The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-21
Disyaeli's Cabinet as Constituted
by the Premier and Ap-
proved by the Queen.
List of the Men Who Hold
Office in the Ministry.
The Outside Portfolios Not
-lrc Yet Placed. -st5
Peerage Rewards After a eau
ti0us Political Calculation.
Vlre,Ams TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TElEs'A1s 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The following special despatch to the
HEsAID has been received from our correspon-
dent in the British metropolis
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1874.
Lists of the members of the new British
Cabinet constituted by Mr.. Disraei have been
circulated from time to time since the moment
of his audience with the Queen at Windsor
and his formal acceptance Of the Premier
ship on the 18th inst They are all erroneous.
LIST OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
The following is an official enumeration of
the members of the government according to
o list which was submitted to tho Queen
to-day and finally approved by Her Majesty.
VIII
First Lord of the Treasury Right Honora-
BILE Benjamin DisraeI. g5g
Lord President of the Council-His Grace
the Duke Of Richmond. eaa. aI
Lord Chancellor-Right Honorable Lord
Cairns. sr1 tt.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer-Right Honor
able Sir Stafford Northcote. 84
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs
Right Honorable the Earl of Derby. tI
Secretary of State for the Colonies-Right
Honorable the Earl Of Carnarvon. s He
Secretary of State for the Home Depart
ment-Right Honorable Richard Assheton
Cross, who represented Southwest Lancashire
in the late Parliament
Secretary Of State for India-Right Hon
orable the Marquis Of Salisbury.
Postmaster General-Lord John ]. r. Man
Secretary Of State for war-Right Hon
orable Claiborne Hardy.
Secretary of the Admiralty-Righ Hon
orable George Ward Hunt.
Lord Privy Seal-Right Hon. the Earl Of
Malmesbury.
TIE OUTSIDE ogFIcEs-cAuT1ous CALCULATION.
The nomination Of the outside Ministers
not having seats in the Cabinet has not yet
been decided upon. ytm
SHARP STRATEGY By THE ''oUTs."
Mr.. Gladstone's object in raising Mr.. Card
well, late War Minister to the House of Lords
is that he may embarrass the Duke Of Rich
xX>0x~d duv;ro thu daho<n.
Nh. Cardwen is to be raised to the peerage
under the title of viscount Rivington.
ACTIVE CANVASS FOB OFFICE.
The Times says Lord Lennox is to be Com
missioner OF Works and Buildings; Captain
Stanley, Under Secretary of State for War;
Sir John Charles Hay Secretary to the Ad-
miralty, and Lord Hamilton, Under Secretary
for the Foreign Department.
The Premier 1t Audience with the
Queen.
LONDON, Feb. 20-Evening.
Mr.. Disraeli had an interview with the
Queen at three o'clock this afternoon.
A Series OF Railway Accidents-Fatal
consequences.
LONDON, Feb. 90, 1874
Three railway accidents are reported to-day.
Tho most serious one happened to the Scotch mail
train, which ran into baggage train near Preston
Fifteen persons were injured Of whom TWO have
died.
the cars were demolished.
American Dipioma ats Embarked for New
York.
LONDON Feb. 20, 1874.
Hon. r. @. schencx, the American Minister, and
Mr.. A. @. Cattell, Special Agent Of the United
States In Europe, will leave Liverpool for New
York tomorrow in the steamship Abyssinla. MIR.
Schenck expects to be absent three months His
family will remain here. .
Mr.. Benjamin Moran, Secretary Of the United
States legation viii act as Minister in the absence
OF Mr.. Scnenck.
The Metropolis Enveioped in Fog.
LONDON, Feb 20, 1874
A dense fog hangs over this city to-day.