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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03

n {. H0UGH, AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY. AT lo><
-. An at No b BeokmAn street large assortment
New and Second hand Furniture, from families acng
every variety Of goods necessary to housekeepnG ae
rich nvoice of Tapestry Brussels, Three Ply
grain Carpets English Oil Cloths &C. Sale positive.
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AUCTION SALES.

"A H,s dy. Sesars AeFriday April2 Il 10Y soIect e
81 Dsy Stree corner Of street. srsss s.S
oh E Eli b S,sSs n,stsi re1.S::
s cngss ssls, sreH r. rings g. g.
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A VtCTiON sALE-BY J. L. yANDEWATER, AUC-
uoneer--Standard Roses, of the finest choiosst
consisting Of Moses Perpetual and Bourbon TO
% sSa auction BY vAndewater No IL Wall street,
On Monday April at IL O'clock Also fine Camelas
Broadway, = - ->N-' -','~s"''Ao sn~
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UcTION NOTICE.. CASSIDY. .AUCTIONEER-
"A By H. N. Bush this lay. :. leK c'siosk in "a.
second Ssnd Furnurs from fan lilies leaving the city
sI :S1sss q Sofas. Couch shsr sS
30 Alse atlI o'clock two superior w oo.asvs
Pianofortes. Sales positive. X. D. ~ Afh' SaiesmaA.
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A UCTION NOTICE-THOS BELL A., TON SER.
"A BY w. s. Van Zandt.-Largo SALE tiny .day. ~ I0x
o'clock in the auction 10 Spruce street, vnu
able variety of elegant household 'Amles
removng &c. as has been offered for tA1e. -koh
brussels and other Carpets the stock uphkS> r
goods to pay soragc Paintings counting house besk
ara1hc Press Force Pump with steamer Sofa Beds. Los
ing GLASSES iron Safes Sc Monday 10Y O'clock extensive
sale Of Dry Goods Clothing Library OF chscs
Books removed from Sixth avenue with other gems
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A sslGNEE's SALE-sToCK OF WATCHES JEWEL
90 ana rAney Goods together with fixtures for SALE a.
will be sold very low To any wishes to
tne TINS ouer rare opening For psrticuars
Ply on the premises. Il. %. SMITH, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03

violence f9r Philadelphia slip Sea Witch, Wall Providence
ssArr sch Velocity Smith Provdsnss for NYSrh
ns nyt Cape Cod Kelley basrsrs; ioeplSs Edrdss
Tor Provincctewn; William waon, do for NBedford Fill
.Tr'R sr cSsb NYors for
aiSt
Sshtaekst for do smith Kelley DO for do Col Henson
- Baker Dysf
April Arr bark Hall Church, NYork for FRivcr;
scirs Csunee oger Savannah for Thomsston Metamo
n s'a's'.' r''v's"s' '''
eesa from San Francsco cornwa for d. ready briggs
Marshall Kngsbury, Jane and Leveret from San Francis
PORTLAND, March so-Arr schr Geo Brooks stctson,
s hm Elan Ham,
sist-Arr bark Susan W Lind, Lang Nyork brig Hber.
MIA Grcep Mare Bonsparte tnew Foster Maohias for
York ssr, Bqs Sock snyls and sarah MansSn do for
~PnIIADELPi{iA, March Sled schr Louisa, Hand,
sShT s ssh9
Bowen Nnsyen; Highlander, NieheTson, Lynn,
ssss March sAFf ''h
vessels before reported in port Eastward bound
PRovlDENcE, March s-Arr propeller Petrs. Rogers.
sd s9sPs aI oregon s'urso' 40
RICHMOND, March so-Arr schr Richmond, Tiiby, Now
ayheld NYors Mercy Taylor NickersOn Boston, Gips'y
fRASSIsco March 2ASy snps Emily ss,yyss for
nsreh Trade Wind osgcod for lst; bark. Alice
Tarlton, Lawton for York direct, March 1s undinc'
- for do with despatch; Don Juan for sale sehr eA-
zee stosdard for Labaina and hSn9 Tnbois
APsIESSGG ~ RSST SIi
Sapnermsn NYork; banks Hazard Gardner, nav~na,
Elizabeth Jones' Boston; Louisa Caroline fssoa' aoi
IsaITM Msreh 2o-Ar schr Edwin Bray. Calais, for
YORK Ga oth Cornthian, Randall Portland with
ss.rspsr. for rhhsssspaa Harriet
STONINGTON, March 2g-Arr schrs Mary Crockett
York Roskand Crusade do via Milestone Point Tor Ed
gartown.
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II A. Chiffon. AUCTIONEER-TWO STORY
Re- house and lot, Thrty-eight street, and three
SeES eSnvsns1t one 2 By 50 feet deep story
ton: by Cole Chiffon Tuesday April clock a.
the Exchange Nov York Sixty per cent Of the
term ofye At six per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

