New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

The proceedings in Parliament totally without IN.
teost except in far they give explanations Of the
progress OF the I'm answer 20 Lord Dudley stusr
Lord John Russell replied hat Serya had Hoi been oceu-
pied by Austrian troops nor had any arrangement been
made for liz occupation by Austria which power had stip
uatcd abstain from such measure except IN the event
of the ,utranc. of the Russian troops into the territory
of general insuectOn of Serva. Mr.. CObien prefsced
inquiry, whether the Government contemplated laying
before Parliament any papers relating to The n-ureccu
The Greek Christians in Turkey, by some severe com
upon the views and policy of both the Brish and
Turkish Governments in relation TO the insurrc'on Lord
John Russell said that the British Government hoped
shortly to lay before Parliament papers relating 10 thus sub
ect Hsd explanatory Of the present relations Of Britain
with tho Court of Athens aud he reera ed the statement
be had made upon former ision-whch later nior
nation, he said, had been oonfrmed-that tho Greek
Government most active in fomonting the insurrec-
was step which tho Sultan was perfectly competent t0
take. Tie creation of this civil war was he observed
OF the consequences of the unashablc tho
part OF Russia which found scarcely apologlst
where except, perhaps, with tho honorable member, Mr.
/ Golden
The statement that Mr. Uolford the rich American mer-
chant lately deceased had bequoahed his property the
Prince Of Wales l. contradcted
The Brazilian mail steamer Iusiiania at Liverpool from
Rio Janeio March 80 reports the t. = ship Jefferson Davis
at Rio and at Madeira, April - the fngato Constitution;
also Rio the Russian schooner Roguda prevented from
leaving port by Britisb ships-ofwar.
Three more Russian trading ships had been CAPTURED Il
the Channel and brought 10 England namely the bard
Fyra BrodoT 100 uns another bark of the same tunnaQe
unknown, and the schooner johannes the prizes
were laden with salt.
Rowland Hill il appointed Secretary TO the Post Office
The Eghty-sxth Annyorsa Exhibition of th. RoynI
Academy uaugurated the 29th u,. by tho custom
airy banquet SIR Charles Easske President of The Asa-
envy occupied the chair, aud among the guests tho
EaIl OF Clarendon Lord Palnef.on Lord John Russell
the Lord Chancellor Chancellor of the EIchequer and
large nunbor Of other notables The speeches presented
nothing very remarkable.
james Montgomery the poet died at bis residence the
Mount Sheffield, Apu 80. aged -.
Rear Admiral Hope johnson is appointed TO the com.
mand OF the British squadron the Southeast American
station.
Mr. Hobbs the famous American lock-picker was inyi.
ted at Manchester the 2sh ult 10 pick lock manu.
ise;urod by Edward Cot.rii of Birmingham aud was al
lowed twoHtyOur hours accomplish the task He filed
to open 1t within the time specified, and frankly owned
mp"
very large SUM was collected in the churoho. through
out Britain, tho day OF humiliation for the support Of
the wives aud families Of the soldiers in the East Gov
ernmcnt Is about TO i,sue recommendation" how 70
manage this fund
Tie Preston OPERATIVES strike is at an end aud the nee
have retained 10 their work Lack Of means 10 carry on
the contest brought about this result
The report that Sir Hamilton Seymours private pfop<rfp
had been contscated at St. Petersburg Is conradctea
IL having been reported thet Mrs Grove, aubores u
Susan HfT@ey. tho higH Sdc of Nature Sc had zone
crazy about spirit rappngs, shs writes to TIE Day Vrs
TO contradict the story. She says:
Teen
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tie iatsuesnd anxiety M the 18th OF Febrsay
VISA certainly Tor i've or sir asyt-Goi
during alteration o:
iIcl s directing because phsone casi,
have heA engaging attention whiting Oh The
tut u t-aAd am notuai about .p~ lst
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