, 1853-03-12
England.

In addition 10 lne names already pnh.
lsihed, the following have accepted oi5s
under the new administration
Secretary ofTreasury, Mr.. Hayter; Judg,
Advocate, Hon. Chas. Pelham VillieH.
Solicitor General, Richard Bethel, @. c.,
One of Vice-Chancellors, Sir VIM. pan
Wood One of Lords of Admirahf, ReT
Admiral F. Berkley; Lord Advocate u
Scotland, James Monerief'; +; Compl. Queef,
Household, Lord DrunlahriS One dfILSSfiaal
Of Treasury, Lord Alfred Harvey Ano(hq
of Lords of Tresury, John Sadlicr .Clert
of Ordnance, William Monsell. '' ''@ 4@'
New writs have been moved for electiO,
TO the seats in parliament vacated by men
bers accepting Of6ee.-- p
On Wednesday, the new Minister'S loJl
possession of their official quarters. Lon
John Russell, at the Foreign Office, he'd,
diplomatic levee, al which, among olhu
ambassadors, Mr. Ingersoll was ptesent.iq
The London Times Acknowledges then
ceipt Of e5, intended rs a contribution i
any testimonial which may be presented /
Captain Nye, of the United States ma
steamship Pacific, for his humane copduc
in Tescuing the crew Of a wSter-logged ~
in the Atlantic. We do moi learn thai, a
testimonial is in preparation.
The Times has, also The, H interedjVg
information thai an event willrtaka plsel
about April next, that will add anew men
Der 70. The royal iamiIy.As Z a8IrJuog
A paragraph in the Madras Gazette. I
Nov. 26, mentions that dre Marquis De Ii
boa, a young Portuguese nobleman, serFin
as midshipman on board The British ship
war Hastings, was aceideRtly shot dead 5
Prince Ernest Of SAKE Leiningen, also ~
wing as midshipmen in the same ship, III
young men had been ,hunting, aDdFtl
Prince, in sport, snappeda gun al bis Gjfn
believing tito be unloaded, z D s4u.l
Tho Canada Land Company bave, dssla
ed dividend of six per cent on theIlhI
year. no.sIfjS .nfsriI y uoIad
A collection Of pictures, made byTa
late Duke ofOrleans, is 10 be sold in 10
don, on the 18th January, for the ebeRs
Of the Duchess d'0rleaps, and her son.
An extract from a1letier, dated 1isbo
December 20th, says that Mr.. Head, 10
Moutes' husband went out in one o6tl
vessels of the Royal Yacht Club, baying
his company beautiful young 1adyro N
yacht foundcred in sight or The British Y
steamer Iphexible, which instantly mapnl
a boat-xith fourteen hands to rescnre tlle
Not only were they pnsuceessfub Rpt :
ptands were d drowhed. = = = y = IN
a, tysge9l sysnt hnsl Bssn made kpc,
October'a nnutiny had broke out hm6hg
party Of Chinese, on board the British d
Geriude, from Annoy 10 'flsvshagAaalpl
seventeen 81 the Chinese had bee6 Sh6t
1.-The captain and crew. nrrhe bark put q
SingApoFe, when, from che inS6sllesli
that was held, II sPpeared dthet whatth6 q
tain took Cor a mutiny sNas merelyst1po
among the nChinese5 bat, dhaTing phdslnll
prefer on board, the Chinamen were aaal
to make themselves understood. .bsdn7'a
William 8. II Newman ID apptoveda
United States Consul at 81. 1Johb,s lNe'
fouDdland. ri@us ll3hisTrIi II h@i'if9y ~ (
IA commdnication il stated 10 have BE-
received BY che London agents Of the Bug
Burra, Australian, copper mines, stating 4
attractions of the gold fields viii canselt q
mines TO be all closed for the present. !
- "A letter from Mogndof says The Empsr
has ordered that no more oil nor wool s I
be exported from Morocco, withlthe exec
tion Of wool Of the province of TeadlefJl
This sudden stOppsgep Of business Isl Vel
serious. .ieiz5 h1l
Ia, A Feturn made syoihe fHhds66's B,
Company to tie H6dse Of Commons eOi
nnahieates some interesting parlicdlafs y
speeding Naneodver's dIsland,b Ono tho
sahdifouT hundred and seventy eight acr
of land have been sold 10 eleven person.
thel't fur aIrade1 Of the company were
possession Of 3,0S4 acres, part Of WIN
they have sold TO their retired serfsnts.-
The Puget Sound Company have pr0vids
four farns TO employ emigFahii On iihe
ftsl arrival. The Hudson's Bay ComFNn
and Pugel's Sound have ,at their own q
pense, sent out 9zl males, 80 women, an
81 children, since lS4S.q These oenigruu
were mostly agricultural laborers, Dndef eI
gagement. q 4 1916 tons of scosl had BEE
collected by the Indians from the suIfae
seams, and had been exported by the con
Pany. % The company had incurred eodHii
cradle expense in boring for coal, lwitho'
suoeessy until lately when promisiigbuI
peafances had been discovered, ibbuteiEhi
miles north of Fort Victoriay .Oui 1he e.
coast of the Island, nearly oPposiior II
mouth, Of FIaser's river Measures ,hl
bsen taken 70 follOwrout the search, %
work the COAL if found rpraelible. The bic
rate Of wAgeS in Oregon and California n
tended. to the dertriment Of rhsI island, an
-four has still to be imported for the use
he settlers. dlsa1 o. smL .. ssiniS L9iig
Admiral Bruce, the British. commando
on the African coast, has decided 70 sen
an exploring expedition TO Abbea Coutai
and other places in the inlrrior,of the con
NpFht' ,d l. 8dl eW .sgb,ls odi
JAPAN.-Itis is estimated, BY al article !
De BOWS Review, that the trade Of Japal