New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
by the Atlsntic (:
ENGLAND.

The Earl o. Malmes bury announced in
the House Of Lords, Monday that the Government
bad determined to suspend for the present the bill for
the extrndition Of French criminals This measure ex-
cited much indignation among the public, who ioekedon
it, not unusturaly means 10 give the French police
power over political refugees
The House of Commons was occupied
on Mordsy night in discussing the of Maihes the
BRUSH subject who cut down by an Austrian
fcer In Florence. Lord John Russell charac.enzed
the vtcillang conduct Of Government in this affair as
tending OILY rdicue and contempt and made the
occasion Of attack the Ministry for their in
decisive policy generally. Lord Palmerston also COM
neDied in terms on the conduct Of the Admin
i.rsn and referred in strong language 10 the lanen
table IMPROVEMENT OF iaiy They we're replied 20 oy
subject allowed TO drop Tle House adjourned
without continuing the threstsned debate MsynoOth
On Tuesday the Militia bill was read
second time In the House Of Lords The Commons
held some desutory debating on the MaynOOtn Grant
end other kindred subjects The Of Reys Wingate
Smith and Edwards, who were expelled from Austria
les. January brought before the House, but set
aside by the House being counted out
In the House OF Commons, on the 18th
inst, Mr. j. Bell presented petition from Hannsh Bar
pard Brown OConnsr, praying that Mr.. Feargus
OCopnOr may be liberated. by order ofthe House, from
the custody OF the SergesntstArms with view TO his
being placed in LuDatic Asylum | move (said the
hon gentleman smid cheenDg,) that the petition be
reed by the Clerk the table Mr. Walpoe said, (xhsn
the petition ad been dhis is matter of urgency
sBd beg leave TO committee To inquire into
all The facts of the alleged In the petoa and to
report TO the House upon those tatenents That all
| can DO at present, for am not quite prepared with
the The right hon. gentleman then moved
"thss a committee be appointed, &c, which was
agreed to.
The following proclamation is issued by
the Queen prohibiting. the public exercise Of Roman
Catholic cert monies elsewhere than places of worship
Whereas BY by the Act of Parliament passed in the 10th
year the Of his late aes King George the Fourth
enacted that no Roman Catholic ces'atc nor any mem
Der OF any religious orders communities or societies Of he
Church Of Rome, bound by astic religious vows
should exercise OF the rites or ceremonies OF tho Roman
Catholic Resion the habits OF his order with
In the usual places Of We rsbp Of the Roman Catholic Re
slo on M private houses; And whereas has beeen
senied 70 u.s. thai Roman Catholic eccesiascs wearing tho
habits of Their orders have exercised the rites and ceIeDo
MES OF ,hs Roman Catholic Religion in Highways and
paces of public resort with many persons In cereno-
NAL dresses, bearing banners and objects, or sym
bs Of their worship, procession, 70 the great scan
dal and annoyance OF large numbers OF our people,
and to the manifest OF the public peace ans
been representedito Us that such VIOLATION OF the law
hiss bo.n committed near places OF puohe WORSHIP during
the time of Divine Service and IN saen N amer as 20 a
turb the congregations assembled therein We have there
foe thought IL Our bounden duty BY ard with the sdve OF
Our Prvy Council to issue this Our Royal PToelam't ton
solennly warning ell those whom 1t msy concern that,
While We resolved 20 protect Our Roman Cthohc sub
.cts in the updsurbed enjoyment Of their legal rights and
RELIGIONS freedom, We determined 70 prevent ano re-
pres the commission Of all such oenses Aforesaid where
y the offenders may upon themselves the Punishmenta
attending the viola Of the laws and the peace aad secu
tity of oar domnions may be endangered
Given al our Court Buckingham Palace, this 18th
day June, in th- year OF cur Lord 1882 and In the
l5lh year Of our reign.
COP save the QUEEN.
The Nautical Standard states that the
Budsons Bay Company intend again to send Dr. Rae on
an exploring and surveying expedition to tne Arctic re-
rious with Instructions TO prosecute the search Tor Su
John Franklin, IL the re gion' he may visit
The Earl of Derby stated 10 a deputa-
lion of farmers headed by the Duke of Richmond that
Ire claim OF Peru the LObos lslsnds undsputed oy
FpplAud-nty, that Il has been Acknowledged Tor
eighteen years This statement is regarded As singular
aIer the statements of other members Of the Ministry
al the Islands question belonged neither to England
uor Peru.
A motion on the part of Catherine
Hsyes rs j. F. Besle, J. Chapman, j. ii Wsrdweu and
= Anthony heard IN the Court OF Vice Cnancery
This week The object OF the motion was 10 procure an
INJUNCTION exemptng from arrest $4,000 belonging 70
Mas HAYES and now In the Union Bank OF London and
10 have ibe amount paid into Court until the result oil
The LEGAL proceedings between the parties now pending
In the American Courts shall be known. Injunction
refused q, n
The Fifeshire Journal says that Sir Da-
vd Brewster hiss demonstrated that the immense da-
ond which figured in the Exhibition Is NOT the genuine
Kohipoor but very fine diamond nevertheless, ana
TIE one that Shah soGah gave up to the British rs tne
al Mountain of Light