New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
GREAT BRITAIN

The Queen Eeld court at Bucknghsm Palace on
Thursday, the IN inst for the purpose OF receiving
the addresses the peace from the House of Lords
the House of Commons and the City II London. The
deputations in great state and numbered nearly
a hundred persons. The Queen briefly acknowledged
,b addresses and expressed her Satisfaction that peace
was reestabshed basis that affords security for
its permanence. 81
thanks 10 the army end navy. Lord fanmure moved
the resolution and was seconded by Eer DERBY IN the
Lerdp. In the Commons, Lord Palme-ston made the
motion and Mr.. Disraeh seconded it.
Lord Granville announced that pension OF n 900
sterling for life would be settled on Gen. llams,
who is also created Baronet, Dy the ace oi OH '
Lord Elrin postponed his motion of inquiry respect
ing the troops ordered 20 North Amerea until alter the
holidays.
Parame mt to express its dsapprova Of the policy OF
abandoning the maritime rights so long held as the
Congress of Paris had pledged Great lrstain to do.
To celebrate the peace the Queen las granteS S am,
O'BIen, Frost Jones and others may return home.
Special exception however is made against those who
escaped to the United States.
Lord Wodehouse, under Secretary @r Foreign At
fairs is appointed Envoy Extraordinary to st. Peters
burg The appointment is generally aeplauded.
The Lord Mayor of London had given the usual n
bsnouet TO the Ministry. The whole tone OF the
speeches on the occasion was cangratulatory re-
spectipo the peace. Count Persigny, the French
Fmbassador said nothing could the alliance of
France and England. Lord Palmsrston replied, re-
ciprocatipg the sentiment and omphnenting the
Ministers present Of Sardinia and Turkey. LORD
Clarendon then spoke clarifying the peace and COM
mime Russia The usual toasts followed, and the
company separated early. The American Minister Minister
was not present being engaged a. the annual dinner oi
the Literary Fund, where he made speech.
Mr. Dallas wish his family and Secretaries OF Legs
tion aso assisted at the Queen state BAL ana leVee'
The Crimean Board of Inquiry continues its sessions,
but they have lost all their interest Col Tuoch Deing
Nav 90 is to be a holiday throughout Great Britain
to celebrate the peac.
A regiment of German ysgsrs at Plymouth had mu-
tinted. The ,ing.leaders were arrested They COM
planed that the drill was too severe and that they
only enlisted tall the end of .he war.
The five regiments in the CIimea under orders fF
Canada ere the 9th, 7th, 39th 62d and SD infantry,
under the command Of Gen. Eyre.
FRANCE.
bill was introduced into the Legislature granting
four bundred thousand francs for the baptism OF the
Imperial Prince in June. The Moniteur publishes the
monthly account of the Bank Of France and the bal
| ance was satisfactory.
son of the King of Sweden, the King of Wurtem
berg and Msximilan, brother OF the Emperor OF Aus
| tria, are visiting Louis Napoleon.
Count Edgar Ney is to be the bearer OF Napoleon
letter in reply the Car notification of his accession
| to the throne of Russia. -
Count Money has been appointed Minister TO st
Petersburg and Count Orloff has taken for him the
Woronzoff Palace on three years lease.
Speculation the Paris B0urse had reached great
hight, and English commercial papers were warning
British capitalists against it.
The weather in France for several days previous TO
the sailing of the steamer had been very severe