New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

-..d,v evening. The following details OF news TO-
.-,vsS nv her are from the British, French and Ter
-, 6les received by The Ner- York Tribune;
GREAT BRITAIN.
Things In Parliament.
n, Friday. the 7tb, in answer to a question from
NJ, Smart Lord John Russell said he would make
Known in fortnight the plan Government ProPoseu
for the future duties OF the Court OF Chancery Tue
iersdicton of the House Of Lords IN appear cases
and the political functions OF the Lore Ohanceno.
.t present the great seal is TO be put In commslon
heing entrusted TO one common Law Judge ana TWO
equity Judges; bat this arrangement beng neon
venent 10 The public, by withdrawing those Judges
from their own courts will continue pat ~, sno'I
time Mr. D'Israeh asked question o, the OISi5n
Atinister respecting the invasion OF CUBA; 10 Wnich
Lord Palnerston epled that he had received lnlor
nation of the affair from the British Minister al
Washington, aud had communicated ~ % the span
;sb Ambassador who had arrived IN London lew
days sipce A conversation was then started by Mr.
Hor,man about Rev. DR.. OIiphant, the new Bishop
Of Llandaii who was said at the time OF his appoint
ment 10 he well acquainted with the Welsh Ian
gusge but recently, according tothe newspapers the
bisbog although ne preached good Welsn sermon,
was unable 70 make an eXtemPore w esh reply 20
a public address,. Mr. Horsman considered TINS an
imnosition and asked the Government TO explain
l. Lord Jobn Russell said that he had appointed
the doctor because he was eminent for piety and
learnino had held Welsh benefce, and been al
the head of Welsh college The discussion emf
ed with a notice Of some further questions to be
put During the rest OF the evening tie House was
acsunied with the Metropolitan lnterments Bill,
which was debated very lengthily, and which in
terests the City of London. On Monday the
Oneen's answer to Lord Ashley's address, voted
by the House last week, which prays that the col
lection and delivery Of letters on Sunday may
cease, and that inquiry may be made as 70 the
enndav transmission Of letters, vas read by Sir
n Her MAJ re n cOmDllQnce
with your request have TO inform you that shall
sive directions accordingly" Mr.. Thorneley asked
whether an exception would not be made IN favor
of the foreign spondence in OF the Amer
can mail reRchiog Liverpool ON Sunday, letters
ould not be sent on TO London till Monday, unless
sorted on the Sunday evening. Lord John Russell
,enl;ed ,bera vonIo os no exemption with regard
10 ftoreien letters. MIR. Miner 1,e.on put several
questions as to the intentions OF Government 70
which Lord John replied vaguely that their only
desire was to cary into effect the address
la answer to Lord John Manners, Sir George
GREY said the Factories Bill would oe taken up on
Friday. The report of the Committee oil Supply
being brought ND Mr. Hume raised another discus
another discussion about the new houses oil Parla-
ment He moved that $4,000 be struck oil from
the years grant of 100000 toward that edlhce,
his object being to prevent the COMMITTEE oil Iaste
from ordering any more paintings. A long and AMI
mated debate ensued, in which Mr.. Osborne con-
enormous cost, was neither beautiful nor useful.
On the other hand, the Chancellor Of the Elk
cbeouer beside Sir Robert Peel and Lord John
Russell defended Mr.. Barry, the architect, aud
psti6ed the proceedings OF the Committee. Mr.:
Humes motion was negatived. lie then moved
for a Select Committee TO inquire into the conduct
and the great increase OF the expense above the
estimste. This also was rejected by 50 against %.
The second reading Of the bill for AbolIshng the
Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland was opposed by MI
Grattan and several Irish members, put supported
by Mr. Roebuck and Lord John Russell. The de-
bate was adjourned.
In the House of Lords on Friday the 9TH, Lord
Broueham introduced the subject oil the Cuban In.
yason; the Marquis of sndsdowne, in reply, sad
Il certainly was piratcal expedition OF the worst
character. but it was reprobsted by the United
States Government; If it had not boen 30, her
Eaiesty's Government would have lntlmated their
sentiments on the subject to that OF the United
States. Lord Stanley then importuned ministers
10 declare what instructions they had sent to the
British cruisers In the West Indies, on the subject
but Lord Landsdowne and Earl Grey refused TO
ell him.
The bill for improving the Administration oil
criminal Justice, was read third time Oh MON.
day, the bill brought forward by the Marquis OF
Westmeatb, TO make some alterations In tie lrsn
Encumbered Estates Act was read second time )
but the ministers said they did not mean 70 consent
set aside any of the main provisions oil the pres
ent act although Lord Westmeath and the Ear
of Genga denounced the exls ing Ia" as " GOWN
right plumber and infamous robbery.
On Friday the 4th, the Government carried tue
Ssv unon the Factories Bill. They had proposed
iOi hours as days labor in factories Lord Jonn
Manners moved 10 make it 10. Dir. Ormsly, Nc.
D'Israeli and others sustained his motion oat II
sied by vote OF l42 yeas to Isl nays
More Refugees from Hungary.
The ninety. eight Hungarian refugees, who ar
hved on June 5, in the HottiDger, from Malta are
still in Southampton, supported by the lnhaoltants
and from the Polish Refugee Fund, managed by
Lord Dudley Stuart The unfortunate men are ma
tyes of Poland. Twenty-eight of them were Oil
GERS in the Hungarian army, the rest were common
soldiers When they arrived at Southampton they
we're all utterly destitute, and the Oriental Com
pany kindly allowed them 10 sleep on board the
POsiinger The first night, and gave them supper
and breakfast On Thursday the Mayor OF South
snptop nlaced them at the various hotels and pub
be houses in the 10 gn There they remained Thurs
day and Friday, when the funds Tor their saPPof'
being exhausted, the Mayor took the com "a ahdlh5
officers 10 his residence. Many or the inhaOIants
Acted "a generously towards the others, anu the
socers We're sent TO cheap lodging houses for shell
Ter, the MAYOR being responsible Tor the expense.
Aehsrtable soup kitchen has been made aValaole
To keep the men from starving. Strenuous ehorts
are making 70 raise subscriptions 70 SEND them 20
America. IL would appear that all the oncerS are
sentlemsnly, and many OF them accomplished men,
Both men aud officers are warhkelooSing. Tney
observe the strictest discipline among themselves,
and their good conduct under great suterings has
gained them much sympathy.
A correspondent says: "a On the evening they
arrived the writer Of this invited few Of the OIL
GERS to meet some friends Of Hungarian and Polish
liberty, but they with much delicacy declined, fear
ing il would excite envy, and preferred to remain
On board 70 cheer and console their contradict
They have a great number of Kossuths bank
Io.es in their possession. They fought for that H.
ias,ricus man to the last; and these were the men
sho accompanied and protected him in his flight