New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17
Arrival of the Arctic,

is, February "a
The Collins steamer Arctic arrived at NewYork on the
morning Of the sth INST at O'Clock, after splendid pas
AT 10 the 9th ult in lat 81 90 long II Oh the
Arctic passed steamship Europa, bound East.
ENGLAND.
The Earl of Derby has undertaken to form new Brit
Sh Ministry The following is its composition according
to the Times:
The New MrNrs1RY.-The following has been forwarded
to us s complete list of the Government far as
it was formed up to last night
First Lord of the Treasury and Prime Minister-The
Earl Of Derby.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer and Leader of the House
Of Commons-Mr. D'Israe
Lord Chancellor-Sir f. Sugden
Lord Presideut-The Earl of Lonsiae
Lord Priyy Seal-The MARQUIS of Salisbury with
seat in the Cabinet)
Wampole
For the Foreign Department-Lord pal,uesbury
For the Colonial Department-Sir John Packngton.
First Lord of the Admiraty-The Duke of Northurn.
berlaud.
President of the Board of Control-Ir Harries
President Of the Board of Trade-Mr Henley
Postmaster General-The Earl of Hardwcke.
Secretary at War-Mr Beresford
Vice President Of the Board of Trade-Mr G. f. Young
Woods and Forests-Lord John Manners
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster mot in the ab
net)-Sr John Y. Butler
Master General of the Ordnance Lord Combermere
Attorney General-Sr Thesiger
Solicitor General-Sir FitMoy Kelly
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland-The Earl of Egliptoun
Secretary for Ireland-Lord Mas.
me Chancelorhp Of Ireland has been offered to Lord
Chief Justice Backbourne
Attorney General for Ireland-AIr Napier
solicitor General for Ireland-Mr Whtside
Lord of the Treasury-Marquis of Chaudos
Lord of the Treasury-Mr. Bateson
Under Secretary of the Home Department-Sr W Jo
life. " "
Under Secretary for Foreign Afairs-Lori Stanley
Judge AdvOcate-Mr. Bankes.
Secretary of the Admiralty-NIr Stafford
chief Commissioner Of the Poor Law Board-sir John
Trollope-
Joint Secretaries of the India Board-Lord JoceIyn and
Mr. Henry Baillie
Under Secretary of the Colonies-I.ord Desart
Joint Secretaries of the Treasury-Messrs George A
Hamilton and Forbes Mckenzie
Clerk OF the Ordnance-Coonel Forester
The Houseiold
Lord Steward--Duke of Montrose
Lord Chamberlain-Lord Exeter
| Master Of the Horse-Lord Jersey
| Comptroller of the Househod-IIou Cecil Forester
| Vice-C Chamberlain-Lor Worcester
| Captain of the Yaomen of the Guards-Lord De Ros
The Lords in Waiting will probably be Lords Morton
Byron Munster Tenlplemore, Glengall Galway Canter
bury Wynford.
Parliament had adjourned over till Friday the 9th in
order to allow Lord Derby complete his arrangements
dissolution of that body will once take place to he
followed by a election
1t was proposed at meeting in Manchester that on
account OF Lord Derbys accession to Office the AntCorn
Law League should be renewed The movers await Lord
Derby's formal announcement of his intentions
plp .friifeh Esd Secretary to the English Legation
at Athens. is appointed Secretary at Washington
The recent brilliant Aurora Boreas was visible thro oh
out England and upon the Continent.
Count Paul Esterhazy has addressed letter tn Lord
Dudley Stuart occasion of the dissolution of the HIM
garian Committee He says in the course of the letter
The dissolution of your benevolent committee is cir
cumstance as deeply felt by fellow exles the
which determined this your resolution are thor
Oughly appreciated by all of them
You end as you began-as you have acted since with
energetic perseveranee-you end with benevolence a
of justice and sincerity YOU abstain from cherish
ing in others hopes you cannot give"
In Ireland the resignation of the Russell ministry has
been hailed with unbounded joy There nothing espe
hH Irigh
FRANCE.
