New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

The following editorial paragraph from The Lem
don Morning Herald Ministerial paper, is cJnsdersd
10 give the clue TO hssty visit made, the 81 inst
by the Earl of Clarendon to the Emperor Napoleon
az Boulogne:
I'VE hsye excellent authority says The Herald
for stating that the French npero bas demonstrated
against The Conntee for iLquirpg into the conduct
oi TIE war and that he hos said that in the event Of
the Con mi;tee continuing TO sit, the armes of the
two Ia'ioLs carrot act together, although they may
act for n object la order, therefore, TO satis
" Louis Napoleon without sffrontiug the English
people dissolution of ,rli4ment will it is stated
The authority we have alluded to, take place alan os
immt dis'eiy.'
Whether or not the mattfr referred to 10 the above
paragraph was the subject Of conference, the
Earl OF Clarendon, accompanied only by his private
secretary, went ever, en- Saturday, the Sd inst, by
express steamer 10 Boulogne, Lord CO Hley British
Minister at Paris having been telegraphed to meet
bin, and both had long private interview with the
Emperor. Next morning Clarendon returned TO Do
yer apd took special train for Lordon.
The proce digs in Parliament had Eeeu vol umn-
ous. TIE chief subjects of interest were the ir OF
Lucsns explanations in the Lords, and a discussion
in tie Commons on the conduct Of Sir Chares Napier.
Lord Lucan has been refused a court-martal, and TO
all ape arance, is an III used man. The sialr OF M
pier ~as introduced in the form of motion, by Mr..
Msln s for the production of spondence. This
allowed the whole subject of Napers complaints aud
wrongs 10 be discussed, after which the motion was
Withdrawn. The newspaper stamp-duty was also
ciscussed in TIE HOuse OF Commons.
Mr.. Roebuck's Committee Of Inquiry into the man-
sceu emf of the had held several meetings. The
DUKE Of Cambridge, Lords Cardigan, l.Ican and
Hare pe were cited TO give evidence. Mr.. Layard
Ger II. Lacy EydIs. Mr. Dundas. VI. y and Others
had been examined. Tneir evidence ELECTED little new
Information but confirmed what is already known to
tue wolc-tLat The grossest incompetency and stupid
y were sxhbitedin the ganizaton-or rather want
q or slizstcu-of the supplies, and that much OF
the 'sfortune that has since occurred was due TO
hat rismansceueIt. The Committee proceeds in
lie investigations
Tie Treasury Boaid is now conpeted as follows:
Lord Palmerston. First Lord Sir George Cornwall
Lewis ViscouIt MoDck, ViseOunt Duncan Chichester
Fortescue Junior Lords The Hon. W. G Hayter and
James Wilson. Secretaries.
l x \ W. Browning Co, London, have failed
IA II timber trade in large amount assfts, II :.
Tie Queen held her frst levee for the season, on
Wedre,6 sy the 7ih. Mr. Buchanan w.s present.
Auet'irg Lad been held in Manchester in favor Of
tie reconstruction Of the Kingdom Of Poland.
LORD Jot Russell and the other members Of the
Cstine- VITO hsd TO go through the formality Of va
ealing their seats in Parliament had been reelected
A scsle OF distribution O. The Patriotic Fund for
Widows and Orphans Of the War IL announced, and
ya'iCs from 3 70 sterling wes ky for each family.
j In Cercen, the Lish gentleman, who attempted
Ia csiTy III Mss Arbutt not an Eog-h hsiress, had
been terated from prson the plea OF Ill health
COZ iicn that be III reside abroad until the term
Il lis serterCe expires.
Tie NsH sieeu er Aiis.o from Vera Cruz Feb. ;,
Lad arrived at South smp;on with 81 2o6 "a in gold
from the Gulf Of Mexico.
TIE Eail OF siahbope dead, aged -. lie was
nephew Of the gres. William Pitt. HIS son. Lord
Nshop, succeeds lin.
MsStne jenny Lind Go'dsDiGt has been giving
corceits at Amsterdam end lhs Hague and will re-
witt Epe 5Ld.
The Manchester Peace Society has peii'ioned Lord
PsueIsioh 10 effect an arnstics pending the Vienna
rtgoiiAi;ops.
NunGou. ships OF the Baltic feet are already as
s,u,blei at Spi head.
TIE very Interesting and valuable collection of
curicsities that belonged 10 the lss Mr.. Berna
icing dispos-d Of at auction, the Government hayiog
etclirtd 10 purchase for the nation.
The Curaid steamer Arabia bad returned 10 Liver
pool from the war; there was report thai The French
uap-port agents negotiating for her services.
Tbe Cur arisr Eina rad sailed from Liver POOL
viii sI'leryu q sn4 korsss f0r Tue cs.mss, ani the
Can ria Wa E;t.Ls ol ,.s-.y sor TIC came 1-s.iEl