New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
ENGLAND.

0ly 4Lh. 10 represent the q
in the Hone Of LoIde, were tie nd On ncelor, the
Duke OF Northumberland, the Marquis of Salisbury and
tie Eorl OF Lonsdalc crowd OF TIE CJmn) ns ap-
peaed at the bar to hear the writ read after wch the
House Adjourned.
lie House of Commons assembled at the
sarDe hour the Lord. q o'clock aud there
good attendance Of MEMBER new and OLD Baron
ROh,chid appeared among them. After attending at
tn Lar Of tie Lords TO hear the COumi sen read the
House organized with Sir Dsno |, M Tchant IN tine
Char, and proceeded to elect tae Sp cakcr. NJ II.
Palmer pl opposed and Lord Gro,venor seconded the
reelection OF Hon. Charles Saaw Leieyre which
carried unanimously. Sir r. H. Ingles Lord Inn X Is
SELL the Chancellor OF the Exchequer Joseph lne
Congratulated the Spesk,s, and The House ijOurnei
On riday the members oil the Lower House
were again unnamed 10 the bar OF the Lords wden the
Chancellor senlhed the Queens appreciation of their
choice OF Speaker number OF peers took the oaths
and their seats and the House adjourned o. the re-
Turn OF the Commons to tneir own apartment, tbs
Speaker returned thanks for his reelection Sx aring
il Of the members then proceeded with for hour
or Two, alter which the House adjourned.
Mr.. Macaulay's address to the constituency
Of Edinburgh has attracted attention, well from us
elot uence political tone Q may be ered hat
the he'd gentleman Is just recovering from
illness which il was feared would prove iatd) H. pro-
feeses himself unable fOresee from tue Ian uaye
held by tie members Of the Government what their con
duct will DO on the subject OF Protection but he thinks
he predict that the reform effected by Sic )bsrt
Peel l. safe. Personally he IN cauay) earnest favor
Of free trade and prepared to 20 further toward uni
vers suffrage than be hOughtit possible he sh ud
be. Further he adds:
"You know, gentlemen. ! need not tell you, that
in those Colonies which have been planted by
our race-iind when sHy Colonies speak well OF
these which have separated from us as those which
still remain united us-yOu know that in Colonies
the condniln Of the labOrIng has long BEEN far
more prosperous than in aby part Of the Old World
Every where the desert Is rece before the advance
ment OF the flood OF human life and civilizations an in
the meantime those who are lett behind find abundance
and never endure those prvaOns which in oil cOun
tries too often beiH the labOring Glasses.
"And why has not the condition OF our aborers been
equally foltunatoi Simply, | believe, on account OF
the great Ot6nce which Eeparates our country IRON
the new, upoct upied, and unCulvaed fertile part OF
the world and on account OF the expense OF raversin5
that disolce. Science, however, has abridsei an Is
abridgng that dstan ;e-science has diminished and Is
dimiIi hing TINT expense. Already New-Z 'aland Il
nearer for all practical purposes than England was to
the Puiitanf who ell thheT from the ~ amy OF Laud
Already the coasts oi Nor h America. Halifax, Boston
ard N1w-York nearer to En- gland Than within the
memory of persons now living the Island OF Skye and
the County OF Donegal were TO London.
