The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

leagues had rendered their to the Queen
that Lord Stanley had been sent by her Majesty
Dut tnat his Lordshp intimsted that he was not pro
Psioa 70 iorm cabinet Lord John then sent fol
anu enruted with the reconstruction OF the cabinet
LORD Stanley confirmed tho above. In the House OF
Commons, Lord John Russell explained the re,.on.
that induced him and his colleagues to resign Hs
gave - his reason, the small majority of IA on Dfs
raeli's notion and the recent minority on Mr. Looks
Kings, which held out probability that upon other
measures similar defeats might be expected He then
repeated what Lord Lansdowne had stated In tn
Lords.
OF the negotiations which have since taken place
may state, In few words, that Lord John could not
reform his cabnetthat Lord Absrdsen wa, sent for
and declined taking ofics-thst Lord Stanley tried
his hand again, hoping that Mr. Gladstone and LORD
Canning Goth Peslitss) would stand BY him. Both
| declined. Sir james Graham then tried, and
| could not or would NOT take office. Stanley then
tried to mako pure proteconist minority but failed
Yesterday Lord John again sent for and TIE pre-.
vsiing opinion H. that he will form On amalgs-
mated cabinet of wings and conservatives.
One fact has been elected. The prstsetonists have
A"~ --- ii~""i. and vet could not form ministry,
even tp troWins V portion Of ner y,ose.s.ss r-.-
efpies Free trade principles are firmly established
that pure protectio ministry could not stand
wesk.
The subjoined ofaciA account OF the movements of
the ministerial personages, and their interviews with
Queen Victoria viii convey some ides Of the nego.
tatioDs which have been pending, and Of the diou-
ties encountered in the formation of ministry -
SATURDAY.
The hArquess OF Lanfdewre arrived at Pa
WIN % Sa Ha John R.s and
dowas and had Also interview xs|s:sy -A
sts': isss sss
sIsss ssis
er wo Sy pec. messenger TO the residence Of
ss$ s.:siss ss.:s3 Sass,nss.m P...s. a. .Ar..
her a.is.ty win whom hG ioIdship remained confer
home Whsn &. re roysi al ns- u.s.
Lord John Russell rstu!nsd to hi. oei. residence ia
ora.hp had M with visoount
sssn y ne Royal asAns: Prime: albert rsqasstas
Sip , xaSn hs
at.iy replied 70 the note Of the Prince oonsors.
forwarded the nsnSers at Of the rssr. a
.a O'clock Lore LORD john Raseil proceeded to Buolns
Win whom his iOrdshp conference nearly Two
Immediately after the departure of Lord Jsha RUSSELL
despatch arrived st Palace from Lord stanley
rsply to her Aes'Js second Communication to that
haf past nine o'clock the Earl of Aberdeen arrived at
esy ana ne frnee consor and remained at the palace
:. % Rss Ss NJ .
isis town with as.p.,sIs. .r The IsIs
aps .. IN 0s1 s y. ing
rsR::a !, ne ys;TssI .sSSs Friday aisSt
iois Russell and the ifS; Es csl sisssa
Sir James orshs raid v. to the Earl of Absraoen at
nfS ssIes vssa Ezra sa a
norning The noble Earl W. accompanied by SIR James
the period day Earl Of Aberdeen visited
Lord STANLEY At his residence in St. Jamess square
a Sai e sss
as ss' rns $
o'clock last evening and had an audience with hsr Majesty
| MONDAY.
Lord John uss received yisooun Psm.rson and other
members Of the late cabinet at early hour
Ing At rs ierdships private rsadenoe "a s.ham place.
VITA s
m. mslquess Of csnriearde had an interview with Wis
L's sssHli visit in u: Of he from
''s The q ss ~ r.. ys K.
visited the noble earl The three -mnstsss long
sir jaime, Gr.ham visited the Earl Of Aserdesn At noon
And remained in consultation with the noble earl for
O'Clock her Majesty addressed letter to the Earl
a. TAs was S s sss ssaS 'sS
her kses 70 the rose earl since the rssnaen Of Lord
.n kssS Ss ss ,TS, Or e h, .sA
Al pne O'clock the Earl q Aberdeen 70 the
P,ises 70 & hays g. an in interview I with her A.,s.ty
Pa.ee about The same time and Joined the noble earl ~ the
TUESDAY.
This morning. At half ten o'clock her Majesty o0m-
mandsd the attendance Of Lord Stanley s 5ucknsh,m
The noble iors arrived the palace eleven oeOes and
with whom his lOrdshp remained in conference tor
On leaving palace Lord Stanley proceeded Grosvs-
nor is s ,ss had an with s,s w pas
hs s6s =, q ss ers.SspSr rs.S sssar.
Oh. sf,sInoon and long Interview with his iordhp
TO Lord st.ney IN the evening which the noble lord i'm
Sir Jsnes Graham had interview With tho Earl Of Alb
erdesn.
The excitement yhish las prsysed tarnr The past thrs,
dminhes The summons rsesivsd v LORD s:aasS 10 a.
tend her se'ty At Buskissham paice eary hour "a
ron sfis fahsr tended ,o iner,s The aaSiety Sa.SssS
Ss Carton as sn ss o s IN roSs, s'i hs e
20 al e Sts as 'ys. s y a
hssd-quArttr, on the Al. absorbing suhi.st.
PROCEEDED z ss.kngAaa palace a. sary hsss ia ,hs
s se M: square
The sisht Hon. w. Gladstone arrived at As resisnse in
Sssss, % ;ssr % nSSR sSS ral ,a@s
ee upop Lord stanley n hs lordskiPs residence. in ST.
between Lord Stanley and Mr. Gladstone
Of vtry short duration.
pay VISIT 70 the Earl Il hssrsssS wi.a vSo hs
( norabe gentleman had a long conlorence.
The Esr Of Aberdeen resolved visits the
the Duke o. cwcaste and
Edward Ence. After the isyee the
SIR James Graham who mirsd Sieettsd with lordsAip
for than two hours.
| Lord Stanley ATTENDED the lcvec held to DAY.
Niscount Gaming paid visit TO Lord stanley after ths
/
Aberdeen in the morning.
The Earl of Renbcrough received communication
4 Lord Stanley during he day.
II sd that Mr. Disrse has been closely snrsred du-
rins the Last three days his mansion IN Park lane that
other than Lord Stanley has been admitted 70 Ia
4 teryiew eith the honorable member.
The leads of the mist dned With the Earl
and Councss Of Olengs this evening at their maneen ia
oresyenor street. Lord and Lady STANLEY Eari of
lonosais Mr. and Mr, Disfei tie E.f and Countsss