The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
GREAT BRITAIN,

In the House Of Commons, the lrth ipat, Mr.. Roe
buck moved the folio -int reeslulous:-
Rctoved, That tue With Pen ia declared pro
eecuted ana conducted without sach transactions being
communicated to Pari imeni while exDeosive srmameuts
we're eq ipped without the sanction Of vote Of the
House
Resolved That is the opinion OF the Ho.se that su
c'pooc snds 10 wesksD It's jos, sIshoy and TO dispense
with control over bLspces Of the county and rem
derr necessary Tor the House 70 It's strong
probation Of such course OF proceeding
Mr. RoEBUcK su ppored his motion in speech Of much
bitterness, and accused 10 Pamerston Of having by
denuding India OF troops 'or the Persian war; broug
about the rreeent sta:e of affairs In India.
A warm debate ensred, liz which Mr. Roebuck found
mnDy supporters but who declined 10 for the resou
Lord PAIME1oN asserted the constt onsl right Of the
crown to axe peace at pleasure, slh0ogh he
%eo os .oe GUY OF .ne Government 70 soqnsnt
for having done ier censuyi NJ. Rcebuck and his
motives he reviewed the Of the negotiations with
Persia, claiming credit rather than the couce,
tions bis government had made TO facilitate
ton OF peace and he then passed deny there
Indian muny; ~hle he predicted that the triumph Of
Briiish A'ms and policy Persian aggression and
sisn pst'gs Ion would materially enhance British iufu
fnce throughout all Asa In conclusion he Denied that
con, utcnay other there any grounds for
the resolutions, the or which would be fatal
msAl on The part o. the House. The resolution wss los
On the leth in the Hoase of Lords Lord Brougbam
brought fo ward bis motion for address the zen,
pray rs her 10 dsoor nenance all tending
promote the psve trade In po rerfu speeco he point
ed out the serious consequences likely from
importation OF free afr into the French ,ones ana
only 10 coil the attention Of tho
French 10 the subject 70 Induce the 70 sban
don the pohcy
Lord CLARENDON fully endorYed Lord Broughau,s sent
ments saying that " 1t turned oct that the uade
was TO be revived the Cover nment would not hesitate to
use the power vested In Il To stop H.
The address VA then agreed to-
In the Howe OF Commons, Sir g. Woop gave notice OF
motion for vote Of goo moro seamen for service
Indian Seas
Lord PAIsusIoS. reply 70 Mr. rifths repeated bis
oocons 70 the construction OF the Suez Ship ,ns nnHn
aloof from such undertaking.
On motion Of The CHAsUErios Of tho Excasouun, the
Ho &c voted half million acooun, OF the Persian var
Aner rpcy debate upon tho merits OF th At and the
Indian and Chinese proceedings Lore JOIN RULLxI asked
but failed to get the government TO give mp day for the
consideration OF bin he propo cd 70 Introduce pro
vidng Tor the admission Of jews Parliament de then
ssked leave 70 bring In oil % the subject but aer
proracied and noisy debate the house adjourned without
1t vas supposed that Parliament would be prorogued In
about fortnight or three weeks
The Niagara had ever one thousand miles Of cable on
board and the shipping CT would be nLishsd on he fol
lowing week. Coonued teets OF the coil vey salts.
isc'ory sDo Cork whence the veses would sail .oou,
the first OF August expe' imenu xtl tnr ,uTh
the whole length OF the cable assurances hal boon
fected On the safe laying Of the cable ranging
from ten per cent upwards but many Stockholders
ssnsuine enough 70 prefer running tneb o~n risks.
Prince Napolou visited and inspected the United stes
frisase Niagara the l'h return Capt Hudson
was entertained on the imperial scht
The Unaed ssaies steam fsss was expect
ed II Liverpool on the 18th or ION.
depuAiion IRON the Anti slavery Society presented
memorial 10 Lord Pamcrstou on Weduesisy cn(Dnuing
the propoaed scheme 10 obtain negro abores Africa
TOR the Wet Indies Lord Psmerston said thai 20
vernment we're alive n the danger OF tho scheme and
would take care thai nothing done which tended To
rest sc e the slave rade The london TINES continued
IFS agitation In favor OF obtaining free sborers under Bn
tish surveillance.
The members OF the House Of Comm In favor Of the
Elementary Oshs bill reeortog TO outside mes
sures TO bring about speedy sstement OF the question
They have held meeting and adoped resolution, 0ecla
rniory Of their sentiments and appointed depuiaton TO
wat On Lore Palmersfou m toe subject
he britirh government Intends seadng 70 India steam
squadron, considerable foscc Of srery by tao most
RAPID COO at hand; and doiuon " the troops
aead, mentioned the force which had been
for the Chinese operaions bad all been lnierce ed aud
ordered for service IN Inss This force Ia 10 be cvm2en
rated for In Chibs by battalion OF Marines 10 be de-
rpstched 10 HING Kong without celay.
The lfndon nr1cs, IN an article lion Vim l. Marcys
rfvt'eeritg l,tbr, which " ebs bold aad compr
sve proneal, expresses regret that Engand did
OF oroe with The suggestion uofoin made IL says that
before occsn could be for mec, the Cabinet Of VISA
iogion became alarmed a. The possibility tina, ia offer
would be accepted. Mr.. Bschansn ard Gen. Cas- haze
intmaed their Discrimination " eilo~ up the ciscassou;
nor "a there any reason to hope that desirable object
viii coon become stisna5le Ii the time the lass
OF var betreen Englsnd ard Ameris are who'll unsi-
fected BY the Conversion e. Paris