Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-13
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The steamer Arctic, with Liverpool dates TO the
25th ultimo, arrived at New York yesterday.
In ENGLANDthe Ministerial crisis absorbed public
attention. The resignation Of Lord john RUSSELL
was defnitively accepted by the QUEEN on the 2lst
ultimo, and on the 23d new Ministry was formed,
Of whom the London correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser gives the following
particulars:
The Earl Of Derry Premier, (vice Lord John Russell,
age 53, formerly Lord STANLEY. Has been Chief Sec
rotary for Ireland and Secretary Of State for the Colonies
Was member Of Lord Greys reform Administration,
which he subsequently deserted and became conserya
tiyeand protectonst The slave emancipation BILL which
cost the country 100000 was chiefly concoced by
his lordship.
Sir Z. SUDDEN, Lord Chancellor (vice Lord Truro
formerly Chancellor in Ireland Highly reputed for in
dustry, legal knowledge, and narrow political views
The Earl of LoSsDALE President of the Council Twice
the Marquis Of Lansdowne aged 65. Has held various
subordinate Offices, and at time Postmaster Ge
| neral.
Marquis Of SALISBURY Lord Privy Seal (vice the Earl
| of Minto,) aged 61
MIR. DIsRAELI, Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Twice Sir
Charles Wood,) aged At Member for Buckinghashire;
ultra conservative and proteconst, but democrat
twenty years ago. when he candidate for of the
metropolitan boroughs.
Mr. WALroLE Secretary Of State for the Home Depart
ment, (vice Sir George Grey) aged 46. His wife is q
daughter Of the late Spencar Perciva who was Prime
Minister in 1909, and assassnatcd lobby OF
the House of Commons Mr.. Walpole has practised at
the bar, but is otherwise unknown.
The Earl of MALMEsBURY, Secretary Of State for Fo
reign Affairs, (vce Earl Granyie age As, of the
first Earl Of Mamesbury, who received his peerage for
diplomatic services .
Sir j. PAKNGroN, Secretary of State for the Colonies
Vice Earl Grey,) age So. Member for Droitwich. A
country gentleman wholly unknown except as stanch
protectionist.
Mr. HERRIEs President Of the Board of Control (vice
Lord Broughton) age about 20. Has held variety of
Offices under former Tory Administrations and Chan
cellor of the Exchequerfor short period in 1927.
Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND First Lord of the Admiralty
(vice Sir Barng,) age CO. Has belonged to the naval
profession, and became admiral in 1850. His
mother the dowager duchess, governess to the
Queen.
Mr.. HENLEY President of the Board of Trade vice Mr.
Labouchere,) age SO. Member for Oxfordshre; never
before in Office.
The Earl of HARDwIcKE Postmaster General (vce the
Marquis of Clanrcarde, age 3d. Belongs the naval
profession
Lord JOHN MANNERS Chief Commissioner of Woods and
Forests, Twice Lord SEYMOUR age a. Member for Col
and was defeated by an immense majority. Author of
various small pamphlets and poems.
The Earl Of EGLINroUN, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
(vice Lord Clarendon) age 40 Known in consequence
of the Egintoun tournament
All the above, with the exception of Lord Eglintoun
members of the Cabinet. Among the Offices which
do not include seat in the Cabinet those Of the
CommanderinC and the Master General of the Ord
nance the former of which will continue to be filed by
the Duke of Wellington (now in his SD year, while the
latter has been offered to the Marquis of Londonderry
whose intimate and adulaory letters Louis Napoleon
the subject Of the captivity of Abd-eKader win be
fresh in recollection.
There several subordinate Offices yet to be filed up
Lord LYNDHURsT in his SOth year, has declined to
the Cabinet account of ill-heah. Among the
minor persons who areso be piucvs f.
YouSd protectonist agtator who has for some years
been the butt of the free-trade press.
The quietness with which this entire change Of Admin
istraton has been received is very remarkable The
funds have experienced scarcely variation and there
IS very little excitement either of hope fear. Lord
.ohn Russes treatment Of Lord Palmerston especially
making public the letter from the Queen by which, at
Lrd Johns recommendation his powers had been limited
months previously felt to have been extremely
rld. Hence there was kind of personal sympathy
viii Lord Palmersons success such is felt by
/
inc.utous Of the combatants repairs disadvantage.
rs respects retrograde measures, it is that the
Ministry powerless 1t is true the Earl Of Derby
is Pledged by positive promises made within these
few weeks attempt to restore protection but there is
not he smallest doubt among the party that he
win avoid this step long possible and that the
he is forced to resort to it the lease of his office win
be ended. Meanwhile it is thought he may in other
spect perform some useful services.
w, add the following new appointments, not in
cuded in the above enumeration
SECRETARY of war.............M Mr. Beresford.
Vice President Of the Board
OF Trade Mr.. u. 4. Young.
Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster, (not in the Ca
bint) John Y. Butler
Master General of the Ord
nance. Lord Combermere
Attorney General. Sir +. Thesger
Solicitor General. Sir Fitzroy Kelly.
Secretary for Heland-......... Lord Mas.
The Ciancellorshp Of Ireland has been offered Lord
Chief Jusdc Blackburne.
Attorney General for Ireland Mr.. Napier.
Solicitor aenera for Ireland. Mr.. Whitesde.
Lord Of the Treasury ......... Marquis Of Cbandos
Lord Of thu Treasury Mr.. Bateson
Under Secretary Of the Home
Department. Sir W. Jolife.
Under Secretary for Foreign
Affairs ................... Lord Stanley.
Judge Advocate. ............ Mr. Bankos.
Secretary to the Admiralty. Mr. Stafford
Chief Commissioner Of the
Poor Law Board Sir John Trollope
Joint Secretaries Of tho Inda Lord Jooyn and Mr. Hen
Board. ry Baiie.
Under Secretary Of the Colo