New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
ENGLAND.

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s..r;s,s a. p,ohs.e, and Letters OF Administrs-
t>p Act Amendment bill, Lord Ho;hsn moved u
sefer the Committee until Monday Inc Autorney
General stated his vews and intentions 10
TIE bil and 70 the proposed rdnents. The moIor
vss After some discussion, negstved upon division
by e 70 H. acd the House went INTO Committee upor
tSs BILL which amended "a some Of lts provisions
Tas House then vent into Committee upon the Divorce
Asd Mstnmonisl Causes Act Amendment bill, waicn
was likewise smerded. several new clauses being
sdded Some other bile were disposed Of, and the
Hsuse sojourbed
HousE OF LORDS, July 26.--The Atlantic Telegraph
Company bill was read fhird tiDe. Lord Lyndhurst
Asked the Foreign Secretary whether ne was prepared
10 lay On the table OF the Houle the correspondence
with the American Government with respect 70 the
night Of vst. He quoted various high authorities u
chow that the right Of witt never e1is.ed Legally
TIE Earl of Malmesbury in reply stated thai her Ms
eftys Government had no Objection to lay The core
spendence fer az it went, OF the table Ine opn-
ION Of the Law officers Of the Crown wos taken before
a rsply was cent 70 the note OF Gen. Cas-. As the
gueston Dog stood, the English Government had
abandoned the night Of search and visit, and tue
American Government had agreed 70 entertain an1
consider IN fair spint any suggestion TO obtain secl-
rIty against the fraudulent adoption OF the AMERICAN
asg. The Frepch Government had been c0nmoni.
sate1 with and ready and sexious 10 ASSIST
~ in attaining tia. object. The Ear OF Aosfusen
stated that the whole question ~ss v5seay Io'5
when he WAS ST the Foreign Office in lolI ano ioi9.
The Earl Of Csrpsrvon moved the second reading OF
The Government OF New-Ceedoni> bll; lao Oil was
yesd q second time. Several other bills were res1 q
second and third tine. TDo Earl OF DERBY intWs,ed
that Il would be convenient If tle House met for a
short time "Wednesday, to passseves Dils tnrough
npopposed stages.
ne Corrupt Practices Prevention Act Contiousncs
hill and the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act
AUeudment bill were read a third time and passed.
The Times rays: We have reason 20 believe ths.
Earl Sesfeld, Of the Peerage Of Scotland, will be
raised TO the Engsh Peersge, and that Sir John farde
Butler will be created Peer. Mr.. G. y. K. James
the novelist who has been for several years her Ma
ieSfy's Coneul at Richmond, Virginia has been sp-
pointed Consul at Venice; and mr. Bsrbsr, whose
senduct az acting Vice Consul at Naples darng tine
cessation Of diplomatic intercourse with the Court OF
the Two Sciles has been frequently approved will
succeed Mr.. Jamee a. Consul at Richmond.
The QUEFS's VISIT TO CHERBoURG.-The Post
says the Mareohsl Duo de Mslakof will accompany
her Majesty in her Wait TO CherbOurg His Exceency
will bs on board the flag chip, the Royal Albert, ia
compliance with invitation from his old companion
in arms, Admiral Lord Lyons
MINISTERIAL WHugBAH DiNSER.-1he Times
says that on Saturday July ~, her Msjestys Minis
ters celebrated the approaching close OF the session
by the customary whtebat dioner al the Snip Tavern
Greenwich. The whole Of the Ministers present.
His Royal Hghness the Duke dAumele has pur-
chased a large property IN the Vale Of Eyesnsn,
where he intends 10 build & chateau
The Court JoRrnal has the following A most ex-
trsordinsry discovery which for obvious reasons Is
soueht 10 be kept profound secret has taken place
in an old ruined house at TIiel Ao immense chest,
full Of gold coins and oliver cons of English stamp
has been found concealed in OF the cellars, where
it had been carefully walled up From the papers
sxd documents contained likewise in the chest, has
become evident that the house was once inhabited
by Boiling broke, who must have been concesled mere
during the period wherein his whereabouts has always
remained puzzle 70 biographers and historians ln
ore Of his letters he mentions that his retreat s con-
venient 10 the Seine, and the house 10 question IS
found TO possess subtersnean passage leading down
to the waters edge The money Is evidently tue re-
su Of the subscription raised by the party ofthe Pre-,
tender, for want of which the latter was prevented
from striking a decisive blow.
