New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
A Great Britain.

Great Britain.
No official announcement has been made
concerning the new Cabinet A Council of Ministers
was again held the 30th, but nothing trsnspired.
II appeared certain Lord Clarendon would be Foreign
Minister The Globe claims forbearaDce and goodwill
toward the reconstructed Ministry until il s in posi-
tiOn to ay before Parliament the programme upon the
satisfactory character OF which its existence must de-
pend.
TAe Daily Ntxs fully anticipates Ministerial Reform
Bin in the first session Of the new Parliament
The Morning Pos. thinks the success of Ministerial
Reform Bill extremely doubtful The nation is too in
different.
The longexpected visit OF the Prince and Princess
Of Wales TO Liverpool took place the 3lst ult The
Royai partv reached Knowsley near Liverpool the
Of the Earl OF Derby the previous evening. In
Liverpool great preparations had been made by the
Corporation, and also oy the general body of the in
habtaDts. The whole through the town bar
ricaied in expectation OF an immense concoursc Of
people; and the numbers were certainly even larger
than could be supposed. The number Of flags and
coors of ali nations display ed immense. Waterst
was q complete bower the whole of i's length In
Churehst. very fne and very cnrious arch was
erected composed principally OF material gathered from
the kitchen garden In Lime st. the volunteers were
drawn up aud presented the carriages passed.
The Prince and Princess reached the landing stage
about o'clock and proceeded excursion up and
down the Mersey. After landing. they proceeded to
The Town Han and partook Of luncheon and previous
TO their departure presented themselves TO the
thousands OF persons assembled the Exchange ogs
by whom they received with one incessant shout
OfwelcOine They then entered their carriage and pro-
esded to visit ST. Georges Hall and the Free Library.
and returned 10 Knowsey The visit was nomnaiy
only private no state was observed the process
SION merely consisted Of few mounted police TO clear
tue road and bring mp the rear. The Prince and
Princess seated in open carriage and appeared
beth satisfied with the warmth Of the ovation hey
received. No serious accidents were reported. The
weather the whole day was beautiful
A copy OF letter from the Foreign Office had been
sent by the Commissioners Of Customs tO the various
British ontpoSts stating that all restrictive measures
on United States vessels OF war IN British ports were
to be given up.
The Paris correspondent Of The Morning Pot says:
The public come time prepared for hearing
that the French Government desire to withdraw the
French flag from the new Mexican Empire. always
ding that such step be taken without en-
dangering the throne and Government OF Aaxmilian
SucS Inteptions have OF late assumed decided
character The Emperor Of Mexico will recruit more
lively in Austria andIBegium, and If proposed to per
nit French officers and men to take the oath OF anegl-
suce TO The crown Of Mexico II inclined to do So In
tine therefore the Emperor Macmillan viii find him
sesurrounded by forces entirely under his own nag
France wl have performed an expensive duty. Is
scarcely 10 be supposed that any Government of the
C1ued States could wish to replace such state of
things by promoting the return OF the past Republican
conflson anarchy and brigandage In course OF time
public feeling IN America may decide on ackrowledg-
ing the liberal Sovereign and Government now striving
tobipg Mexico up 10 the civilization ana progress oi
age" .
On The 9th respectabc.lookiDg man, giving his
name as Lieut. james Henry Later Of 9th Connecti
clt Volunteers arrested at DaDhn on the ARRIVAL
Of the steamer from Liverpool The prisoner was found
Ia have in his a barreled revolver 200
rounds of red patent ball csrridges said TO be pois
ODcd. box of patent percusston csps iour phitaty
dri books four comm ssions bearing his name " serve
ID the Connecticut volunteers as Lieutenant and Colonel
and also the Of i3elo in gold supposed 70 De ioi
N. purposes Of Feniaisp. The prisoner stated that
he returned 10 Ireland an uncle, and intended
shorty 10 return TO America The prisoner was re-
banded for further inquiries. . -,
Iouas Clarke uby, had served suInmonses and plants
sganst the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the nder See
,eary and ao against the magistrate for the suppress
,o ana seizure Of The .sh People, The actions were
sought 20 be brought 80 the Court Of Common Pleas
Tro xery considerable tres had taken place Ia Lon.
G,st a
On the zsth and the loss 1t was feared woud reach
fpOB sterling. o., =. . p,.
Tie second took place on the Goth ult.. at Beales
Wharf rooiey.st The warehouse destroyed contained
.jebf floors wit, vaults in the basement aud had
frontage on fbe Thames Of 80 feet. The loss OF prop
sy was rather heavy especially In teas oet te gous
we're uroeeted by large insurances. An immense
Narsbouse adjoining the whnn, containing w cnesn
oces narrowly escaped. The ire penetrated tue oua
ing but by extraordinary eSertiOns IL was prevented
hol spreadine. The amount Of property destroyed
Nas eliminated at Ile0 900 sterling. A..
terrible explosion occurred al NINE EIns. "" @ Si
i3ist at the works Of the London Gas comp ~. OLA
persons were killed and 40 to 20 severely wounded
THH RECoN1EucTIoS OF The MINISTRY.
From The London Times, Oct. 30 .
We nave reason 10 believe that at the Cabinet
ss held on Saturday no opposition was 2isfsn re- e se
Hl.iary. II We sre correctly informed, Eaii klssel
vii ass1ne the ofsee vacated by ne death OF IDid
Pzfoerstn Lord Clarendon Will be the new secretary
Tor Foreign Aairs and Mr. Gladstone will consent To
sona In the Cabinet Chancellor OF the EIche9ner
and Leader OF the Houso OF Commons In oiher onGss
even 70 the Itsh SecretaIysbjp we believe there VIII be
Tor rts present little change. Her Ma)esys
PesAre these aTrsnge71f Its we SUPPOSE taksh
BY HSd Russell yesterday. as We observe from the
Cont Circular that the neN prerier had ar audience
0! Her Majesty ct Windsor.
ACabirst Council was hcid On Saturday att he For
.gn Office The ministers pres%'nt E,ri Russell
the Lord ChSncel,or Earl Granville tho Duke " Ar
gyn, Sir Georee GREY. the Rigot Hon Edward Card
well. Esrl De Grey. Dir Charles Wood The Chancellor
NJ the FYdhequcr. The Doke Of Somerset the Right
Non I. Miner Gibson Lord Stsney Ot Aderley, the
Esfi Of Clarendon and the Right Ud1. T.. +. Viliers
The Jodgeship u the Queens Bencb tacaDt by tae
.signation Of NJ Justice Cromptos Hin be 6lied by
NE Lush. &C.
~ BFsare.
The Opinioae NatiOnate publishes cores
Nhd&ce from Gran. WHICH states thst the IN