Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-09

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! Feb 25, arrived this morning
The Arctic made her passage in less than u
| days. She brought IL passengers
! A Conservative and ProlectlOnst Ministry has
been formed IN England, with the Earl of Derby
formerly Lord Stanley, as Prime Minister
MONEY MARKET. There had been some
fuctuatlon in English Funds, but they had return
ed to about previous quotations.
The demand for Flour at Liverpool was better
than reporedby the America, with an improve
ment of Sd per bbl. Corn on the spot as vel as
floating cargoes, sold freely at Cd per quarter ad-
vance At Mark Lane the advance reached Is.
ENGLAND. New MINISTRY The minis
terial crisis absorbed all the attention Of the Brit
lsh public. Lord John Russe's resignation had
! been definitely accepted by the Queen on the
2lst OF Feb, and Lord Derby, late Lord Stanley
was sent lor!at once
On Monday 23d, the latter Nobeman submit
ted a list of his Cabinet to Her Majesty and kiss
ed hands on his appointment to office.
Some minor offices remained TO be filed and
some changes might still be expected in the pres
ent list, but substantially the new Ministry would
be as ioIlows
First Lord of the Treasury The Earl of Derby.
Lord High Chancellor-Sir E. Sugden, with
| peerage.
President of the Councl-the Earl of Ions
! dale
Lord Privy Seal-Marquis of Salisbury.
Councillor OF the Excheqner, probably MIR,
| D'lsraeli
Secretary of State for Home Department-Mr.
WalpoIe.
Secretary of State for Foreign AfIairs-tbe EalI
| OF Mamesbury.
Secretary of State for the Coonies-sir.
Packington.
The following Noblemen and Gentlemen are
understood TO have accepted office outside the
! Cabinet.
Lord Lieutenant 'of Ireland-The Earl of
Ellington.
Lord Chancellor tor IreIand-Mr. Blackburn
| (probaby.)
| Secretary of War-Bereslord.
| A seat In the Cabinet was offered to Lord Lynd-
hurst, but declined on the score of i'll health
! The noble Lord will, however, as well as the
! Duke OF Richmond, who also refused TO take Of
hce, afford Their cordial support to the Premier.
| Among many names Of high repue are sew
eral quite unknown out Of England and whose
fame is yet 10 be won
According TO nvariable custom, Parliamentary
business was suspended; the Houses meeting OF,
Monday to receive formal announcement OF res
Ignatlon from the late Ministry, and then adjourn
ing I'LL Friday for completion of the arrangements
| OF the incoming Cabinet. Consequently no
measures oil Importance were provided with, and
IN fact. the new reform bill and other bills which
were peculiarly Government measures are abso-
lutely defunct.
| The moment prior TO the departure of the steam
| er was one OF absolute suspense and stagnation
I the only question being whether Lord Derby
would 60 on with the same House of Commons
OF dissolve Parliament and appeal to the people,
| Nothing was known of this point, bu! there were
] halouinu hot H.,
! postponed till the summer
On the 23d, Lord Lansdown, IN the Peers, and
Lord Russell in the Commons, declared thew
would resist any attempt to relmpose duty on
corn.
Generally speaking, the new Ministry is well
received; reports prevail, however, that The oppo-
sltlon would not vote the usual supplies until Lord
Derby had announced the principles on which
his administration would act
Phillip Griffin, late Secretary to the British Lee
CATION at thens, has been appointed Secretary
to the Legation at Washington
fRANGE-Ihe only incident attracting notice, is
the the arrest OF NJ Barroche, Of the trustee of
the Orleans property, a charge Of Circulating Sc
I diLous publications.
The ramored arrest Of NJ Monaliset, was I'M
founded
The alleged protest Of the Autocrat addressed to
Louis Napoleon, IS suspected TO be without founda-
ton.
The Illustrated London News bad AGAIN been
stopped at the French post Offices
Active negotiations are sand to be going on to IN
duce The Duchess Of Orleans to consent that the
/ Count de Pals shall waive his right as King Of
France, IA favor OF the Due de Bordeaux
The Paris elections TO take place on the 29f
UT and LIST inst. DetachmentS from all the regi-
ments OF the army, TO be Summoned to Paris.
to receive from the President the new coIors, sur
mounted by the Eagle.
The downfall of the English Ministry had created
/ considerable sensation IN Paris The Police has
seIzed 10 OF 10000 copies OF an address to the cleo
tors OF the Seine, by M. Crocspine on the ground
OF his having been expelled, and therefore dsquali-
| he'd IRON being candidate.
he demand OF France for The destruction of the
| Waterloo Monuments, has created great excitement
| m Belgium Much energy manifested in levy
ing the year recruits, and IN exercising the militia
ry force. The fortress of Mons and all other sronu-
holds, were being prepared.
/ M. Dnpin has declined TO stand as a candidate to
the Legislative Corps for the Nerse or any other de
| pai tmeHt.
| The Secretary of the Pacha of Egypt had arrived
IN Palls on a special mission.
The Government has undertaken TO supply the
canddature OF exlled ex representatives. General
officers the active list, are allowed to accept the
Office Of Senator without losing rank or being placed
on the retired st.
Rear Admiral l. a. Quintet is appointed second
IN Command ni the Mediterranean fleet, in place of
| Admiral o. Dubourrlier, promoted.
1t is said that the Bank of France is about 10 re-
duce the rate odiscount from iruur to three per cent
Diplomatic relations between Belgium and Russia,
are about 10 take place.
HARD tIIT The New York Times gives
the Aldermen of Gotham hard dig, as follows:
| The City Fathers visited the islands on Thurs
day to search out place to bury the deceased
paupers They found champagne and fxns, and
brought home bricks enough to build the recev-
| in0 Nanlt lnr The ne,, nn,..ntor..