New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

The lorg promed debates on Turkish Affairs had taken
place in Psrliameut and were generally regarded "a un
satisfactory The English funds opened next day with
luther depression although they stterwGd revived cu
other CAUSES
Lord John Russell stated in reply TO Lord Dadey Stuart
that the negotiations with the United staes regarding tie
Mosquito Territory. still pending but he hoped they
would be brought TO satisfactory termination before ns
session.
The farce of assembling Convocstion Of the CHURCHES
wss duly gone through with the 18TH. and
adjourned to November 10th.
Parliament 70 be prorosued on the Ioth II nothing
unforeseen occurred.
The Parliamentary Report the decimal currency
strongly recommends its adoption making the sovereign
the nit Of on. thousand millions retaining Of the present
coins the hsesoyereigD. crown, aonn shiug sxpsncs
calling in the penny, three penoess a., and Suing
silver coin Ct ten millions and twenty millions and neg
ooppers Of FIVE, two and one millions The only
difficulty of adjustment Is in the value of the presen, penny
pCs,age four millions postage eraiiug aloss Of 100000
revenue while five miors the public viii not sub nit to.
The Selec. Committee bad published their report ON the
slave trade treaty Itisa very long and impotsn. docu
ment Its substance is that Britain possessed IN 1880.
- treaties with civilized powers 20 suppress the trade; q
these ten give Britain right of search and mixed court.
twelve give TIRE right OF search and national triounss
and twothe United States ard Frascs-refuse the right
of search but agree TO mantsn ssqusdrn oil the AGcas
Coast
britain had also 20 treaties with African Chiss and
Princes Since the above date sbe had terminated two
more with civilized Governments aud 20 with Africans
making aggregate of SO treaties to suppress the trade
The CCmmit, report that the trade would be exn
suished ii the Cuban market closed. and think the
Present time favorable for the Joint efforts OF Britain
France and the United States, TO stop II on the CabAn
coast
Brazil is exonerated from blame. Portugal is chsrgsd
with cobniyng at the traffic on The Mozambique Cosst,
the Committee say that history does not record mora
decided breach Of national honor than IL estsoished
sgaiost Spain and il il matter of great surprise while
s. is Ut this time indebted to England aud France t
their Efforts 10 rm tripartts Convention with the Uni
ted States 70 protect Cuba from patcal attacks the Gov
errmtdt OF Spain should not take warning from the fs
that OF the segedfor the United States for not
iorrg THAT Convention is the Continuance OF tue slave
trace in the island
Tie report not say what IL TO be done. but adds
FRI m the abuse of the American flag trading 10 Hsvans
more ccrds ers,on the part of ths United states
rally assist the efforts 20 abolish the trade IN
that quarter.
LIEUT. Maury lectured st Loyds, ia London, on the
18th August, before large company composed Oh inc
shipping Interests " A., -, a,
Resolutions complimentary 70 Lieut.. Msury ana inc
United States Government we're passed
The Royal Agricultural Society's trial OF Reaping As
chimes was terminated ia Berkshire on the 18th. Five c0m
reted viz. Bells MoCormick's. Husseys improved Mo
Coruicks improved and Crosskills. Prizes wers award
ed 10 Crosskills and Bells.
ReynsTd the FTenchmsn charged with Offering 10 mss<
snste Louis Napoleon had been tried and acquitted m
jury sideriDg mere attempt 70 extort money iron
II Prince de Joinvlle
William Richards lcoored boatswsin OF ths Americas
ship Squsr tum has been transported for seven years W
stabbipg Robert McRae ths mate a, Liverpool
The deaths OF the following distinguished people Ms ~
ported; DR. Bransby Cooper. Gen Frsk Adams ana inc
Celebrated Lady Sale--tbe latter At Cape Town.
Large arrivals Of gold from Australia were expected Jun
ing September.