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| which contains the most hattering testimonI ! als to the skill and talents of our countryman it terminates with the following expressions the operation performed by Dr Depeyre will no doubt, pro duce great sensation in the me dcal world. 1t requires much anatomica knowledge, and certain skill, which can onl, be acquired by experience. Dr Depeyre il the first person who has succeeded in Der | forming this operation in America, although it has been often attempted. | congratulat, you. sir, that one of your countrymcn ha. been the first to make a successful applica tion of one of the most important discoverie. of modern surgery.

 Vie7vs of the British Ministry. O our well informed readers Observes the Ma tional lntelligcncer) will be at any loss for the source of the following article To those whe may net have the information to enable them to designate 1t so certainly, we can only assure them, from its internal evidence, that it is ot the highest authority from the pen of an A. merican,* who has travelled to more purpose with reference to clear understanding of the character of the English Government and Ell- glish Statesmen of the present day, than per haps any enc of our citizens who has been a. broad:

 From the York (Penn) Republican

 MT EDIToR.-Let me offer you a few words on the change of the Ministry in Eng land, of which l have just finished reading the account.

 We must not suppose the reign of aristccfS cy to be at an end, or even that its influence will be likely to grow less in that country, by the change.

 There is notin England, CT Europe, more lofty aristocrat than Earl Grey, though at the head of the Wings.

 l will mention single fact at present. in 1918, at dinner given in honor of MT Fox, at Newcastle, Grey, as one of the speakers, was not satisfied with simply denouncing an- nnal parliaments and universal suffrage, which Sir Francis Burdett, Major Cartwright, (Mr Jefferson's correspondent) and others of that party, were contending for :; but 90 desirous did he appear net to fall under the least sus- picion of republicanism, that he went cut of his way to express his disapprobation of the principles of the Constitution of the United States, and to irveigh against what he called cur impure and corrupt elections in this coun- try.

 "Thcn, in the new Whig Ministry, we have as Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord Althcrp, son of Earl Spencer, a nobleman of Ike high bearing with Earl Grey, in place of MT Goulbcurn as hdhe Secretary, Lord Melbourn in place If Sir Robert Peel, the sen of a manufa oturcr; as colonial secretary, Lord G0dcrch, another ncbleman and the brother of ncbleman, Lord Grantham, in place of Sir George Murray as master of the mint, Lord Auckland, in place of MT Her ries as chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster, Lord Holland, in place of MT Arbuthnot {; as paymaster of the forces, Lord John Rus sell, sen of the Duke of Bedford, in place of MT Colcraft-and SC by going thro ugh the entire list, it will be seen that the new officers with their connexions, show remarkable pre- dominance of nCblenen over the late minis try, and of ncbles of ancient faInilies.''

 In blood it is mCie aristocratiCal than Lord Wellington's ministry, than MT Canning's, than Lord Liverpocl's or probably than that of any that has been formed in England for the last fifty years. It is very powerful in ta- Tents.

 It stands pledged. by long course of opposition, to some reduction in the expense of the Government, and some change in the representation1n the House of Comn.ohs, that if it last long enough, which is doubtful, it cannat get off, and perhaps would not wish to but the reduction and the changes, will be scrupulously under the safeguard of aristocra- cy.

 Whoever expects that it's administration, at holae CT abroad, will, otherwise, take any other direction than that of aristocracy, and high aristocracy, will, think, be disappoint- ed.

 venture to predict, that this English Min stry will not side with France, in the great battle that IS coming cn in Europe, between the Kings and the people. TEMPLE.

 "probably MT. Rush.