New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
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ENGLAND.

The proceedings in Parliament have not
possessed much interest On Tuesday SirJ Pakingon
gave notice OF his intention TO move nm the motion for
the second reading Of the Clergy Reserve Canada) BILL
that II be read that day SIX months Mr.. Peel for the
Government informed Sir j. Pakin gou tina, he had no
objection to lay the table the letter written by the
Bhhop Of Quebec to the Duke Of Newcastle respecting
the Canada Reserves, and would slso submit to the
House the draft Of the dispatch that would have been
by mail the 10Th December from Sir j. Parking
ton 10 the Earl of Egn, hsd not the late Government
gone out Of Office The Chancellor of the Exchequer
informed the House that Thursday ID inst, he
would the intentions OF Government with respect
the sdmixture OF chicOry with coffee. Select Com
nnittee Of the House named 10 consider the pro
pre,y ofspponting Deputy Speaker OF the House OF
Commons. The House then went into Committee on 1
the subject 1.-THE Roman Catholic College al aaynooth
long and acrimonious debate followed. ending In an
adjournment
On Wednesday the question of Maynooth was
taken up and assumed the shape of heightened dis
custom Of a semi-rogiOus character An attempt was
made TO procure further adjournment but was de
ieafed by dividing upon verbal amendment, which
leaves the subject precisely where II was begun. The
vote was the closest that has been given any May
noOth debate-beng l92 TO l62. Mr. SPooner was the
mover OF the original motion for inquiry into the man
Ioemeut OF the government grant % the College Mr..
JeMcGreror seconicr The amendment 70 extend the
inquiry 10 all State end wmonts was moved by Mr..
scholeteld, and seconded by Sir W. Clay.
On Thursday 9th, an important debate took
Mace in the House Of LORDS the subject OF the
with Ava TIE Earl OF marlborough brought the subject
before the Lords by msvDg for the production OF let
ter written 1893 by the Directors of the East India
COMPANY to the Governor General giving instructions
the line OF operations TO be pursued in any future
with Ava The noble Lord then commented on the
line OF operations pursued IN the present war; w6ch mad
been anything but successful or sat acory and wihed
10 know what view the present Government took OF the
airs in Ava especially with reference the prcclama
ton for the annexation OF Pegu though the responsible
" Of that step be laid at the door OF the late Gov
eminent In reply the Earl OF Aberdeen said ne had
objection produce the letter in question, though dis
patch written q years such subectcOu SCARCELY
be considered anything else than au historical earos
fv With respect 20 the conduct " the present war,
the Government could not boat OF that power OF ml
tary criticism profsssed by Lord EHenborough and
therefore unfortunately unable 10 pass Judgment
the operations new being carried on IN Ava; they
had however the greatest confidence and reliance ia
the discretion q the Governor General and rs he had
expressed himself satisfied with the progress OF the var
and had determined 10 annex Pegu alter mature deibe-
ration the Government were disposed to acquiesce IN
the opnion expressed by the late Government and In
tie eulogies passed BY Il on the GoyernorGeners Tho
Earl Of Derby defended the ne of operations pursued
against Ava and read 9 memoranda N written by the
late Duke 81 Wellington 10 prove that the war could
not have been bTerted; that the operations proposed
were judlcious that they had been carried on with
great cesniry and success ami that In justice both -
the Peguese and TO England Government bound
not stop short OF the annexation Of that province
The discussion on Friday night was not inter.
eating In either House The Commons went into Com.
mirtee Of Supply. Two Government blik were issued
effect Tor the suppression Of the Slave Trade In Arabia
and elsewhere.
In the Commons the Chancellor Of the Ex-
ehequer explained according 70 promise the ntentons
q the Government with respect TO the mixture OF
chicory with coffee. The Government had come % the
decision that the public interests would be best con
suited by allowing ehcory 10 be sold In state Of mix
rre with coffee provided was 90 described N labels
vas then Up, the notice Of Lord John Russell
who moved that The House go INTO COMMITTEE 10 con-
sder certain disabilities affecting the Jews His object
was t. complete the edihce OF religious toernton, 0y
permitting the Jewish subject Of Britain The same rh,s
knd privileges OF Brush subjects as were at pres
ent enjoyed by Protestant dssenters and Roman
Csnfehcs he I.Ord John RUSSELL could discover
10 danger that would accrue 20 the Christian inst
tutions u the country, rora the admission into civil
dice Of small IuInber Of believers In diferdnt
faith, and who were Otherwise good CITIZENS ana not
given TO prosecuting Sir r. Ing and sir Robert Peel
or nosed these views TIE later thought was incOEn
pstble with the dignity II Christians 20 admit Jews in
10 slrnoet every ofheei Lord Monk wished 20 have
"Parhsu enisIy Christianity defined he coald not I'M
terst.nd what doctrine Of The Christian religion was In
volyed in Parliamentary ChrsrEniiy. Mr.. Napier
thought Jews a bad e. Athe.stz Mr.. OConnel,
having himself a. Roman Catholic, Suffered under
Trious disabilities felr his duty 70 Ia up bis voice in
another blass equally AZ this stage OF
theproceedlngs ne calls Of divide became 20 lncesssn;
thsr further debate cur shorI and ne motion was
carried ~ vote O; 20 sgnnst sOa Inc aaynoorh
nsfer was further SCI down for Wednesday, 2d inst
The Ear. of Clarendon held diplomatic leyee
or the I'D r reception Of the foreign Ministers the
Prisish Court Mr.. Ingsrson was present bis Excel
leney the American Mnster and Mss wilcox also sp
pear l. the hst Of company al he Countess Coloredos
reception II the Austrian leganou-
Government has taken steps 70 have tho
rough investigation into the circumstances Affirming the
recent OF the Victoria Liverpool and Dublin steam
ship which vent sshore In storm on The coast Of
Il exnd with Ices Of sx.y-eight lives The CorOners
rezsst N The drowned has resulted IN the con,a Of
Tbomss Davis first mate Of the steamship On charge
Of hsn-isashfer from cupsble sareiessness Captain
Church perished ard 20 escspes eensure.
A depuration from Manchester and Bradford
bad Al interview lately with the Chancellor Of the Ex
eheguer respecting repeal Of the sosp du1es
AT q special meeting of the Toronto and Lake
Huron Railway Company held AZ LONDON on the 2lsr
w., IL wa unsla,0tsly agreed % dissolve n conse-
q1enee Of Provincial associstCn having IndeFtAxea 70
Construct line 70 supply the district with me rshssy
communication which tbs company contemplated y
/ lss5.
The ship Hemisphere, from Sew-Orieaas at
Liverpool brings the crew. slxteea IN NUMBER o. me
| bark ChArles Of London, from Csrd-- Tor Fan ran
| cisco The crew Of the Charies report that ney were
| treated very Handsomely On beard The Hemisphere
The new Crystal Palace at Sydenham Is
l progres.inz r.pidly. IL . now aboo; had olE
The seameD, hremen, dc, OF the Peninsula
and orisrtal Steamship Company. and ne hoJsi NIL
sse1mship Company u SCuthSmpton have strac9 or
an afvxnce Of wages Tbs movement eannoS os, nss
"A eject sa sthey 6ifP5s eou1P@ais. Kss s-nsea n