New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

Both Houses of Parliament session on Mon
dav evening 9Th inst There many subjects ot lmp0r
lance 10 come before them Among the notices of notion
are v Mr. Brown to devise means for protection against
accidents Railways by Mr. Rich Returns OF the Ehec
tive Force of the Militia by Mr.. Ohyelra, Committee OF
the Whole consider the Import Duties upon Foreign ana
Colonial " ines with view 10 their reduction 10 Is duty
per gallon by Mr. HUT Mr. Rich and others inquiries into
The Government of India: by Mr. Williams. inquiry into
expense of collecting by Mr.. l. Duncom0e, Al
dress 20 the Crown to good offices to terminate the
continued occupation OF the Roman states by the troops oil
Austria and France; 10y Mr.. Miner Gibson inquiry INTO
Taxes on knowledge; by Mr Hamilton and Nh. W Fox,
Select Committee TO inquire into the working OF National
Education Ireland.
No day is fixed for discussion of the following By Mr.
John Ball to substitute Uniform declaration for Plriamen
tary oaths by Mr. II Berkeley. vote by ballot by Marquis
Bindord better management of Episcopal property by
Mr. 4 Chambers bill 10 appoint Inspectors 0i converts
by Sir W Clay bill for total abolition at Church Rates; by
Ar Goblet limit hours ot female and juvenile employ
ment in factories to ten hours day by 81 De Lacy Evans
Address tr comics of CORE, pondeuce between the British
Government and those of the United States SPAN ana
France concerning alleged projects OF conquest or annex
ton the Island OF Cuba and the late attacks made upon
that territory and the threatened repetition OF the same from
United states Ports :: by MIR Ewart. petitions from proviN
ion importers and others praying that the import duties on
butter cheese eggs, poultry and Other arCeS Oh .0ou
may he rppcacd bv Mr Gr gsOn, 10 reconsider the Treas
ury Minute OF Feb SOB which permits admNture ct chcory
with coffee by Mr. Hume to inquire INTO the G"nduG OF
Sir James Brooke in Borueo; by MIR Michel Ia Repeal tle
House Tax by Mr. TueN to abolish the Property pullit
cation of Members of Commons; by Mr.. IL. Drummond
compensation to Irish tenants by Mr. Ewart expedIency
of examining candidates for diplomatic service.
Ia the House of Lords Lord Campbell called the atten
ton of the House the Address lately presented by some
London Merchants to the Emperor OF the French lie De
eyed that the presentation OF such address by any one
excep the authorized agents of the Crown was violation
of the law of nations and he wished to know the deputa
ton which proceeded with to Paris had been sanctioned
by the Queens Government! The Earl OF Clarendon
could not agree with Lord Campbell in thinking that the
presentation of such address constituted an ohen'e
AGAINST the law of nations He could however assure the
had we'd
Government for though he thought us language perfectly
unobieconabe, he had distinctly refused TO instruct inc
Minister at Paris TO be present when II was Id Dei9re e
Emperor of the French The Earl of Peterborough thought
thar Lord Campbell had done quite right IN bringing the
matter before the House For his part he dssened entire
lv from the complimentary of the address in short
the whole transaction filled him with unqualified disgust
Lord Malmesbury thought the pursued by Lord
Clarendon was unexceptonabe lie might regret that the
address had been presented but was matter for congrau
ation that it had produced good effect IN Paris Aer
some further discussion in OF which the Lord Chan
ceor gave his opinion that the depuaton no more acted
Illegally than cid the deputaon which went to solicit the
release Of the NADIA. The subject dropped
In the Commons the Chancellor of the Exchequer said
that on the instant he would make known the intentions
of the Government with respect To finance Lord john
Russell mentioned that the third reading of the Canadian
Clergy Reserves Bill would come on, on Monday h the
third reading of the Jewish Disabilities bill being postponed
ill the FRIDAY following His LOrdshp then proceeded to
state the Government scheme of education for England and
Wales The main features of this scheme are the granting
power the Municipal Councils OF towns to vote rate III
aid education, tat ,chOOI, alucu sIi DC
placed under Government regulations, and that parents
shous have the power of Withdrawing their children from
form Of religious instruction to which they objected 10
TIL, Is tackled proposal 10 oversee the management Of
charitable trusts, and 10 compel the Universe, reform
some OF their glazing abuses After some discussion
leave given TO bring in the bill
Animportant movement has been set on foot at Liver
pool chiefly by captains OF American ships in favor Of the
abolition both sides Of the Atlantic OF the present prac
tce giving advance rates 10 seamen The reform car
RED out viii be equally advantageous the and their
of %
ships have had interview with Mr Cardwe of the Board
of Trade against the prOpOsednew Merchant
.eamens bill Dir Cardwel ddnOhOld out much hopeofhe
opposition proving successful notwithstanding their state
uen that if the cOasng trade opened 10 foreign sailors
able British seamen will be driven into the American SER
vice where their interests cared for than athome
LADY Franklin steamship the Isabel eft Gravesend
THURSDAY evening 3lst u in tow OF Government steam
tux which would accompany her as far as Sicily whence
She would make her way direct 70 Behrng straits.
We regret notice an extractrom letter written few
DAYS since by b. Macauay in which he says The state
o nv health 5 such that shall probably be under the
cessiiy OF passing the next winter in mllder climate.
A schooner about 4O tuns down and lost, with
all Oh board by the Liverpool steamer Minerva, few
miles north Of the Isle of Man the night of the Doth ut
The accident IS attributed to the cupable negligence Of the
Another appalling casualty took place on the afternoon
of the inst in the wreck OF the fine iron steamship
Duke Of Sutherland, trading between London and Aber
deem On Friday afternoon the Duke, after a rapid
run from London arrived OFF the entrance to Aberdeen
Harbor where treshet in the River Dee, meeting the
drove the steamer the rocks at the end OF
the breakwater and in short time the vessel broke
The wreck was so close to the shore that with the smallest
exeron on the part of those land all board might
have been saved but from the grOssest stupidity fifteen
twenty persons suffered 10 drown in presence OF hun
dreds OF lookers-On. Capt HOwng OF the steamer be-
haved with GOODNESS and ntrepdty and was. afterwards
drowned in attempting to female passenger Nearly
on hour after the steamship struck it occurred
that Denne rockets and life lines kept at the light
house hundred yards from the Of the wreck,
but on going there the ky Of he apartment rheye they
kt coud not he found Some time lost in look
ing for the key before enerprsng than the
rest proposedO break open the door The lines then
conveyed to the shore before discovered that the
shot useless and would not BIT the gun appears
there powder either for the local paper says man
was sent to the nearest shop half mile OIL for psRRy
w0rth Of D0trdri' The pennyworth Of powder having
been procured knew how TO fire a rocket and had
it not been for the professional skill of Ofwars
who arrived that uncture every soul would have per
Archer line the wreck, by which hawser
conveyed on board and those who saved con
viewed ashore in sings. The life boat equally llman
aged and six who the report says rashy put off
boat succeeded in taking Oft two passengers but in return
ing were drowned
At the Court of Bankruptcy London on the ith inst
hearing granted to Alex Balm patentee Of the telegraph
maker" of No 40 Old Bondst, London. His solicito
laid before the court voumnous statement going owe
the whole Of the bankrups history in connection will
teegraphs, both in Europe and America Some of thes
transactions sufficiently remarkable
The steamer Great Britain up the river Mersey
4 o'clock, afternoon of Saturday, 3D. and met th
America off the port her way to Halifax The Britain
brought 200 passengers, and gold dust to the value
t55O0OO together with large the hands of passeu
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