New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

Both Houses OF Parliament met, on Thursday
the 10th inst, after the recess.
The business before the House of Lords re-
ferred to Criminal Law Proceeding, Law Reform, Suit
cts In Chancery Relief Bill LunGcy Bills and Bank
ruptcy, thereafter the Earl Of Derby urged Lord Aber
deem lose time in laying before the House state
ment Of Me measures which the Government INTENDED
10 introduce. For himself and his riends he was quite
prepared 10 cay that cordial cooperation would be
given 70 any measures brought forward by the Govern
men fthey calculated TO promote the public wei
fare The Earl OF Aberdeen replied thai dc had already
informed the House 10 the general principles on
which the Government would be carried out AZ Tor
the particular measures which the Government intended,
moot Of them would be brought forward IN the House Of
Commons and, under those circumstances ne did not
think II necessary 20 make any further statements.
Lord John Russell indicated the course which the
Government meant to pursue with respect 20 the
measures which would form the principal basin a. Of
the present session They intended he said 10 the INST
place 70 bring under the consideration Of the House
the various esiinaes for the year. ~ they could
be prepared. With regard % the number OF men Tor
The army, navy and ordnance, there would be no n
crease Of the humber voted before Christina but the
sum to be voted wCuli exceed that OF last years
tim for which increase satisfactory reasons would
be given The other measures would include, nFst'
bill 10 enable the Legislature Of Canada 70 dispose OF
the clergy reserves secondly, potege bill N miro
dscng which the President Of the Board Of Trade would
state the views Of the Government egardng the VARIOUS
matters affecting the shipping interest thirdly the
consideration Of the disabilities Of the Jews with view
education, which would eject great Improvements Ihs
Government would hkewiee state the course they in
tended 10 adopt with reference 10 me universities Of
Oxford and Cambridge, and 0l would % introduced
on the subject Of education in Scotland Win respect
20 the question ofran.porSon Of erminss, was The
determination 81 the Government nat no more conTct
should be 20 Australia and consequent upon this
determination measure would be brought IN respect
ing secondary punishmenfs Immediately After the
Easter recess the Chancellor Of the Exchequer would
bring forward bis financial statement and the Lord
Chancellor would in few days, state the measures
contemplated for the law and the landlord AMI tenant
question Of Ireland would be considered IN select corn
nifee 70 be 90 constituted afford prospect OF
arriving q final settlement Of the question Inc
amendment Of the Parliamentary franchise was one Of
TIE measures IN tie contemplation Of Government cut
he lord J. RUSSELL Of opinion that ms SUBJECT
ought not 20 Re introduced or discussed during Ine
eui session Immediately amer tie commencement Of
the next session. be added would be tAs daiy o. ne
Government 70 introduce measure upon this in por
tart subject -.
Nothing Of importance came before ether house o.
the Ilth Il was mentioned that Lori stuart de red
eHe (Stra;icrd Csnnng) wsCid INN fese'h 10
h.s pest as ambassador II COns,4o;inOpie.