New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

ment for change Of Government. The rumor had Of
feCted the funds.
On the 27th ult. the Lord Mayor OF London assem-
bed distinguished party at the anson House to
meet Mr. Buchanan, the American Minister, previous
10 his rcturn home. Unfortunately on the same day
Mr. Buchanan was invited to dine with the Queen
and etiquette required that he should give Yictorias
dim the preferen'e The Mayors company consist
Cd OF members of Parliament, representing leading
commercial constituencies, and also American an1
Colonial uercian's.
Tie Lord Mayor made .peech regre'ting the ab-
Fcuce Of Mr.. buchanan, because the reception he
would have net with from the representatives Of
leading Interests would have proved to him the ab-
seIce If all uifiendy feeling in Great Britain "a
REGARDED America, and shown that though big words
might arise either side the interests Of commerce.
peace, civilization and humanity too powerful
to permit collision between Great Britain and the
United States.
Similar feelings were expressed by other speakers
an Ong them Mr.. CObden and the Earl OF Elgin.
Mr.. Buchanan and the Brazilian, Peruvian Mexican
ard Hsyion Ministers were present at the Queens
lcvee on the 9th.
The Proceedings in Parliament are of some interest
II is reported that the Government succumbs in the
matter OF the Wensleydale life peerage, and will issue
new hereditary patent. Lord Derby, meantime, has
induced the Committee Of Lords to define the appel
late jurisdiction OF the House Of Lords. Ia the Com
mons Sir De Lacy Evans has given notice Of resou-
ton disapprOviDg the course of the Government in
having refused direct offers Of troops liom Canada,
while at the same time abOrtive attempts were made
TO enlist IN the adjoining neutral territory OF the United
States, contrary To international law.
The Military Court of Inquiry into the report of the
Crmean Commissioners is TO be open Court.
The liberal electors of London have under cOnsidera
ton whether again to contest the question of Jewish
en- fraDcnsement in the person Of Baron Rothschild
OF TO elect more servicable representative.
Mr. loves Local dues OF Shipping Bill is Withdrawn
and its author offered his resignation, which Lord Pal
merstOn refused to accept.
Mr.. Muntz of Birning CHAM bad moved dor Select
Committee to inquire into the present monetary sys-
TEN. The motion refused by fifty majority
agsiI ct it.
On Friday night Mr.. Roebuck moved the following
resolution:
Resolped, That the appointment Of a Committee OF
General Officers TO report upon the report Of Sir j.
Mcneil and Col TuOch, is to substitute an inefficient
mode Of inquiry and that the effect of such appoint
ment will be to hide The misconduct of those by whom
various departments of our army have been subjected
TO the command of officers who have been incu pated
by tie Commissioners appointed to inquire into their
conduct.
This resolution was intended to defeat the Ministry
on division, but after discussion it withdrawn.
The protocol of Warsaw Of 1852, relative TO tie
Danish succession, was laid before the Commons
The Board Of Trade returns for the month of Janu
ary had been published, and exhibited a considerable
improvement over the preceding month.
The extent Of the frauds of the late John Sader is
yet unknown, but the amount will probably be i'm
mense as new developments still continue to be made.
Messrs. Allen Il Gillespie have applied for perma
nent berthe in the Wellington dock for the vessels of
the Liverpool and Montreal Ocean Steamship Com
pony.
Fog-guns are to he placed at Hoyhead.