New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08

s...ta. The following compete d'tais % thf news
size brings are made ap from the British French
aaa German lies received by 1he Tuiases
ENGLAND.
Doings OF Parliament.
a. fh. Commons ou Msoh d. ths Secretary ~
Var moved tor vote of 700 l.S men tlr tho land
service .or the ensuing year the number being ~
llcei b. g. 26 from that required s't year
VI Hume moved 20 reduce this number by
10000 mem Mr. Cobicn supported thus motion.
1ut alter a good deaf ot discussion ~ was lost by
2-l NAYS g. so Yeas making majority tor The Gov
esumeut o. l,1.
Oh H., fch. NJ A. Drummou,, moved that al
eQga,c means should be- forthwith adopted tore
,iuce the expenditure the government Basing
hts argument upon the tertns OF ms motion Of which
lc hat given u0ucc'. lie sought . show that the
present taxation ID; the country depresses all Class
- specially the iaborlns classes by diminishing
me funds Tor the employment OF productive labor
tie coniended that the Corn Law had been made
necessary 10 the labo.er by the peace which terrn
a.ted the prohtsbs wsr prices, AID that as though
We were stlli az peace we had repealed that Corn
Law. must, peressifafe, relieve the burdens
ot the laborer lie sad tha, the free traders had
taught the people "a think Of breaking iaith with
the public creditor aud 90 consider that there ought
not ~ be such difference a. they now observed
between ri'h aud poor he demanded that a. pa.
terdc'ion o, any Kind OF production ~ the part Of
The land occupef should be abolished. and the re-
igct ons should De- made IN tia salaries Of all Her
Nairstys servants.
4 very lengthsn,d discussion i1ll, wed. IN which
the Secretary a. War moved the previous lnes
ulu and vas followed by SIR r. Peel Lord John
Russell. Lor John Manners and many others 10
gUpeared that under the ruiso 0l cfectns re
llct 10 Ia the salaries a. Her Majesty servants,
So iIr az the agricultural interest concerned, II
vas further proposed % effect reversal! o. the
.ree trade policy
tI-
| sham motion tie reiterated his statement OF
,he crippled condition of the sborlng classes. and
warned the House that school inclined toward
reputation was growing up, which inattention
% the wants Vi the working osiers "ou'a' he lear
/ ed, encourage.
The House diycled when the numbers were
For NJ Drmmond. motion - gor previous question lyo
Ma oriiy agansl the motion. ia
/ On the l5ah to fhsac"iior of the kxchequer
/ brought forward the subject Va have already
/ given rs details ty telegraph
Onths ls,h Mr.. Osborne asked the Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs, whether the Govern
| nent OF Great Britain. Or It's Ambassador at Con
stsntiuope. were parties By advice or otherwise.
20 the conduct OF lie Turkish Government - con
Iamuinp kossuth and the other Hungarian re-
elre,s M Turkey 70 banishment and confinement
I'd the interior Of Aha Minor And. if the Bcs.sh
Government had rEl been a party u that most
ustiGab'e rrocseding then he wished to ask
whether the Bntlsh Government had made any r..
m0nstrgnce 10 the Porte on the subject
Lord Palmers,oni 10 answer 10 the quest0n oi
the hon gentleman, whether Her Msjesty's GOV
en.mrnt bad been party % the trans portaiou OF
tie HungArian REFUGEES, said. that Her Msiesty's
Government had only - FAR interiercd 20 having,
through Her Ma.estys Ambassador al Constant
41ole recommended b the Porte . make the DE-
,rlt0n II those pdrsons-li tie Porte considered
itsei bound by is engagements with Austria 70
irtain them Al al--Ur as short time as was con
D. nj d he
line O. render the,f detention as little irksOule and
.lcYnysaient as possible lie bad rO difficulty 10
saving as his own opinion. that . Woud have been
s.raDle u the Porte could have ST. them At Aber
49, and not detained them at all u vas not for
a.r Majesty government 10 Judge What were
the engagements and communications entered INTO
1y tire Porte with tne Government Of Austria bat
taking broad view Oi the matter, Il would have
seemed that II the Porte bad felt tssif at liberty
.1 az fully AMI freely, that engagement which the
Porte was bound o full, namely preventing the
Turkish territory from being the scene Of Intrigue
Tor the porpOse " disturbing the tranquility Of lis
1eighbors, would have been accomplished by re-
moving Altogether from the Tarksh territory those
persons "a whom The Austrian Government look
"a Nth anxiety AMI JEALOUSY b1t the Porte was
the only ladge II what It's engagements compelled
to Do.
The debate on tie abolition Of the African squad
ron took place On tho 10Th. Mr. HAITI, who brought
o.1ekade system, and remarked the coincidence Of
,ls .n.reas- ll tie Save trade Nth thr cOsfciye
measures adopted under the treaties - suppress
r BE argued that We had undertaken a task Ia
sh.ch any amount n iofce was unequal-tO sup
aress a coutsaband trade which yielded h2her
raIls than any other trade ll the word. All Il
u-r-.ee den.oostrate.l that no lucrative trsle Of
a.is kind vas ever suppressed by coercion. lie
CHEN "a! lertcd y 'le testimony u COmmCdJre
B. t4se. All or {. Hotham the COmmOdOfes u tie
Aircan squadron AL other uaya gitnesses, b the
m practicablity Oi p1ttlnZ DOM the hafhc by
'1r.e Observing that IA witness amoHz those VINO
ae.d a c0utrsr, opinion considered the pres-nt So
tenn satsactJry oGe. though A@j,yoO,D0O mad
3esn expended upon H. and We were sal paying
100000 a year and employ inz b.tS cen ~ and 90
.esssis - MAINTAIN u he objected ~ the country
y-ing engaged Ia ar object 10 Which & could cop
ret. wiki ~ other state AID was oOuaantiy
trembling o. the verge u quarrel with France
AMI America.
Mr Laboochere regarded this question a. ia.
voivng nOr only the cause Of humanity but the
csarlcter and honor OF England. II the squadron
vas y Re vItaIrawn from the coast d Airica
Nitt0uf any Substitute and deprecated the an.
nog1cemell b. the CompOls Of England that here
si.er this horrible usgiC might prevail over every
sea without let Or Lindrsnee The squadron, il
N4s said bad nDs succeeded IN s1ppresslaz the
trade The afganelt that the eXertiOns Of the
ssreEl with M difference q prices Vi Slaves, the
present Ligh cost " negro al Cuba and Brazil
proving that practical limit nAd been pat uPo0
.ce Transport a natives q Afrca across he Atiao
&c. M Labouchere cited the testimony o. 7H y
Hetnsm. witness Ebase evidence had yesn 10
yoked by Mr. H1rt. b. tLe EVIL ehec" o, "i'hel
b., r. s4.,,r .thouf .ubssirute drew q ven
e.,5srs zing pctare u tie progress made II e'vhz
ae he race. IN the coast q Afea ehieny 1hfOuz9
M issue,c.., n tie Repabc Of Liberz and pointed
cat he inevitable consequences 81 NJ fsso-tsoa
mon tbe British sagsT srOTing eol1nies, winch SUI
| -, -, Sesrth Of iabor wOQd have ~ con.
/ ,sn5 with ,orc.gn suzarprodUcilg countries com
,oasaiar a. unlimited supply Of slave iAoor al
Irra John RssseB sad the House was asked
a, he end Il series u triamPhs achieved IN tie
caase d humanity, ~ iAAe reIrOgrade step pro
/ ,',ioin, % the world that We % iOnger meant b
axe measures against the slave trade OK 10 Otcr
/ .nb.ttute thsrety spreading dscourge ment