The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-10
THE LATEST NE WS.
THE NEWS BY THE ARCTIC.

We give below more OF the details by the steam
or Arctic First give fuller list of the new
British Ministry, by which the reader will be able
% corrtc. some of the blunders of the Telegraph
vbich announced to US names we had never
heard Of before:
FRS; Lord Of the Treasury and Prime Minister
file Earl Of Derby
Chancellor of the Exchequer aud Leader of the
II use OF Commons--Mr. Disracli.
lord Characteristic r. Sudgen.
Lord Pteaident--ihe Earl of Lonsdalc
Lord PEivy Sea!-he Marquis of Salisbury with
seat in the Csbinet)
aEcRETARTEs or STATE
Tarthe Home Departments -Mr Walpole.
Ear the Foreign Depar;ment-Lord Malmsbury
For the Colonial Department--Sir John Paking.
first Lord CT the Adniral,y-The Duke OF Nor.
Cumberland
President OF the Board of Coutrol-Mr Herries
Presiaen, Of the Board OF Trade-ar. Henly.
Postmaster Jieneral-The Earl ilsrdwicke.
Secretary OF Wsr-Mr Bersford.
Wee T cs.ideat of the Board OF Trade-Mr G +
Young.
woods and Forests-Lord John Manners
Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lancaster mot in the
IasjGcl-Stg John \. Bu.Ier.
Master General OF the Ocdinsncc-Lord Com.
trrnere.
Attorney Gcnera!-Sir F. Thesiger.
Solcit0T-Geneyal- Fltzroy Kelly.
Lord Lieutenant, OF Iyelaud-the Earl of Eglin-
toun,
Secretary for f5elsnd-Lord Mas.
The Chanccllorship of ireland has been offered
to Lord CLief Justice Blsckburne
Attorney General for lreland-Mr. Napier.
solicitor General for Irclsud-Mr. Whiteside.
toyd OF the Treasury-MargUis of Chandos.
Lord OF tho TrCasury-Mr. Batesou.
Under Secretary OF the Home Depsrtment-Sir
" Jolias
Under Secretary for Foreign Afairs-Lord Stan.
isT-
Judge Advocato-Mr. Barkes.
Secretary to the Aduuralty-Mr. Stafford
Chief Comm ssioner Of the Poor Law Board
SIR John Trolope.
Joint Secretaries of the India Board-Lord Joce-
iva and Mr.. Henry Baile.
Under Secretary of the Colouies-Lord Desart.
Joint Secretaries of the Treasury-Messrs. Geo.
4. Hamilton and Forbes M'keuzs.
Clerk of the Ordinance Colonel Forester.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Lord Steward-Duke OF Montr0se.
Lord Chamberlan-Lord Exeter.
Master Of the Horse-Lord jersey.
Controller ofthe Household Cecil Forester
Vice rain-Lord Worcester.
Captain Of Yeomen OF the Guafd-Lord de Ros
The Lords in Waiting viii probably be Lords
Norton byron, Munster, Templemore, GlengalI,
Galway, Canterbury, Wynford.
Parliament had adjourned over till the eth
February, IN order TO allow Lord Derby, the Prime
Minister, 70 complete his arrangements, in view of
The New Ministry were to take their places i'm
G,edJataly.
Atairs throughout England were generally quiet,
though q steady policy Of defence and protection
was being pursued.
IRELAND-AFairs quiet There is much
tax III reference 20 the new Ministry, which ap-
pears 70 gre satisfaction.
FRANcE-M. Booker, the administrator of the
Orleans estate, with NJ. Delevoyne and Frsnchere,
had been arrested having in their possession insur
TectOnary documents tavoring the claims of the
Dreams family. There are serious apprehensions
that difficulties, leading perhaps 20 another reyoiu-
ten Wi! yet grow out this matter
The French papers were commenting freely up-
ca the recent dissolution of the English Ministry
and the revenge of Lord Palmerston
Il Is said to be certain that the state of siege in
Paris vii be raised Immediately after the meeting
Of the Senate aud Corps de Legislature The time
for holding this convention has not vet been fixed
Il ia said that the goth of March or the 18th of Nav
W. probably be selected 1t appears, however, to
be the intention Of the Government not to convoke
the deliberative political bodies before having is
sacf all the DEGREES which il considers necessary
t0rthe organization OF vigorous authority.
lTALY.-Ihe French army celebrated at Rome
the anniversary of the French Republic with great
epirit an enthusiasm.
GERNASY.-The intelligence from this section of
Europe does net possess much importance. Sever
a OF the German States were actively engaged in
forming defensive leagues
AUSTRIA Affairs are somewhat unsettled but
nothing OF specially interesting nature has arose.
ePA!N-Iranquiliiy, comparatively speaking
peEyades throughout her Majestys dominions.-
has been riding out. She now exercises great eau
ton when appearing in any position where her life
u exposed. She always retains strong guard.
COMMERCIAL.
LITERPooL COTTON MARKET, Feb 25 The Cot
ton market had been slightly depressed, though
there is 10 really quotable change in prices FAN
Upland SD. The Circular Of Messrs. Wright
GruLdy y Co, states that the Cotton market was
slightly affected on Saturday, by the resignation o.
the English Cabinet. though holders were not dis
posed to accept lower prices. The sales from Sat
urday TO Tuesday were 90 900 bales, three thousand
on speculation, the residue for export
BREADsTUFFs.-Elour was firm and prices had
advanced about Sd per pound. Philadelphia and
Baltimore 22s. Sd. 22s, Cd; Ohio 23s.; Canal 22a
rs I'd. Cornmeal steady. Wheat in better re
guest at laid per bushel in advance; Indian Corn
duer at 3a6i per quarter decline white 32s.
The tobacco market remained quiet with only g
moderate demand:
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
are encouraging Yarns sell freely and at full
prices.
The HaVre Cotton market was steady; prices
unchanged. Bcurse heavy.
Money easy Consols closed at 97sa 97t. Amer.
lean stocks quiet prices steady.
hOsSuM at LouisuWe-His ADDRESS TO the
Germans.
LOUISVILLE, March 6.-kossuth addressed the
Germans yesterday in their own language in the
Methodist Cnurch-Sl admission He dwelt upon
the advantages revolutionists now have in Europe
over taelr opponents; was very sarcastic upon the
course OF the crowned heads considering that his
cause would eventually prove successful beyond
doubt and contended that the United States as a
republic, should not stard alone in the approaching
contest He declared that the government has the
power to act aud appealed To The CIermanz and the