New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
PROVISIONS FIRM.
Dates from Liverpool March 90; London
l1st, Paris Goth.

arrived from Liverpool at O'Clock last evening
having made the passage home In ~ days and 7
hours notwithstanding that, for six days, she had
to battle with the Spring Equinoctial. The night
after leaving Liverpool the Baltic met large
steamer, supposed to be the Europa.
The B attic left this port for Europe four weeks
ago on Wednesday. She made the passage out
in IL days and II hours encountering strong
easterly winds and rough sea. She spent five
days in discharging and taking in cargo and
Goals, and is in New-Y York, having twice crossed
toe ocean in less than month. We believe this
is the first time any ship has ever performed this
feat.
Before reaching Liverpool on the outward pas
sage the passengers held a meeting and passed
resolutions highly complimentary to the ship,
Captain Comstock and the other officers They
slio provided piece of plate as testimonial to
the gallant Captain. The resolutions we would
publish but for want of room.
On the return voysge the Arctic met several
srge icebergs in Ion. 40, lat. 43o 80. April l,
at 81 M. met the Hermann.
The ship lvanhoe was seen ashore on the
Round Shoal, off Nantucket, on the cath of Feb,
with all sails set and apparently list to the star
board by the Joseph Walker, Capt. Msgee,which
snived at Liverpool March Is. This mskes Il
certain that she was lost
From the Cape Of Good Hope there is nothing
new.
DoIDgs OF Parliament.
la the House of Lords Lord Torring has moved
for the papers relating to his administration OF the
Government of Ceylon, in which he has been &C.
oused Of gross cruelty. He contends that the
documents will fully Justify him. On Thursday
petitions on agricultural distress were presented
ard discussed On Friday the County Courts
extension bill vas read second time. Nothing
81 6h ssnf n 9bis s'RHE oGse
In the Commons on the 17th Mr. baiilie with
drew his motion calling for the document on the
affairs of Ceylon saying he should review " Wnen
he could do so embarrassing ore pressing pubic
nusiness Tim Aot Papal bill was also discussed MT
CALDWELL makBg eech AGAINST It as utterly lnsuhciea.
1,Sa came hil was further debated Thursday by Mr.
Newdegae " ho maintained In q long tlstonca speech
at CnfGna Legules had been I'D nitted 20 reside
m \ lsnd ,ShSut the consent of the Crown aud he point
"a ouf he evs which would result rom au ntfooucIoh Vi
M canon law and urged the necessity Of exercising su
,s,vison over Converts and all other religious houses
Mr. Knox asserted that Ireland could not he excluded
from the bil without breach 81 the acl OF union;
Mr. PowER deuouncei lie bill as pssecuung mess1,e'
Mr. Henry DkUMMoND made wsrm susek on sue gay. q
pei priests who, ~ was assured, had aweys Aleu a
ei ON al The expense Of Inc aliy ana
pon the uunueres which be declared were elmer prs
This sentiment called up the Earl Of ARUNDEL and sur,
KEY v DO with emotion, appealed 70 tne oPeaAeI
whether Mr. DIummond had not uanSgresSeo 'u7 ie' VI
Tie srEAKrE decided in The negative snd Mr. DRUM,
MosD resuned bis aTguueLt, aoduclng various WiNIeu
srIlor,ties TO show he usurpsops In emporas the IN
tolerant and dangerous tepes and the unehansea quo nu
chspeeSbe preensiOns Of the ROmish see, eomnenung
ssTcsstcaly up IN the extracts as no resu he III Ine
Course OF an enumeration OF certain imp9rsnons don
| Rome MI DrUUmOnd alluded 10 mo Nnslu Ms,y
nnk which the prelude 10 seeue Oh gf9at enC"e
uenl mir. okshery rose to order as Wen - "a, ~,
/ Oconnel al Moore and Mr. Sra''sn VINO oesieu '"a'
| he words might be takeD down ,..,
The SpEA1ER decided thai Mr.. Drummond havlsg usei
noexmesslCn personally offensive 10 member or olsIe
r.ctu 10 he House. not Out Of order bGt he ~ Ino
line expressed hope that members IN 20
question VI much decscy, calculated 70 pIoouce ~
rurh excitement would sbsIsn from al expressions 'nA'
Ns ~ corriIst,,ry words from Mr. DRUMMoSD restored
ne House 20 some degree Of camnsss and no csncu1e1
his speech by that the Dill vas unJus ana
for Tow ard Ireland, AID that law mus % paseo ~ Po
nhit the of Cardinals 10 Ireland 70 avolo every
hing under the canon Ia y ana 70 eA'eho n' Si0i
| main Act for the protection OF dying men ,,-.
