New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
The Queen held Court and Privy Councilat
Windsor on Saturday at which Parliament was ordered
10 be prorogued from the 2lst inst the Attn NOyen
ber then 70 assemble for dispatch OF business 1t IL
stated TO be the intention Of the Opposition 10 test the
Government on the subject Of Free Trade by direct
vote, before Christmas. This Is subject upon winch
all the Liberals agree and they viii have the support Of
Sir James Graham and the other members oil the reel
party -,
The funeral of the DIXIE of Wellington will
take place about the 18th of November.
Hon. j. X. IngersOll had an audience with the
Queen Saturday 10TH and presented his credentials ne
Minister Of the United States lie was introduced by
the Earl Of Mamesbury.
Joseph Hume addresses TO The DAILY NotrS
q letter with accompanying documents 10 show the op
precision exercised by the English Commissioner, Ward
IN the Ionan Islands Mr. Hume says: 10 10 important
that the people Of England VINO have lou1y ccnslred
the conduct of Austria towards Hungary should know
that proceedings equally atrocious have been Inflicted on
the fonisn people by the British Government. Tine
letter win be found in The Daily Mars 18th inst
In addition TO the parties already mentioned,
Lord Londesborough accepts Lord De Baqueres yacht
ING challenge and oilers 10 against the America
yacht for Il 900 in September next schooner Of loO
tunf NJ he is having built at Poole, by Messrs Lynn
ineton the celebrated builders.
IL has transpired that another unsuccessful
attemp, was made Saturday week, to lay submarine
cable from Portpatrek Scotland 10 Donaghadee Ire
hand This Ii the third attempt that has iacd TO cross
the Irish Channel.
The Globe contains the following details of
The gold SHIPMENTS Total amount Of gold produced in
California 10 September last, e43oOOOO sterling TOTAL
produced in Australia 20 April last &i,oOOOO Total
import into England from California, 43JOoO0O from
Australia a374sOOO Gold coin Withdrawn from the
Bank during first nine months of the present year,
&6l45O0o or to within al0700OO OF the total aggrc-
gate impoltstons from California and Australia.
Ii is noticeable that the Irish Cath0llcpapers
exul, in the prospect of the reestabsnent Of French
Empire The Tablet save:
"l strange 90 witness this new phase OF the yearnng
wherewh Ireland for many generations has turned her
heart to France place from whence cometn help
We believe of course, that the danger OF INVASION very
The name Of Louis Napoleon is mentioned heart
bounds when he hears OF the coming Empre winch IN ms
mind the nhetor not merely OF great victories aud greet
dsed Of hopes that have been nursed In the sad AMI
cky heart OF his fathers and have been handed down 20
him a accompaniment to tho anguish winch eats
into his heart while with thin and vested lips he mnmurs
- How long Oh Lord, how long, Yes these hopes
chow could il be otherwise under the established rule y
nourshed In Ireland and the day when the Vicar OF Christ
-ifh too il probable TO happen shall place
the imperial crown on the br9" OF the fTd Napoleon ana
give hun the benedctiOn OF the Church VIII bring Joy and
emulation and hope 20 the dOwn-trodden peasant OF tins
land Nor this JOY absolutely without reason for eyena
French soldier the Channel sets foot on
these fsnds the creation and consolidation OF gigantic
power at hand synPaisng with justice truth aud
peasant he0rsor the things that speak the hearts and the
hopes OF the people spread quickly aud strike deep-hst
which abuse the revelations Of God write against hhet
the talk is about nveonthat invasion Is thought posi-
the listener travels back to the day when the dread
other French invasion struck oil the first link. from the
cham Of Irish bondage. Reasonable unreasonable these
hopes are in the nature OF things They be 80"
The -iteRGHm mentions that letter has
been received from Mr. Boyd Horsburg, who is in JOINT
command OF The expedition sent by the Colonietiovern'
ment of New-Souih Wales IN search of Dr. Leichardt,
the Australian traveller There reason 10 believe that
Bcichardt and HE party were murdered NJ spot 3)1
mlee further inland than tho searching expedition hal
reached la ten wc,ks from 22i April was expected
the expedition would return with definite news, either
good or bad.
The subject of reviying the Convocation of
the Church Dillingham; l. exciting the religious world
Petitions for and against the revival in circulation
among the Clergy.
Mr. John BroadfoOt has been appointed Con
sul of the U. :. a,Loith, Scotland
A rumOr via Paris says that the Pope has
Just appointed DR.. Dixon Roman Catholic Prinatc OF
Ireland in place OF DR. Cullen.
The parties apprehended ON charge Of muir
derng soldier Of the 3lt Regiment have been hhcra
bed on their own recognzsnces, the affair having OWN
died down toa simple brsvL
The London TiS'ss publishes the following
a. the programme Of proceedings st the funeral Of the
Duke Of wellington
The remains of his Grace win remain AZ Waner uu.
iii four days before the funeral which viii place he
tween the l7th and 18th OF November They Will then
be removed to Chelsea Hospital where the boy VIII lie
in for three days and the evening before the
solcmnity it will be removed 10 the Horse Guards
On the morning Of the funeral. the funeral cor, =,
viii I've formed At the Horse Guards and viii proceed
by Charing cross the Strand Fee;s;reet and Ludse
HILL 10 ST. fauls
Six regiments Of Infantry eight scuadrons OF cavalry
and IL guns will take part the procession tina, ben,
the number OF troops to which his Grace was cn,dSd by
his rank in the army.
body Of Marines viii also form psyt of the cOrsec
which win he headed by - veterans tm Chclscs Hos
ptsl who shared in the Dukes campaigns, tho number
u representing the years to which his Grace hst al
tanned,
We have also reason TO believe that the Field Narhas
baton Of the deceased Duke win be borne on the occs
son by the Marquis OF Anglescy his companion in
ana tha' representatives from those .oregn Soverens
whose armies his Grace bore the rank of Field Mar
Of the deceased wv" '~"'''s wv Jaw"
WITH aview Of diminishing rs much as possblc the
delay insepsrable from hong hle of eArriar- !, . in
tended to make the procession "A much - ,,,.;h,
walking enc and TO dispense as far A consis,cn, S
The soemnty Of the OCCASION with an UNNECESSARY ,a
Of vehicles. IAN
II l. also hoped that the good sensc and Good ,..,. g
TIE city VIII, on this occasion, consent 10 WHY 10 -,
cedenee, and that the Lord Mayor after rne-arr' e.
Srss at Tsmple-hSr viii tal into the procession AM
the Prince Consort. '''
Finally, IL is no, intended to line the strc.,s a. @
which the procession IN pass with military Toe sss
anship OF the thoroughkres win b len 10 the posc n
10 the good feeling of the public who viii thus hs~.
opportunity Of beholdhag the raournful snec,sc,
without the interruption OF hRe OF soldicrs ana Of
testiying their respect for the mighty dead by ths
decoroas and orderly demeSnor
FRANCE.