Some of the papers have b...
Some of the papers have been speculating on a move in tlbe Irish Government. Lord BRIsroL, says a revived rumour, in to succeed Marqutis WVLLESI.Y, and Mr. WIr.- mo,T HoIrTON iS to supersedle the present Secretary of State for Ireland. We cannot trace tbe formnerpart, at least, of this intelligence to a reputable souree; nor is there the slightest ground for believing that ally difFerence -among Miuisters upon Irish questioiis extends either to the persopi of the LORD LI FE?J&NANT, or to the gystemn of tho Exe- cutive Governmnent. The noble Lord at the liead of His MAJrsT-'s Council3 makes n1o secret (it is said in well- informed circles) of his satisfaction at thc state of Ireland, notwithstanding the mutual efforts of party to disturb it by menaces, criminations, and prophecies of change in spirit, principles, or personis. The truth in, that bowevcr-touble. some the war of words may be, it is thc only warfare now perceptible in Ireland, where popular outrages no longer exist, and the KING's peace has been for monthas past as well preserved as in the nmost tranquil spot of tile Ulnited Kingdom.