New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Proceedings In Parliament-The Dublin Pris-
ouers-Progrcs, Of Reform.

v.-b ts. Fn-ish people France occupies me hfsi "a
,.,.,, ts, r,-lv Austria spain the Glrmanic states
and Russia ars narrowly watched and the chance o'
general Elropcan war carefully canssssct lna' so'N
My Is believed 90 bc abou, 90 take place is ~ many
politicians considered u9 longer dou1a4i
In Ea-,sai al i- sal qsict, ba, The great Reform
movement, 20 which . have frequently referred a.
yances rapidly end gaining immense Strength I"'
middle and working classes are Joining aands ii one
common cause and The principal points % the eAa''ef
an, te points o. rl.0ru called tor by these me-" heioi'
mers Throughout tle country there 1ui one ie'-hs
al, ,hs subject Vote ty Ballot rri.nnai ParAAueni''
Universal suffrage. are demanded bytaa great majority
o. tae people.
Mr. Huu,e's motion CA the sab est oi Reform was 70
have Been brought forward in the House OF Commons
on Tuesday last but as the valuable umc % iae Mouse
W.. irt,-rci away ul nearly midnight Nr Hume WISE
l resolved ,haa iect OF such vast imp crianee should
no, be- introduced 70 THAI ac hour and he accordingly
postponed &, I'll the .-h o. June
Tie most important parliamentary news of the week
il The defeat of the Jewish Disabilities ba N 30
House of Lords last night After long and animated
debate their ordships decided by majority OF 'A1fil'
Eve that this bl should not be read second time
Ti,s considered great defeat Tor Her Majesty Mn
i.,ers and complete trlmph for iae cause OF Chf's
t,n.,y and the Church Bishops, priests and members
Of the Church OF England rejoice that "lnhdc' ana
,oa,r. at the saviour VIII be kept ont Of the British
r,.,,.nt-r short every Christian reioces at the de-
feat of toe Jews Bill
Another sub ect will soon lead 20 long and interest
Ing debate in both houses Great Britain IL mornaed
a, The treatment she has received from spain. Her
Minister sir Henry L. Buiwer received his passports
from the Spanish Government on the llth INST VITA
I k., rnfff Ia a
..sht hours Mt Buver arrived in London on the 'i'n
Tine cause OF i. step on the part OF spain is the inter
m.dd.n. of the British Government In her affairs ana
tbe offensive conduct Of Nr Bulwer on several oc-
casions.
A. thi. important political crisis in the affairs OF n'
ION. .t. disgrace % che British Parliament that one
dv OPP one hour should be lost the country through
| m, attractions of hor.e race Yes. Lord George
Bsptnck made a motion ON Tuesday evening that the
house should adjourn ul LAST evening. As wednesday
vas the Derby Day" and De stated thar be had the
/ f,u sanction of the Prime Minister In making the mo
/ ton Mr. Bright very properly remarked that u was
beneath the dignity ofthe House 70 adjourn because Ger
/ tain races were 90 take place near the metropolis
ireland is again m a state OF the greatest excitement
/ The failure of the Government In the recent prosecu
ZION. has made men holder and the repealers and con
| f.,ierofc. do not now measure their scdiuous
.Jccches John Mitchell published a tier IN me last
/ number OF TIE tHrsd irslndl dated from ms &C.,
I'm New.lte prison. which De- refers 90 The measured
/ tramp of 10000 marching men beneath ms window
| and he calls them his gallant conlederstes. cuen
indeed they are. They have marched several tnles IN
TN, military sfvle from their luUrOums 10 NcwgGte az
/ a. boir In the evening They have then all given
three hearty cheers for Mitchell, The Irish patriot
I ,ud returned In military order 20 their clubs .