'Aiready emigration is beginning II rightly under
stand produce the same effect here wmca mas pro
duced on the Atlantic States OF the Jnion. And do not
imagine that our countryman who goes abroad i. alto
gether lost TO Even II he go from unier IN don'n
ion and protection of the ENGLISH uag ana settle himself
among kindred people still he IF not altogether Ist 10
US for under the bengDant system OF Tree tra1e ne
" IN still remain bound to us by close TIES lCheers ii
he ceases to be neghbor he Is still beneiactor anu
customer
90 where YOU msv if you will but uphold that system
iuyloat. is Tor US that he is turning the forests INTO
corn tl on the banks of the Mississippi Il Tor Us ne
Is tending his sheep aud preparing hs fleece In the heA
of Australia and the meantime II Is from Us ne re-
ceives the commodities winch produced with vast
adyaItae Ia on old society where great masses OF
capital are accumulated. His candlestcks and ms pos
and pans come from Birmingham his knives from Snei-
field The lelt cotton Jacket which he wears IN summer
comes from Manchester and the good ON coat "heu
he wears in winter comes from Leeds and In return ne
eends us back what be produces in what was once VIII
delness-the good flour out OF which l. made the large
LOAF Which the Eugl hmln divides among his chIlfen
lCleer At tits point the speaker was unable 10 pro
coed from exhauftion
came of On Tuetday night, previously announcer
Full reports OF the speeches have since come 10 nam
but we do not they contain much beyond IecaPtu
laon of the welknown points OF faith oil the Cooisn-
Bright school About 5000 persons were present, but
AS demonstration appears 10 have fallen ratl'r UNI
The London Times has rather noticeable
leading srticle 4ln inst IL commences by stating ust
owing " the "bunders" OF the Wings, the unhg-
nifed" conduct OF Gen. Scott and the "dlscIeditApe
attempts" of Mr. Webster, il never entertained douot
of the success Pierce. IL r9oices that Zen rIerec
is known to be favorable TO low tarhs ana nVery W
trade prases Mr. Fillmore as possessing nehner inc
passions or the enthusiasm OF ms fellow citizens: neM
states that the fitting out OF the Jspan Expedon wa
sham that Its real destination Is CUBA; but II II DC of
Jauan that is insufficient and that tire Presdeh ls'
ter Will be read with astonishment and resented as an
indienity" The truth IT," says the Tones, tne
American Cabinet Il prepared TO deal win lhe coal
heds OF Japan just as II attempted 10 uedi WIN ~ -
ano Of Lobus and h. ere Is defense against such
policy but the possession Of superior Strength =,
In London, the preparations for the Wening-
ton funeral are going with the most lavish eNrhNH
e6nce The following officers selected as pail pear
ers Gens Comberrnere, Londonderry, Hsrdingc, sea
ton Cough Cherries Napier, Huntington, Geo. Pollock
and Harry Smith TIE funeral takes place on the ioul
George Frederic Dickson is gazetted as Con-
sui General 1T London Tor the Argentine Conied 'raon
and Thomas Price Treasurer Tor the Island OF AnguA
The Mexican and West India mails are 70
hand per mil steamer MagdGlens Dares are from vera
Cruz October s. Chagres 9in, 81 Ihomes l.ih iIs
Msedsiera brought s4403l silver and eouoO g9I "a
which SIS 616 was Oh account Of the Mexican DIVIDEND
Nothing specially interesting by this ARRIVAL Count
Non ho,or French Charge d. Arsires a. Equator came
passenger by the Magdalens having struck nus nag III
consequence OF difficulties witl the Ecquadorean u0'-
eminent
The Commissioners of the late Worlds tar
have purchased with the surplus funds OF the Shionon
plot Of ground Kensingon, which they inteaa 20
present 10 the nation size Tor new NatioDal u4hey
o: Art.
Application for hq5eds corpus in the case OF
Bsirnet md ALAN, seconds in the late duel has been
refused.
Sir William Newbigging, an eminent physi-
clan died az Edinburgh Saturday LIST.
TIE Daily Netcs acknowledges the receiPt OF
SIX shHngs in pence, TO head penny subscription on
behalf u Ms. stowe.
A true bill for libel, arising out OF the six
,,rhri % .aruv" his been found AZ The instance of
,he Government against the AEgi0 Cst Irish HeWspa
Father Gavaz1i is on the ere of embarking
for America
+. Du Bourdien, Civil Engineer, has al
dressed letter TO the Earl Of Mayo warmly sustaining
re ,,-, Recommended by that ncblenan for making
Eseksod Bay tzsnsaflantic packet station
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