Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

Sir Fl;2roy Kelly. Lord Lieut.. of Ireland
the Earl Of Eylinton. Secretary for Ireland
Lord Mas. The Chancclorship of Ireant
has been offered to Lord Chief Justice Black.
burn. Attorney General for Ireland-NIr. Ma.
pier. Solicitor General for lreand-Mr. White.
side. First Lord of the Trcasury-Mr. Bate
son. Under Secretary of the Home Depart
ment-Sr w. Johile. Under Secretary OF
Foreign Atiiirs-Lord Stanley. Judge Ad-
lvocate-Mr. Bnnkes. Secretary of the Admi-
rally Mr. Stafford. Chief Commissioner of
the Poor Law Board-Sr John Trollope-
Joint Secretaries of India Board-Tord Joce-
lyn, and Mr. Henry Ballie. Under Secretary
Of the Colonics-Lord DcsaN. Joint Sccre-
larlcs Of the Treasury-Gcorge \ Hamilton,
and Forbes Mckenzie. Clerk Of the Ordnance
Col. Forester
The new ministry, so far as talent and cx-
periencc arc concerned, IS of q very moderate
cabrc. The London correspondent OF the
C0mmcrc'W says the quctness with which this
entire change OF administration has been re
ceIyed Is very remarkable; The funds have cX-
pchcHccd s-arcely any variation, and there Is
very little inc.ement either Of hope or fear.
Lord John Russcl's treatment Of Lord Pal
ncrsto" especially il making public the letter
from tn Queen, by which, by Lord ,lohn Rus
sells recommendation, his powers had been
limited some months preWouly, was felt TO have
been extremely rigid.
1t appeara that Lord Palmerston was offered
the seals of the Foreign office, with the Lead
ership of the House of Commons, but that the
proposition was instantly declined.
The resignation of Ministers was formerly
announced in the House of Lords on Monday,
Feb 20, by the Marquis of Lansdowne, and in
response the earl OF MaImesbury paid high
eulOgum upon his department during the vari-
Gus controversies in the llouce of Commons
Lcrd John Russell made similar announce
ment the same evening. Parliament adjourn
ed over to Friday. The new Reform Bill, and
other bills which were particularly Government
measures, are absolutely defunct.
On the 23d, Lord Lansdown, is in the Peers
and Lorq John Russell, in the Commons, de-
clared they would resist any attempt TO re-im-
pose duty on corn.
Lyndhurst 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 office, afford their cordial support to the
Premier.
FRANCE. NJ. Bocher, Administrator of the
Orleans estate, and NJ. de Layaigne and IIovyn,
have been arrested for having in their posses
sion insunectionary documents in favor OF the
Orleans family.
The papers are commenting on the fall ol
the Russell Ministry, and the revenge of Lord
Palmerston. The change in the British Min
isry had no effect on the Bourse
The signature of the protest against the
contscation decree, seems to have produce an
irreparable breach between Louis Napoleon and
the EX-President Of the National Assembly,
NJ. Dupn.
The Paris elections were to take place on
the 29th ut. and lst inst. Detachments from
all the regiments of the army were to be sum
moned 10 Paris, to receive from the President
the new colers, surmountcd by the Eagle.
The Steele publishers the following list of
opposition candidates for Paris dupont de
IEure, Gen. Lamoriciere, Gen. Cavaignac.
Garnet, GondchauX, BiXo, Eugene Sue, and
Ferdinand Laseyrlc.
It is said to be certain that the state of siege
in Paris will be raised immediately after the
meeting of the Senate and Corps Legislative.
Ihe date OF this convention is not yet fixed
The 2Oth Of March and the 5lh of MAY are
spoken of. ltappears, however, to be the in
tentIon OF the government not to convoke the
deIlberatlye political bodies before having issued
all the DEGREES which it considers necessary for
the organization Of vigorous authority and
administration.
lhe Monlteur offers a prize Of 500 900 fir
ior the discovery that shall render the voltaic
pI!e applicable with economy to industry, as
source OF heat light, chemistry, mechanics, or
medical practice. All nations can compete for
live years.
Observation-Disclosures still entertains seri-
ous thoughts of the uniriendly feel of France
The demand OF France for the destruction of
Waterloo monuments, has created great excite
ment. Much energy was manifested iu levy
ing the years recruits, and in exercising the
military force. The fortress of Mons, and all
other slrongholds, were being prepared. Di-
plomatIc relations between Belgium and Rus,
sa are about to take place.