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

The proceedings of the British Parliament, as re-
ported in our London files received yesterday Dy the
Pacific are not without interest. Lord CampDeH ana
Lord Enenborough have warmly condemned the recent
address of London merchants presented to Louis Napo
leon by Sir James Duke illegal improper, as well as
disgusting in its character. Lord John Russell has
bronObt in the Government scheme of Common School
Education and very meek and moderate scheme it is
It's pst is that town corporations may lay tax IN aid
Of schools where the parents themselves will pay GER
tain proportion Of the expense In sp ech LORD John
took decided ground against the idea OF emitting re
gous from the school course and leaving IL TO
the care Of parents and clergy at home and at church
on SUNDAYS Religious teaching must in his view, form
part of the school course Accordingly, he would have
each denomination retain and manage its own separate
schools as now only, when public money was supphed
to aid them the Government should have the rght 10
supervise the education afforded and TO see tha' tne
teachers were competent and faithful and tha certain
general regulations observed. He stated that the
number of pupils in the public and private DAY scnoois
of England was on. and that the annual expend
ture for their instruction was 81 1OOOO6; OF THIS some
Dis contributed by the parents OF the Children
the remainder by subscriptions and endowments. Along
with the new School law it is proposed in some impor
ant respects to reform the Universities of Oxford and
Cambridge. In our summary of British news will
no foupd some distressing of marine casualty
One Of them is that of the steamer Duke of Sutherland
where TWENTY-FIVE passengers were drowned through the
surprising stupidity of the people on shore. From
France the ouy important intelligence is confirmation
of the report that the Empress is in an interesting sua
ton. In Spain the Ministry have proposed some
changes in the Constitution affecting the nobility, but of
little general Importance In Italy, the Austrian Govern
ment are about to lay aside martial law. Radetzky has
been recalled with high hOnors probably on his own
request He is now a very old man-above elQhty-and
NAV naturally desire relief from his heavy responsible
ties Some new cases of extraordinary cruelty on the
mart of the Austrians have occurred An interesting
correspondence between the Sandman and Austrian
Governments discusses the late cOnscatiens OF pro-
perty belonging to LOmbards, whose only crime was
that they had become nauralized as Piedmonese sub
ects The Austrian Court shows sign of yielding up
its booty We have further from Sicily where the
bloody Fangieri has been committing more slaughter
no revolt appears have taken place In the North OF
Europe all is quiet the alleged conspiracy at Berlin
was evidently got up by the police At Constantnope,
nothing has vet been done. Menchkoff is still there,
and the negotiations protracted though their exact
points are still only matter of conjecture The Cotton
market is steady at previous prices and breadstus are
dull
It's now said that Santa Ana was received the LIST
inst at Vera Cruz with the greatest demonstrations of
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