministry were asked Tor ezPlahs'
! tiops about the Kaihr War.