Nr Mitchell sull talks treason H. SAYS, ''thc I'D
erty of Ireland may come sooner or later by peace
full negotiation or bloody conflict but 70 j. sure and
wherever between the poles may chance 10 be- ] viii
hear the crash Of the downfall OF the hrce accufscd
Mr. Reilly declares openly for a Republic and SAYS
thatu amy Jury b. bold enough % convict Mr. Muchc,
then $1,000 armed men shall release him hom The
Two confederate clubs have registered a solemn oath
that they viii use their muskcts and pixies against Her
Majesty troops should an attempt Dee made % convey
Mr Mitchell away from Dublin as a pusoncr
The Dr. DOYLE Club has addressed letter OF sympa
| ,hv to Mrs Mitchell aud informed her that b her hue
band should be- convicted that they VIII al al hazards
restore him liberty and 20 her and that they VIII pro
| rsct her and her children.
The Government continue 20 make arrests almo =
f.lv Mr. Devin Reilly who has been associated with
Mr. Mitchell n the editorial department OF ine tana
TIsimau. was arrested m Dublin ON Monday last Inc
charge against HIM l. that he took the command or the
81 Patrick 5 Club marched through the streets and gave
Inc words Of command Right shoulder forward g.
Mr. Reilly is one of the most prominent and influential
members of the Irish Confederation
Warrants have also been issued for the arc Of SIR
Duffy of the Dublin Naii0H. and Mr. T. d. MGec.
The trial Of Mr. Mitchell commenced this day, but you
will not learn the suit hy this can inform
YOU however that John Mitchell rW be dcptted' Inc
(oyerument that was so prompt 30 lock him up IN pr
son, has not the power 20 transport Elm beyond tne
| seas" The British Government ls weak ln felaho. ~
was defeated In the trials Of OBren and Meashef ana
10 wiz be again defeated annoyed, mortified by the
John Mitchell trial
isg Austria has recently undergone another political
change In the sudden light Of the Emperor his mme
date return demanded by the People and he Is al
! this moment rctracing bis steps % Vienna.
Civil war continues ts ravages thr0ughou the greater
part OF continental Greece. The Government forces
are said 20 be weak, and the insurgents are daily gain
ng fresh strength.
continue 10 predict some terrible revolutionary move
rnauts in France Great changes viii undoubtedly take
place but unattended with boOdshed.
must direct your attention 10 the important pro
ceedings in the National Assembly Of France Tugs
day Last On that day the Minister for Foreign Affairs
stated on Monday be had presented 20 the Executive
Committee the American Minister Mr. Rush, VINO was
The bearer Of a formal recognition OF the French Re
public Us the American Government and Of an address
Of congrstulston voted by Congress. A Committee
was appointed 10 draw up a reply % the address.
In The course OF debate upon Poland, NJ. Lanlartne
spo ke OF the foreign policy OF France and referred "a
the situation on Italy He sad that should Italy be too
weak to assert her freedom France had an army oil
60O0O men ready % cross the Alps. he did not believe
that Italy would require foreign aid but should che
utter cry OF distress should circumstances render II
necessary and legitimate. M thftufnfc ~ FRANCE Nd'
c,rfgu and ia NJ should Hay fall again uide he
. | yoke che had 90 giOri0asly shateH Of.
NJ Lamartine also sad. with regard 20 Poland, that
declarations bad been addressed 20 the Three Powers
informing them that the first condition OF the duration
OF peace between them and France would be the re-
construction OF an independent Poland.
| These declarations Of 81 Lalnarrne created pro
found sensation in tue Chambers. and similar ecn.
/ was manifested here IN political circles
IL . stated that the Emperor OF Russia has instructed
his Ministers 40 several OF the Courts Of Europe 20 de
clare in his name that he regards the invasion Of Jut
land By the Prussan troops caasHs bs and that h
prepared support the rights Of the King Of Den
/ marx
The recent news from India and China attracted u;
de attention IN England.
The Cholera has made .ts appearance at Constantine
pie and at Moscow.
The general trade Of England remains IN a very mac
tive state The shops VI London are almost deserted
even this gay season The complaints loud tina
the retail trade b. unusually dull
The Cotton, Corn aud Money markets have not M
derg0ne. any important change this week. To-day
Corn market was very dull
The splendid new American packetship Der0Hstir
Capt. Morgan. arrived IN the Thames Saturday las
and made tine appearance. She attracted great del
% attention. and spoken OF as one Of the nnest sp'
cimens Of naval architecture ever seen In this port
The Sarah Sands will leave Liverpool on Tuesday ii
9Th day Of June.
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