New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

bill Ane~ considerable dicrsior tle Hcrro ai,lI On
The question vl0itr DE li 'nui Do ,,rri q ., d.,
IN three morti when i's .ao proposition aes,5c1
Lord Drloy su,it lr.u.lt forward bi, rao,i.a-.hs,
iu Le adde's ~ rCp, to 'e Qtoons mea-o ~ 'ho v,o
Of credit Her Majesty ho a.G 20 -ro, loiia.
mont unl u information Doc given to o c.uat both IA
10 the relations of Greet Baa with FOREIGN power an
10 iieprc .cCts q the war. iI motion IN pi.n terms
be cortrreti might have boon prevented II there had
been an e0.cent man 90 tlo bend Of the C4b.ael me-
censgTcd undue Difference = Che Government % Ana.
TIA Jnd blamed the Moac cement cf the no home for
the nglCious inactivity 81 tie Cs aad armies abroad
Mr. : Herbert defended ihe manner in which the war
had hc6n conducted ana stated Ola, the Admin, ~s,i-
woslG confidently abide a. decision Of The Hone
Mr.. Layaid declared ihat hc ayarl hal no conf ,ence
whatever n Lord Aberdeen management Of affairs.
Admire Berkeley denied u strong terms that Sir ar'es
Napier WIS IN any way crippled his operations by or
deIs from home.
several oher momber' spoke for and az inst the IN ,iion
After which Lord John Rus cl warmly took 10 the de-
foI'o &c Lord Aberdeen. lie protested against hs Earl
Of Aberdeeu being singled out for attack, al mis- col
leagues wCc equally responsible Cor the eyed DELAYS and
Shortcomings IL Lord Aberdeen hed for long while en-
terta co hopes Of peace that was repr0aci which he
might very well bear. lie Lord J. RUSSELL thought it
wac ungeneroUs to draw distinctions. Let the House
Other consuTe the wdolo Government by voting the all
dress proposed by Lord Dudley Stuart let show By
vote tie COZ fConce in The NJ. isors Of The Crown.
Lord Stuart here offered 10 Withdraw hs notion but
The House refusing, it was pat aud neCatived
Sir james Graham explained 90 Tie House the cir an
men and officers Of sir John Frnklins ExDedtion-.he
sum Of 40 900 sterling hciro now due.
nvtrsation ensCcd on To subject of tuo alleged
lunaoy Of DR. Pelthman, German Of literary posi-
ton, who being liberated otter fourteen years restraint
had again Hen into the harc.nat1n THAI ne hal uu-
settled claims against The Qcocu and had in consequence
been again placed in confinement Lord Paine -ston
planned that the prooC edIs against the unfortunate gen
loman quite legal. On the notice book Of the ,use
Of Commons il notice Of motion u inquire l. il be- true
that the UL cd States have gained concession OF certain
mercantile privileges with respect TO the Sound Baltic
dues, and If 80, whether steps been taken acquire
tie seme privilege for British piping.
The iolo wing new ships of war had been commenced
during the week; The Cadmus. 20 guns; Scyla. 20
Charybds 90 Scout 90 Cameiia IL; Muine, 10; Lyra,
Cght; lcefus, eight. The snake, Viper, and several
other gun boats steamer have been launched, and vii
reach The Baltic in the second week Of August At Penn
broke Navy-Yard four lne-ofbatte ships, four heavy
fgs sites ard four sooIs are being built Of which are
named tie Revenge, 90 guns; Alert 10 guns Pelican, &c
guns CoIdelia, eight gum, al screw steamers. One
Immediately 10 the army IN Turkey there TO under
the Orders Of the Provost Marshal
sum oi Il 900 sterling annually allotted by Govern
ment for the purpose Of literary pensions has this year
Head goo 10 MIS- NOR, widow Of " Deltq Of Blqc,-
Woods magazine; 4lOO 10 Aaric A. Watts tlO0 to Dr..
HDok- aHquarian 800 10 daughters Of Joseph Tucker,
surveyor in the navy, mot known in literature 80 to
the Rev. VIM Hickey. " Martin Doyle 800 to widow
Of Sir HAMS Nicolas; 20 70 widow Of Dr. Glen mission
ary 600 10 widow OF Oliver Lang. surveyor in navy.
lnC< known in literaure $50 70 widow and daughter Of
Joseph Train antiquarian; $50 TO daughters Of DIR.
Macgillioroy naturalist so widow Of James IIogg
Ettrick shepherd go to denghters Of James Kenny,
BOwditCh the African traveller
Mr.. -- Thompson Of New York has exhibited to the
Queen and Prince Albert newy invened lifepresery
ing seat for preservation Of life in shipwreck
The Hos. Francis C. Lawley is appointed Governor of
South Australia. The Hon Arthur Gordon fourth of
the Earl Of Aberdeen candidate for the representation
of Beverley in Parliament in room Of Mr. Lqwey
Caroline BOwles widow of the poet SOutney, died at
auckland LymiUgton, on the goth July.
The mn Annual Conference of Wesleyan Clergy (Od
Connection commenced its session at Birmingham the
GOTH -Four hundred delegates were present The Yves
"Ieyan Extension Fund has reached amount Of
4s5 600 sterling one-half Of which will be expended in
erecI ohapels free ofdcb