The daily union., 1852-03-11
The new Hnu.h MINISTRY

cia Advertiser gives the following account Of ths
bers OF the newly organized British ministry:
The Earl Of Derby, Premier, (vce Lord John Rn...,,,
aged SO, formerly Lord Stanley Has been Chief ~.
ary for Ireland and Secretary OF Stsie for the s'
Was member OF Lord Greys reform admipsros,aas1
which he subsequently deserted, and became conss,o
tive and protectionst. The -emanciparon ns
which cost the country E2O0OO0OO, was chiefly Sau %u
cocted by his lordship. con
Sir Z. Sugden, Lord Chancellor, (yice Lord TIM,
formerly Chancellor in Ireland. Highly repued for nay
try legal knowledge, and narrow political views MUS
The Earl OF Lansdale, President OF the Council r.
the Marquis OF Lansdowne,) aged 65. Has held yaoe
subordinate Offices, and was at time Posmaser G.S
eral. ''a
Marquis OF Salisbury Lord Privy Seal, (yice ths T.,
Mr. D'lsraeli, Chancellor of the Eycheoner f,;.. o
Charles WoodO aged47 Member for Buckingbamsb,i% %
an ultra conservative and protectionsi, but demoS
twenty years ago. when he a candidate for nns ~
the metropolitan boroughs.
Mr., Walpole, Secretary OF State for the Home Dana,
men, (vice Sir George Grey) aged 46 His wife T.
daughter OF the late Spencer Pereiva who wa, Pm
minister in ls09 and was assasslnaled in the Iobhv "
the House OF Commons. Mr.. Walpole has pIacss5 y,
the bar, but is otherwise unknown.
The Earl OF Malmesbury, Secretary OF State for Po
eign Affairs, (vce Earl Granve,) age As son Of n,
first Earl OF Malmesbury, who received his peeIage %
diplomatic services
Sir j. Pakngton, Secretary OF State for the Cooo.,
(vce Earl Grey) age SO. Member for Drolwicb
country gentleman wholly unknown. except as slsuDch
protectionlst.
Mr. HerTies, President of the Board of CoDt,ol t,..
Lord Broughton,) age about TO- Has held variety Oi
Offices under former tory administrations and was C5.
ceor OF the Exchequer for short period in 1927.
Duke Of Northumberland, First Lord OF the AdmlaI,
ty, (yce Sir +. Baring,) age CO. Has belonged 10 hs
naval profession, and became admiral in ,ssG
His mother, the dowager duchess, governess 10 Il.
Queen.
Mr. Henly President Of the Board of Trade, (yiesM,
(,b, nbara a nxFos
b etore in office.
The Earl Of Hardwcke, Postmaster General, (yics h
Marquis of Canricarde,) age 49, Belongs 10 the naval
profession.
and Forests, (vce Lord Seymour,) age 34 Member fo
Colchester. Opposed Baron Rolhschild for London n
lS49, and was defeated by an immense majority Aubor
of various small pamphlets and poems.
The Earl OF Eglintoun, Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland
(vce Lord Carendon,) age 40. known in CONSEQUENCE
OF the Egntoun tournament, and nothing else
All the above with the exception of Lord Eglintoun
are members Of the Cabinet Among the Offices which
Commander nC Chief and the Master General Of The Oh
nance, the former OF which will continue TO be filled BY
the Duke of Wellington, (now in his s3d year, while
the latter has been offered to the Marquis Of London
derry, whose intimate and aduatory letters TO Louis N
poleon the subject OF the captivity OF AbdelKad
will be fresh in recollection.
There several subordinate offices yet TO be filled 10
Lord Lyndhurs now in his S0th year, has declnedo en-
Ter the cabinet on account Of i'll health. Among the minor
persons who are TO be offered places is Mr. F. Young
protectionst asaor who has for some years been lie
butt oil the free-trade press.