kossUTH AT TIE NoRru.-kossuth has reached
Washington, on lis return to the North, and viii
probably. pass through here in few days, to Bes-
ion. lie remains two or three days at Washington
and already j; is said that Senators Cas- and Sc
ward have called on him to present to him their 10
spccte ard to report progress o. the movements Of
intervention, aud On inc prospect Of getting the
United States TO take part in the revolutionary
movements Of Europe. Kossuth intends, il seems,
10 stop few days in Philadelphia and New York.
on his way North. And if he does So we hope The
Austrian organs-as all the newspapers are called
who do not approve Of his political schemes--will
treat him with dclcaoy and attention. on account OF
his oOquence and the probable sincerity Of oil bis
speeches and orntions. IN tho meantime, We again
call on the Revolutionary Conmittoe here 10 make
preparations for his reception, and to make up their
accounts Of the sales Of Hungarian bonds. There
must TIC settlement Of accounts on his passage
through this city. The muskcts and saddles must
be arranged for, and the quantity of bonds sold duly
accounted for. We have not seen the Hungarian
bonds quoted in Wall street recently, and we hardly
know what premium they have reached during the
last few weeks. Other stocks are rising. and we
suppose Hungarian bonds will also rise-thsy Ger
tainly cannot fall much
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
Garrison and GrceIey--AntI-siavery and
Treason.

The recent fugitive slave in this city, which
excited so much attention, by the devclopcmcnt o.
the pugnacous propensities of the lawyers engaged
in it. and which resulted in the remission Of tho
captured runaway to the employment from which
he had escaped in Baltimore, has furnished to all
the abolition papers in this city, and in the North
generally. fresh topic which to vent forth
their spleen against the South, and enuncate again
the pernicious revolutionary and dsorgani1ing prin-
ciples which they profess.
The notorious VIM. Lloyd Garrison's paper pub
lishcd in Boston under the title Of the I,Jeyator,
il somewhat extensively known the authorized
organ Of anti-slavery in the New England States
it having been established and been kept in exis-
istence for that sole and specific purpose. This
Journal is, consequently, the btterest and most IN
compromising opponent Of the Fugitive Slave law
even mere noisy than the Hon. VIM. II Seward--and
ii agtates for its repeal, regardless Of the
quences, and unrcstrainod by any consideration as
to whether that object il atanable at any less sacr
fee than a sanguinary social revolution, and the
ultimate disruption Of the Union of the States.
One Of it, notices expresses its principles in four
words" No union with slave holders Ii IT, there
fore, natural that in journal protesting such doc
trnos, and established for such purpose, the recent
fugitive slave in this city should have been
meptcd ON in the most violent and unmeasured
terms Of rcprobation, and that all who assisted in
the execution of the law should under its ter
rible snathemas.
It's last number Of the 9TH instant, docs not cisap
point these expectations. We find in it denuncia-
ton and abuse Of the real sort. In one Of iG
columns it first opens with snoerng insinuations
against the candor Of Mr. Secretary Webster, in his
andations Of the constitution, in his late Grafton
before the Historical Society Of this city then it
discharges a round shot against the police authori-
ties of the Sixth ward, whose conduct to tie unfor-
tunnte slave it stigmatizes such as might not
disgrace the justice of Persia, but il foul blot in
New York :" then il assails the integrity Of the
Commissioner who entertained the charge but il
a serves for the devoted hoads OF the police officers
ana counsel engaged in the arrest, the destructive
onsln ugbt Of its big guns and opcns on them with
round hot, grape, and canister. IT denounces them
as "bIoS dbounds and jackalls OF Slavery" erca-
tures that crawl so low that public contempt cannot
reach, nor pn Bile disgust and aversion affect them"
I. the shawn Of mn infamous statute" slave catch
era" and many a,ch complimentary explosives, with
which the vocabulary Of abotionism is pcntifully
supplied.
Now, all this furious inyectivc against those who
were concerned in the execution Of tho law ofthe land
~ veil ~ saasst the statute sses, sincerely eharao'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

