The New Ministry.
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Immediately upon the refusal of the Duke OF We-
ngton Friday last 10 carry out what he had agreed
10 do-narnely 70 propose repeal OF me corn.aws IN
the House ofLords-it became apparent tina: resignation
Of Office by Sir Robert Peel must follow. Lord John
Russell was recommended TO be sent oT and
ger was dispatched Saturday last 10 command his a.
tendance Il; Osborne House His arrival there was ex
pecd Yesterday and Sir Robert Peel expected 10 have
me; him Sir Robert however returned last night with
out having seen Lord John. This morning Lord John
Russell ard Sir Robert Peel had interview OF An
hours duration sitter which Lord John Russell left town
for Cowes BE had audience OF Eec Majesty ami has
returned TO town this evening hayng had iu powers
given him form Government. He mas sent for Lord
Pslmer.on and is taking il believed all the necessary
steps TO form an Administration.


From, the London Post Dec. u.


On Wednesday last al the counclthat assembled
Osborne House Sir Robert Peel and every member Of
his cabnc, rendered the resignation OF their respective
Offices and these designations her Majesty was gracious
y pleased to accept


The Queen has since entrusted to Lord John Russell
the duty of forming a cabinet. His Lordshp ap-
pears have received the very earliest nnaon that his
services were likely 10 be required since ind that
Tuesday morning. Immediately after the arrival OF
messenger from London, the noble Lord Quilted the
neghborhood ef Edinburgh on his way South. fester-
day Lord John Russell tonored with an audience
by the Queen, her Mses.ys residence in the Isle OF
Wight


Such arc the de.as-so far can collect thcm-of
the made in considerable portion of our
impression ofyeserday. The rumOrs in circulation up
to late hour OF the evening will be found in another
part of our paper.


The following is the most correct list of the new Csb
met:


First Lord of the Treasury ..-... Lord }. Russell
Lord Chancellor. Lord Cottenham.
Secretary oi Foreign Affairs. Earl of Clarendon
Secretary for the Colonies. EiscoUnt Pa.mcrson
Secretary for the Home Depart


nt................... Marquis OF Normandy.
Chancellor Of tho Exchequcr. Mr.. Barring.
President of The Council. MARQUIS Of Lansdowne.
Presidep; ofthe Board of Trade. Mr.. Lahoucher.
Vice President. dent.---.....-...-.-..Mr Mr. Shell.
First Lord OF the Admiralty Earl Of Mimic.
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland. .-.-.. Earl Fortescue.
First Commissioner OF Woods


and Forests Earl of BessboroU .h.
Ambassador to Paris, Lord Beauvae.


Ambassador TO St EetcrsUurgh, Marquis of Cianr-
caric.


The great objection the of this list is
that docs find in il the either OF Sir Robert
Peel or Of Mr.. Golden.


From the Liverpool Mercury. Dec. II.


In the present state OF things. it would OF course
be premature to any arrangement as 10 the
persons and places in the Government. The follow
Ing list was however pretty generally credited ast nsht
in political circles


First Lord of the Treasury-Tord John Russell


Lord Chancellor-Lord Cuttenham.


Secretary of State for Foreign Afars-Lord Palmcrs.
ton.


Secretary of State for the Home Departmeni-Lord
Morpcth


Secretary Of state for the Colonies-Lord Grey.


Under Secretary for the Colonies-Mr Charles Ru.er
Chancellor uf the Exchequer-Mr. Barring.


Attorney General-Sir T. Wilde.


Solicitor Grn-ra-Mr. Dundas.


Lord Lieutenant OF lrelandThe Marquis OF Nor
manly.


Presiden, ofthe Councl-Th, Marquis of Ian siowne
Anbas sadUr at Paris-Lord Clarendon.
