New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

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Nmeoyer. ne cta-acfer q. our ro,eednss va, I'd
down 20 Won in The cearest msrner oy '1e r np.-
bimself ubO wroe to you .,wsri tee end OF :nra-y
DO not deceive myse.: I'D 20 t'e 'le ETH s. o tine
"ne,surcs which coulf b. aiken bu :. vii III
"firdly at which viii can much irritation here.
Explain cur position clearly To the Mn!st-rs % as
Queen; . IA not now Quss:ion Of ssyic.. my lie
" 4 ~ a question OF saving q. ailiarce.'
The Emperor, NJ. le COME. has lever .n.endeL -
dema1d :he suppoy: of foreign GDysrlmer,s - I.
crease hi personsl security. 4 more eleva-ed seot
melt: interest greater in his eyer, have gui lec
him-namey, the maintenance OF ne socG Teis."U7
existing with the 1eighooTng States.
NY dispatch If the 3o,h OF January kad 70 oHsr
object tAal 20 sigrsize state Of things VIII IN vas
70 be re sretted, bu. | caeidLy aLstaned from ex-
pressing any opinion a. 10 the measures ea.c1ael -
7, medy H. and have been unable . unders;sud
how certain expressions Of tha. di-paca have been
50 misnterpretsd IL is besides, uuEe yessary .er ne
TO tel you that it never eLtered my h)usht cor
slider English legislatOn Gs DISTINCTLY shel'sr'rg
the offe nder and, TO borrow Lord MIlnesourJ o"n
woIds as screening him from punlshn.snt
In giving these assurances 10 the PlEciPal Srcfe-
tary CT State, you will be good a. 20 add tat as
the intentions Of the Emperor have be IN mlta?pre-
hended hi, Msiestys Governmen. will abstain f:oln
continuing a discussion which, by being proionged
nigh preiudce the dignity and the good underst md
ing OF the two countrie5 AMI that appeals purely
and simply 10 the loyalty Of the Eoglsn people.
request you to read tbis dspstcn 70 Lord Malmes-
bury, and 10 leave with him copy Of i; ruv,
Receive, &c, a. "ALE"oh|
The riot in Dublin was alluded 70 10 both Houses,
and Government promised strict investigation.
In the House OF Commons the lnia Loan bi was
passed.
ad n fe Ia * a
that Government would az IpCn ther OPlulOd ire
spective OF the action Of the a.e Government wn IN
had Acknowledged the jurisdiction Of Naples n the
premises.
Mr. Birnsl sborne, that he did not think G ,vern-
ment was called upon 10 decla1e anything oeyo4d 3
general policy under the pecuhr ere 1mstsncas a.
tending teir advent 10 power, and tina, genera D.
icy had already been declared by Lo;d Derby. H..
promised that the bill 70 amend the GOyernmeL, o.
india should be introduced before Easter, and az.
nOunced that the Irish policy OF the Government Tond
be he sane a. wss purslsd by Lord Egliaton hv7
yeaIs agO. lie would never consent thai an o.anSe-
inan should be thereby disqualified from the mays
tracy.
On the lG,b, in the House Of Lords, Lord Brougaan
10 p1esenliug petition from the Anti Slavery Spcety
npa ns. the s'ave-tra9c said that rarrant act id
been parted iu the island Of Gsudeloupe which woG
have an immediate and direct tendency to reduce the
free negroes of that colony - state of slavery. lie
acquitted the French Government of any blame, bu.
regretted that that power had not discontinued IT.
,Chenle for tie free emigration OF negroes.
Lord Namesbuy promised attention to these ma
teIs wen they officially brought to his notice.
Tie East ILda Loan bill Vac read second tlme
and Lord ElenboroJgh incidentally stated tina. he be
liev,d by the end OF February Lucknow would have
been Ct CtstToyed.
Mr. H,Iiday. Lieutenant -Governor of Bengal was
included in the vote of thanks recently adopted - the
Indian Army &C.
In the House Of Commons, in reply to all inquiiy,
Mr. Dfrae SAID tina, the Government had reiu-ed
TO let Saldina liYc Up Mr.. UOJgc-the Englshman
who was arrested at Genoa-tO the French Govern
mcn they did not consider tha. there was sufficient
evidence to warrant his cOmmtta.
On motion of Mr.. Ewart, Select COMMITTEES was
granted TO inquire Ito the progress and prospects and
the beet means to be adopted for the promotion oi
European colonization in lnos. trns mo yeinent =
reference to the projected cultivation OF cotJOh III
india.)
Carcatures from Paach having been sn. to certain
French Colonels in the name Of the Army and Navy
Club in London, the Committee of that Club offer a
reward Of 30 for the of the party who has been
guilty Of the insult
The departure of the "Sprng fleet" of coal-laden
vessels fr the Tyne, comprising between 900 aId
800 FAIL detained port On account OF the esstefy
winds, took place or the 18th aud 4th, and great
was the crowd Of shipping thai numerous casuftlss
occurred. Among others, the American clipper Eddy
stone ran On the sends while entering the hsrbor and
remained in perilous position for some tne but sac
was ultimately got off without much damage.
The riot between the college students and the police
OF Dublin on the occasion uf the publc cht'y Oh inc
Lord Lieutenant OF LELAND attracted great at'en-
ton and had become the subject of an official invetl,
cation. Some of the students were seriously injured
bv the police against whom bitter feeling had sprung
up aud disposition had been eNlnced to renew the
not.
The place k1Own " Discussion Forum in Fleet
street London referred to in the recent seln official
pamphlet the resort OF ieugets Tor sedti0us pur-
poses turns ont TO be simply a tavern IN which a
harmless English Debating Society holds its meetine-.
The eclipse of the 18th OF March was scarcely visible
in FL gane owing to the hazy weather which prevail
ed aud obscured the suD.
1t is stated tLat Mr. Roebuck has received chal-
lenge from the Count de Sgny, officer rn the French
army, for his language in regard to France.
Lord Derby having summoned meeting OF his sup
polters in the House Of Commons, it ls said that ~
members attended and that great uuauimty prevailed
among them.