The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04
Secretaries TO the Treasury.

Secretaries to the Treasury. Mr.. F. Peel
Mr. Brand
Secretary for Ireland ........ Mr. Cardwell.
Under Secretary for the Home
Under secretary for India 49,. Mr. rhomas Blring
Under Secretary OF WAR;. Lord Ripoo.
Civil Lord Of the Admiralty. -. Mr.. Wht.bread
Judge Advocate General. NJ Headlsm.
Beard. ................... Mr. Glpin.
Council for Education. ...... Mr.. Lowe
Lord Steward .......... Lord st. Germans.
Master of the Horse ........ Marquis Of Alesbury
Master Of the Buckhounds. ... Earl OF Peterborough
Mi,tress OF the Robes .... Duchess of Sutherland.
The legal appointments are stated 70 be Lord Chief Jus
tice be Chief Justice Of England with peer
age: Sir w. Erie Lord Cranworth Chief Of the Common
Peas Mr. Justice wes transferred TO the Queens Bench
and Sir H. Heating appointed TO the vacancy in the Com
VIEWS OF THE NEW MINISTERS.
Lord John Russell the Foreign has issued
address the electors OF London, the pth Of which
is contained in the two following paragraphs
The grave responsibility whichI have incurred by &C
cepng the appointment of Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs in the present critical state Of Europe can only be
gntened ny the very general assent OF the nation 70 the
OF honorable neutrality which her Mesty's adVi
sers are determined to pursue.
ting the representation OF the people in Pariament will
be undertaken with view to strengthen institutions
and place them on broader and stronger foundation
meorate the anniversary OF the Society for the Propga
ton OF the Gospel in Foreign parts his L9rdshp in re-
plying to the toast of "the House Of Commons" made
following brief reference to the war questionable
said that he could heartily respond to the wisn that this
country might remain az at gs1Se aaS & sa say be s
general assert of the country neither was merely In or
der to expenditure, though that was great public
object Il even merely TO save life, though that
was great and humane object. His belief wSs that
peace likely TO be restored 70 the world when
refraned from entering into hottes and waited for
the time when contsuding passions having somewhat
Gained down, the voice Of reason recommending ters
to which all parties and all behgerents might honorabiy
consent would be listened to with respect.
The Sidney Herbert. Secretary War, address
ing the electors Of South Wits Queetions Of
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provided for and the great question OF the reform OF the
representation Of the people must be dealt with Abroad
s raging, and the complications arising from the
state Of the Italian question must be the subject Of the
most serious anxiety to those who responsible for the
conduct Of public affairs The task tn reore which the
government Of Lord Palmerson has undertaken Is OF
great difficulty and Of heavy responsibilities and In
deavorDg to perform trust that may deserve the
appreciation and be supported BY the confidence OF the
people Of England"
Mr.. Gladstone, the Chancellor Of the Exchequer in
letter TO the Provost Of Oriel thus states his ia
gard the constitution and policy Of the Csene.
Ever snce my mind WAS turned to tho Of Italy my
views and convictions have been IN unison with those of
foreign affairs is thus my clear duty In ont OF Off e,
support them in the difficult task OF ., maintaining the
neutrality OF England as not TO lose the openings witch
events may offer for using her mparta, influence be-
half OF the stability and justice OF political arrangements
aoIosd and Of the peace and happiness o. Europe VIZ
pole and Mr. Henley, and believe that they had been
followed the subject Of reform would in all keh nod have
been settled at this date without either dissolution OF
Parliament change Of administration. But havc
understood the principles which that subject has
been managed since the schsm in the sto government
also think undenabe that the fact OF the dissolution,
together with the return OF an adverse and longer
indugent majority rend sred the settlement of ths qes
ton by the late Ministers impossible therefore naura
y turn 20 the hope OF IT, being settled by Cabinet mainly
constituted and led by the mon together with whom
responsible for framice and proposing reform bill 10
1854 understand that misgving exists With respect 70
my sitting IN Cabinet Of which Mr.. Gibson is MON.
ber and which Mr. Golden will be invited ~ joiu. tue
very same feelings were expressed, as well rscolloc