... THE NSW MIMSTRY. THE CABINET. C First Lord of the Treasury-The Earl of Derby. f Chancellor of the Exchequer and Leader of the 01 House of Commons-The' Right Hon. B.;Disrali. C b The Lord Chancellor-Sir F. Thesiger. = The Lord President-The Marquis of Salisbury. o The Lord Privy Seal-The Earl of Hardwicke. Secretary for Foreign Affairs-Earl of Malmesbury. Secrebary for the Home Department--The ...

... THIE ATTACKS ON THES AUMIBAG1I. Inl addition to what we gave on Saturday, from the Ben)gal Hurkatru, we take the following from the Tit} es' Calcutta correspondent:- The advance into Oide is still postponed, and the events of the fortnight, therefore, are not of very ex- citing interest. Such as they are, they are all de- cidedly in our favour. Onl the 12th of June Sir Janes Outram was ...

... I. , ?? .. VAUJXHA- U WARD. e ?? ; , ?? , . _- I 1r 21 (i. , 7 ti A'=ttt. ?? A _ 1 . _ ; _ i_. ?? !t At t14eres of a numier of the electors of the avardiws pnblish'the polbiihet at 'the last elec- C tion for this ward ?? U Vat-Tosl ,ieylandP, Leeds-street .a BrkerT.,Giraltr-treeS Jub oehn, Neptune-sh: nc.- ?? bush r *:iedsle Harrold . t Ban, robt U Leeds-str t Robert, Leedsstre I .,Bro ot . ...

... LATEST NEWSi YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES [ItY MAnG!',N'IC TELMIRAP11.] London, Sunday. DESTRUCTION OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, CORN- HILL, BY FIRE. St. podill's Church, Cornhill, was destroyed by flro last night, owing to the overheating of the flues. A M E I I C A. Liverpool, Suindnay. Thlu Royal mail steamer Arabia, which left Now York (in the 17th nint., Ias arrived, bringing fbrty-six passengers mand ...

... THE REV. II. G. GULNNESS. Tullr public have now had an opportunity of hearing this young preacher, whose visit to Belfast has cx- cited much interest and curiosity. On $atunrday evening, be addressed the students of the Presby- terian College, and yesterday he preached twice in Belfast; and in the afternoon, opened the new Pres- byterial Church, Holywvood. On each occasion, tile attendance was ...

... TH E MORNING CHRONICLE. C, LON D. ON: MONDAY, MAICH 1, 1858. Four of the new Cabinet Minister:s have already s issued addresses to their c0llstitu ents, preliminary to the elections which their 'acceptanec of office has rendered necessary. Tbi ,se manifestoes, which we Insert in our collxIlls, may therefore be con- 1 sidered the first UttcrallC.s, of an official character, by members of the ...

... SALUS POPULI LUX SUPRBMA Mini'_ exel The first Cabinet Council of the new Mi buis-ebt try was held on Saturday, at the official resi-. a dence of the Premier, in Downing-street. him There was afull attendance, and the Ministers rid, remained in deliberation three hours. -a The Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl aocc of Malmesbury, Lord Stanley,' Sir John I bir Pakington, the Right HE~on. ...

... ROYAL BRiTISH D13ANK TRIALS. The trial was resumed on Friday morning. Loful 'CAMPBILLL said, that after Mr. Atherton had finished his reply, the Court would be adjourned till next day, to enable hin.to read his notes again. He would suM up next day at 12 o&elock.; Colonel Bailey, ?? of Ross, said lie hadl known Mir. Cameron since 1848, and found him one of the most honourable adid correct ...

... THE SOUTH STAFFOBDSHIRE RAILWAY. At the half-yearly meeting of this Company, Mr. CiwSNER, the chairman, In moving the adoption of the report, said the agreement to lease the line to the London and North Western Company would render it easier to make the Tipton and Darlaston branches by means of the B shares. Whatever difference of opinion there might have been in reference to the Cannock and ...

... -A CHURCH AT HEN-E-HLL DESTWOYEJD BY I FIRB. ?? r t On Saturday evening a fire took place in the recently erected building, termed St. Paul's Church, situate at Herne-hill, Dulwich, of which the Rcv. Matthew Anderson is the incumbent. We regret to state that itre- sulted in the entire destruction of that sacred edifice, with the exception of the lofty steeple and the vestry. It ap- pears that, ...

... I;. , ?? ?? ?? ,w t THNE. N .WRY WPIT, AND I - ROST9UVOR BLAT. 1 ,, I .1 . I ; - , - . - i rdnr gee o lidtle~f h~- . 'ho kfortnr, honrnla hetOM ?? ha% .this undertaking was hel on Satw.day, bleetho 'airseudoei- c roomr, Mr. E. rShand, chat mandf the boatd'0f djre The report (which was. taken as read) ehowed for the half, year-ending 31st December- leat an increace an compared ,with, the same ...

... 4 : THE FOREIGN REFUGEES Th -- LIVERPOOL.: The seeretari of the Sooietv for the Relipf no - - JL. V .LALIJ .J.JXJ. d The secretary of the Society for the Rclief of r Foreigners in Distress has received the following r communications respecting the 14 Italians who were e lately landed at this port:- Sir-With reference to Foreign Office, February 25, lgr omy leeter of the 16th ultimo, I am g ?? ...