The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-16


resumed The again occurred the provision
shops attacked the police made successful skirmshes
and captured Of the rioters The stores were closed
during part Of the day but from the report OF our CORES
pondent who took occasion personally to witness the riots
this precauton quite unnecessary The police were at
all times than match for the mob Since the list all
had remained perfectly quiet"
Similar disturbances but smaller scale took place
in London, Manchester, and Birmingham
REoRGAYrzATIoN OF THE ENGLISH MINISTRY
The London correspondent Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser under date Of the 26h ulmo thus alludes 10
the last crisis 10 the English ministry:
new crisis in the English ministry has been happily
this morning and that disturbing element of the cab
met the Peeite section has length been entirely
got The members who have retired the Chance
Tor Esehequer Mr. Gladstone the First Lord Of the
Admiralty, (Sr James Graha,) tbs Colonial Secretary
(Mr Sidney Herber) and the President OF the Board Of
Trade Mr. Cardwe and the ground Of the disruption
their unwingness to submit to the COMMITTEES Of in
quiry the to which Lord Pamerston has had the
and good withdraw his opposition Their places
have been filled by who will work harmoniously
with the remaining members of the ministry which is at
length constituted in entirely liberal and homogeneous
while the immense has at the time
been achieved of the junction of Lord John RUSSELL who in
the spirit Of patriotism which has characterized his whole
e has consented to take office under Lord Pamerston
Secretary of State for the Colonies"
The ministry reorganized, is composed of the
following members:
s.Lord Palmerston, Premier-age H.
Lord Cranworth Lord Chancellor held the Office
in the Aberdeen minisry-age 65-
Lord Clarendon Foreign Secretary, also in Aberdeen
ministry--age IS.
Lord Panmure War Secretary formerly the Hon. Fox
Maue; lately in office; II years in the 10th High
landers--age "a.
Sir George Grey, Home Secretary Colonial Secretary
in Aberdeen minisry-age So.
Lord John Russell, Colonial Secretary, age So.
'.Sr G. Cornewa Lewis, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
editor Of the Edinburgh Review and brother naw Of Lord
Clarendon originally Secretary TO the Indian Board then
Financial Secretary the Treasuy not lately in office Of
any kind--age about 43.
ssSir Charles Wood First Lord of the Admiralty; former
y Chancellor the Exchequer then President of the Board
of Control in the Aberdeen minstry-age IS.
ssSir w. Molesworth Chief Commissioner of Public
Works. Held same office in Aberdeen minsryage As.
Lord Granville, President of the Council. Chancellor
Lord Canning, Postmaster General Held Office in
Aberdeen ministry Only of the celebrated George Can
nng-age 81.
Duke of Argyle, Lord Priyy Seal Held Office in
Aberdeen mnistry-age 81.
the Duchess Of Sutherland Has held several Offices but
none ately-age So.
aMr Horsman, Chief Secretary for Ireland. Scotch
advocate--age about so.
Lord Stanley, of Alderley, President of the Board of
Trade Vice President osame board in Aberdeen ministry
age So.
"Mr LANG or Mr. c. p yiliers Vice President Of the
Board of Trade Mr. Lang has hitherto been chairman of
the Brighton Railway Company and also of the Crystal Pal
Company about 49, Mr.. Villiers is brother of
Lord Clarendon and active member Of the anticorn
law league"