Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
TAE MINIsrERiAl.C CRISIS.

ENGLAND.
TAE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
The telegraph summary of the news gave
brief account of the resignation ot the british
Ministry, and of tho attempt of the Earl OF Der
by 10 form Cabinet, which signally fniled, aud
at last accounts the crisis continued The Lon
don Times says
The singular condition TO which we nro rodu
oed il this-that neither tho Torres nor the
Wings have any longer the power, III themselves
alone, 10 form administration or 10 command
n majority. Much Of the most brilliant taent, md
essential fraction of the nunoral strength al
the House of Commons, are bound 10 neltherpn,-
ty and will incline to thn side ON which nn effect
". government cnn be formed. For ourselves
we feel, and we believe the public feels, entirely
indifferent as To the personal composition oi thu
NV Cabinet. No oquesNon of informal policy iii
vides one class of politicians from another The
Disputes of Free Trade, IT Parliamentary Reform.
mud hundred other points oi ditterenee,are out
OF sight or at rest. Tho country desires but one
thing-a government nbe to carry on the war
with SUCCESS. and To bring il toa conclusion by
IN honorable peace Everybody, in faet, wishes
aud demands the sumo result yet, such nre the
iatal and odious effects of party divisions and
personal jcalousics. thnt il never was more dltl
Gull 10 Obtain the cooperation OF an active minis
try. This is to sny, in other words, that the con
yetiona arrangements by which the government
Of this country is generally carried ON no longer
suffice To relieve the Queen and the nation from
embarrassment III great emergency, aud that
The -amo senseless adherence 10 routine threatens
10 reduce our political administration IL stnte
almost NJ hopeless snd confused rs that oi our
military administration Mt Banklaya.
TIE NEW CABINET.
In respect 10 the formation of II new Cabinet, II
telegnphifds from London, oi the evening
of the eth, say
u. L..
aiatoly be entrusted with the duty nf forming
Cabinet. Its snid TINT his lordship will be oh
igrd promptly Ia execute his task. The number
If Cabinet Ministers will be reduced from IL 10
probably 10. In the last ministry Lord Inns
lownenn Lord John Russell Ind sents with
oot Offices. rhis eNpedent will not he resort
sdto. Tho Cabinet ot Lord Palmerston will
consist primarily Of his lotdshpas premer;lsnrl
Grey, Wur;C Clnreudon. Foregnt ,ladstone. Ghah-
ceor of the ENohcqurr; Glnham, Admiralty; Mr.
Sy ydney Herbert vii perhaps resume office; mud
since the Duke ii Newenste's speech last night
there has been ldeei1ed change i'll his favor, and
the public would be pleased IL justice were done
To him by assigning the scnt oi the colonnlal
office to him.
The remainder of the Cabinet would be elcc-
ted III reference Ia the stnte oi Partles from the
Liberal Conservatives aud the Conservative
Wings. in accordance with Lord lalmerston's II.
yomul on Monday, of the coalition prineiple be-
ing Indispensable
ate this evening there were two rumors III
circulation at the West End, Ono il that the
Earl Of Clarendon Las been empowered totorm n
Cabinet; tho other is that this tnsk has been as-
signed to the Marquis Of Lansdowne, conjointly
with Lord Palmerston.
H. 1aLo,,s :, p,lia,nont an Mr. poebncl,
,,,;n o., o,ai,, i,,, III. stato of the army in
,Lo Gr;mon an1 tLn oo;cers thnt administered TO
II occnny many columns of the London newspa-
nors no d.6ato ;,volyed n searching inycsti-
,,;an int, ,bo conduct of III, wnr IN the fti-
nm !, which tbe nnglect. mismanapement and
,hs,lnto innf;,;onc,, 9f tho arrnnpemonts for the
r,r, ,aa ,Le troops we're for
III ,il,i'a,,. ',,'....a '.aa
H. a,,,,.a, = a., 1la,o !, ,ba conn,,nns
81 i y It,,,.,. r,,;,,,.,J ,l, history ,f the cpm-
"a l,,,l, ,,,,,,, a., ,,a ons ofno,,l.ct
III :, xbL,,ed lie nrocseded
a., ,,,,., nolio,, ond n,osont
,g..,'i,'',,, - ,n;,,i.,r 3hseryinc thnt
,.,,,a',a5 a,,,,,,,on, If ord palmerston M
-, h,.,a satisGoa ,ha country
~ ',nn's,ei ni, Too la,o Tho
so,',. that ,.Ila Lord would
@ '',,,ld nrise from tho armed
tl;.f -; 1, n,,,,,,. Allnhin,, Il, the
,L,,. ,a,.,, ,ha b,,,,,oLIo bn,onrt characterised
9"iE l'' u. - fnt;,;ns Iibor,l
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Tho fI,n,ollo, ,f tba Fyebenuer MIR Glad
.,,,,,A ah.a,,,a H., ,h. ,not;on then presented
s,.,,anal ,5tians of tLe hgbest imnor-
;aa',a;,,,, =, ea the ox;ttence nf tLe
a. a., ,,,, aa ,ha d,t, which
a. = .a - ,l ;yao &c a;cial con
'' - 5 :, = ,I;,,;a53 ,,,tion
'',. "i.' .a' f Tive 1rinean army
htSiee.e ae e,'',po, ,r,ea that tho wor,,
e ,R' no,ot9,, ','Ia a,Iavi.ta5 and in eInson
1ea,9fas %ef' becoming h"n ,,'o n;rooa m
10 the lallaeloos reiorts una. ."oa
81 'h' extreme atehaa''' oi Its ,.p.aad :;