New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
GREAT BRITAIN.

In Parliament Lord Palmerst0n stated bnat
NO application hsd been made by any foreign power Tor
the expulsion Of foreign refugees from Great bth,
and had such an application been made Il would nave
been met by y firm and decided reiusai-ana III tne
came time refugee foreigners were bound IN honor nor
to bring the country into difficulty 9y tneT aJ
LORD Derby presented petition from Canada signed
by Canadian Presbyterinne, agsinst dspOspg OF the
Clergy Reserves and from himself against the pro
TIE adiourped debate on the M4ynooth Catholic Col
,ege was resumed and confined 20 Schohelds amend
nep 10 extend the inquiry 10 all ecclesiauca grants
Alter long discussion, the amendment was rejected.
On Friday the Canada Reserve bill was ordered 10
third reading, by 50 majority.
Lord Dudey Stuart called the attention Of Parliament
10 Turkish afadrs as affecting the Daance Oh power ~
Europe He moved for copies Of any communications
made BY the Austrian aud Turkish governments on the
subject of Montenegro.
Mr. Mieas seconded the motion.
Lord John Russell replied that, on hearing OF Aus,
tria's demands on Turkey the British Government nad
tboueht II necessary TO have frank explanation from
Austria and vi the time express the views OF ures'
Britain TO the policy Of maintaining the innepena'
rsngemcnts which had been come 10 between Austria
and Turkey but the former expressed herself SATISFIED
and he did doubt that all difficulties would De al
iusted by a negotiation. The motion was then WIN
drawn. r.
Anxiety is felt respecting the nOn-arrlval OF
the West India and Pschc mail steamers now overdue.
The Queen held lcvee on the I'd inst. Mr..
Ingersol attended and presented VIM II, Prescott Sc
cretsIy OF Legation. i
A meeting of Manchester firms, employing
5000 looms determined 10 go short time for month,
from the l2h inst TO limit their productions TO two
thirds the present supply IN CONSCIENCE OF the unrem
neratiye prices.
Mazzini, from his place OF concealment, pub
hshes letter taking the responsibility OF the London
committees manifesto, and stating that the address 10
the IIuDgarians in Italy, wrenby koesuh at MAJ,
zipYs request during Kossutks soourn at hutnyab and
was never afterwards retracted Marlin Gays kossuth,
who fully knows how single rash act or betraying act
Of sins lie man sometimes defeat the best scheme,
and compel whole party TO adjourn the fufiment of
their ost sacred hopes ought 70 be the last 10 throw
stone before due time has elapsed at well meaning
and deter mined though momentaril conquered friends
KOssuth has addressed letter TO Captain
Wayne Reid saying that his proclamation was garbed
and that Mszzin and himself still sworn friends.
The Morning Aduertiser announces that the
Duchess Of Sutherland places Stafford House at the dis
posal Of Mrs Stowe TO give receptions in and that the
Esrls OF Shaftesbury, Carlisle, etc, will NEE, her at
Liverpool and address, with 40 900 women's sigma
lures, will arrive by the next steamship.
Rev. John Jackson, of st. James Church,
London, has been appointed Bishop of Lincoln
DR. 0vering, the African traveller, died IN
September
IL ia reported that Government had refused
10 grant charter to the London and Liverpool and
American Steamship Company.
Eight members OF Parliament are unseated
for bribery g,
vessel has arrived from Melbourne with
nearly Al, 00000 In gold.
Many shpwrecks are reported along the
coast in the hurricane OF Saturday, Goth uit