NJ. Bochcr administrator of the Orleans estate with
NM. Delavaigne and Hovyn Tranchere have been mr..
rested in France for having in their possession
tlonary documents in favor Of the Orleans family
The Steele publishes the following defnve list of on
position candidates for Paris Dupont de Eure General
Lamoriciere. General Cavaignac Carnot, Goudchaux
Bixo. Eugene Sue, and Ferdinand Lasteyrie
NJ Dupin has declined to stand as a candidate to the
Legislative corps for the Nievre, any other de.
partment
BY decree in the DTonel prize of 80 fl0o franc, 10 in
sttuted in favor of the discoverer who shall render the
Noac Pile applicable with economy to industry as
of heat, to lighting. chemistry, mechanics or medical
practice scientific men of all nations admitted to
compete during five years for the prize
The Government has taken measures to suppress tn,
canddatures of exed ex-representatives.
The President is laying out large of money at the
Palace of St Cloud which be of his summer
dences. The triumpha car with colossal statue of m,
Emperor ordered to be finished and placed on the Ar
de lEtole by August 10
By decree of the President of the Republic the power
rondissement and Municipal Councils subject to reelec
tiOn, are extended to three months
The Cosa' gives the following picture of Paris at thi
moments
Scarcely seven days separate from the solemn hou
OF the elections NJ Berger by recent proclamation
reminds France in full peace as ono Of tba In
communicated notes of the hoitetu clearly proves
Things are in their normal Paris Money is cir
cuating people labor in the workshops laugh in tn
theatres anu promenade in grand toilette the Boule
wards The press has only phrases like the spbs
the Eoan harp At the Bourse the Five per Cents hav
reached io5t ooc Every thing announces prosperou
Stuationi we have the return of the golden age An
ye-how strange notwithstanding these indications
prosperity Paris does not appear think more of tn
elections than of the discovery of the suuaring of tn
circle We neither piacardS electoral committee
nor candidates circulars voting papers In the oldes
times OF the monarchy the electors called competitor
TO explain themselves before them Who thinks c
these old uSages No The most that people kno,
mat there are Two or three journalists lM Amedee
honor of sitting in the Paais Bourbon Whence come
this nexplicable indifference Philosophers and moraist
seek good deal has been said about the indifference
| OF the Neapoitan people has it passed the Alps?
| PRUSSIA.
Br1lin Feb. 2,-Count Armin the leader of the liberia
party friend of Lamartne Prussian ambassador Par
during the February revolution. and afterward bera
Minister in Berlin, has been tried for calumniating hi
Government by his writings He convicted and
fenced te fine This is the first time Minister of Statt
been arragnedi Prussia An appeal spoken Of
The French Government has demonstrated against the
decision regulating the navigation duties the Rhn,
without consulting France. The Prus.ian Cabinet ha,
I
gottion but that there treaty that gave her
right interfere in the commercial arrangements of Ger
many
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria has conferred the decoration
| Of the Iron Crown upon NJ Nulsemann, the Austrian
| Charge d'Affaires in the United States.
BELGIUM
Count Alexander Srugonotf is designated for the new
post of Russian Minister plenipotentiary in Belgium
where that power has been hitherto represented by Con
sui General To facilitate this change which is conueete
with the establishment OF moreintlmate relations betwee
the states, twelve Polish officers who have serve,
twenty years in the Belgian army invited to retire
| be placed en- disponJiEfe
| SWITZERLAND.
The elections for the Canton TeSno have resulted
the return OF 5o conservative and 56 democratic Depu
ties Disturbances reported to have taken place al
Lugano but the statement is contraeted by the Demo
cratic journals.
The papers of the Canton of Vaud state that Franc,
has addressed three demands to Switzerland viz
cernng the Jews of Bale Champagne another the re
fugees and third the press besides observations
on the state of Berne. The Federal Commissioners
Geneva have desired the CantOns the French rontie
to send in lists of all ithe refugees residing there and
| report all new arrivals.