New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
ENGLAND.

AYfC 6auCeilQY-cH Il.
lord Presidens-The Earl OF LoNsDALx.
Lord PIivy seal--The Marquis Oh sALi'BuAi'
with seat in the Cabinet
Secretaries of Ssafs-FoT the Home Department.
ror The Foreign Department-Lord MALansBusY.
For the Colonial Depsrtment-Sn JOHN rAhiS''
Fiut Lord of the Admiralty-The Duke OF NORTH
PreSdent of the Board Of Control.Mr HERRIrs
Pyesideut of the Board of Trade-Mr HENLEY.
stmaster GeneTal-The Earl OF HARDwIckE
Secretary at WaT-Mr. BEREsfoRD. :, D.,
Vice-President OF the Board Of Trade-MT. e. +.
Woccs ard Forests-Lord JOHN MANNERS.
Chancellor of the Ducby of Lancaster mot IN the
CabineU-Sr john Y. BUTLER.
Master General of the Ordnance-Lord CONDOR
Attorney. General-Sir F THEsoER.
Sollcitor. General--Sr FiTzROY KELLY:
Lord Lieutenant Of irelaRd--The Earl oil EGLIS-
Secretary for Ireland-Lord MAS.
The Char celiorsbip OF Ireland has been oferedt TO
Lord Chief Justice BLAcKBoURNE.
Attorney General for freand-Mr. NAPIER.
Solicitor General for Ireland-Mr. whistle.
Lord OF the TTeasury-MaTquis of CHANpos.
Lord of the Treasury-Mr. BATEsoN.
Under Secretary Of The Home Oepartmen'-sh W.
J0LLIFFE
Under.seeretary for Foreign AfAirs-Lord STAN
LEY.
Secretary to the Admraity-Mr Stafford
Chef Commissioner OF the Poor Law Board-Sir
JOHN TRoLLoPE.
Joint Secretaries OF the India Board-Lord JocE-
Lynn and Mr.. HENRY BAILLIE.
Under Secretary of the Colonies--Lord DEsARr
Joint Secretaries Of the Treasury-Messrs. GEORGE
A. HAMILTON and FORBES MkENzLE
Clerk OF the Ordnancs-ColoneI FORESTER
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Lord Steward-Duke of MosTRosE.
Lord Chamberlain--Lord EXETER.
Master of the HOrse-LOrd JERSEY.
Controller OF the Household-Hon. CECIL FoREs-
Wise. Chamberlain Lord WORCESTER.
Captain OF Yoemen Of the Guards-Lord DE- Ros.
The Lords in Waiting witlpro6sbly be Lords NOR
TON. BYRON, MUNSTER TEMPLEMoRE, GLKNGALL,
GALWAY, CANTERBURY, WYNFoRD.
PARLIAMENT had adjourned ever till FRI
day, the 27th in order to allow Lord Deroy to COM
pleie his arrangements A dissolution Of that body
viii &. once take place, to be followed by anew eec.
ton.
1t was proposed at meeting in Nam
chester, that on account Of Lord Derbys accession
to Office the Anti Corn Law League should be re-
newed. The movers await Lord Derbys formal an
nouncemeH. of his Intentions
The Right Hon. Sir Herbert Jenner
Fus. died on the aOt6 February aged "A years.
Philip Griffith, Esq, Secretary to the
English Legation al Athens, appointed Secretary
At Washington.
The recent brilliant Aurora Borealis
was visibe throughout England and upon ,hs Cont
nent.
In IRELAND the resignation Of the Rus
sell Ministry has been hailed with unbounded JOY.
There is nothing especially important IN the Irish
news.
The Londsn Press upon the New Ministry.
We give below the extracts from the
leading London Journals of various political
complcxions upon the recent ministerial crisis
The Times says;
The arrapg emenn OF the Derby Administration
are now complete, and a lie ~ Household has started
into existence with the same readiness OF the Cao
net IL Is difficult to be particular to the special
aptitude OF this or that minor official for his new
duties, without exaggefa'ng the importance of the
office itself There are hgure parts in the State
well as on the Stage, for which very average
amount Of personal Recommendations will suiice
Leaving, therefore, most of the respectable walk.
ting gentlemen In the list before speak for them
selves, We VIII single out those which may call for
psssing remark. We have no objection at all then
that our Old friend, Mr.. G.. 4. Young, should take
faw Lessons ~ the Board of Trade, ana acquire ia
that school better stock OF commercial statistics
- we'll as better disposition apply them 10 the
general good OF the public The bes, things we can
wish ioI Shses are order and nsas, and we shall
for Scarborough me.hodicai lucid, and sound Ina
Household seems very much hAe other households
convenience Of the Crown, rs we'll as Of the priv.
legged few that are admitted to the presence OF Row
alty, the great mas OF the people has ls.s to do
T,S me matter; Ireland mere important affair.
nament. which would have gone OF admirably but
for the rain. he could persuade the irish 70 SET
Tie their quarrels IN the same slooaless fashion, he
VIII conndsiabiy eclipse the gleriss OF that mimic
ehivalIy. Chief Justice Blsckburne, IL he accepts
Lerd Derhys offer, viii make excellenl Irish
Chancellor Lord Stanley, the new Under secys-
Foreign ahzhl
much direct preparation for that Office as the ds,in,
euished excavation Of the Assyrian marbles. Sir f.
10 the speaisSSin of M. Hoss. az aS ~a.a view
the new Parliament, should the fates be SO far pro-
pltious Lord Lyndherst declines osfce, bu, prom
lsee his support, as also, Il is rather superaousy
added, ooes she Duke Of RicAmond.
Alter suggesting brief tolerance" on the
part Of the country toward the new Minl,trv.
The Tines concludes
WHY should We gruags twenty or thirty N. ., hand.
little taste OF ofeef The nstloa surely IL .et scs
siaiy interested in cenferrsg perpetual monsooiv
few noble families respectable as they are ana val
uable as ;heif services have undoubtedly been On
the contrary, 10 ts an advantage 10 an parties TO the
nation at Large to the whole Of the Legislature and
particularly those who have something like political
prospects Of their own, that all monopolies should
be broken up, aud that all sections OF the political
wsrh should have fair chance: II Mr., Bright
would like tobs Chancellor OF the ExcAeQusr, he Is
faI more likely TO have IL afler year or two Of MI.
D'lnseli than after long and exclusive high Wing
or high Tory prescriptions. Some cae has observed
thasteere are only four men in the new Cabinet who
have been IN Cabinet before. Why mott There is all
the more chance now for those who have not been
IN Cabinet. II nobody Is To b Ia Cab nst who
has Eot already been in Cabinet, OF new Min.
issers only to BE- made al the rats Of one In Ave
years. political promotions, and viii add polit
zeal progress, viii b very allow Give the Con,er-
vatses q chance for the sake Of the public If not
for their osn. Bu. does the convenience OF the pub
lie perempiorly demand . dissolution Should
Lord Derby be thrown into minority by factious
vote. he would have no alternative but TO dissolve
Parliament Al once In order to pick up the Govern
msnt seats. and the gain which there would invita-
Oily Dc In several counties and open boyoughs. But
would nes to The advantage, will not cay the Sc