DEsIRUCIWE FIRE.--On Sunday q hre broke out
upon the premises known ss Acorn wharf, In
Rathekithe. The property belonged to Peter kou ~
Go. Nearly two acres of ground have been cleared
Of piles of valuable timber, and this in conjunction
with the lose of the building, is said to involve very
The Thornton, from New.York, got shore oppo-
rite the Clarence Dock, Liverpool, July -, during
the gale, but got off on the flood.
The Spectator says: The Emperor Of the French,
desIous of comforting signal mark OF hs favor oh
q the Roman Catholics of Aughrm, has directed ina,
sct Of the rcheet sacerdota vestments De ior~adeu
from Psris to the Chapel of Aughiim.
The Times says q petition to the House Oi LORDS 10
IN course Of signature among the most iIi,9ehuai
London firms against the clause introduced ny Mi' DO
will into the new on crossed checks treehK
bankers from all responsibility IN csses where tne
crossing may have been erased 80 as 10 escape oeec
ton. ,.
The Times says that at meeting of the Australian
IT. N.
resolved after considerable discussion, to discontinue
I'll mining operations for the present.
GALE AT LNERPOoL.-Dming the whole OF oStur,
day night and Sunday morning severe gale visited
this town and port, the wind blowing IN heasy S9nso
from the northwest 10 the town trees were blown
down, and considerable damage done. number OF
casualties to the coastrg shipping have been reported;
TIA TRApE.-The deliveries in London, estimated
for the week we're s56 722 pounds which decrease
OF 2, 4ss pounds compared with the previous state
ment.
GREAr MEETING or Jrws.-A numerously a.
tended meehrg of the Jewish community wac held on
Monday afternoon, July 70, al the London Tavern, to
commemorate the passing of law which admitted
Jews TO Parliament.
A NV OPrRA ny Nix. BALrr.-Miss Louisa
Pype and Mr.. Harrison have accepted q new opera
from the pen OF MIR. Bale. This work is TO be pro-
duced in October at Dsury Laue.
The number Of troops conveyed TO India 10y the
Pepinsusr and Oriental Company's vessels, between
October 1857, and May, 1853. amount TO 5.l7l; aud
the number Of ofscers 235.
The Post says that Prince Adabert OF Prussia has
accepted the invitation sent TO him the name OF the
Emperor 10 be present al the tetes at Cnerbourg.
TpRKIy AND TN DANUBIAs PRlNcIPALlIiEs.-
The Tunes says that public meeting Is announced
20 take place on Wednesday at the Free Trade Hall
Manchester, ION Turkey and the Danuolan Pnneipa'
"tiee and our relations with them. Mr.. RoeDuck
will be among the number.
1As Times sQnounces the suspension oi Msssrs
seaman 4 Keen. in the silk trade.
The Heather Bell is announced from Melbourne with
55,792 ouncee Of gold, valued at tSOS los.
The only ship known TO be actually at ses from
Melbourne with gold is the Eagle, which has nov
been % days out, with tl03, 500
HOUSE OF COMMONS MONDAY, July %.
The SrEAkER took the Chair at l2 o'clock.
THE JEWS. s.-BaRON ROTHsCHlID IN PARLIAMENT.
Immediately after prayers, the BMon L.. RorR-
CuI o. who was accompanied by his two sons, entered
hat portion of the House immediately under the
Speskers gallery sloested to members who have no:
, aken the os,bs, peers, aud other distinguished
=. ,trapcers." He had scarcely taken his seat (the
ead.r, of both the Government and the Opposition
beng presept, and much larger attendance oi mem
ere than is usual 6, a mornipg sittingl when
The SrsAkER gave the formal summons Any mem
bsr propospg to take hs seat will please to come to
Ia hla On h.. sworn