... OPINIONS OF' THE MINISTERIAL CHANGES. The opinion of the country seems to be at cross- purposes with itself. There is just now no man hut Lord Aberdeen himself who stands in such a questionable position with the public as Lord John Russell-but there was not one man in the late cabinet who beside him expressed dis- satisfaction with the prosecution of the war-there was no man who gave tangible, ...

... LONDON RAGGED SCHOOL UNION Last evening the eedond annuftl meeting for the distribution of rewards to those late scholars of the Longon Rsgged School Union who have continued in the various industrial situations provided to beht'twell I held in St. Martini' Hall. Several bsnded 't maidens, and children partook of the good things of tbs tta table, and on the platform, arnd in the galleries, was ...

... ?? ff XIl:CtzAL. * LOaeno4 Vietualem' AY[1 D;t~n~cR Jason tion. On Tnesday'evcniug,.a general meeting of the -Licensed Victual. 1ergaresideut-fi.'- Plmnbco~sjd isneighbdurhioodvw~&:eld,,at::tle Mr. Cau~c* h rpitro~e oswsunanimousily called to the chair, and opened the proceedings by br~iefly referring to the movement td dey bn ai- inaugurating. Mr. B. FoSTER, the president ,of ,the ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LON DO N- TR URS!)AY, F BlBUA RY 8, 1855. In the HousE of CoMO,,Ns, ye tcrday, Mr. IAYXTEIt moved for the issue of a new writ for Tiverton, in the room (f Lurd Palmerston, who had accepted the office of First Lord of the Trea- sury; and another for South Wilts, in the room of Mr. Sidney Herbert, who had accepted the office of one of her Majesty's Princival Secretaries ...

... LFROMN ?? OW2N aoltu1xSPNroNvsT.] TURIN, FEB 3. The discussion on the legislative measures neces- sary to give effect to the convelltion with the West- ern Powers commenced to-day, as you have already been led to expect. But before the subject was taken up, Signor Valerio asked for explanations as to the resignationi of General Dabormida, the late Minister for Froleign Affairs. Count Cavour ...

... A APPOINT[ENTS. Commander John M. Hayes (1841), to commission and ; conmmand the Phcenix, screw steamisloop, now refitted and l ready for the pendant, at Woolwich. le Commander George H. Clarke (1854), to the Coast- e guard. A Lieutenant Robert C. Tattriall (1844), from the Calcutta, Fy 84, at Devonport, to the Cornwallis, 60, screw steam-ship, at d the sause port. Lieutenant Cornwallis W. ...

... ' DERIL PARLIAWNT. HOUSE Or'LORDS-Monday. THE FRENCH FLEEi IN tHE BLACK SEA.- The LORD CEANCELLOR stated thathehad on a formeI occasion read to the house a lett-r which' he had .rqcsived from Admiral Duneas, in's wcknoleqgisht of the vote of thanks to bimitlf and the officers of ?? 8ei f t which had been passed by that-fibu The 1ettiiid not contain any enclosure from tlie F iih udmiial, iiwh ...

... YHE MINISTERIAL CHANGEty. There is now no longer any doubt whatever that Lord Palmerston has been successful in forming an Administration. The following comprises all the Ministerial changes - Lord Panmerston First Lord of the Treasury, vice the Earl of Aberdeen. Earl Granville President of the Council, in the room of Lord John Russell. Mr. Sidney Herbert is appointed a Secretary of State but ...

... I M P E R I A I/P AR LIAM ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, February 5. THE MIrNISTERIAL CRISIS. The Earl of ABERDEEN stated that Lord Palmerston had been charged by her Majesty with the formation of an administration that he was engaged in that task, but that his arrangementS were not yet completed. Under these circumstances he moved the adjourn, went of the house, which accordingly took place. ...

... e | FRO-I OVR OWN CORRESPONDENT.J tr.11 TURIN, FEB. 1.I * The discussion on the Western Alliance Treaty tin fixed for Saturday, and the following deputies t have inscribed their names as intending speakers:- ' aFor: Torclli, Duraudo, Gallenga (a newly-elected 0~ 1 deputy, who formerly published several thiugs in a London under the name of Mariotti), Solaroli, Farini, and Cadorna. Against Paul ...

... BISHOP LOW. We regret to announce the death of the Right Rev. David Low, D.D., late Bishop of Rose, Moray, and Argyll, in his 88th year. Although a: younger man than the late Dr. Routh, the vene- rable bishop who is just departed had been longer in holy orders, having been ordained a deacon as far back as 1787, and being thus at the time of his decease in the 69th year of his ministry. He was ...

... RIOT IN LIMERICK BETWEEN TES MILITIA AND THE MILITARY. The neighbourhoods of Boherbuoy, Coloony- street, and Military-road have been thrown into considerable alarm, consequent upon a fearful row which took place between soldiers of the provi- sional battalion, now stationed at the hew barracks in this city, and the men of the county Limerick Militia. It was of so desperate and malignant a I ...