New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
I'm GLAND.
Detng~ OF Parliament.

bethe- OF laFtl.linf0f.
ol Feb .. the Greek question Vas d.s,-is.e,i
The Marquis O., Lan>downe SAID thst the mediation
Of France bad been accepted In the Common. 81
Committee vas appointed 70 inquire iu., ,rlelnes
alleged e. have been committed bv the Covsrnn,,.r.
Of the island of Cey.ol. Leave Vas given q, h--n..
n bl On improve tie couaition OF masters mate.
and seGmcu .n the col.msrtla, niarin, On fhs fa,,
the Lords considered the troabls AZ the Gao, i.
Good Hope. owIns to the refusal II the Coonis,s ~
allow the lrSh Colcnisis % land. Ear Grew san
II had never been Intended systematically 10 trans
port couyicis O. the Cape The ssme matter was
debated iu the Conmoas on notion 20 take the
power OF iNiI. places Tor the transportation of le
nBs from The Queen ON Council. and tx u in Parllr
me0t tn, nation wss lost
ON the lf.h Lord j Russell made his promise.
statements with regaui a. the Irish { ulons snd
the measures he promised to take in respect o. a.,
adv anceS made by tins country. The noble lord
cGpitu.atcd al. the bans aud grants made 81 Ire
land since SO, which amount IN the aggregate a.
.i,i>3.oo0, snd he proposed that this sum should
be converted into ohdatcd snnuities re-payabe
m ,orty years, with interest az the same rate 4.
vas charged under the different Acts OF Parhamer,
making the grants. He next proposed that the
additional sum ot --]oo.00o should De advanced. %
enable the guardians the Poor .aw Unions 70 "a,
1T debts contracted tor oof amt clothing dur,n ,
nIs conviction, founded ou the increase Of psuper
Ism, that Ireland not in state OF proeresSiye
improvement.
After long debate. the resolutions were agreed
o. without division
The case Of Lord Rodcn and the riot at Doly's
Brae in July asst was debated in the Lords on The
l-th-L0oi stanley. Lord Clarendon and the Earl
OF hodc1 were the principal speakers Lord Ga
rcud0u moved Tor copies oi the CORE spondence be-
tween the Chief Magistrate and the Government
IN relation 10 the affair. Motion sgrced "a
On the i9thin the Commons Mr.. Dlsrscl moved
For 'omm'iteco i the hole House % consider 81,
a revision 81 the Poor laws oftho Z uitcd hiusiom
As may mitigate the distressed the agriculture. class.
q Tho whole 0i the arguments used bv he mover
wenl "a prove TIA, since free trade m corn and
msny other articles OF cereal produce had been
adopted o this country the agricultural interest ha
claim 20 Doe relieved frum a portion OF their share
Of the burden The debate wos ayowedly a Pro.
ttchouist no emert ard 10 was discussed entirely
upon this principle. The changes he proposed
were submitted Ia the form OF resolutions lsf,
that the establishment charges IN the nited kina
dom about Il. 100000 should be- transferred u tho
general revenue a. that certain miscellaneous
rates which generally spsaking II was conven-
tent O. raise by the machinery II the Poor law. but
had nothing e. do with the maintenance of tho
poor, such rs registration OF births and deaths
preparation OF jury lists, SC. should also be d..
ihN ca ny INC 'onsoNuatfi und so, mat tho
charge Cor casual poor throughout the nitcd King.
dom should likewise be transferred 10 the general
revenue These propositions, he contended, were
Ilst aud practicable hey required no new ma
chlnery and destroyed 400 old and the bulk OF the
amount could be furnished by the balance m the
EXchequer
a spirited debate then followed. ia which So
George Grey, Mr. Charters Mr. Anderson NJ
Scymer. Mr Rice ~U John 1yrel, Mr. uQbbQasc
f..I ia.
ana others took part
The debate WAS resumed on the 2lst by Nj Stat
lard Who ~as followed by Sir James Graham, NJ
Gladstone, Nj Wilson and others. The close OF
the debate was mark ed by speeches from Sir Rob.
ert Peel and Lord John Russell. when after a r..
ply lskiliul pointed and iacctousj from Mr.. Dl.
raei the House divided when the number az
pcarcd.
For NJ Dlsraelis motion ....lj2 Against rs
Msiouly.....-N
The announcement was received with cheers b
the protectionists, vino no doubt considered thg
Ministerial ma lority small