New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
Defeat Of the PalmerstOn Cabinet.
PROGRESS OF THE CHINESE WAR
Treaty Between England Il Persia Signed.

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at p III. he 4th inst, arrived at Boston on route
for New-York yesterday morning. Her advices are
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The Ape pared 90 the 9th inst, the steaper El-
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The Alps brings DO mail, but We received by her
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The steamship Africa arrived out at Liverpool on the
ID met, and the steamship City OF Baltimore on the
Sd iDtt.
In the House of Con mons on Tuesday, the Sd inst,
the Government defeated on Mr. Cobdehs motion
regarding the operations at Canton. The vote stood
263 for The motion ard 2i7 sganst it. 1t vas not
thought. however, that ,rd P4lmeistOn woad resign
or dissolve Parliament at present
OF the debate i'll the House, the following accounts
present h vivid picture:
I,c. The Morning Star Of Daroh3
The fate of Ministers still, habss IN the balance o."
only Tor n tev longer. The debate IN toe Com
nors hI. Cobdens motion was again aolOuInel
lat night hut With an understanding on b1tn tldes
that the Division shs cetainy be taken this evening
Ihs gives Ministers fte advantage OF another
twenty.four hsurs ard No Birth Caolnet ever stus
eled win earUesfness To- save tse1 tian uat o.
Ioro PalmeretoD. And he tbrs Il OF dissolution III
Greer to give it victory has been clesry eApreessu
from the lips o the Premier himsel. However, II san
OIL, lie threat Ter the Government must kno~ tha'
tie country is nueh more opposed TO the aughter a.
Can tor THAI the House Of Commort Win ali r reouke
oil d remembrance.
Whe, the Commons resumed it's stings last night,
there vac abundant evidence OF tue greatest exeif"
nopt The H,u.e itsef gas Gro Tded - excess and
all the lobbies we're throDged by geulefnen naking
every porsible effort TO obtain admission or u PICK w
news. Even The Government whlpper.ln Pled tneir
arts and The crowd AID the livelest TREAS were
overheard without any effort to listen. The Pees hsd
bet short sitting, sIO al the available seats al theii
dispoes in the Commons we're occupied at once, aud
continued full till the debate wa adolnel al md
hight.
For some houIs, however the speeches we're dull.
Nh. X. Pbiimore began the debate IN support OF Mr..
Cobden's NOTION and WAS followed by SIR George
Grey, wLo certainly appeared to present cautious de-
tense Of the proceedings at Canton. Other speeches
succeeded, ana among them one tom Sir JUho Pa
kiDgion, VINO commented upon the rulnols defense
Which Government had set up. There was speech
slso from Gen Williams, when was listened to WITH
silence Tor OILY few NOM lite -aiter5ard he Vas
almost inauoide amid the hubbub. When he III ~
cuded, nsh OF members enitayored to ares' tue
eye Of Mr.. speaker; the most important vas Mr.. sgd
uey Herbert whe made clever appeal IL supp RI o;
the resolution and Mr. Seueant Shee ca re after HIN
with legal aIgumeAt on the other side delivered IN
loud voice, rendered necessary by the iHp ,hence o.
the Mr., She's sp' eco was cut shJf by DoLs-
t@Ious outcres and motion 10 adjourn NotlCe was
rivcu for a dvson on This motion aud members SOON
cro~Ceo the s.ats and GCotsay, bu no division ~.
taktr; and there lnerct N. OF some words c
tween Lord PaImerson and Mr. Dir cell, which may be
tak Ell TO that the main question &l cert 4lny be
decided tonight.
The me. iIs Of Ministerial supporters in the House
OF Conn oLs ~as he'd yesterday al Lord Pamersto1s
ofCio reed. /: Downing street. Lord Palmerst)n
ADDRESSED the ueeiDg Tor about t1ee quarters oil al
hour. He justified al the proceedings Al Cauton, and
stated that Sir. NJ. Seymour hae full powers 10 SCI
he had dore and thai be va not nan likely % adopt
stvtIe measures until everything else had failed. His
l. roshp II conolnsl gave he mtesng - mud rstaud
that if the vote sgaiust tim IN the House Of
MOLE il would be- qu' siicn for t1e country 10 dier
nike. Th-re .Gout 10 % loo membeis present..
FrOp The Mo- iHg STAY u March
The de est of Loa fantrsion AdniuIs,rstion-.1e
iusIh stiob OF ri l~rd from re Isa'or OF barbtriy
and iustic, the s.lblhy that Parll nent nay
be dissolved, constitute the startling
tins incoming,
Aror iouf nights debAie, TIE Hcuse OF Common, ia.
come 10 vote on the re-Olulo Ii which Mr.. Golden
moved ooncemnsor, Of the boo bardnent Of anton
The hunters seie ebnouic this morniRg 81 folio Ss
tT Sr CooGtus resolution.
Ae-lst 2i7
Majority s-siu.t 8uIster....................,G
III order TO eppIecs'e toe !Ull vIue of ths yo q
coDiireL'al POI lcAns ought TO be apg ri2ed o tao
thnssfst of the chsrsc,el and position Of me mn
vho followed Mr.. CObd, into the lobby. AID s4.ond
Of the numher OF vote. ch Mi Isttrs re o.ded Ia
favor of tnems.lve The Cabinet Ministers aud oAsrs
todiDg ofhciN places dependent upon Ministers a..
Dot ess hsD 30, cid these inc ydnas ~ere on this
'ccasion, upon Their tlia, the moral effect o Mr. %
'ts IN ton must be- judged ct by slbtraculg the II
nom Tie civs.on BuI II is OF more importance to ob
ieVe TIE pan.s on TIE division list, es IL viii be pub
nstto 10 morrow II We not m,t Ike Il gill b. on
ina ny. 'oocen was followed by uch men As NJ
"lSes one 81, james Graham, LORD Stanley Mr. De-
,ath, i:"ld John Rn.sell, Sir J. Pakinston Sir De
Lacy nVhns, , T r Balser Ly,ton, Lord John M.n
ntis MI h9eoaek-in fact, by every member weo
represents the Harioss feelings Asd sect,ons in lhs
lower House Of Parliament, With the except IN Of IN "a
On the treasury Bench, and by every statesman OF
eminence who does not 81 ths m,uen deriv. em,,u
ment for sctive oficsl services IL may Se thing h.
safely stated, thu; there vs. motion Submitted
70 ourLtgra'uie which sucoeeded in carrying 80 nueh
renowned sts'esnaoshp snd many dinsreot par.is.
ayeipst advisers the Crown Under ci,