New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

but il without notice Every body knows that Russian
negotiatOr has recently been at Vienna beg to give
notice that shall morrow Gsk whether her Majesty
Government in possession Of any Information snch
they lay before the House relating to the proportions
which that negotiator may have made to the German
Courts
The Earl Of Clarendon assened % this notice and the
Lords then proceeded discuss the Consolidation OF the
Statutes in Of which discussion Lord Lyndhurst
referred in terms of approval t. the consolidation OF the
laws Of New York and Massachusetts,.
In the Commons Mr. French gave notice OF inquiry
whether the sdmirals in command of the allied fleets in
the Black Sea had returned TO COnstaniinOpe, no.wh
standing tie dspprobaon expressed at such course by
the ambassadors Of both Powers
Mr. Hume asked the Government whether there would
be any objection to lay before the House the correspond
ence that had taken piece between Spain Portugal the
United States and other countries respecting the slave
trade and in Cuba the report slave trade tres
ties had been laid before the House Lord John Russell
replied that be could only state. that in consequence OF
the conduct of the Governor OF Cuba circumstances had
been made Spain by Her Britannia Msestys Govern
mon and that that Governor had been displaced and
new sppoined-and far a. first me tsures went,
there was every appearance of amendme the part
Of the Spanish authorities. IL not usual 10 give up
rtspODdence in such cases unless there were neces
sy and the Government of opinion that IN the pres
ent instance before doing it would b. better to wait
and what the conduct and proceedings OF the newly
app. iIied Governor would be
Mr. Caylev moved for select committee to consider
"the duties Of the member leading the Government in this
ard salary thereto Mr. Cayey made long speech the
score # which in favor OF giving Lord John Russell
salary leader Of the Hou,e Sir CT Wood, w. VIII
liens and II Wapole made some remarks on the injudi-
ciouspes of epdowing office OF which the duties were
not defined Lord John Russell declined the offer for
himself aud entered into lengthy historical dsqusition
on the responsibility of Ministers. Mr. Cayley withdrew
Lis motion.
Tie Navy estimates for ls5i-5 were then laid on the
table
Preparations for war 90 actively Government order
has been issued calling all Greenwich naval pensioners
under 90 wears Of age no mQr kO MD0yeiOr engaged
TO attend at he Pension Office for inspection by Admiralty
officer to ascertain their fitness for service The are
threatened with loss of pension ii they fail to attend Re
cruitng active for all of the service All the res
mtnts are 10 be raised TO 1000 rank and file.
meeting of the Association for promoting the Repeal OF
the Taxes knowledge gave sOree in London on the
sth Miner Gibson Mr. Golden and Others assisted Mr.
Golden made a statement which in this the only land OF
really free press deserves TO be repeated lie said
81 know district lin England Of 10000 inhabitants,
returning nine members TO Parliament within which there
not newspaper published a penny paper was
started there under the deluson that it might be pub
lhhed fortnighy without stamp know the individual
who CONDUCTED ia Franklin in his way-who wrote all
the leaders set up all the typ and was his own reporter
His paper circulated into all the villages within ~ miles
Of where II published and penetrated into places
where a newspaper had never been but Mr. iinms OF
the Ills1d Revenue Board pounced upon IT, threatened
heavy damages, extored Is as a compromise ana com
eroe and the consequence that where g. had been
before sold, now five only were disposed Of
"On Tie very day which was stopped, came out
renuy publication. containing no news,-t was called
CL0T,S DHr0i or the Hang mans D0ugtter aud was sold
without any obtructions from Mr. 1imms. Ii premium
was wanted on ignorance drunk and crime could
not be more efectuay secured than by such means.
syfem Of education if carried out By rates, would cost
one ard halt two millions pounds sterling per annum
vet here was stranged mode OF instruction which Horace
Greeley had declared before Committee of the House Of
Commons be effcacious in America than all their
Common schools Yet the English affect to be the friends
of education
In the above connection correspondent informs Of
similar act Of srsngulaon attempted to be inflicted on
Tie Iircr1ool Dois Northern Times three penny sheet
recently established and the first daily newspaper pub
shed cut Of London The proprletors, with commenda
bic nerrse were in the habit of having the latest news
4lecraUtd from London and issued II the public OF Ly
erpool supplementary clips such every paper IN The
United States issues upon such an occasion ms de-
parture from established usage speedily brought down the
Vengeance of Mr. Timms of the Inland Revenue Board
who threatened tremendous penalties and compiled the
psper To cease issuing later than its ghbor
By new arrangement of its columns the paper in question
has partly eyaded the restriction but this occurred IN tue
month Of January 1854 the year in which John Bull
boasts Of bis enlightenment and free press and excludes
tho American Minister from the Houses OF Parliament
because he declines array himself in zanys coat with
plush breeehes and a bag wig
Al Bury all the cotton factories have resumed work after
thirteen weeks strike ofthe operatives Nearly all the hand
loom elk weayers Of Middleton and Manchester have
and an ntimstion Of further advance without strike.
The Preston manufacturers have reopened their mills
and offered to guarantee constant employ to all opera
tives who will resume work at the old terms At an open
air meeting of the operatives resolved not to accept
these terms but to nss, the advance OF per cent
The shpwrghts the Tyne and Wear have struck Tor
and obtained an increase Of wages from 3o to 56 serng
per week. MI. ~. n-;..;.
is proposed to organize the entire Police OF Britain
into one bodv and place it under the management OF
Central b ard in London ,.-,
The freedom of the city Of London has been bestowed
in compliment on Mr. Layard, the explorer OF NneVeh
Recruiting for the naval volunteer coast defense goes
on csyorsby About one half the required number are
enrolled. ., IN, -.
Glasgow but the maady is not increasing ~
Joseph Grave of Manchester, has aosconded' Liaoh
tiles not known but considerable
On the 4th the Oakbank spinning factory near glasgow
was burned TO the ground.