The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-03-01
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF the BALTIC,
FORMATION or A NEW MINISTRY.

FORMATION or A NEW MINISTRY
The steamship Baltic arrived at New York
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
The most important piece Of iEtelligence
in the formation OF new Ministry, com.
posed as foIows:-
Premier--Lord Palmefsiou.
War-Lord Panmure, formerly Fot Msule.
Foreign-Ear Clarendon.
Home-SydneY Herbert
Colonial-Sr George Grey.
Exchequer-W. Gladstone.
! Admiraiy-Sir James Grshsme.
Chancellor-Lord Cranwonh.
President of The Councl-Earl Granville.
Priyy Seal-Duke O. Argyle.
R1bIlc Wofks-Sir w. Molesworh
President Of the board OF CoulIol-SE
Charles Wood. -.
Postmaster Geneial--Loid Canning.
Without Office ce.-Marquis Landsdowae.
The above from the Cabinet. Lord Al.
erdeen; the Duke OF Newcastle, and Sir ina
Russell go out. Lord panmure comes in,
and the balance are the same az the last
Ministry.
10 lhs efoHs 10 reconstruct the Britsh
Ministry, the Queen had in turn sen; for the
Earl OF Derby, Lord Landsdowne, Sir John
Russell, and the Earl of Clarendon. All.
however, failed TO accomplish the object,
when Lord Palmerslon was sent for, and
succeeded.
10 The Parlia ment statements were made
by each of The statesmen failing TO form
Cabinet.
Nearly $4,000 have been voted for vet
purposes.
The North American Fisheries Bill passed.
Parliament sdjourned for week al the
request of The new Premier, and wac to re-.
assemble on the 18Th inst.
Earl Aberdeen had been created Knight
OF the Carrier.
The Lord Mayor OF London gave a grand
banqnet, ard among these present were
Lord Cardigan, Sir Charles Napier, and 9TH
er notables from the Crimea, who we're fe.
ceived with enthusiasm. Sir Charles Napier
defended his conduc, and bitterly attacked
the Administration.
In The house OF Commons, on the night Of
the 9.b, discussion occurred with regard TO
Sir Charles Napier's transactions in the Bal.
lic. No new light Iias pUeu tsnv--..--r-----
the subject.
FRANCE.
M. Magne has been appointed Minister
OF Finance, and NJ. Rouehe, Minister of
Agriculture.
The latest accounts fton Vienna were,
ha, the Peace Conference had not been
opened.
II is said the Emperor of France will take
command OF the army OF operations on the
Rhine.
Prince Napoleon had arrived In Paris.
France has signifed her wiIlngnessto ne.
gotiate separate treaty with Prussia, provi-
ded ii conveys the same obligations as that
OF December Q.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Affairs before sebastopol remain nEchsn-
ged.
II is reported that battle has taken place
OIL the Danube between the Russians and
Turks, in which The latter were victorious.
A report prevails that, mutiny has occur
red among the French Zouaves in the Grim
ca, and 400 have been sent prisoners to
Constantlnople.
General Canrober!, reports the death OF
Captain Bonlot aud Cas,leman, previously
rumored, during sorte by the Russians,
on the night of lhe I4lh ult.
Supplies are reaching the British camp ia
abundance. The siege works are advancing
bit the army continues sickly. eai
There had been frosty nights but 6ns
mild weather during the days.
The latest official dispatches from Lord
Raglan are dated the 23d and 2ilh oil. /.
Both allude TO the improvement in thu
weather, and speak chsefngly Of the future
prospects. The letter says" We resume
onr work before the town with renewed ac-
,ivity."
The LArEsr.-Queen Victoria has Issued
proclamation forbiddng the British, at
home or abroad, aiding the enemy by sup.
plying them with munitions Of war.
The feeling at Cons,aniinople is strongly
in favor Of peace.
PoLAND-The English missionaries in Po-
land have been ofdersd TO leave Russian ,er-
riory.
HOLLAND AND DENMARK Both Holland
and Denmark are seeking TO join the West.
ern Alliance.
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