The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-12

i and America.
The United States aail steamship Humboldt, Captain
! Lines arrived of the bar last night
The Humboldt detained al Havre by the low stale
oil the tides until the oath, and owing TO thick weather
she was only able 10 leave Cowes on the morning OF The
25h. For the hrs ten days OF the passage she expe-
reneed heavy westerly gales and heavy head seas She
brings the usual mails. ~ passengers and large and
valuable cargo OF French merchandise
Among the passengers by the Humboldt is MIR. Cots.
chalk the celebrated pianist
Dec 3lst, s. m, LAT. so 25. long % co. saw one OF
the Cunard steamers, steering eastward
Jan. 9Th, 9. m lat 40 40. long 10 20, exchanged
| signals with steamer Atlantic, steering east.
| The Royal mail steamship America. also with one
weeks later intelligence from all parts of Europe,
rived at Halifax at twelve o'clock oh ns having sailed
from Liverpool at ten, on the 25ih ut She brings
the news OF her own arrival al Liverpool from Boston,
on Monday morning. the goth ult. al half past nine
o'clock
The Hermann arrived of Southampton on Sunday
evening
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool at half past nine on
The Humboldt was detained at Hayre for want OF wa
ter until Friday morning, gath.
few paragraphs comprise all the news OF interest by
this arrival
The INTER- roNUM-The English ministry IS not yet
completed under The premiership of the Earl OF Aber
deem
In France affairs are not only quiet but dull
| The Emperor OF Austria and Kings of Prussia and
Hanover, are again enjoying each others society at Ber
i
| A new ministry has into power in Spain under
the presidency OF Gen. Roncali.
Respecting the new ministry all That known up
TO the 23th-simply because II all that had been de-
| hnely setled-is that Lord Aberdeen is the head
OF the government. with the entire OF Lord
Lansdowne and of Lord John Russell and that Lord John
Russell is said TO prefer TO hold seat in the cabinet
wiihou, the emoluments and labors Of department
Accounts state that expected that Lord John Russell
will consent 10 take the Foreign Office, and Lord Pal
merston the Home. but this seems unlikely.
The proceedings in Parliament have referred solely to
ao Whsn Earl Derby Officially D the
ton Of the ministry and entered into heightened slate
ment of the causes which led to the result.
/ Dlsraeii, in the Commons, made similar announce
ment Both houses then adjourned till Thursday, 23d,
and subsequently, the reassembling OF the houses,
again adjourned till Friday, and subsequently till Mon
day, 27lh, before which nothing definite be known
by the public
THE REPORTED NEW MINISTRY.
The following list is said to contain the of all
those members of the cabinet whose appointments
were known up 10 the time Of going to press:
First Lord Of the Treasury-:he Earl Of Aberdeen.
/ Lord Chancellor-Lord Cranworth.
| Foreign Secretary-Lord John Russell.
! Home Secreiary-Lord Pamerston.
Chancellor OF the Excheq ler-W. E Gladstone.
| Coonies-the Duke of Newcastle.
| Admiralty-Sir James Graham.
Warrior Sidney Herbert
Board OF Control-Sir Charles Wood.
Postmaster Observation-Disclosures Of Clanrcarde
On Monday the new writs will be removed, and the
new ministry will take possession of their respective
The Sun. in third edition, adds to the above list the
following changes and appo.nments:
The Duke Of gyle, Prvy Seal Presden, of the
Council. Lord CaIe don Postmaster General Lord Can
ming Board OF WORKS, Sir H. Wordsworth Duchy of
Lancaster Lord Granville Board Of Trade Z CsrdweI
Attorney General. Sir A Cockburn; Solicitor General
Mr. Page Wood; Secretary to Treasury Messrs. Hay,er
and Wilson. Irish appointments Lord Lieutenant, Earl
of ST. Germans; Attorney General. Mr.. Brewster; So
lictor, w. Keith.
The Morning Chronicle which will be unQuestionaby
the ocial paper OF the government speaks of the
ministry now forming in this wise:
To all who have the interest of the country at heart it
will be satisfactory TO know that the most cordial spirit of
cooperation prevails among the members of the future
government. The distribution Of Offices will be made
with view TO the efficiency OF the public service and
every considerable department OF the State will be in
trusted to hands in which the nation reposes we'll
founded confidence. Very few important names will be
omitted from the list OF the Queens responsible advisers
and should any liberal politician ATTAIN from joining their
number, he will certainly withhold his countenance
and support from ministry which represents the
of temperate progress
| For some years every liberal politician OF moderate
views has desired to the junction which last 10
| be effected Lord John Russell repeatedly blamed,
perhaps insufficient knowledge Of existing difficult
lies for his supposed dsnclinaion TO strengthen his de-
Ginning government by the cooperation OF his ablest
allies and it was we'll known that the impedments 10
earlier fusion had little with the great po-
ca questions OF the time. The combination of states
men which is in progress would be idle and hollow
it those who compose II were to stand aoof from each
| separate Independence without it's precincts
Lord Aberdeen and Lord John Russell will not have
agreed 10 act together with any reserved purpose OF
ciprocal suspicion and vigilance Among every body of
artificial colleagues there must be various shades of opin
ion, but ministry composed OF two rival coeries would
both deserve and suffer early dissolution In colonial
or financial, in general policy, cannot doubt that
Lord John Russell and his immediate friends will
exchange advice and assistance with their colleagues
willingly and as Loyalty with their accustomed
CONDUCTORS
IL Is scarcely worth while to blame the defeated party
for its attempts Introduce dscod into the ranks OF It's
opponents The speakers and journalists OF the late gov
eminent at liberty TO dwell the shades OF difference
among the future minister's and is not surprising that
they should exaggerae the supposed dscordance The
interest OF the country ought however to be preferred
to any prospect OF benefit TO faction and il is TO be
wished that Lord Derby had abstaned from giving the
signal for attack directed against social peace rather
than against any political party.
EseLASD.-THE NEW MINISTRY.
From London Times.
We may safely announce the complete success OF
the project OF a united administration. From the follow
ing arrangements IL will be at that all the sup
posed difficulties OF the design have been met in such
way that the country does not lose the services OF any
considerable statesman, and that sacrifice OF dignity
has been imposed any statesman any party. Lord
John Russell takes the Foreign Office, with The leadership
porance OF this department in the present state OF CONT
mental affairs, and the fact that in every other European
government the Foreign Secretary is the chief OF the adj
minlstratiop, will entirely safety the scTupes OF Lord
John Russes most Jealous admirers and most sensitive
friends The department, II Is well known, had at
time been marked for Lord Clarendon, undoubtedly
qualified for II as any other in this kingdom. He