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er the laws of the couns Sfs11sprevent such attempts
again, and even asked for tRsf-xsi of an asylum to
sorei IN refugees. A storm Of indigissfsep WIS aroused
and, rs IL was seen that some aherafiosuAo laws
was necessary. the Government of LorfN erIsn
brought forward a measure for the purp ~ Oh
first reading was voted by a majority dsaanQut
mark what follows
IL appears that the rcply Of the British GovernmS,x
10 Count walewskis despatch was verbal, upo\
which Nr. Miner Gibson moves that it ought to have,
been in writing. and on division. Government was
defeated by n majority of To- THIS being tantauount
70 n vote Of censare, Lcrd Pslmerston and his cole
agnes deciIei upon r~esigniDg, which they accordingly
, dill. aud Lord Derby vas sent for to form a new
ADMINISTRATION, COMPOSED as follows
First Lori ct the Treasury Earl of Derby; Lord
ChancelIcr. ST. 2. Thesiger; President of the Council,
'-rq1is Of Salisbury; Chancellor of the Exchequer,
ir- Disrseli; Foreign Secretary, Lord Malmsbury;
Home Secretary, Mr.. Walpole; War Department,
General Peel: First Lord Of the Admiralty, Sir John
~lkingtou; President of the Board of Trade, Mr..
>niey; President Of the Board of Control, Earl Of
El.enboruugh; Lord Prvy Seal. Fari of Hard wicke;
Beard Of Works. Lord John Manners; President of
the Poor Law Board, Mr.. Efseourt Sotheron; Master
Of the Horse, Duke OF Beaufort Judge Advocate, Dir.
Y Egerton: Under Secretary for War, Viscount Har-
Enge. Colonial Secretary Lord Stanley; Under
Secretary ut the Foreign Office, Mr.. Seymour Fitz-
gerald; Under Secretary of rhe Home Department.
Mr. Hardy. Lords of the Treasury, Colonel Taylor
and MIR. Whi:more; Secretaries of the Treasury, MIR.
q. A. Hamilton, SIR w. yolIife, and Right Hon.
Henry Corey; Attorney General, Sir Fitzroy Kelly;
Solicitor General. Mr.. Cairns, Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, Lord Ellington; Secretary for Ireland, Lord
Mas.
The Times Vienna correspondent says that ST.
fetersburgh advices put it beyond doubt that the
Shinese have commenced hostilities against the
Russians The Russian Admiral is understood to
nave reported in a dispatch that the advance posts
ward the mouth Of the Amoor, had been attacked
the Chinese so suddenly and with such force that
russians had to retreat 30 leagues up the river.
In chinese thereupon destroyed the Russian settle
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INDf2 The news from India is dated at Bombay
ON the q Feb. The steamship Ava, with the Cal
eutta mail gas wrecked near Trincomalee on the 10Th
Fea. when kbe cargo. the greater portion of the
mails. and al It f225 900 in treasure for the Bonn
bay ~governmeh were lost. but the passengers were
aSed- The BrN ID troops under Sir Colin Campbell
mad commenced campaign in Dude, and q divis-
ION Of the army ha entered the territory. The king
= LEM had beei found guilty and sentenced to
Vcnlshment to the damans. Generally speaking,
INDIA vas quiet. Ii feea thousand troops were to
% stationed in the Pd
IL. HEws PROM Cd A-The news from China
Y me Persia: is quis interesting. The Emperor
1- ls'osed to Negotiate with the English and
srSse1ss an armed expedition vas soon 20 depart for
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