MISUNDERSTANDING 2o7, 2s6. 3s2 255, loo.
900. 207. 203 to 20
Us. DslRicT CouRT.-Fifth Clsss-Nos % to %, 81,
81 SO.
CoNsoE PLEAs.-Part Mos 32a $50, 8t3 351, $50.
3 3s7 $3.50 861 3C3 3G5. 500, ST. 373 315 Part POS
40 Az Ala 5l6 AS 42o 49, 400 42s 400 432 434 436
sUrERioR CouRr--(Two Branchos)-Nos. Z, ia 1872
1872 POI % 90 2l3 2l6 az 81 22 2oi, 225, 296 e72
225. 22S 900 2Dl. $50 25 3D. 251. .3S 80 40 23, S.
~, 81. SO, 50, IL, lO7. 2oe, -, 12s, 246 247
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sstoEei fpoctaclce and dispensed With. DR.
lU1EEER 10 Primo strest ~ ", has discovered treat
ent that VIII speedily snd erecGally u ana
rPocte 81 bnoDc- and deafness 10 their proper function
matter Of how long standing from what the cas
be- IL tho be destroyed Can 10 consulted
pgIsonay by leittr daily from till ., at his inhrmAr
80 Prince street. n, h.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

sVuEPuniic sfn1IsENr1No. 7 or Tlns BEAU
u tnul weekly y putnshod this morning, having In
short time reached circulation ninstoeu tLousan6
copies ~ is the cheapest dollar woehy known n add
ton 60 The usunl spcey matter tho or
nal and thrilling local called Maid Of Mahnt
tam. or" Tbs Meehanics Daughter Once No. 20 Broad
way, rooms 10 hhd H. For sale At the periodical dep3s
al tbs priDsipa, cjtics rriee three cents ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Dentist Montague place of Henry street Brooklyn
has invented plan TO mould Block Teeth The Is
simple and produces the beautiful teeth without
exercise OF skill and ingenuity required in carving Rights
for sale ana instructions given that will enable dentist
20 Manufacture them with less time and trouble
than he can select and grind in single ins.ruons
given In branch OF dental science with oil i'm
haze also, single tooth recipes NB.A lions
must be post aid, TO meet attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
F. s. Cle.vcr,. Pr,,e Medal Honey SOAP

This incompatible Toilet Soar Is now more cstcere
and wsod than any ether Throughout Europe. 10 ~
posed 81 the most pn5c and senujns matcta h MT dis
gnissd by color snd has eudcent quantity Of honey
eorporAted with to render IL the emoDt and best
for the skin in II agreeable and
isato perfume and produces With the trouble
and creamy lsher. ~ M he'd Of all Druggists and Per-
fumers. W.. -. DAVIS 30 Cortlsndt street.
al Aern for tAc tf,.it stEt3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

