New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

The superstition ia that Lord PaimetsfOn VIII carry
majority, but small one. He continues to receive
addresses Of confidence.
In the House of Commons's Notice Book ia mo-
tor by Mr. Gordon to nterrOgate the Government re.
specnk present state of with the United
States. Lord E,gD has a similar notice in the Lords
10Y Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The House of Commons recommends to the Queen
to bestow an appropriate reward on SiT John McSIel
ard Col Tullcch for their services Cfi1eau Co n
nissioLSs
Lord Clanrcsrde had moved for copies of the cor
respoDdepce respecting the proportion OF the cost Of the
war with Perria to be charged upon the Indian Reve
nue. or reatir to tie ways and means by which pro-
vision for such expenditure is to be made n India Ia
making this motion he expressed his wish for iufora
ton with regard to the treaty Just concluded with
Persia.
The Earl Of Clarendon replied that the treaty was Of
the most satisfactory nature Persia undertook to
eyacuafe Herst within three months after its ratifcs
II. H. aid upon the ulmen Of that condition Eoglaud
would Immediately evacuste the Persian Territory:
Commt rcial advantages also gained as ieisnd
was TO be placed On footing with the most favored
ncsons while all further dhpue bet xeen Persia ana
AffshsDtan to be referred to the arbitration OF
England.
Lord Peterborough regarded the trestY as an edms-
sitn by Persia that he had adopted an improper policy
ard that she had abandoned her designs upon Herst.
In the House of Commons, Mr. q ordon Inquired
whether it was true that the Government in toe treaty
concluded with Eerouk Knan at Paris had abandoned
the right to protect Persisn subjects aud expressd his
opinion that il such was the case other nations ought
also to abandon that right.
Lord Palmertton ssid it extremely announcement
to ocuss treaty which was not upon the table; but,
with regard to the point ieened to by the honorable
member, be thought that very great Inconvenience
had arisen ard likely to arise from tbs practcs In
Persia by which foreign Govern oents were entitled to
extend protection to Persisn subjects, and he thought
it most desirable for the permanence OF friendly rea'
tons that the practice should be discontinued and her
Mejee,y's Government were quite willing to sban1on
that for this county, except with regard to per-
sops who actively employed in the service OF the
Embassies CoDsulstes. At the same time, he quite
agreed that the right ought to be sbandoned By oser
respects better treaty than Persia had Offered t. ec
cept Of Copsal tinople
Mr. LAbouchere sad that from the most receot iufor
nation it appeared that the Northern ports of China
wtIe perfectly tranquil.
The House having gore into Committee, Lord
Palmerston moved resolution placing at the disposal
Of the Grown 600 per snnum to be c)nf.r up
the Speaker for the term of his natural lite.
Tie motion was carried at once amid loud cheers.
In reply 10 question respecting the Danish Sound
dues the Chancellor of ihs Excbequfr said that the
transit dues bad been very carefully considered by the
Minister at Copenhagen and by the Ministers of the
other powers interested. He rderood that the settle
nent embodied In the treaty about to be signed nad
given satisfaction not only TO the British Minister, but
TO the Ministers OF the oher 1ers directly inter
ested in the ir 1nst scrose Denmark.
Sir H. RawlinsoD contadicted the report that his had
been ask "a 10 60 AZ Pienipotentiary to China
Reports say that the Duke OF Newcastle had been
rendered tire Cfiice but that be refused to accept
The Wert India mail steamer Tyne he's been got off
the rocks where che stranded ssme weeks ago, and
tax en- into Southampton.
The late arrivals of Australian gold were delivered
on Thursday. ano nearly the whole purchased
ecco ubt If The Bank of France The remainder
" suffced for the great wants of the market and
sn all amount was taken from the Bank. There was
an uudiuinished demand for money Thursday, both
in the discount marie and at the Bank OF England