New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
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isters.
Ia the House Of Lords, on Friday night,
Dee II. The Earl Of Xslmesbury begged 70 move the
s5;o-rureut Ct sbe House vari Monday announcing
that in conseq=saee OF the sttsrs bad taken Il
tie Eoufe of Commons On the prs5e4flg Eiyht- the
Prime Miriste. had gone 70 see Her Majesty at o.
borne,
A Cabinet Council had been held 81 noon,
oil the ministers bein- in attendance Il SCI one hour
ard immediately on Ia rising = ;elegrsphc message
dispseted 70 the naval authorities al G3sPor .
have steamer ia readiness for the arrival Of tie
o'clock express, by which Tire Earl Of, Derby would
proceed from London, in order ths; he nigh: voyage
TO Osborne wifhOu; loss Of time.
The Premier would place bis resignation in
the hands Of the oueea On me arrival, and rsmaia
during last niahs n Oscorne
The Future Cabinet.
There must now it is said, be a Coalition
Csbinet-a mixture Of Whigs Peeites, Moiers,es ami
Rsdicelsthough in what proportion cannot Ut Be de-
fined Lord Aberdeen has been spoken Of to take the
lead in the Lords, and II Gladstone in the commons
The Parliamentary Committee appointed to
inquire into the charges q bribery ard corruption prsc
tsed by the Tory party stbe recsnteecon Tor Derby
taIy at War, had in such ansarfons reported 70 the
Houie on Tburiday night TIE evidence upon the Pc
,ition closed on Wednesday Dec. Is. Fral, formerly
barber but now eccuOne,riug agent IN the pay Of
Msor Beret'ord and the main p ke in the Derby ous
nefs, was examined IL he a3Jrng under scroi lis
in The lesf. lie came into tle committee room upon
clutrhes end occur ed two chsirs during the cNls
ton II viii be TefncI ered that the employees Of the
cCnseTyHtive party were caught IN EgrGate dsio with
the money bgcf. ind a st Of vOiers-eher DrlDed a.
hr -.
Of FIais II ryan by name. IN whose pocket siso
letter signed w. b." William Bereslord) containing
eyprefslons evidently bearing upon some scheme Tor
Inansping electors. Nqjor Bcresord, during the ex
animation, Indignantly repu6s;ed III share IN know
edge Of any bribery. The Committee have reported
that Systematic plan for corruptng the electors oil
Derry had been proved 20 hayo existed that Major
BeresfTd had Wrttcn letter under the Signature OF
w Z % Mr Fral. and that though there wa not
sufficient evidence 70 connect Major BeTsford WIN me
plan for corruption, yet bis reckless Indifference y tne
consequences of the equvOca expressions which Il con
tanned cou not be TOO severely censurod'
A vigorous protest against the Mimstefhi
budget and Memorial in favor Of financial and JscaI
reforms generally eInanntei rom the lverpoo nan
cial Reform Association on Thursday night -
The agitation with respect 10 the limited la
bitypiti ef hipqueetOn- cOmmencedh tyne proin)teS
Of tn Lon don, Livorpoc and North American S;ISW
stem ship Co who claim fJr charter now before me
Governnenstll continues, end the Liverpool papers
IRE full discussion upon the subject one OF the mfn
advocates Of the undertaking being Mr. Rob Lamont
Scotch
MEMBER OF the CuEaTd Co. are IT. warmost opposers
NJ Henley the President Of hs Board OF Trade seems
quite Ia favor Of the claimants for the charter tnou{h
IL VIII in great measure depend upon the late
Of the Ministers theuVcives
The country is still deluced with rain, and
several towns on te rivers and coat have suffered great
~ from the encroachmenis Of the water.
Though an extensive gang OF burglars, which
for vi wards twelve months rayaged the nohcrncoun-
os OF England recently been broken up
transported other daring outrages have been perpstra
ted The other day FIVE villains, moskcd and armed TO
the teeth a.saled the house Of wealthy farmer near
Manchester and carried of $40 in gold and silver, be
side valuable property.
A forgery, TO the extent Of goo, has been
committed upon the banking house Of Nessrs. Hanbury
Co London The Police arc on the track OF the
culpfit.
There is likely to be another imbrOgtio be-
tween the Foreign Office and the Austrian Goyernment
in consequence OF an outrage by the police authorities
OF Vienna upon the person OF an English gentleman tue
CORE pondcnt Of The Morning ChroRce and resilient
in that capital On the 10TH he was suddenly arrested
by the police in the street, taken before military trS
unhl and compelled TO sign statement OF who and
what he lie was informed that he WAS arrested
by order OF the Military Governor for writing letters
which had appeared in Tie Morning Ciroaicl, and
anssiod into the German Papers. The letters, was
be permitted during state OF siege The correspondent
wac led to the Common Jail and compelled 10 submit
30 the most offensive treatment lie stripped,
searched like ieCn, and for that night confined
in the prison AZ noon, the following day, he was
released by order Of the General his undertaking
appear when called upon. Afer this, hs gings were
searched by the police and his letters and papers taken
from him. Lord Namesburyf attention has been called
70 the affair.
A number of English wine merchants have
originated for the reduction of the duties,
and influential depufation had an interview with tho
Government the subject Thursday, with what
suit has not yet been announced.