Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-11
Gmrupcan Mus,
New YoRK. March 8.
NEW DIRK, Mhfch 3.
The Collins steamer ArclIc, from
Liverpool Feb. 25. arrived this morning.
ENGLAND.

British public. Lord John RusseIPs
resignation had been detiniively &C.
ccpted by the Queen on The 2lst of Feb,
and Lord Derby (late Lord Stanley
was sent for at once.
On Monday 23d, the latter Nobleman
submitted a list OF his Cabinet to Her
Majesty, and Kissed hands on his ap-
pointnent TO Office.
Some minor Offices remained 10 be
filled, and some changes might still he
expected in the present list, but sub
stan'iaIIy the new Ministry would he as
follows:-
First Lord Of the Treasury-The
Earl Of Derby.
Lord High Chancellor Sir e. Sug.
den, with a peerage.
President of the Council-the Earl of
Lonsdale.
Lord Prvy Seal-Marquis Of Sails
bury.
Chancellor OF the Exchequer (proba.
bly)-Mr. D'lsraeli.
Secretary Of State for Home Depart
ment--Mr. Walpole.
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs
the Earl ol Malmesbury.
Secretary OF State for the Colonies
Sir Pakington.
President Of the Board OF Control--Mr.
Herries.
First Lord of the Admiralty-Duke oil
Northumberland,
President Of the Board Of Trade-Mr.
Henley.
Postmaster Gencral--The Earl OF
Hardwick.
Chief Commissioner OF Woods aud
Forests--Lord John Manners.
The following Noblemen and Gentle
men are understood 10 have accepted
Office outside the Cabinet.
Lord Lieutenant OF lreland-The Earl
Of Eglington.
Lord Chancellor for Ireland-Mr.
Blackburn (probably0
Secretary Of War--Mr Beresford.
Under Secretary TOR Foreign Affairs
Lord Stanley.
Attorney General--F. Thesiger.
Solicitor General--ST +. Kelly (most
probably.)
Chiel Secretary Tor IreIand--Lord
Mas.
Joint Secretaries of the Treasury
Mr.. George A. l. amilton, Mr.. Forbes,
or Mr.. Mckenzie.
Attorney General for Ireland--Mr.
Napier.
Solicitor General for lreland-Mr.
Whteslde.
Commander. .in-Chief-The Duke Of
Wellington.
Master General Of the Ordnance
The Marquis Of Lindensburg or Lord
Combemore.
Mr.. G. f. Tenny will be certainly
offered post in the Ministry.
A seat in the Cabinet was offered TO
Lord Lyndhurst, but declined on the
srore OF i'll health. The noble Lord
will, however, az well as the Duke of
Richmond, who also refused TO take
Office, afford their cordial support 10 the
Premier.
Under Secretary for the Colonies
Lord Desar'.
Secretaries for the India Board--Lord
Jocelyn and Mr.. Gaskill.
MIR. George Frederick Tory goes TO
the Board oil Trade, und, Mr.. Henley.
Col. Forester will be IN The Ordnance
Department.
Lord Chamberlain Il he Duke OF
Montrosc.
Among many names of high rerute
are several quite unknown out Of Eng
land and whose fame is yet 10 be won (;
bu, the Cabinet is carefully chosen.
According to invariable custom, Par
liamentary business wds suspended; tie
Houses meeting on Monday to receive
Il formal announcement OF resignation
from the late Ministry, and then adjourn.
ing I'LL Friday Tor completion Of the ar
rangements Of the Incoming Cabinet.
Consequently no measures Of importance
were provided with, and, II. fact, the
new reform bill and other bills which
were peculiarly Government measures
are absolutely deiunct.
The moment prior to the departure OF
the steamer was one Of absolute sus
pence and s,agnation the only ques
ton being whether Lord Derby would
90 with tie same House Of Commons or
dissolve Parliament and appeal TO the
people. Nothing was known OF this
point ; but there were reasons for be-
llevng that dissolution would be post
poned till the summer.
On the 23d, Lord Lansdown, in the
Peer, and Lord RUSSELL in the Com
mons, declared they would resist any
attemp, TO reimpose duty on corn.
Generally speaking, the new Ministry
is well received reports prevailed,
however, that the opposition would not
vote the usual supplies until Lord Der
by had announced the principles on
which his administration would act.
Phillip Griffin, late Secretary to the
British Legation at Athens, has been
appointed Secretary to the Legation
Washington.
FRANCE.
The only incident attracting notice is
the arrest of Nj. Barroche, one of the
trustees Of the Orleans property. OH a
charge Of circulating seditous publIca-
ions.
The rumored arrest OF M. Montaliset
was uniounded.
The alleged protest Of the Autocrat,
addressed TO Louis Napoleon, is suspect.
ed TO be without foundation.
The Illustrated London News had
again been stopped at .the French post
offices.
Active negotiations are said to be go
ing on, induce The Duchess of Or
leans to consent hat the Count de Paris
shall waive his right as King OF France
in favor OF the Due de Bordeaux.
The Paris elections were 10 take place
on the 29ih ult., and LIST inst. Deiach-.
ments from all the regiments OF the Ar
my were to be summoned to Paris 10
receive from the President the new col
ors, surmounled by the Eagle.
The downfall Of the English Ministry
had created considerable sensation in
Paris. The Police has seized l5 or 90
600 copies of an address to the electors