New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Lords the 18th, the Bishop OF OK
ford called the attention of the Government to the fact
that the first effect of the deveIance of the Crcassian
Coast from Russian dominion, the active revival of
the slave trade in girls for the market OF Consantnope
The Earl Clarendon explained the difficulties that he IN
the way OF extnguhng this custom He also stated that
Scbmayl is opposed to the trade in Crcassan and that
the present being fayorabo opportunity all that be
done for lis sion will be done by the British Govern
In the House of Commons Lord John Russell stated,
in question, that an effective blockade of the
mouths of the Danube is established with respect 10 the
blockade of the Sea of Azo and the intermediate ports
of the Black Sea- doubt had arisen its being
quite in conformity with the law Of nations and the sub
ect had been RENTED to the Courts of Paris London and
Constantinope the result will be declared.
blockade of Arcange and other ports Of the White Sea-
commencing on the LIST of August
Government has purchased the Peninsuar and Oriental
Companys steamship Himalaya as troop ship, for
( 40 eco sterling.
The American ship David Hoadley of New-York Capt.
j. W Magma has put into southampton, eaky, with iO7
emigrants, from Antwerp. The ship has sustained no
damage but OF her cargo will have to be taken out to
come AT the leak.
Asiac cholera broke out on board the Australian emf
gran: ship Dgo and the ship put back TO Liverpool with
some fifty deaths. An hospital was erected at Brkenhesd
near Liverpool in the of day and half, OF cor
rugated sheets OF iron and 300 of the passengers were
hus speedily put under the shelter Of roof shore.
The ship Arabia, at Liverpool from New-Oresns, re-
ports forty fifty eeberg some Of them 300 feet high,
the 25ih June in lat. - NJ Ion. Is w The Universe
al Liverpool from Montreal ives among zee Is hours ON
the 2lst and 22d alt, in lat. - N, Ion. 81 W.
The uniform Of the British army is TO be changed The
Guards will retain their present cusume but the soldiers
OF the line doubebreasted ock coats of scar
LET CLOTH without epaulees and with pockets dark blue
pants and FL. helmets An attempt is making TO improve
the materials of which their clothes are made.
letter in The Times, the signature OF I per
haps the Earl of Carlisle y explains that the Russian
Count Pahn at present in London is not political agent
of the Car, but is merely private Russian gentleman
who has only been in Russia in thirty years past
His business in England TO settle his private affairs and
then 10 return 10 the Continent In the House OF Lords,
the 18Th several of the LORDS bore the highest testimony
10 the character of the Count. Lord Mamesbury very
properly taking the occasion comment the absurty
and improperly OF speaking of the Russians bar
baTions.
Parliamentary paper gives the following estimate for
the mail service for the year 10 5th April, 1855:
LivsTool. Halifax, Boston and NewYork Cunard CompA
N.Y. Tsinsl
hsiisa ssinuss - rhorns Halifax AID ST. Johns, New
Southampton and West Indies Royal Mail 1850
Sosthsnpon Brazil aud B1suo. Ayres ROYAL Nail 900
Cslss and Nsipersiso, Psehc 5000
In the of Captain Breck master and Thomas De-
vne mate of the ship Harkaway, Devine was sned IS
and the Captain admitted to bail.
tailor in London has been 6ned forty shillinzs for
making coat with cothcovered buttons An act al Par
lament of George III enss that every coat mus, have
brass buttons and the act being still unrepealed the mag
is,raie had no option but to inhict the 6ne