New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House Of Lords the Earl Of aryce took occ.
sion TO ask the Government whether any orders had been
given to Admiral Dundas to advance with the British tcet
10 the Dardanelesl
The Earl of Clarendon in reply briefly said After
what had occurred in the House only Friday night
when their Lordshps seemed To the propretv
of Her Maestys Government not giving any explana-
tons on matter which they imperfecty in
formed he was that they would still more concur in
the proprey of his declining altogether to state what
"ders had been given"
In the Commons Mr. DisraeE after pointing out how
easily the Russians might seize the Dardaneles put a
similar question in these terms
Taking the contingency referred to into consideration
had forwarded directions to the British Adj
mira at Malta to proceed with the British fleet 10 the
To this Lord John Russell replied:
In the present state of relations between Russia and
Turkey feel that anything which may be said here will
be considered Of the utmost Importance and must,
therefore decline answering the question which the right
Hon gentleman has put. must leave him to give notice
of any motion this subject which he think proper
TO bring forward and shall then be prepared fully de-
fend the course have now taken lCheers)
The West India mail steamer La Plata had arrived at
Southampton bringing S27526on account dividends
Mexican bonds Her dates from Vera Cruz the 5h
Tampico lst ult The steamship Sarah Sands, from Mel
bourne February had arrived at Plymouth with $4,000
ounces Of gold in freight. The ship Blackwell At Ply
mouth from Melbourne, February ~ had freight two
tuns and half of gold and the Cheapside a. Falmouth
los DAYS from Australia had 1000 None of these
arrivals brought any news of interest Spoken BY the
steamer Sarah Sands March the American whaling bark
Winthrop, OF Farhaven II months out had done we'll
Plata repOrtSln Kingston nArbOr American
bark Charm Gosiarele Mary Kmball brig Aware brig.
a1tne Chief schOODers Charles \. llannum Emily Kerr
l. Perry Arisa, eXPresdent Of Mexico. and suite
from Vera Cruz and Admiral Blanco charge Alares of
Chill TO rance came passengers by the Ia Plata.
COMMITTEES Of inquiry n.Othe Liverpool PeerbOrOu IN
Sgs and Glare Parliamentary Elections had been goiag
on for some days and had brought light corruption aud
bribery impossible under open ballot.
Mr. Hume, p, has important notice Of motion on
the order book Of the House of Commons for July that
all sugars refined OrtO be refined under bond by British
refners be admitted into home consumption on payment
OF the same duties charged Dutch, Belgian
any foreign refined sugars thereby placing the British
rener on footing Of equality with foreigners in respect
10 the home mark cts without imposing him the
sy Of ransppng ms sugars 10 jersey and Oack 10 eYade
the difference of duties.
report prevailed at Berlin that Prince Frederick vii
LAM heir apparent OF Prussia, is The husband elect Of the
Princess ROYAL Of England and that the pair will be
aanced The Princess is - years Of age The story had
no currency in Great Britain.
The Committee of the projected Roman Catholic College
at Dublin mad received $500 sterling in subscriptions from
America.
The Arctic expedition sailed from Queenstown on the
Goth for the North.
The celebrated AchiTi case--the Queen u.s. Dr. Newman
costs Achls costs up TO an immense sum- but
were taxed at = O34 Dr. Newmaus own expenses were
very large-much larger than Achils.
C. = Roney Secretary OF the Dublin Exhibition is to be
knighted in October when the Exhibition ID brought to
close.
II was umored mot at London but at Paris that some
changes are likely 10 take place among the English dpo
matte body Lord Westmoreland it said, will retire
from his present post Sir Henry Bulwer will not return
Florence and Mr. Champion will be removed from Wash
ington and appointed elsewhere.
OF Mrs Stowe hear little this week. except that she
had paronised private concert given by the Black Swan
at Stafford House.
An Exploring Expedition to Australia projected under
the leadership Of II Haug gentleman who forfeited his
commission in the Austrian service from sympathy with
fine Liberals The Expedition is to be undertaken under
the auspices Of the Geographical Society