, 1865-12-14
FROM EUROPE.
Letters from London, Brussels,
and Florence.
ENGLISH MINISTERIAL CHANGES.

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aST%uTps r rs.s % nnaosIan " ~ e .aea,N aoa,0
The mas.acre Of Necroes In Is,ma,ca
-u uecsIns OF thc Atlantic and Cren,
Western Hatfrond Shareholders.
From Our Own co,1espondcut.l
LoSpoH, Nov Is.
TIE NEW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.
live may judge by the changes made In
our cabinet since the death Of Lord Palmer.
ston, Earl Russell is honestly bent upon the
introduction Of genuine reform bill, that il
IN other words, OF considerable extension oil
the sutrage. Tie real Liberals ofthts country
were ut first frightened by tho er-tdtdedra as.
scrtions of such aristocratic organs of the
press Us the Times and Morning Posf, and
looked for the entrance upon Office of Mcssrs.
Lowe, HorEman and others who, during 50
MANY years had becn The ready mn, x;i1ino
..a1. - rp.,'1,nxe,o, :, st.o,,,,,,,.. ,sc.-
toois u auis ~ osou ~ on fe'osm pus
the result thus 1af, mas caused an agreeable
surprise to the country. The most notable
addition Is the appointment of Mr., Goschen.
onc Of The members Of the city Of Lontlon
oN' w. w. ~. ~ w. p..s,;,.. eAuUn' ~
to thc oi'ce o! VICE rieslaent OF tue
Board Of Trade, position for which
he Is especially sMted ,oy his Know
ledge Of commercial affairs and his
writings Cd financial matters,-but not for
these nlone' Nr- uoscncn Il sne",Vcry new, to
public lite. He entered Parliament only two
ycars aco Us one of the four members for the
c1tv of i ondon and durfnr Inn short ne-,o5
sa y has ~ ST ~ IN Tons,, nf commans To- w. w.
sa,isfcd mr. l,ankets and merchants If ,,;s
1as,s,N,,,a a,,1,tv that At 4ha w., r,.,..1 -
agts,a'"e Aoin's .naI' ~ tue 'as. general
election, he was felufneo u the mead Of the
. and II is no small proof OF his talents md
-,,,a,nr n Tho community that of,cr 80
e.e''alus :" ,9. ,.e et e"o
shoft years ol pupAe llie, nc snoolu DC o1er-
ed an important position In the Government.
Mr.. Goschcn hns no arlstocsatic connections :;
he Ia a man of the people and q consistent.
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So - o,e oann,.,. a,,5 @ ,G Sea.a ~ Is
~ ,n;eietrntio, az ~ iata;.o, wJ,'u ~ ~
aa tnI ~ ,,anaa 49, trauch,,aut I'M upun
Pon1i =. a~I: 10 .si nnsao11 oa,1 ona sIouuy'
sae;t :. 100 80 s.xaot ir,-aaso r. aonGSa, pVt
ty aua stran4Ia., ~ ~ tninsetu ~ NlSn III
ust se1s ho F,;I rs aaaaSo:J, ~ AT.
w"avuSm t,sdn1 A ca,nmorns, u aa Uu
onancaal an, cs4 elasses. sees ~. +o :. .,. ,,.,
ne ne1t ~ ehaHs1 On tae e1ate Is tae subssi
1nt.uu =, ~. ~ ~Eteos ryt ttsssue 10, ~
kobcft reel as secretary O! STATE 1of Ireland
This Is killing two birds with one stone, for It
gets rid Of a bad officer and gives us the In
q g1ou es. ohe he.r z,,t Ipes' t req eoa
likely position than that OF Irish Secretary.
Hh Is our George Francis Train, capital
speaker, full Of wit and anecdste, dashing,
smashing, crashing generally but ha il also
raln, hof-hcaded and tyrannical and, there
fore, q most unlikely man for Ireland where
eonciliatiou Is the only proper policy. The
Irish hate him, for be has snutbed their lead
lng men continually: until our press gener-
aIy has been compelled to a.sert in speaking
Of Ills late office, that any change must be for
The better. Mr.. Chichester Fortescue, tbQurh
q young man, is an experienced public tunc.
tfonary.
He vacates the office of Under Secretary Of
State fnr tbe Colonies. whirI, h. has Trid +;
since 1S57 twitl, an intcr1n,sstnn ~ or1s ~ H.s.
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