The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-15
ENGI AND

The following are tie names of the persons
composing the new British Ministry:
Earl of .,Lrrlrcu Premier; Lord Gran
worth. Lord Chancellor; Honorable Mr.
Gladstone Chaucrijor OF the EXchcqurr :;
Icri pa.mcr,,on. Home Secretary; Lord
.Iotn Russell. Secretary Of FOREIGN Affairs :;
D.eot Newcastle. Secretary of the Colonies;
,r Jane, GRAHAM. tir,, Lord Of the Admi-
ra.,, Earl Of Granville, President OF the
~, C.u i: Duke of Ar.v!c. Lord Priyy
Sal. Hon. sydney IIrrhcrt Secretary of
Va :, john Wood President of the In
dian Board: >ir VIM. Molc>worth. President
dP.Wic Works: Marquis of I.anSlowne.
sat ni,lour Office; Hon. Mr. Cardwcll, Pres
.l-rr ofrhr Board Of Trade: SIR y. Cock
Urn. Attorney GENERAL Sir w =. Wool
Solicitor General: Earl St. German. Lord
Lieut.. Of Irc'aud, with other inferior ap-
r'mrn'S.
Parliament has adjourned till the 10th day
fF,hruarv.
The House of Lords met on Monday, the
?1lh to hear the announcement Of the new
Ministry
The Earl Of ABERDEEN As head OF the Gov
eminent, in laying the official papers relative
To the chang Of administration before the
House. entered into statement of the rir-
cumstance> under which he accepted office
and ro>rcrtiuc the further ,r,'i,.v which H..
proposed In the cour>c o. one week he had
succeeded in forming 4 cabinet which had
mt the Queens approval, and now stood for
;hrHd"mcnt Of the country. The foreign
n..v which had been pursued hv Great
Britain for III" last 80 wears would be- rontin-
o"t lh" policy was to admit the perfect
freedom and Independence of every country
i EUropc.of whatever form Of government !,
night .loo,c to adopt,and especially to MAIN
'2.H rr1r". At the same time. the Govern
r"n' We're not disposed to relax those means
~ i"trnre which the country might seem to
-"Io'r". The commercial system would he
tln!tl upon the maintenance and extension
O 81" principles of Free Trade As established
'y - Eohcrt Peel to which he. Lord AL
'-''"' h"hcved the present prosperity of
u" country was owing, After speaking ON
".,r matters Lord Aberdeen alluded to the
i.'- Fr'rfy cXVrcS>cJi hy the Earl Of, Derby
-'''"''m- the spread OF democracy. and stat
"' hat he loIt no apprchcn>ion> on that ac-
'n"t HE country WAS never more con
tented, qrlrt and prosperous than nova re-
'H'' "h'h he attributed altogether to free
''''' I"-'>a'lon. In conclusion he regretted
.ts | |..,I L i, I
ta..arr.
The La f Derby replied AZ some length.
VIE. 'h' Appointment was agreed TO.
ne London Times saws of the new Cahi-
IT,. '-'' there Is everything about it which
."''',a' >'rcn.th-the strength of vitality &
"e '''rA-hot power
FRANCE.
y i"'-'c nominate> cx-kinc Jerome and
'H' .nral heirs to the throne. falling the
''.., or ador'cd issue of Louis Narolcon :
''''I"r d"crerd pensions to the Senate
."' III" in"Get to voted hv Ministers in a
VS. gwen out that Russia. Austria and
80" ha'" forwarded to their respective
'a','r~ at Paris .crcdcntials to the en-
"1'hcd in+reri>rlv the same language
.'' '.n' IL" three powers arrcc in their
~ towards France It Is also said that
''''.N on h"aring the proceedings Of the
~ h"r.n. broke out INTO a furious
'-'a>' tn" King of Prussia. whom
'"'I with exciting a coalition against
-
' ,. Of the Imperial family are 10 be
Soy fr"nrh princes who become Of :irht
-. Al tn" age eighteen. and take their
a." as members Of the Council If State
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IN fo-, with an addition of $1,000
mt On the evening Of Thursday las,
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