POFy DELIVERY. bout q week since. lctter
was consigned to our cs-e bearing the post-Iaark Of
"JsmesriLc, y and the superscription, . To the
thirty lade: of New York who presented the
O'Conor testimonial" a. discharge of the trust
thus imposed on u.s. VIC announced in next morn
ipgS HERALD the receipt g. the packet, and re-
quested one or al Of the clsiraants to call for II at
Office. Yesterday our important duty in this
matter faithfully discharged. Application was
made for the missvc, snd We presented il into the
hands of those entitled TO it,. Bat she ceremony OF
breaking the seal and opening the packet still TO
mains to be performed This is the most delicate
portion Of the business since it cannot k done with
Iroprety, save in the presence Of all tho eInberso Oh
The highly fashionable association to whonAcollect-
lively it j. addressed. Mrs. Marcus Spring. the chair
woman must, therefore, issue circulars for spe cial
meeting Of the members to transact this grave pAce
Of business, and there, in full and solemn CON.
cayo, the secretary, or other authorized officer,
will proceed with palpitntng heart to disclose the
contents Of the mysterious packet which, after all,
may turn out to be nothing more than highly re-
prehensiblc attempt to play mn hprliooPs game |
on the fashionable assembagc. Pending the de- |
noutnis,a, however, we must acknowledge that to |
require lady to refrain from satisfying her curiosity
in this matter, is subjoctng her 90 loo severe nm
ordeal But yet, to ascertain the contents in any |
other way than in full deberatiye assembly would |
be violation Of all the principles Of bon ton and |
etioust.c, to say nothing Of eense Of honor which
we are SIRE the holder Of the episte would not be
guilty Of Night We suggest to tho ladies the pro-
priety of issuib., bulletin, through the columns Of
The HERALD for the information Of tho public and |
oil creation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

knicserboeler budng AtsoeiaonAs this intitntcn ia
in 0ourshnE condition, and combines the benefits Of
savings bank. SLOWING interest dues paid in advance
and TO aord all Opportunity 10 join, public meeting
will be held IN kLckerboekor Hail, Monday ovening
April ~ 1872 Persons wishing Ia join do by calling
ut tho once No. l6S Ninth time during
u. j. MADDEN, JAMES r. DElyECCHiO. Pratt.
Secretary ANSON WILLIS Vice Prest,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Quarter Nov that LYON has reduced the price Of his Mag
neic Powder from half to quarter, quarter IL rven
70 reaches bed b1gs moths ants and plant Insects Whore
flask sold before. dozen sold Never dd
the creeping nuisances get their jackets thoroughly
busted. The Magnetic Pills too sold at - the
box and the rats and mice suffer wfuly he
against oounterfsits and mock insect hanee LYON AZ
Broadway has the only afo and infslbe prcpsran
they within the resch Of every family.
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Genin IL always glad 10 sec his frionds

ana This friends bis customers. and his
his hest friends In wet weather dry The sun-
length found opportunity TO shed rs glow
unon Ne most finished becoming hat he
Ger Nnactured md he invites every gentleman Man
end who laid asiio his winter fabric,
10 s,sminr the Geuin So Hat for the present spring
GENIN 2t Broadway, opposite ST. Fauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Hats worth THAR weight in gold though he sells
at the low price Of four dollars each You want
spring Hat beautiful to the sight comfortable The heai
and srikngy elegant Knox. st tho Peoples Hat
Sor. I2s Fulton street 1T IL busy spot but
fccommod date all who call upon him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Lots all In body the Eighth and Ninth
street A. J. Beeeker viii sell the above
ots at auction, Thursday, April H. a. ~ o'clock at Lne
Merchants Exchange. SIXTY per cent yenasn bond
aud mortgage for three years A psr cont For
&c., apply ~ Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
The use and value of n goo,

point OF dress and personal aud
frequent datens OF BALLARD'S but
expressions Of It's real Prom Boston Courier Also
ballard Chemical Hair Fastener, which posssy prevents
The hair frvm falling or Depot No. 46 Brcsiw a corner
Las I'd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Spring style of Hats and Caps, ns Large
variety be found In this city unsurpassed Oy
for Lsauty DURABILITY or eheapnes at tho price store,
No l2b Canal street. j. ". KELLOGG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

