The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-11
MINISTERIAL CRISIS In ENGLAND.
Resign assOn and Rsoonstruction OF the
British Mlntstsy.

MINISTERIAL CRISIS in ENGLAND.
British Ministry.
In the House Of Lords On the I'd nj ,,.
Earl GR.yvIG announced ga; resSnatoh OF Tue minis
try. The decision of the House OF Commons on Friday
last left the ministry alternative but 20 tender thsr
resignation TO her Majesty had been acoep'e and he
understood that the Earl OF Derby (who not presen
bad undertaken to form government He believed the
Earl N Derby wished, mater Of convenience that
the House at s rising should adjourn till friday next
The Earl Of MAIMsssuRY stated that the Earl OF Derby
then engaged in the task entrusted TO him by her
Majesty and that was cer'aoiy his wish that there
should be an adjournment TIL Friday.
In answer 20 q question from Lord LyyDHunsr,
Lord C.sil repeated his opinion AZ TO the liability Of
committed within he realm which by statement attri
bued u the Attorney General IN the House OF Commons
bad been misrepres"ned by tha; 9.a,ement appeared
In this count 10 with impunty what would be crn,e in
native Is he declared, was not the law Of the land,
ana was inn ortsnt II should pe known was not tho
law. within Tho Iresm the law made distinction be-
tween the natural born subject and the alen Wh.a
within the realm the alien was within allegiance 10 the
cown and for any crime could tried by the pro
cednre subject An alien conspiring TO do anything
NAHUM in in this country, could be tried for the crime
He approved the bill Of the government and should sup
pert ii.
The LORD CHANCELLOR thought very probable that the
Attorney General had been msrepresented
The Havelock annuity bill was read third time and
passed.
Their lordships then adjourned TIL Friday next.
In the House Of Commons, on the 22d ult.,
LORD PAINEHsros TO make statement with respect
to the course which her Majes.y's government had
thought their duty pursue consequence the
Of Friday That VOTE he said bad led them TO the couclu
sion that the only they could pursue, with due
regard to their own honor and the respect due to the
House, was TO tender thor designations to her Majesty,
who bad been peased to accept em and they held Office
only until their successors were appointed He moved
that the House at ta rising do adjourn until friday next
This motion agreed to.
Parliament met or the 2th On the House Of Commons
members of the cabinet Both houses had adjourned until
March /.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
The Earl Of Derby had constructed d new Cabinet of
which the members are as follows
Premser-Lord Derby.
Ghancsller gfae Escae2uer-Bepi.mi9 Dsraen.
Lord Chancsllor-sir F. rhesizcr.
Lord Priry Seal Earl of Hards cke
Home Department Spencer Waipoie
Foreign Department--Earl OF Malmesbury.
1olon,cl Scretory-Iord Stanley Alderey.
Einihy If War-Genara Peel.
firA I'm 2f The AdmiraHy-Sir John Pakington
Postn.oster GtnerdI-Lord Colchester.
President 4 The Board IF Trade-Mr Henley.
Presiden # the Board Of Conrot-Iord Elenborough.
President Of the Board Of Public Wors-Lord John Man
Attorney Gereral-sr r,zroy Kelly
Vierog Of Ireland-rhe Earl OF Eslintown.
Irish Chdneelloy-Justice 5hcSbuIus.
Chief Se7etdry-Iord Nals.
include the Duke of MoDtrose Chanceor OF he Duchy
of lancaster, Mr.. Ca,rnes Solicitor General Mr. Sey
mour Fitzgerald as Under secretary for Foreign Affairs,
the Earl OF Carpaervonan Under Secretary of the Colo
nies, Lord HaIdinge as Under Secretary OF War.
In tho Cabinet without office.
The high Office OF Governor General OF India Is said TO
be reserved for Lord Stanley in the event Of Lord Can
rhe great offices of her Majestys household will be
given 70 the Marquis of Exeter and Eas Delaware and
Chesterfield
MINISTERIAL ADDRESS.
Mr. Dsrse bad issued hs address 10 the electors OF
Bucks, Offering himself for the fifth time for election.
