The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-17
Arrival Of the Arctic.
New York, March

CONSERVATIVE aud TrotecuOnlSG ministry
ormed, with Earl Derby, formerly Lord
Stanley, Prime Minister.
A dispute has arisen between Geo. Pea
body and the Bank of England, respecting
some gold deposited by him on American
The Bank declared it two carats
below the standard, and sought deduction,
although on previous occasions nodeduction
has been made. Mr.. Peabody purchased
and deposited $4,000 of standard gold to
make up the assumed deficiency uhtil the
question in dispute can be decided.
The Ministerial crisis absorbs the atten-
ton of the public. Lord John Russelfs re-
sgnation has been accepted, and Lord Der
by was sent for.
Some minor offices remain to be filled,
and some changes might still be expected in
the present list, but substantially the new
Government will be as follws:-
First Lord of the Treasury-The Earl Of
Derby.
Lord hanceIlor-Sir - Leyden, with
apeerage.
President of the CounciI-The Earl oI
Lansdale.
Lord of the Privy seal-Marquis Of Sails
bury, probably.
Chancellor of the Exchequer-Mr. DIS.
raeli.
Secretary of State for the Home Depart
ment-Mr. Walpole.
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
Earl of Walmesbury.
Secretary Of State for the Colonies ]
Packington.
President of the Board of Control-Mr
Herries.
First Lord of the Admirality-Duke o
Northumberland.
President of the Board of Trade-Mr
Henley.
Postmaster General-The Earl of Hard
wick.
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Sir John Lanners.
The following noblemen and gentlemen
are understood to ave accepted offices out
side the Cabinet
! Lord Lieutenant of Ireland-Earl of Eg
lanton.
Lord Chancellor of Ireland-Mr. Black
bury, we believe.
Secretary of War-Mr. Bearsford.
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
Lord Stanley.
Attorney General-Mr. Shessiger
Solicitor Geneial--Sir F. Kelly.
Secretary for Ireland-Lord Mas, prob
ably. ..... .... ..
Joint Secretaries of the Treasury-Mr
George A. Hamilton and Mr.. Forbes Nc
i1enzie.
Attorney General for Ireland-Ar. Napier
Solicitor General for Ireland-Mr. White
side.
Communicative ehief-Duke Of yelling
ton.
! Master General of Ordnance--Aarqui
of Londonderry, or Lord Combermore.
Mr.. ]. W. Young will certainly have
post in the Ministry.
+ A seat in the Cabinet was offered to Lor
Lyndhurst, but he declined on the score {
i'll health. He will however, as well as th
Duke of Richmond, who has also refused t
take office, afford his cordial support to tn
Premier. ........
The following appointments have also ts
ken place.
The Marquis Of Salisbury, Lord Priv
Sealer; Lord Desart, Under Secretary ft
the Colonies; Lord Jocelyn and Mr.. Caske
Secretaries to the Indian Board; George
Young, goes to the Board of Trade, undo
Mr.. Henley; Col. Forester will be in tt
Ordnance Depot; the Duke of Montrose
Lord Chamberlain.
Many names Of high repute, and sewers
quite unknown out of England, and who's
fame has yet to be won, are in the Cablne
but the Cabinet is carefully chosen.
5 According to invariable custom, Parli
, mentary business was suspended. II
Q hour of meeting on Monday, was to recel'
{ formal announcement of the resignation
: the late Ministry, and then adjourn till Fl
9 day, for the completion of the arangemen
S of the incoming Cabinet. Consequently /
S measures of Importance were proceeded wit
and, in fact, the new reform bills, and 9th
! bills which were peculiarly government me
+, sures are absolutely defunct.
The moment prior to the departure of t
steamer, was, therefore, one of absolu
! stagnation a1d suspense-the only questi'
being, whether Lord Derby would go on.
. EJ-Prof. julius Caesar Hannibal, of Il
5 N. O. Picayune, proposes apublic dinner al
. the following as the bill Of fare;--
/. CLANS in de shell.
9. Clam soup, widout cracker.
; 8. CLANS fried, wild gravy. EE