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LORD john Russell AND OUEry yIcroRlA-t
has been stated tbs, Lord John Russell knew what was
going in Pees Cabinet and anticipating the resigns
ZION OF the Tory Ministry fully expected message from
the Queen. The London Spectator says--A cores
pondent whom We trust, shows that the foresight
did not eNist-the summons quite unexpecseG--
This an eStract from correspondents letter Lord
John Russell wss sitting with his wife ST Douglass Bo
TEL in Edinburgh reading 10 her al o'clock in the
evening when the Queens messenger arrived; and
hearing that somebody wished ~ speak 10 him he de-
cined seei him unless ne mentioned bis and the
business he came upon The messenger up his
psuie which unknown TO Lord John bu, he declin
cd mentioning his errand Lord John then refused TO
him and he obliged TO send up By the waiter the
Queens private letter "


TIE SLAVE TRADE-A protest OF the Brazilian
Government against OF the British Parliament
which passed into law the Sih August lS45 whereby
Brazilian vessels engaged in the slave trade become
suenable 10 tie High Court OF Admiralty oil Great
Bri,sin and any and every Court OF Vice Admiralty
with in the British dominions has been received in
England


THE CAMBRlIs observation-disclosures to
Capt Jadkins Cambria sailing from LireEpooo on his
last outward passage for America ne msde trirns wa
ger with gentleman that Sunday morning the esth
December eleven clock in the forenoon be would es
4 Georges Pierhesd, delivering the the mail oaSa-