,oooIycd The ~ ~lyc prizes AZ INC Tara nov
U,nasssd dsi,y n his Gallery, rain shine ROOT Me-
sS. ErosSrsy corn " ofFranklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
pha,on.s wig, and Toupeos.-vyo would

call the attention o. persons requiring i'm
Irossmont The awarded silver medal Tor tbs
frt premium ~ tf@ last FUR. They b. e. Paa-
Ions Wie and hsir iyc FaetoTy, ia brtsaway eorner
81 UeY atreot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

pieees-for fifteen dollars. PamL @ abeut buying dinner
se should call and zoe these before purchasing elsywhsr'
J.k. KERR, " Chambers rtre. v btA~ byesawy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
Gouraud's LIQUID Hair Dye Il

exception or reservation the beat equal
~ celebrated IL GOURAUDS Medeated Soap. for
pmpes freekles railowncss, chaps, chaps,
Poudre Subtle nproots hair from any part of tho
Liquid Reuse Lily bite and Hair Gloss, at " Wslkst
street. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
Wigs and Toupccs-Batchelo r

Of Wigs the perfect imitation nature
yet Those wanting very superior article, shouA
call ut BA TCHEL0RS celebrated Wig Factory, No. WaM
street whore be found the largest and
n the city. Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Fine Arts. II Ntlcrs Dnpucrrcoty-pcs In
on ON exhibition At the olumbe National Gallery No 81
broadway should he seen all rho admire tratlfuncs
and beauty combined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

bRr, 10 ~ Chamber. etrent udsa. sre 10 Il
tenAhn2 TO Sasdnss and restore ggy h-is
ina tUlor with his nsua baving redHecs liz Ir.
IL country s.csts selling Wahpoue, only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Erotker-tour medicine acts like charm have tried IL
in casc OF consumption in the third and last s.agc and
doins well; and in case OF epilepsy OF twenty years
standing, who has become anae 1t stiiod him, and
laid him in tranquil slumbcr III Eve minutes John SWEET
Al, H. Rdgwgy, Orleans county New York. pcrnon wish
ing 70 know thc mhty power u Dr. Watts Nervous Anti
street the Plank ad bridge Brooklyn: "a Chapman
Us Gold street, Brookyn' Peter Mcguire 0 naAscn
Hr Mason, ~ Wilett street; Mr. Copnnr lewis
Mr. Wehb, 20 lludson sireati Dr. STRAIT ~ Csana
streets Gss Shepnnrd fortyfourth atrg.t fTf.b ssen.
Miss Byrnss, i0 Warren street. Mr. Pond shs..Na NJ
York Mr. Henry Fowler. New Rochelle; asttthtr,,
whose names And addresses bo had ~. AVIS
~ Greenwich street. Depot 100 Nassau strt..
the money returned II not found bentht,ai.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
Hair Dyc--Eateheior,s celeb

Hair Dyc.-Eatcheior's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the best yet discovered for colrng the hair
wbiskers the moment IL IL sppad Tho wonderful and
certainty with which this favotc and old established Hair
Dye peIorrna Is astenishinR II IL for sae applied at
BATCHELoRS Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15
phaion's Magic Hair Dye, 10 color tn.

