New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House Of Lords. on Thursday, Lord Camp
bell presented petition from the Queen and Princes
of Dude residing in England expressing great regret
at the rev o in India and the suspicion attached to
their relative the exkpg. Inc petitioners stated
h.t they bad received assurances from the Hing that
be Was entirely innoc.n mt G ali compclty IN the out
break, AZ they prayed that the chaiges against him
might be mace known that he night establish his
ipnoceice.
Objections were raised to the reception Of the petit
ti'n On merely technical grounds, and 1t va. wish
dawn.
Tie bill authorizing the employment Of the militia
WIS read second time after brief d. bate io the
course of which Lord Psnnure end the Duke OF Cam
briCle ,sted that ef-rts should be made ~ induce
the tquisite DuDb,r II NIL la-nen 10 volunteer Tor
tn. regular army,
The pi proceeding On Friday were wholly devoid Of
iberest
Ire ehore cable of the Atlantic telsg aph was sue
c.ssfuy laIded Vseltia the evening VI ednes.
day. IL. 18th. lie Lord Lieut. nsnt OF Ireland received
II foinllJ from the officers and men II the Niagara
aid Susquebsnpa, atnid great epthn'iasm'
The following is q correct lst OF tue eight steam
yessels emf loyed IL connection with the laying uo"h
OF the cabie: 49, -
/ Tse United States steam frgate Niagara Capt.
Hudson, 10 lay tie ha Of the cable from Ireland.
q The United States steamer Susquenanna, Capt.
Sands 10 attend upon the Niagara.
8. The United States steam Arctic, Capt. Berry.
man Ike further findings Oh the coast Of New
fcuDGiaIo.
A. Ike United States steamer Victoria Capt. Sluy.
S. Her Maj, sty'- steamer Agame nnon, Capt Nod.
dali 10 lay the ballot thu cable On the American side
6. Her Majesty steamer Leopard, Wainwright, to
a'terd upon the Aganeu'nen.
Z. Her Maestys steamer Cyclops Capt. Daynan,
to 90 ahead Of he stesm' rs and keep the course.
s. Her Msesiys steamer Advice, Capt. Ray
u oEd, to assist in land.i the cable ut Nalentia.
The petition IL said 10 have put 10 sea shortly
ai,eI The andi of the cable, but as he telegraph
lii. 10 NaeLua was not comp eted We are without IN.
foln son a. to lie progress. The weather IN Eagsnd
haO b me rough ana stormy, but was rdtnef more
etiil. Cd Saturday.
A letter from VaeDtia, dated August 3, says
The maohipery for paying CIT the cable works
porf, city, gLC telegraph through the whole
cable without the least difficulty. We expect 10 ar
rv. at Newr oundland III about 20 days aiter leaving
lis Place"
The Emperor and Empress Of the Fre3ch, accom-.
paritd BY Count Waewski and small suite arrived
at borne On visit to Queen Victoria, Thursday
moIDrg the 9th inst, and received with roy o.
salute from the feet at Spithead. The visit was a
strictly private one and would not 1t was belle we'd,
extend beyond the Isle of Wight and, probably,
kept up III the neighborhood Of Osborne, aud all
over the slaLd, by strong force Of police fom Lon
don Paris, ard boats stationed of the beach
at Osborne, to prevent the approach of any shore or
strange boats Ii was thought the Imperial party
would return TO France on Monday, tle 10th.
Bphop Bloomfield, late Bishop of London, died on
the 9Th inst, from al epleptic attack.
Petition cal ing on Parliament to send out much
larger military force to lnda than WAS contemplated,
was receiving hume rous signatures in Liverpool.
The house of Carr, Brothers q Co. of Newcastle,
extensive cOieiy owners, had temporarily suspended
payment. Their liabilities were very large, but the
s,seis said to be ample.
that Lediu Robin bas brought action against The
Iondon Times for an article abiding TO him in
ne cton with the recently Uncovered conspiracy.