New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

-, :, both .,un,ries sbooh take place, tos, VIC
LIT. - nj isnc between the two COUNTY . fa,sSore be
d'cn,ssd in that house; and ne snoua ~. s,rmsnt ~
wiling on the Rss % s,y direct Or indc with re-
msune ,hc discussion Of the motion OF the ho"'s"'~
rn.r,ber Hear, bearl. 49,. IL .rr ,slatione
Mr. Moore returned TO the su3)ec. ~ ma.
;,b Am. rics complaining OF the LIST. 800
VIII VII &c the answer given 10 him, SHORTY 10y. "a
re- ord Pulmerrt.n; and insisting uPop ,no 80 r,n h
Sn,y OF the House 70 pronounce an op'v ~ ar,ysoa
I'D not 10 leave the direction OF snas IN s sS,rant.d
ahI lands Of tkose WHO had hitherto 10 nhsoHeo
rha Lord Mayor Of London gave AZ .araSo,s
70 The Earl Of Derby and the CONSERVATIVE "''"''''
Of Parliament. D,.,l Ry;.ein and tbs
ri,ed Sta,es on the subject Of the Soond D"es' nos
been prt.tpt.d to Parliament. ; .aamsn by
TIE Hlg sl sppreheD'ion OF A"e .snr ton of the
The River TYNE POLICE, upon he er,no' i'cn " -.
Tn;,.d Stsies Wee Consul At NescSrp-, nos 49, 49,
byorclt under tie attention o. The River ne ov.
n'isas,n.rs a. a msetbg .pecla'y csDeo 10Y tn0 ~
nose Last May many American .h. -. N
80, American 8. ryce above one han ared men ue-
seiteo. The MATTERS If the ye-teis aPpned 70 sne
riv.r notice to interfere aud apprehehu .no m.n.
The liver police made sppeshon W "a, ,s So
:. yo,,h Shields who tolo then - tbe tnisd o,s.eS
wa. rot IN treaty with this country they e'ud h'' ~
teI.re. 49,. .,,god %. no United
Ststes Wee Consul. who wrote QUE an au.n"IuJ ~
~. ,;yor nolce 10 eppreheud all deseIters ifom me
a.. nv .s,s tonrd 10 the streets Of Shields, ana
restore than to their vesse indemnfyins Tue poSo
from the Consequences OF sucn proceepS. Id ,;ny.
authority the river polce went to tho ssnois muss
borse. IN Shields and dragged the men 70 tns staou
hous4 and, without over having takea them os'o'.
magistrate, they were removed 70 .@sI sess.,, ~
Amelia and the Inoan Chief For their part IN thsee
procee 6ipgs the police received 70 OF 10 iom tne
United States masters M Or ss.;no Of he
Hoard called when, after u warm DEBATE the Eep)Ne
being excluded, the following resolution was O. reedto
at is resolved that Inspector Freshwater and the
officers er him be calico in and informed taat tney
have acted IN. gally in the apprehension aod detention
of sesmen who had deserted from the ships oi tne
United States of America, aud they De- warned no. 70
act in similar manner IN future. IL Is also resolves
that The clerk co write 20 the A0ericsn Emoassadof
car his attention to tie iLconvenetc CO arising rom
The went OF arrangement with the United STATES U
America for the recovery of stanen, ana 90 e,ha
COPY Of the letter of the Vice-Consa - Newcastle.
Zen Sir iliam +. Williams, of ksre, is appointed
Tn ire lucrative Office Of Ccmmancan, OF Woo!w1cn,
TO which lie is to be welcomed by btoqlet. ne n
e!so TO be the guest Of the Army and Navy Ciaoi
h. is to have sword worth 100 Gu meas, eua lhe
Queen he's had his portrait.
Another battalion of Riemen is ordered to Canada.
BY new act OF Par lament crossed cheques are
nav able only to or through banker.
The AustIsiau Mail contract ia awarded TO Pa'nck
Henderson & Co. of Glasgow, who undertake 70 run
mail steamers at an average speed OF lV5 msee su
hour for the sum Of tls5, 900 per abnum.
OOO have been collected ia EnE land for the reIes
of the suferers BY tn FrcLc lnundatioos. $50
Admiral Lyons i, created Peer, by the title OF
Baron. Lord LIZ ona Of Christ Church, Southampton
The second horticultural fee of the season was
| pivtn ct Sydenhsm C,ysal Palace on the 25,h. The
fl, CT Of he fountains was magnificent. c,,-,
Lord Egn presided a. %sstss hsd a. sD to e.
old Scottish hero, Sir William Wallace. 10 course of
bis r, marks Lord Elgin poke this sentence -
show it'll. n4ton gains wbi;h succeeds 10
forcing it's own foreign institution, foreign laws and
foreign religion, on rel1c'snt and gh:pi,ed PEG
isve not yet read that most vaaabl. but most psni
etson to s cose, for rely on it, that ever collision
takes place between those two great branches OF the
Anglo Saxon race which dwell on the opposite shores
OF the broad Atlantic that calamity tue most grevoas
that can befa either couotry, will be attrba,aoe 70
the huniliaions which in bygoDe times, England has
| sought to impose on Ielsno.'
An arrival fom the west coast Of Afr,oa MENTIONS,
under date Fernanco Po May 3, that az Is onny the
country wss in q settled condition. AT Lagos
ns existed b. tween the King and the trad
trs. In Liberia, the palm oil trade was very brisk.
Dir. Thackcray is to deliver his lectures on tbs
"Four Georges at the Philosophical Instits.ien,
Edinburgh, sarly in November mex.