New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25


Seine alone Numbered about 1000 ex rs. o.
these only 226 ara ileluied in tie amnesty.
The Department o. the Heraut counted 2,6ll
eNlles; 80 arr smnestie3. Tie NitsTS fur
nlshed l41> victims among whom there we're
l.iO fathers ot families averaging three chill
dren each lc0haye been amnestied. In the D.
partment Of the Var or out OF Psi have been
released Among the 200 republicans trans
ported 10 CAYENNE only few have been par.
doned. and precisely such as have escaped a.
ready from that penal settlement. The number OF
persons transported to Algeria and now released.
islarge but still in no proportiOntO the immense
mass OF people that have been carried overtO
! Africa. which is said Ia amount 70 l2,OO0: The
( refugees now living in England, Belgium. Swift
zeriand and Spain. with very rare exceptions,
are entirely excluded from the decree. On the
( other hand the amnesty lists actually contain
large number Of persons who have never
/ quilted France. or who have long since been
permitted to re6nter is nay, more, there are
names which figure in the list several times.
Bur the most monstrOus fact is, that the LISTS
svelled With the names OF large number oil
persons well known to have been slaughtered
during the sanguinary battHes' of December.
The new Parliamentary session commenced
yesterday As worthy introduction TO the FL
ture performances of the MiIeusrisn Ministry,
the following scene was produced in the House
of Lords: The Earl OF Derby asked the Earl OF
Aberdeen what measures the Government pro-
posed to submit to the consideration of Parlla-
ment; upon which the latter replied that be had
already, on former occasion, explained his
principles, repetition ofwhich would be incon-
yenient aud that any further statement, before
the communication 10 be made in the House of
Commons, would be premature. And now en-
sued a most curious dialogue, in which the Earl
Of Derby spoke, and the Earl OF Aberdeen only
bowed significantly:
The Earl Of Derby" He would Ask the noble Lord
what he intended TO submit TO their LorshPs
Ia the course OF the Session.
After a few seconds pause no noble Lord having
risen
TAe Eeri of DcrSy-"Does silence mean no meas
The Earl Of aberdeen lMuttering some inauibls
words
III. Earl Of Derby" May be permitted to AK what
measures will be introduced IN this House
The question of adjournmcn, being put by the Lord
Chancellor. their Lordships adjourned
=, Passing from the House OF Lords 70 " Tier Ma
iesty's liege Commons" we shall observe that
the Earl OF Aberdeen has eXpounded the pro-
gramme of the Ministry much more strikinSy
by his silence than Lord John Russell by his
long and grave speech last night. The short
rssnnf of the latter was mo Measures, but
Men" adjournment of all questions OF Para-
mentary importance for one year and strict
payment of the salaries OF her Msjesty's Minis
tsrs during that time Lord John Russell stat
ed the intention OF the Government in nearly
these words;
"Wth regard to the number of men TO be voted for
the Army the Navy, and Ordnance, there VIII De no
increase beyond the number voted before the Christians
hoIdaya With regard to the amounts in the various
estimates there will be found considerable increase
upon the estimates of last year A bill will be brought
in 10 enable the Legislature of Canada TO dispose OF tne
Clergy Reserves In Canada. The President OF tne
Board OF Trade will for the introduction OF ~
iotage bill The disabilities of her Majestys Jewish
subjects will be removed Propositions VIII De made
on the subject of Education am not prepared to say
that am about Introduce the part OF her MJesys
Government very large plan that subject IL will
include educational measures fot the poorer classes
and propositions with respect to the Uaverstes Oh OK
ford and Cambridge Transportation TO Austraha
will cease . There will be made proposal with re-
spect to the system Of secondary punishments im'
Inediately after the Easter recess, possible
AFTER Thai period, the Chancellor OF the Exchequer viii
propose the financial statement for the year. The
Lord Chancellor will state in lew days what are the
measures he proposes TO bring in for the Improvement
of the law II Is the intention OF the Chief secretary
for ireland. in few days, TO move the appointment OF
select Committee with regard 20 the law OF landlord and
Tenant In Ireland Ministers would eDdeayor 10 II
feet renewal of the ImcomeTax for the present year.
without any observstion or discussion Whatever.
+ In reference to Parliamentary Reform, Lord
John Russell declares that it may perhaps DO
taken into consideration in the next session.
",
more Johnny was at great pains to discaim the |
idea Of ever having promised TO give more
liberal measure of representative reform than |
his bill of last session. He was even indignant |
that words TO that effect should have been as
erbed 60 him He never said nor meant any |
thing of the kind Nor does he promise that |
his intended bill OF next session will BIO US COM
prehensiye a. that Of 1852. With respect 20 |
bribery and corruption, he said
II think il better 70 defer giving an opinion rs 20 l
whether any further measures may be necessary 70 1
check bribery and corruption viii only say that the
subject u OF the highest Importance
It is impossible TO describe the cool amaze
ment with which this speech Of hnallty'John |
was received by the House OF Commons Ii |
would be difficult TO state, which was greater,
the perplexity OF his friends, or the hllarity OF
bis foes All seemed to regard bis speech as |
complete refutation OF Lucretlus 3 doctrine, that
/" Nj de Hihiio it," Lord John az least made
something out u nothing; dry, long and very
tedious speech.
There we're two subjects upon which Minis
ters were supposed to mean to stand or fall-a
new assessment of the Income Tax and new |
Reform bill Now as 10 the Income Tax It Is
proposed 10 continue il for a year in lts present
form. As to a reform bill, even OF Wing d. !
mepsions il is declared that Ministers intend 70
introduce il only on the condition that they re-
main in Office fora whole year IL is altogether !
the programme of the late Russell Administra-
ton. minus the Reform Bill Even the fnan-
cial statement is postponed till after the Easter
recess so that Ministers may be able in any
event to touch their quarterly pay
The particular neutrality-suspicious. are near
" all Of them borrowed from Mr.. DEraelis
programme Thus for instance, the law amend
ment, the abolition of transportation TO Austria
| LA, the PilOtage bill, the Committee % the !
| Tenant. Right question, etc The only points
belonging properly to the present Ministry, are
the proposed educational reform when Lora
John assures us will be of no larger size than
7 himself and the removal Of Baronet Lionel
u.4L..L I'D. IL may be nuesflOned,