hei- Nhiskcrs the moment il Is applied without injury
g. tho hair skin. II can be washed without
tstufhug the color and has bad odor. H. applied
sold u fAoAS Wis ami Toupea Mandatory la7 lros-
pas. For sale in tho cy and country BY druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Frcfcnt htace ana 20 rrtore hair that has fallen OH
ttrnnt hn sad - scurf OF dapdruf invest IL
tneh bfah&nt siss and permanent anrl. For sale
bfosHay and aii tho drug stores in every .ty aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

csrpetir9 Of giterinp e,lors elegant moaie and
fgare., only one dollar the yard At ~ Beverly HIRAM
AN DERSONSthe and desirable pets ever
offered in this market Purchasers will advance their
ssts by examining these beautiful Carpets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Away with Bad Brend!-By using Dur
KEGS Baking Powder and cooks always de-
pend upon having light biscuit pastry &c. aud after
trial will be without it. Try It, Only shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Great bargains IN Carpctings.-Peterson
HUMPHREY, 5s Broadway corner Of White street. hay.
dispose Of the same at the folio low Vel
Ingr AIMS 4s 10 6s, and all other goods equally low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Inc OTystn! Fnfnce ARAuns-FAFtht Tapos-
try Ingram and Patent Tspetry Threspy Carpets the
same exhibited a. The Worlds Fair, AZ HIRAM
AEDERSOES so B0wcry. Also, Enslsh Tapestry Brussel
magnificent, unique styles imported expressly for New
York city trade. They viii be sold very ehea ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

new Store No 81 Canal street. and GO Lpenard street.
Mr. b. claims TO be the originator of the Mantla business
10 SUCH New York aud during the last few has
brought TO pitch Of perfection tray surprising He visits
Paris periodically in order to select desirable
his line; and having just from his
l. exhibiting assortment of Msntilas Cioeks, &C..
which have mereyto be even by the fastdous
to be admired We recommend lady readers generally
we'll rs dealers, to give Mr.. b. n call
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-17
THE NEW BRITISH MINISTRY.

The resignation Of Lord john Russell was def
nilively accepted by the Queen on the 2lst ultimo
and On the 23d Inc Earl of Derby, formerly Lord
Stanley, who was charged with the formation of a
new Ministry, submitted the following lis, of per-
sons who were confirmed as the new Cabinet:
Lord Derby, First Lord of the Treasury and
Prime Minister.
Mr. D'lsraeli, Chancellor of the Exchequer and
leader OF the House.
Lord MaImsbury, Secretary ofthe Foreign De-
partment.
Sir John Darlington, Secretary of the Colonial
Department.
MIR WAlpole, Secretary oftho Home Depart
ment.
Sir Z Sugden, Lord Chancellor.
Earl Of I.ansdaie, Lord President.
Lord Lyndhurst, Lord of the Pryy Seal
Mr.. Herrles, President Of the Board OF Control.
Mr. Henley, President of The Board of Trade.
Duke Of Northumberland, First Lord Of the Ad-
miralty.
Earl Hardwicke, Postmaster General.
1t is understood that Lord Lyndhurst has de.
clned to accept The position offered him.
According TO custom, Parliamentary business
was suspended. The Houses met on Monday 10
RECEIVE tut IOII'hl OF iHc TeSIgna
ton Of the Ministry and then adjourned till Fri
day. The new Reform Bill and other bills pecu
iarly Government measures were considered de-.
funci The question now was whether Lord Der
by would go on with the same House, or dissolve
Parliament. The probability was that the disso-
luton would be postponed ill summer.
LORD Landsdowne, in the House of Peers, and
Lord John Russell in the House of Commons, have
declared that they will resist any attempt to REIN
pose the duty upon corn.
Generally speaking, the new Cabinet is favora-
bly, received. Reports prevailed however, that
the Opposition would not vote the usual supplies
until Lord Derby should announce Tire principles
upon which the Administration would act.
The following brief account is given of The new
Premier:
TIE Earl of Derby, Premier. (vice Lord John
.",ussel, age 53 formerly Lord Stanley. Has been
Chief Secretary for Ireland and Secretary of Stale
for the Colonies. Was member of Lord Grey's
reform Administration, which he subsequently de-
serted and became conservative and proteciionisi
The slave emancipation bill, which cost the coun.
try 100000, 00Q, was chiefly concoctcd by bis lord
ship.