The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-18
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Arctic.
NV York, March s.

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dates IRON Liverpool 10 the 25ih nit.
/ Tho Niagara reached Liverpool on the
25lh, al noon.
/ ENGLAND.
The Conservative Protectionist Ministry
/ is established.
Earl Derby, formerly Lord Stanley, !,
Prime Minister.
The Ministerial crisis absorbs the atteu.
ltion Of the British public.
Lord John Russeil's resignation was &C.
cepied by the Queen, on the 2lst February.
Lord Derby was sent for on the Odd, when
he submitted the list Of the Cabinet 10 the
Queen, sad kissed hands on bis appoint,
/ ment 10 Office.
The following compose tho Cabinet:
First Lord Of the Treasury and Prime
Minister Earl Derby.
Chancellor OF the Excheqner, and Leader
Of the Commons D'lsraeli.
Secretary Of the Home Depar,ment--Mr.
Walpoe.
Secretary Of the Foreign Department
Lord Momsburg.
Secretary Of the Colonial Department
Sir John Packenham.
/ Lord Chancellor-Lord Sugdsn.
Lord President Earl Lousdule.
Lord Privy Sesl--Lord Lyndhurst.
President Of the Board OF Con.rol-Mr,
Herrics.
Presiden, Of Board Of Trade-Mr. Hen.
Ily.
FRS, Lord Of the Admiral,y--Dake Of
Northumberland.
Postmaster General Earl Hardw icke.
Lord Lyndhurst declined to accept Of
flee.
Both Houses Of Parliament met on Mon.
day, and received the formal announce.
ment of the new Ministry, when they ad-
jpurned till Friday.
The new reform aud other bills, which
were peculiarly Government, measures are
considered delunct for the moment. Prior
to the departure Of the steamer the ques-
iion wns whether Lord Derby would 90 on
with the same House, or dissolve Parlla-
men,. probably the dissolution will be post
poned ill next summer.
FRANCE.
The only incident attracting notice was
The arrest of NJ. Baroehc, cue Of the Trus
tees ef the Orleans property, on a charge Of
circulating sedi,ious publications.
The alledgcd protest Of the Antocrat nd
dressed 10 Napoleon, is suspected TO be with
oil, foundation.
NJ Dnpin has declined 10 stand for the
| Legislative Assembly.
| The Secretary of the Pacha OF Egypt is
| IN Paris on special mission.
The Bank Of France is about to reduce
the rate OF discount 10 3a6c. Bourse-- l03
fr. so centimes.
ADDITIONAL ENGLISH NEWS
Lord Lansdown, in the House of Lords,
and Lord J. Russc!l 10 tho House of Com
mons, both declare they would resist any
aucmp, TO reinforce the duty on corn.
Generally speaking, the new ministry is
well received; repor, prevailed, however.
that The opposition would refuse the vote
Il supplies until Lord Derby announces the
lpriuciplcs on which the new Adtninis,sa.
Ilinn would act
The election in Paris were 10 take place
IN 29.h February and IL, March
j The Illustrated Ncics ha. bccn stopped
at the French Posi-of,ice.
WASHINGTON, March g.
/ SENATE Mr. Seward presented pet,
lions agains, The restoration Of f'ggisg in
the Navy. Forty petitions were present
cd ngains. Wordsworth & Parker's patent.
Mr. SouIc presented resolution Of leg
isla,ion olLrisana, asking cd appropria-
ton for removal Ct Instructions in the Mis-
sissippi river.
Mr.. Cass presented memorial from
; Pittsburgh against intervention by foreign
/ nations ,opu, down people struggling for
liberty.
!, MIR. Broadhcadprfsen,ed petition from
Montgomery county, PennsyIvania, ask
ing modification Of the tariff Of 1876.
A bill regulating the coinage Of silver,
was presented from the finance committee:
il provides for the coinage Of half dollars Of
The weight Of 1872 grains, and quarter
dimes aud half dimes; said coin 10 lie Ie-
gal tender in payments exceeding five dol
J Iars-gold or silver 10 be cast ia bars or
ingo's OF either pure metal or standard fine
ness, Of weight Of ?. 3, 5 or 10 ounces; il
also provides for the coinage Of three dol
lar gold pieces.
Ihc IoWd raitToau- nll was TAKEN w,
aud after being discussed somc length was
postponed until Wednesday next.
MIR. Clarke give notice Of his intention
to call up his resolutions on Intervention
To- morrow, 10 enable Senator Seward 10
speak. thereon. Adjourned.
llousE-The House went into Commit.
tee Of the Whole on The Homestead bill
another discussion on the Presidential
question is progressing.