New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament On Friday nth had under discussion a mo
ton by Mr.. Gibson to Acdress the Queen praying her
Majesty 10 give special Instructions to the officers OF Brit
eh cruisers 10 abs ain from interfering with neutral YES
sells on OF any goods coniraband ct war thar
Ley may bave on board and to direct inc Mn'sIFy 20
consider the policy of entering into treaty stipulation with
foreign countries the principle that free shps shau
make free goods. and the neural flag give neutrality 10
the cargo. Nr Gibsons object was 10 define the position
Of Britain with respect tc ueutrals. lie strongly urged
the exercise oil the power OF searching neutral ships
for enomys property. The question as to the night OF
search lad aeady tIgaged Britain in war.
Mr. HorsfaIl in secondirg the motion called the alton
ton Of Government to the kindred subject oPryaSeerns
and letters OF marx.
Lore John Resell reped that It was the intention of
Covss1meutt advise tie Crown before hositie- took
place and he bopeo shortly to issue. in some shape or
o;ler document declaring their policy in the matter
but obvious that document OF this kind, involving
auctions OF policy well law required very great
in wording Any ncautious expression might he attended
with very serious consequences
Dir. Bright observed ~, Lord John Russ had taken
no notice of the latter of the motion the Importance
ofwhch RS respected the United States of America he
pressed very strongly upon tue Government
Lord John Rustil admitted the great Importance o the
ject
Dir Gibson then withdrew his motion.
In tie House of Lords conversation took place on an
alleged breach OF confidence in Mr. Ashley clerk IN the
foreign OF CO. who charged with having supplied sc.
cret information to leLOndon Times After good deal
of tllk the sutiect was allowed to drop. -
On the 2Ob in the Commons, Mr. klnngrd put the FOL
lowir motion:
IN what state the correspondence between tho British
ard United States Governments with reference 10 cotofed
seaneE being British subjects, gu the vessels 10 when
they belong arriving at port in any % the southern
States beng imprisoned on account of their color no"
Is and whether there would be any objection to lay the
core, poudonce On the table Of the House
LORD John RusseiI in reply stated that there haf been
great deal Of correspondence, and beneficial changes
had been proposed in Georgia and Caroline which wo1ld
room be carried into effect He thought was better not
to reduce the correspondence A. hopes we're eaealned
that there would be great improvement in the legislation
OF The States lie had mentioned -,
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va Scotia Railway bill negaved in the House OF
Commons without division on motion for the second
reading The House then went into Committee 81 ways
and Means and Sir II. Willoughby brought forward an
amendment ains the proposed doubling OF the income
tax Mr. French seconded tie motion and long debate
ensued The amendment was neSatived consequently
the double Income tax will be imposed 90
The newspapers crowded nth reports of the various
preparations going the various navy ynrds and gar
fons Tie substance of all these is that several ships
OF have sailed others on the eve o sailing 10
norce the Baltic feet that numerous vessels on the
STICKS re being hurried On toward completion and that
&unlltss number OF small craft shipping bread beef,
spirits aud other supplies for the force in the ledterra
On shore all the men and horses-especlaly IN the
artillery being assembled aspots Tor
The Board of the East India Company gave banquet
London 18TH to Lord Harris their recently appointed
Governor of MaGras.
The French ambassador at London gave banquet, on
the evening If 2lst to the Duke OF Cambridge, Lord
Raglan and the other British officers of the staff ordered
to the East.
Some are have been made in Preston of the opera
tvts who continued TO stir up dsafection against the
employers. Cowell Grim.haw and Waldington are the
of the prisoners. The arrest il made the charge
Of conspiracy.
Mr. fease a member of the deputation of Friends
who waited on the Car, gave public account OF that
feat before the Darlington Mechanics Institute His ac
count disclosed nothing Nicholas treated him with
every civihiy. ~
1t was stated that forged bills to the amount of $4,000.
puyorting TO be drawn by Antonio del Vale, Sab Gov
ernor of the Bank OF San Fernando Madrid, upon the
agents of the bank at Havana and to the order of Don
Jorge Hasfo, had been attempted to be negotiated in
London.
Benjamin Elkin & Sons of London, engaged in the
West India and Australian trade have failed liabilities
$4,000.
case bearing resemblance to the Gardiner case
has occurred in London. Frederick de Molyns, formerly
member of Parliament, committed to prison, on
charge forging powers of attorney and obtaining too
stock the Bank Of England Being unable to procure
bail, he found dead in his CELL Coroners Jury
returned a verdict Of natural death
L. lofI i1kfield Ia dnnd