The quetness with which this entire change Of admin
stration has been received very remarkable The funds
have experienced scarcely any variation, and there
very little excitement eiiher OF hope fear Lord John
RusselPs treatment OF Lord Pamerston, especially
making public the letter from the Queen, by wbicha
tied some months previously. fell have been d,
lremely rigid Hence there a kind OF personal syn
pahy with Lord Palmerstons recent success such as
felt by the ookers-o at polite duel when the mos,g
liant but incaulious OF the combatants repairs dad
vantage.
As respects reirograde measures seen that The new
ministry powerless II is true the Earl OF Defbyn
pledged, even by positive promises made within these
not The smallest doubt among the free trade party that he
will avoid this step long possible, and thai ihe
moment he is 70 reed TO resort 10 il The lease OF bis Office
will be ended Meanwhile it is thought he may
other respects perform some useful services.
We add the following new appointments, not INCLUDED
in the above enumeration;
Secretary of War, Mr. Beresford.
Vice President ol the Board of Trade Mr. G. r Young
Chancellor Of the Dachy of Lancaster. (uo in the cab
Master General Of the Ordnance. Lord Combemen
Attorney General, Sir F Thesger.
, Solicitor General, Sir Fitzroy Kelly.
Secretary for Ireland, Lord Mas.
The Chancellorshp of Ireland has been offered 10 Lai
Chief Justice Blackburne
Attorney General for Ireland, Mr. Napier
Solicitor General for Ireland Mr.. Whiteside.
Lord OF the Treasury, Marquis Of Chandos.
Lord Of the Treasury, Mr.. Bateson.
Under Secretary of the Home Department. Sir JOlh.
under-secrcary Tor Foreign Affairs, Lord Stanley
Judge Advocate, Mr. Bsnkes
Secre iary 10 the Admiralty, Mr.. Stafford.
Chief Commissioner OF the Poor Law Board, slr JOIN
Trollope.
Joint Secretaries of The India Board Lord Jocen al
Mr.. Henry Bailie.
Under Secretary orthe Colonies, Lord Desar
int ria nl Iraa
ilton and Forbes Mckenzie.
Clerk OF the Ordnance, Col Forester.
THE HOUSEHOLD
Lord Steward, Duke of Montrose
Lord Chamberlain, Lord Exeter.
Master of the Horse, Lord Jersey.
Controller Of the Houiehold, Hon Cecil Forester
Vice Chamberlain, Lord Worcester.
Captain oil Ieoman OF the Guard, Lord De Ros
The Lords in Waiting will probably be-
Lords Morton, Lords GlengnlI,
Byron, Galway,
Munster, Canterbury
Templemore, Wyniord
The resignation OF ministers was formally announce K
in the House OF Lords on the evening OF MONDAY, rev
ruary 30, by the Marquis Of Lansdowne, and in rsOs
The Earl of Mamesbury paid high euloglum upoa '.
department during the various eon'fOVe'"
in the House.
In the House OF Commons Lord John Russe. made.
similar announcement the same evening, conclaaHs~
The following language;
al wish further 10 say, with respect to Of ny -
leagues, 10 whom | am pecul arly indebted thatH D Nv,
wisdom and respected character oi me NILE
Of Lansdowne cheer that the government owe toe i,eI
oil being able 10 carry measures OF great importance N
the House OF Lords where ministry composed o"
party to which belong has not hitherto had tue suF
the majority Iliear, hear -, II
"As have before said, do not wish now 70 Ieua,,
past events, to date upon anything which ngn iSI
dfe renee OF opinion In this House As to the luuIe
only say that ! shall think 1t my duty to opPos w
Off ce as have in office, any restoration oi he asn au
corn loud cheers whether under the name Of gvhIf
Or of revenue, trenewed cheers,l and that 'la u
my duty support the extension Of the suhfsge
who are fitted 10 exercise the franchise for the we
the country, believing that such extension Wa wt,
and soltdify iii system