The following passage occurs IN the address,
"1he circumstances Of the country many respects
critical and in none more so than in its external relations
Of tnat faithful ard powerful ally, who in many
stances has proved bis good feeling and fidelity TO this
country Believing that cordial alliance between Eng
land and France IL equally conducive 10 the interests
both countries, shall express my hope and conviction
that by measures at once firm and concatory, these
causes Of psundersandhR may be speedily and entirely
removed the country will heartily support the Queens
government at this tonunctufe, the result desirable
Tor the peace and progress Of Europe will be greatly
SIR j. Pasington in address " the electors Of Drc
wcb after announcing that he has joined Lord Deibys
cabinet, says liz essential 10 the well working OF
system of Parliamentary government that the people
should not suppose there ony one man who could be
entrusted with the public interests"
The Times says OF Mr. Disraeis electoral address thst
eluees giving just account of the sntusl crisis The
ausion to the painful misconceptions With the govern
ment OF France which MT Rsrae asks tho electors 70
help 10 remove, Is examined by the Tmes which says
that nobody has yet charged the late government with
r.ccnceprop They were charged with connv ing rather
than msconceivng The only misconcepton in the affair
was that which ascrbcd 70 Count Walsysk intention
IN Insult and tra1ucc England, and made by those
who turned on; the late government and for the purpose
Of turning out
rhe Herald believes that Mr.. Blackburn has accepted
the post Of Lord ChanceJo, Of Ireland in which Mr.
Napier will be Judge Of the cour. Of Appeal, Mr. white
sde Attorney General, and Mr. Fitzgerald Solicitor
Inc H,roh also understands that Lord Dalkeitn was
u rtd the scoch Iordsnp or the Treasury and that he
dec tu, Il In terms of cordial confidence and support
rne Herald says tho Colonial Scorcarysbip ofersd
10 sr u~er Iyon but declined because the honorable
gentle was unwilling 10 expose the county Of Hcrford
70 the excitement OF eevere contest.
Prom the European Times, Feb. 81
We announced in our ast the defeat Of the Pamers.on
government IN the House OF Commons the "CUnspracy
" Murder BILL by majority Of nineteen Such result
such subject left the Late Premier and his colleagues
option huf b. resign and accordingly the next day
lord Pamerston waited The Queen and placed in her
hands the seals OF Office but added, contrary the
etiquette such occasions he did not advise her Majesty
shum send for the inference being no expected 10
be recalled IN short time with additional ecldt Proba-
bly, he thought that Lord Derby not In position 10
scrm Ministry. lord Derby lost no time in consulting
the leaders Of the conservative party, and has filled tho
leading Offices OF the STATE with the best available talent
at his disposal lord Derby the present former
occasions calculated the adhesion OF the Peetss,ho
Duke of Newcastle Sir James Graham, Mr. Gladstone,
sidney Herbert and Mr. Cudwen-bui his ofcr met by
an immediate and pointed refusal. II s true that tho
name o. Mr.. Gladstone figured in the FIRST published pro
grsmmc OF the Derby ministry Chancellor OF the Ex.
chequer but the statement wa wholly nsccurse. Lord
Derby in the OF Saturday afternoon, after he hai
received the Queens command n form government did
certainly write 10 Mr. Gisdsons but there was no Ter.
rotal interview In the course OF the same Afternoon
that eminent statesman forwarded u lord Derby note,
eourtsotsy expressed, stating emphatcally and the
instant his refusal 70 JON the Deprived
Of AL sssstance then from he quarter which no had
locscd or support his lordshp bad alternative but 70
fall back upon the members Of bis former administration
Important from China.
OCCUPATION or CAsTos BY rHE BRIrIsH-CArrrRE
or COMMISSIONER YEn AND LARGE AMOUNT OF
TREASURE
Tho China nail had reashed England. The dates arc
Car,,,n. Jan. IL, and Hong Kong the 18th.
Ths Ca .orose submitted, and evacuated the city The
3cth Of DeceAN Der. -, -
The Cover {, Of Canton was taken prisoner, as we'll ~
Y.h and The uta, General Yeh tAkon In the dress
Of coolic lsd sent N board bc Bitish shp Inexble
The Governor, rihqueil rs- -uu-r.,-~ 'ns'''ea "
Vice Governor q, ,oe -. ' oOSefs slinn. 10 ,noss
welded by Yeh.