The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

cessors. once more ofYer my thanks 70 the House
and remind them that the duty OF every member
now Is to proceed to take the oaths prescribed by
law"
Speaker Dennson then took the oath and entered
his name upon The record Of The House, and the
other members began to follow his example. They are
sworn in by dozens at q tiine-"religous platoons''
Sidney Smith called theln-but .he work goes on very
slowly, especially In the House OF Lords Still,
nothing else can be done until the swearing is over
and then the Queens speech viii be the next thing
in order. That VIII be very brief and very formal
and after 1t has been Leard Parliament will adjourn
until after Christmas, and the reelection of
the members OF the new Ministry Will take
place sspned e sea peons o. are pbcry amer
corruption and accusations OF undue influence
which will have to be tried before the reformed Par
lament is fully complete; but according to the new
law that will be the work or the new judges, and
will no longer fan within the province Of Parliament
or OF Parliamentary committees.
You nave already received the names OF most
members Of the new government but annex the
Ial list published to-day, contrasting 1t With Mr..
THE CABINET.
First LORD or he Treasury.
MI. Gladstone. Mr.. pisraeli.
Lord Chancellor.
Lord Hatherley Gate Sirl LORD ii
WkPage WOOD. saihs'
Lord President TIE councH.
Lord Kimberley. Earl OF Malmesbury.
ChdncetIoro OF the Erchepter.
Mr.. Lowe. ~ Mr.. Ward Hunt
Secretdl'9 for the Home Department.
Z Secretary for Foreign Adays.
Earl OF Clarendon. Lord Stanley.
Secretary Jor the Colonies.
Earl Granville Duke Of Buckingham.
Secretary or War.
Mr.. Cardwell. Sir J. Pakington.
Secretary for India.
Duke OF Argyll. Sir s. Northcote.
r Secretary for Ireland
Mr. Chichester F6rescue Colonel Wilson Patten.
First LORD Of ne Admiralty.
Mr. Chlders. Mr.. Cory.
President Of the Board OF Trade
Mr.. Bright. Duke or Richmond.
Postmaster General.
Lord Harrington. Duke OF Montrose,
Poor Lao Board.
Mr.. Goschen. The Earl Of Devon.
Lord Ste,edrG.
The Earl Of BessboronGh. The Earl OF Tarkervlle.
r,s.,,. Lord cAa"a rs x,an ;, n.,,-,
~ master Of the Horse Sss : = NN'''N
! The Marquis OF Ailesbury. Duke OF Beaufort
Duchess of Argyll Duchess Of wellington.
Master Of the B.tckioussds.
the ha5l 81 oaGx OF he Tha d9rd ooyie
| Lord Dufferin. Colonel Taylor.
Commissioner Of Works ana buildings.
Joint Secretaries or ne Treasury.
| Mr.. George Glyn, Colonel Taylor,
| Mr.. Ayrton. Mr.. Scater- Booth.
Third LORD OF TIE Treasury.
Lord Of the Treasury. 3
| Mr.. Adam. Sir g. Montgomery.
Board OF Trade.
| Mr.. Lefcvre. Mr. Stephen Cave
Under Secretnr ies-H0nle DEPARTMENT.
Mr. Knatchbull- Hugessen. Sir James Ferguson.
India
Mr.. Grant Dun. Lord Clinton
Foreign Atdirs.
Mr.. 0tway. Mr.. Egerton.
Attorney General.
| Sir Robert Collier. Sir J. B. Karsake.
solicitor General.
Mr.. Coleridge Sir r. Baggallay.
L0rd Advocate Jor Scotland.
Mr.. Moncrien. Mr.. Gordon.
IRELAND.
Lord Lieutenant.
Earl Spencer. The Duke OF Abercorn.
LORD Chancellor.
Mr. Justice O'Hagan. Mr. Brewster.
attorney General.
Mr.. Sullivan. Dr. Ball.
Solicitor General.
Mr. Sereant Barry. Mr.. Ormsby.
In this list OF Mr. Gladstone's government you vii
observe preponderance OF whig noblemen tina
has given rise to much Ill feeling here. The radicals
declare that they have been swim died. They Onl'
have Mr.. John Bright IN the Cabinet, and he Is II
the very subordinate and unimpOrtant position 0
President OF the Board OF Trade. Mr.. Mansfield ha
been made Third Lord OF the Treasury-a new Office
vile win lead the House OF Lords. although he II
only Colonial Secretary. Next to the dsestabish
ment OF the Irish Church, the strong point OF TIT
new Ministry Is to be retrenchment In all the depart
ments or the governme ut, and 1t is with this view
that Mr.. Lowe has been selected for Chancellor O
the Exchequer, Mr.. Cardwell Secretary OF Wa
and Mr.. Childers First Lord OF the Admiralty. o
Secretary OF the Navy. These three men are tn
most economical officials In England, and they wi
not let q penny slip through their fingers wihou
knowing where 1t goes to, what 1t goes for and win
gets II. This fact explains these appointments
which have excited some surprise here. Mr.. Glad
stone made his fame as flnancier, aud hnancierius
IL TO be the strong point OF his administration.