New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31

The most important event Of the week j. the resignation
Of Lord Pamerston On Thursday, 18th h. rendered his
resignation of tie Office Of Secretary OF State and the Earl
of Aberdeen Immediately left London for Osborne House
sle of Wight for the purpose Of informing the Queen On
hearing Of his Lordships retirement the public at
Jumped to the conclusion that he had resigned in
quence of the want OF activity Of the Ministry the Turkish
question But this satisfactory impression changed into
feeling of as;Onshment when The Times OF Friday sp
Feared with editorial stating apparently from infcrma
ton that the Of his retirement totally
nected with the foreign policy Of the Government II had
not arisen out of the Eastern Question is true that
differences of opinion on that subject have manifested
themselves with such force 10 lead TO the retirement of
ans member of the Administration The grounds which
Lord Palmeron is said TO rest his inability to remain in
he present Cabinet and to share In the responsibility Of
the measures of the approaching session. is distinctly and
exclusively his decided opposition to the new Reform Bill
which has been prepared under the direction of Lord John
Russell and asseued to by the other members Of the
Government.
which appeared in Tie Tunes aud which furnishes the
material Of leading article in the paper that the
Admiralty have not ordered Sir JOHN Frenklins TO
he struck of their books. Such could only be
taken in the event Of his death being reported all
search proving fUoss for 30 long older Captains
retained the books his age 67 cannot be considered
disqualification But no such report has been made and
even the searches making by Belcher to the East and
Coinson TO the West not yet concluded Indee the
latter learn omtho Amphire. had not been heard
Of by any of the ships sent to deposit provisions &c
the intention to abandon Coinson thus Immediately with
out further search and in seeking him may hope also
to discover some survivors of Franklins company.
On Monday the 10th, numercusly attended meeting
was held New Castle upon Tyne 20 petition the Queen
to cooperate vigorously with France in the defense Of
The Ottoman Empire" Edward Dodds, Mayor Of the
city, presided Sir John Fiie Caichesido. c. Grashaw
and Cowan P. proposed the resolutions which were
carried unanimously
At Exeter Hall, London, the Rev. Or Cumming lee
tured on the SIGNS of tho Times. He said that the
Prophet Daniel had prophesied 1900 years would be the
duration Of Mahomodan power bat it did not follow that
Russia would plant the II sophia On the
r0y he thought that the 100000 OF MGhomedsns might
become Christians The events Of the year lsis had
been clearly alluded in prophecy and he calculated
that 1854 would bring aboui the fvldlment Of the apOca
yp.c prophecies, and the commencement of better age
Tile good time coming
The Gazette announces the appointment OF Frederic
Clennio as British Consul at iiexico srd ne official
recognition of Thomhs Snow as Vice Consul at Dablin,
for New Grenada.
tlise with Turkey
The London Trust ard Loan Company. Of Upper
" Canada" has Just declared a dividend Of per cent
great show Of cattle and poultry was held Of Brmng
ham during the week and attracted the leading 0gcultu
rsis of the midland counties Of England