New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
ENGLAND.
Lord Derby, in the House of Lords on

Lord Derby, in the House of Lords or
uondsy made the announcement that Government hac
no present Ltention of removing the American mai
feners from Liverpool to any OF the southern or ives
err ports Of Ireland and in the House OF Commons on
ne same evening the Colonial Secretary slated tha
,sthsr was there any intention OF removing the W IS
jpls and her packets from uthapPion 10 ;
N tie came time the suoJec. was oPcu 80. ~ 40,
~ II The submarine telegraph were brought lnto
b.twetl England and Ireland, hut even tnen
Ys~lN mol nold out expectations tnat u away shou'o
Dc sou srea port in preference 10 Limerick. IL was
pe the memorial addressed TO the Treasury on
ssiosSt :, .hea,ld be laid before the House
70, ss "a. riven, in the Commons u Sir J. Paklng-
Lee ,s,s for the Colonies, bring in bill giving
DI p,s.entstive Constitution TO the Colony OF New
Zealand. ,,h;.., o,,d o,r., ,;..,,,,,..ar.e, os
zfsl.nd made il impossible One Secretary said TO
.ai,s G, institution exsc'ly similar 10 that OF otner
colonies The proposal was 10 estsoHsn C"uoc,S Ior
.tssrscemept OF local matters and Central Legs
w aoy The disposal OF general or larger questions.
~ ~. members of this Central Council part viii be
o;ra,ed ty the British Crown, but the majority by
- r,ropean and native population VINO possess prop
80, ouae6caiion, namely, u freehold worth &JO tue
occupstion OF a mousse "oitn @io ' ''"'' VI Ia ''''
county IS per anpum. r. ~, ,,,., -
M Hume. Mr. Gladstone Sir w. Moiesw9rth aud
,rd Johp Russell approved, in general terms, OF the
motion 49,, to. oo,,, +o ~, ,h n r,il;tia
~, ss ,hop taken up; Mr.. Golden was opposed 80 the
snomept Of militia at present, ana moved as an amend
,.tthsf return OF tue elective force OF mo Navy Dc
Ia hstr, the House prior to the bill going into com
s.ssse Ne found that the country had I'VE hundred
,sasels Of war aOa aud building aud II There were re-
M suv Ss ser that force ought 20 be alled from dis
tsst stations for the protection OF nome But the Dan
ser was IDEAL There was no Instances OF war between
no great nations without ample warning anu time ior
rr.osysion He also urged the ni.cutles Ot l,ndlny
an invading force IN face Of the military facilities aitor-
5d by the network OF railways III country so small as
ypgjspd where troops could De thrown on any point OF
lilo tfA NO hpl
man ~ common sense believed 10 the probability OF En-
Gland being invaded but ii the country are really afraid,
b the shis be brought home betOre the citizens are
trspsmoQrifed into military people MI Bright toI-
kwed In the same strain and aluc 10 the blunderng
misersbe uno.ciplned horde which was prop posed to
be brought together by this militia bill After further
DISCUSSION the debate held over til Tuesday night,
when II again resumed.
TIE debate ON the Militia Bill was resumed on Tues
dav night and after long dis ,ussOl was again adj
iourned til Wednesday.
In the House Of Lords on Tuesday nlght, LORD Lynd
hurst called the attention OF the House to tae disaotes
Imposed upon persons refusing TO tax, the oans OF ao
juraton and referring ecy 10 the case oil Mr. DO
mans and laid ON the table DILL repeating all disao
ties la such case except pecOniary ones. Lord Camp
bell expressed satisfaction with the hoped
the bill would go step farther and permit the aims
sitn OF Jews into Parliament Lord Derby would Of
fer no opposition 10 the bill which, after discus
sion, was read fret time.
On Monday deputatlOn consisting OF
Sir Jobn Boesu, Sir John Burgoyne, Mr.. Brown NJ
p, Eibu Burrit and Mr.. Grove, Secretary OF the so
cey ofArts waited the American Munster, In name
OF the Committee formed during the progress Oh the
great exhibition 70 agtate the snblect Oh iuIerhaioa
postage The deputation sought the assistance OF the
Minister ia carving out their vlews on that SUBJECT
Mr. Lawrence conceded with his visitors that the rate
Of ocean postage between Europe and America was az
preseM hich aud ought to be reduced to the loves
possible rsie tie de, Jared his convict m that tenn
poysy deficit of revenue was not 10 hr helu In com
paris with the great boon which cheap postage "ouu
confer and which was certain In ew years by tue
great Increase OF corr esponGence 1t would cfeate, To
make up the deficiency. He had on more tnan one oc-
cssien directed The attention OF the Uaied safes uov
en and hs, of Biitrin to The subject, and he would
lose no opportunity OF endeavorng . procure with re-
gard to il satisfactory arrangement.
The "city leader" of the Times has the
following paragraph "ntelligence has been received
today MONDAY from the Superintendent and Cashier oi
Nouyesu Monde Company In California which may tend
10 enehtcn the public the value OF the leases and
claims In that State which have lately been vended al
prizes to English spectators The report both with
ipect TO the difficulties connected with Colonel Ere
monis title and with his powers To put parties into pos
session OF any mineral grants was such as u proven
their making any attempt 1T present 10 establish them
selves on his property. The superintendent was &C
cordncy about visit other localities mo 10 the nDr
Of California, where favorable positions Tor works anC
abundance OF gold quartz are Understood to exist
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce
are urging on the Government the expecting OF TIT
mails and recommend that where new lines OF steam
ers are established on mail routes, the carrying con
tracts be thrown open to competition