Sir JAMES GRAHAM expressed deep regret a. me Insm
peraie AID uHgusId,d expressions USED oy IN MI dssrm
Iaonc sud s,ier lengthy sddre" eN p'eS'eu MS Oe''N
sous Isby Lord RUSSELL, The debate was
.oiolrrco until Friday, a the hoase aaourned Z" one
"a FIidsy. the 2lst Mr. MOORE referred to the
proceedings in the House the previous niens no
tlvn,s.ses ~, reeret if he had himself in his re-
rriks core heyot what due 10 such an assembly,
ngt hs phuid Iot have had not an unJasnhsoe
eaIss by mt Dsummond He designated lhoss express %,
eiors he IruTSn, Ia cies OF oofcelAy NOeS "
a.
Mr. MooKg wi hdrew The expression and modiheo II
ino al uLmany insiruAuon, aad numatJu ,1 -. IN
course ofte proceedings NE Speaker 0ogu' " "e'' ~
Iors osN RusssLL minated his conyieon maj; taoago
- iu IRE House when ms expressions teetsu "
we're pssd The Speaker had acted pedecuy Iigu sue
rresssd rs regret ,hst such scene sh'o1a ha''
~ q cosssII gave no:s Of motion Of csn'ure
upon no expressions Csee oS M. ~ ,A axrra,
M GrvNol rs expressed his nd guAion Al 1e eNntes-
ION 81 M DraumO1d thai nunneet we're enet ui h
W Fsoas. ssic he had TWO ~ sy
go nurs0us g. because they were Pc tniss9 ~
IN Ire sroauas cuder proper superptendencs iaasn
Tie expressed regret that LoIe husse., 20 81 "a
"a IN, bsd net made any reference TO me ~
mKIs ofMr Drunmocd, ard he regarded me soafo' 0'
DC pohis lord oense number ss ,A., M, having
sesn prssert wnen the obse vsions offensive 70 so1s
members weIe usec by Mr. Drosiinono' NC ~i' NV ~
NJ NIISks Sssos ,omplalse6 OF the delay 70 pablo
.s,ss srssa n, tbosr discussons add OF the tune ep
,,.S ~ he PsSs Agsression He hoped that amer
ne tie qoes ion would De lsia SsSe i,sss vas
sh Taos AeLAS0 sail the desy 10 Puone 'O'iAe'' VIZ
10 sa.9 - cues or ON sir Ipgns Sir 2. BARiSe
nsqssd ast VISA DOT dseSeS s FIsokau ''~
Iod RVsskLL. In epy 70 Mr. Si9son sn .,.ssS thar
question p9s su6srqueSty by M IN i'm second reading
81 ae Fcelesssnssl Tides Bill. Ine 0ovesh tne1. 49,
proceed wuh lne Eslips'ss on ns n.ss M ,,d and on
D. be Al Afterwards wilh the Income Tax Mss uien
seed tie Rouse Al rs rising seoarn III ~ thu
EcessissOs TIDES Assumption bul vas nse ~ ~
Mr BERNAL OsBoRsE, who thought II wSse Us srch
IN y ch 90 nsny corruption preysec and wnen sSIs
hSd committed 40 sggFesson 10 Ireian1' shsn " a. o.
ySiiA tte araDx gu Of me Church OF komS ne Up
,c..a 1be Mi ~ ,tr pchtic and unnecessary.
Nj q Ce,chrure Mr. Chds aod Mr. Wapole snp pol.es'
he srcr res5iig Wheh opposed by Mr. FSr'escue'
Ar Gould ARD ar W. J Fox: -, - s..n.,
NJ RoERucK fdicaed the Idea thai any dshs %
s ,sssl A. rhis eonpuy either from re Introduction
Of the csron law which Ieis'ed entirely 70 mates
esshr a M syp,d zeal action which was ao sed 10 one
ON or snotbes 70 Al osher religious orders as wV ~ |,
resoately opport the bs spd VS. - - I,
So. nssseo mo law would be Impossible 10 carry
! into enoCt .,.-1.S .,.t Ia canon law
-. ~ cAr.ird irIo effect " bshUpe OF tcfllJIte