New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

len,sin Of the United Ststes fKgate SusquehsI
7. IIITnSnk
GREAT BRITAIN.


GREAT BRITAIN
In the House Of Lords, the 9hb after some de-
bate upon the affairs Of India the Divorce bill ives
| taken ~, aud motion that the Commons amend.
mepts be taken into consideration that day six months
was rejected BY a vote Of n 10 49, The various
oarses OF Tho bill were then debated with varying
results Government, IN some DIVISIONS beng lett In
| the minority.
reply 10 inquiries, Lord Palmerston stated that the
Atlantic cable could not become the property OF Gov
eInmcI for communication with Alexandria, without
tie sanction of Parliament which could not be oh.
taired during the prI seLt session. that no application
bad been made 10 the Pashn Of Egypt for permission
TO convey troops the l6thus OF Suez to lndia
but if uCh application were made 10 objection was
spprel ended aid that the Eussiabs IN their recent
xnet non 10 the eastern coast Of the Black Sea- had
| moi exceeded their rights under the treaty
On the 18th, in the House Of Lords, Lord Pannure
laid upon the table the report Of the C0nGe.ioneIs o
he Amy stating that it was not unanimous, and be-.
fore Parliament met again he should receive the report
| Of those Commissioners who had rot fiighed IT,
| The Hcuse Of Commons ac9uieseed IN the LORDS
| amepJuents 10 the Divorce DIl hn0 the peauie "d'
Both Houses then adjourned till Friday, Aug. ~,
! when tho Propagation YVES to take place.
| Few writ was ordered for the County Of Middle
SEX in room Of Lord Robert Grosvonor, who accepts
the Chiitorn hurdreds in anticipation OF his eeVs-
! ticn 20 the pecra2e
Some new peers ere spoken Ct, and, accoEdns 70
r,,nor the MARQUIS Of Lansdowne lie to he created
Duke while the peerage will be conferred on Lord
John Russell, Lord Robert Groiveror, Lord II. VSne
and Mr. Compton Cavondish.
| As the recent wool sales in London the foreign
demand was much larger than usual and the rates
| tablished were higher thanany known Tor several
years past. The total quantity sold was 80 3o5 baes
| DISCLOSURES in regard to the atiers OF the Surrey
| Gardens Company Of London show second edition
| of the notorious proceedings Of the Royal British
Bank, the whole Of the capital having gone and the
Company beirg deeply in debt;
TIE GIoJc states that instead Of ~ battaons being
as usual retained IN Britain, the force had been re-
duced to only II bsttaions, aud that consequently
Government bss resolved 10 raise at least ~ new bat
! taions OF infantry.
The Australian clippsr-ship lightning, built a. Bcs
ton was attracting great attention in the Thames
| where bhe had gone 10 receive troops tor lnua.
Grand banquet had bcch gwen on boatd Oh h.t. -,
The accounts from the manufacturing districts oil
Epe land are generally satisfactory. In tee wooden
F, districts there had been extensive shipments to
1 America. The birmingham iron trade was steady,
and in some instances advance IN prices had taken
| place.
The new screw steamship Aus:ralasi an grounded in
the parrcwet. part OF the Clyde, as abe vas leaving
the Hv and T gay OF two SD, ISp pc, c
again grounded q, wider spot and remnned there
al latest dasee.
Several additional failures are reported in Liverpool.
firm Of Buch anan, Brothers Co., produce brokers.
md the suspension in the trade that OF Mr. D..
| II. Hayes, whose liabilities are cot stated.
| A meeting was held in London on the 18th, under
the auspices Of the Lord Mayor, in order TO raise
funds for the immediate relief Of the sufferers in
lndis. committee was appointed and subscription
Professor w. q. Alan fcoloredj, late oc the New
York Central College, was loctur,nc in Liverpool on
| the African race
MISCELLANEOUS.
The French Minister Of Marine hoe isssed al order
to oil captains Of ships Of war to give every aid to
English vessels conveying troops TO India and to take
! them in tow when becalIncd. An English toop-ship
having put into Algeria in Distress toved thence
! 10 Gibraltar by French steam figate.
Msrscil,s advices Of the 2Hd August, reports de-
cline Of two francs per hectolitre on wheat.
The Emperor had returned to fsTis from Barr:l N
youte for the camp at Chalons.
| Tie Paris correspondent Of TIE Drlg M under.
stands that the French Government thinks expedent
to deny Any present intention Of occupying position
in Cochin China, but the Government organs are H.
etucted to insis. upon the perfect right OF France to
60 there whenever she plossos end THAI By virtue OF
| an old claim.
II il said that Maritime conference Of vsriou. Eu-
ropean powers is about to be held a. Paris to consider
the subject Of cosons at see and ~ adopt measure,
for their future prevention.
The Pope arrived at Florence on the 18Th, and az.
cordipg to letters from that city met with respectful
but cold reception. The turnout Of the popnlsce
however, large, end the city wa brilliantly Illuminated
on the night Uf The arrival.
rnn0r was current al Genes that two steamers,
under Neapoltan COLOR coming from Msrseiues, had
been sized a. Naples seveya chests a Uaskets hay
| ing been found ca board which chcets had been de-
| clayed TO contain sugar.
The sub!naIino te., graph between Sicily AID Malta
Was expected TO he oOTupe:od in September.
| Paris Dispatch 20 The Loa&or N0rr s. Pos. r..
ports a belief that rupture wa hourly expected
between Maple ana sardinia.
4 dspatch from Madrid says that the Ministers ha 4
under examination sh application from tue Municipal
| Cooperation .! Havana, requesting tina. The impoi.
duties or pgr Should be lowered a. t. cease t.
Us protection 20 !hJ mills.
| The Vienna coIrespOpd,Lt OF TIE london T.as,
says In rcgarG 20 the Osborne Conferences: Mutual
concessions made. kng.And cons .1ted to the
repetition Of tie holdsvau elections, aad France
promised 10 or ger TO urge the Union ofthe Dapub;an
pT:ncipalitics.
II IS corjecturel tina. Kupi,h pasha will BE the ne
Grand tl2ier, an appointment which indicates de-
cidedly French bias.
Riots at the gates o. Jerss Sem had resulted in The
death OF twenty -ioar persons. Much excitement ex.
sted in he vicinity Of the Holy City, and general
| outbreak was feared
A Paris dispatch 20 TIE I5E3ca Tir.et, dated Aug
nJ Gays: THE Porte has consented 10 aunul the
ACaY ian elections on the representation OF tho fou
Powers without waiting for IL. adbesiOn If Knslaul
9" and Austria il vas generally believed thu. tie
rev elections would give the result as those tsi
| have been annulled.
The IIottein Diet had appointed committee al
nr 10 report Cd the Constitution submitted Tor
its confederation by the Dsria government and al
| ;ourned for that purpose.
| The cholera at 81. Petersburg wss dying away.
News was aid 10 have boso -ecsived In Pors tbls
To Queen Of NeisgsscN rod recommended DC PEI