The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-13

Lord thdhceliOr-Slr Il. Sugden, with
pecragc.
Lord President-the Earl of Lonsdale.
Lord Privy Seal-the Marquis of Salsbu-
~. with a seat in the Cabinet.
Secretaries OF Statc-tor the Home Depart
mcnt-Mr Walpolc; Foreign Department.
Lord MaImesbury: for the Colonial Depart
John Pakington.
Postmaster General-The Earl of Hard
wi,kc.
Secretary Of War-Mr Bcrestord.
he new ministry. so far As talent and cx-
pcmrncc are concerned. is of very moderate
raiihre. The London correspondent of the
Commercial says the Vuietness with which
tins "ntlr" change OF administration has been
received Is very rcmarkablc the funds have
experienced scarce ' any Variation. aud there
Is very little lncitrmcnt either OF hope Or
fear.
The moment prior to the departure of the
steamer was one Of absolute suspense and
>ta4n"'ion; the only question being whether
Lord Derby would 90 on with the same House
Of Commons. o. dissolve Parliament ami ap-
ped to the people. Nothing was known of
this point: but there were reasons for hnlcv-
IN" mat dissolution would be postponed till
the summer
FRANCE.
VI. Boomer, Administrator of the Orleans
estate, and NM. De Lavaigne and lIovvn.
have been arrested for having in their posses
SION in>Hrrecrionary documents in favor of
the Orleans family.
1t * reported that NJ. Durin asked an ar-
C,icncc OF! the President. that he might lay
h"ior" HIM written opinion by the most dis
tn-nI>lrl ,iuris's Of the Paris bar adverse tc
I'll" Orleans decree but the President refused
INN all interview.
Negotiations are going forward with tho
Wow Of induting the Duchess of Orleans tc
consent to the Count DE Paris waving hi
RIGHT as King of France in favor of the Du,
de Bordeaux
\ memorial has Just been presented to til,
tUunrli ot state. which bids fair to brin.
down an avalanche of Bonavartist claims up
Oh the Treasury.
he ian> elections were to take place OF
the 29th Mt. and lst inst. Dctachmcnt
from all the regiments of the army were to b,
summoned to Paris, to receive from the Pres
idcnt the new coiorS. slrmounted by the La
Gle.
The .Grc1e publishes the following list of
opposition candidates for Paris dupont d
lEuro, Gen. Lamoriricrc. Gen. Cavarnac
Garnet, Goud.haux, Bixio. Eugene Sue an,
; Ferdinand las'ryric. In support of thri
t election. the Steele saws few words while
; viii not he lost upon the intelligent clcctor
: OF Paris.
1t j. said TO be certain that the state Of seig
IN Paris Will be raised immediately after I'll
/ mccun" OF the senate and Corps l"gi>lati,,
The date OF tins convention Is not vet tixrt
: The 10Th Of March and the 9TH of Nav ar
: spoken Of 1t appears, however, to be the il
: tcntion of the government not to convok
G the deIiberativc political bodies before havin
= i>S,ic'l a! +" '..:''~ VI; : considers !.
e v.-.i; ;v.' ,.., - ...:"...on OF :.orous al
l. thoriiy and administration.
{ &c The first movement for the release o
), ko>suth wa made BY john NJ. Cjavtcn.
% Secretary Of STATE. More than wear" 81,
=. the Norh ,Imercon, "be,ore Mr. Wcb>t.
o wrote on the subject. Mr. CLAYTON addre>>c
+ a letter to Mr. Marsh, the resident AUui>t,
Il al tou,'anlin"rie, directin. INN To ur.c til
y release OF kos>u,h and his cxilcs while.
Y the same tine. Commodore MORGAN. rommau'
il "d the naval force in the Mediterranean, W,
t ordered to proceed to the Bosphorus and +,
: celve them. should they be liberated. al,
e bring them 10 the United States This W.
n as earl V rs December, 1919
o Mr. Marsh had doubtless much more to ,
II in securing the release of L. Kos>uth tia
Il the public are generally aware. We a
credibly informed that such was the cara
: ter of our two last Ministers to the Cover
u" mcnt OF the Sublime Porte, who preceded \
y -:.ar>h, that the Sultan became very mu'
= prciudiced against the office which was fill,
:, by men of such disSo!u.e habits. and he ute
Il " refused TO have anything to do with 1
minister, directly. Hence. Mr. Marsh, in
Il Suning the dute, of the office. at first abc
IT ell under much embarrassment But owl
i to the fact that Mr. NJ. and the Sultan ho
-, resided out of the city of ConStantinoplc a
lc frequently passed over the BosphoruS in t
" same boat in going to and from the city, t
" correct and gentemanlv department of
, NJ. and the casual interviews he obtain
" with the proud Sultan, overcame his pre-
rs ticcS and secured his respect and esteem
Is, therefore, not improbable. that Mr. MAJ
u, obtained favor and influence with the Sui,
~ III behalf Of kosSuth and his companions,
r. prisoned in the Turkish Dominions. so far
II to secure their release, which his prcdcces
~ would have utterly failed to accomplish
Mt IlbaaS Messenger.
&C. The Brartcboro Eagle. in an arti
NJ. upon the Supreme Court which had Just 81
nj cd a session in Windham Count speak,
on high terms of Judge Isham. 1t SAYS: .
nd think the bar will unanimously concur W
Is, Us IN the opinion that Judge Ishan posses
IT, Nccnnr>> percrption,a clearnc-s otthou
at and a fitness of legal learning which ,
ID make him an honor to the court of which
,st is q ;ncnrr.'
A. The Supreme Court affirmed the ruling
f the County Court in every case. This
N, Eagle thinks highly complimentary to Tu,
nn CoIIamcr. 1t remarks: 1T is no slight fl
DIS ntc the distinguished Judicial attainmcntS
bv judge Collamer, that not one Of his decisi
in the County Court was reversed. Some
he the most able LAWYERS in the County cxcr
he all their powers to show the law otherv
ed than he decided, but in vain. Every iudgm
was affirmed. If Judge Collaner is to be k
mr. on the Circuit Bench, we don't see any !
49, tlcuar use Of having sessions of the Suprt