The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

There is some talk Of an early dissolution OF Parlia-
pent change Of COVER The rumor had affected
the funds.
On the 9TH ultimo the lord Mayor OF London assem-
bed distinguished party at the Mansion House to meet
Mr.. Duchar an the American Minister previous to his
return home. Unfortunately, the day Mr.. Bu-
chanan invited to dine with the Queen, ami
etiquette required that he should give Victorias daner
the pre'e, ence. The Mayors company consisted Of
members Ct Farliau en-, representing leading CONNER
cal constituencies, and also American and Colonial
merchants
The Iord Msyor made speech regretting the absence
Of Mr. Buchanan because the reception he would have
met with from the representatives OF leading interests
would have proved to him the absence Of all uuendiy
ceiling in Great Britain regarded America and shown
that though big words might arise either side the in
teIests Of commerce. peace, civilization and humanity
too powerful to permit collision between Great
Britain and the United States.
Similar feelings we're expressed by other speakers
sneng them Mr.. Golden and the Earl Of Elgin.
Mr.. Buchanan and the Brazilian, Peruvian, Mexican
and Hay ten Ministers present at the Queens evee
the 9th.
Tie proceedings in Parliament Of some interest.
1t is reported that the government succumbs in the mat
ter Of the Wensleydale life psersge, and will issue
hered asy patent. Lord Derby meantime has induced
tie Committee Of Lords 10 celne the appellate jurslic
tion OF the House CT LORDS. In the Conmons Sir De
Lacy Evans has given notes OF resouo disapprovIg
the Of the government in having refused direct
etfers of troops from Canada, while at the time
aboriive attempts made enlist in the adj iDng
neutral territory Of tire Unised States contrary inter
national law.
The Military Court tf Inquiry into the report Of the
CIimean Commissioners is TO be open court
The liberal electors o, London have under consideration
whether sgan to contest the question OF Jewish enfra
chisement in the person Of Baron Rothschd to elect
more strvceable representative.
Mr.. loves local dues shipping bill Is withdrawn
and Its author offered his resignation, which Lord Pal
merston refused to accept.
Mr.. Muntz, of Birmingham, had moved for . scest
committee TO inquire into the present monetary system
The motion refused by fifty majority against it.
On Friday night Mr. RoEBrcK moved the following
resoluion:-
Resolved, That the appointment Of committee Q. general
RUm as nr nsd and ns
the effect Of uch appohtn en vii DO TO hide the msconduct
subjected of officers who have incupated
by the toner's appointed to Inquire into their conduct
This resolution intended to defeat the Ministry
division but after discussion It was Withdrawn.
Tho Iroccoo Warsaw of 1852 relative to the Danish
succession, wss laid before the Commons.
The Board OF Trade returns for the of January
had been published and exhibited a considerable i'm
provement over the pIece ling nenth.
The extent Of frauds the late John Sadier is ye.
unknown but the amount will probably he immense,
new cevel opeme nts still continue to be ma lie.
Messrs. Allen Gillespie have applied for permanent
bcrs in the Wellington dock for the vessels OF the LIVER
pool and MortTea Ocean steamship Company.
Teg guns are to be placed at Holyhead