New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

sax ytsts Of Affairs In India spoke at some length upon
tks recent attempt on the Efe Of the Emperor Napo
leon and hoped Government would take early ssepe
ssr dissbusipg the minds Of the French people a.
! Esi Granville said that notice had already been
given In the Home Of Commons OF a measure "nlch
ks had DO doubt would meet the custom Sf .ns REQ 70
denoe Of political refugees in England Win Ssiety "
ahe lives Of foreign sovereigns. ,o,,,.a.;ng
Lord Panmure sad that recruiting was prov - S
very fevorably and that troops were sent y; I'D
she rate Of 600 month; also that nstructons no.
been sent 10 the colonies ing the ehIsIon
eli British born white subjects who might
In the House Of Commons LORD falheIsSs IsS9n snS
notice Of A vote of thanks TO the army In inoiai %
,1. = w. ~ n,ention on the 9Th to SAX leaveto
hrne IN b;ll 10 amend the law relating TO conSPna
ci.s to commit murder. This is the measure 70 meet
s IeSgss cave notice Of his intention 10 ques-
49, id Pslmerston with respect 10 any correspond,
soee that might have passed with the VI
G%snce in regard TO the Alien acts lie Dke"iSe ssse
.sics that he intended 70 renew hs motion Tor the
sSoft;on AZ the Lord Liententancy of Ireland
,notiop for select committee TO inquire INTO the
Transmission Of troops TO lnaia was egreed 10 Tod
Clarendon announced the determination OF the
French Government 70 prevent French Consuls from
issuing passports TO British subjects, approved OF me
course and stated that the BIitish Government IN
tended 10 invite other Governments TO abandon the
syste Of passports altogether. He also, IN reply -
Earl Grey ex0nerated tho Neaponsn Government
hom eli blame in regard 10 tho two English engineers
Of the steamer CaghaIl.
A copgrat tuatosy address TO the Queen on the mar
Iisee Of the Pnncess Royal was voted unanimously.
A bin was read first tine for abcishlng iinprsoh-
ipent for debt, &c.
In the House of Commons address TO the Queen
on the marriage Of the Princess was sgretdto
Mr.. Roebuck asked Lord Palnerston whether there
had been any communications between the Govern
ments of France and England respecting the Alien act
or any alteration in the criminal code OF England lie
spoke with much bitterness against the Emperor Oh
the French and sgs1,t the p"so1h h taken ddr Dy 'S
the French Army in regard To the recent attempted
assassination Of the Emperor.
Lord PAlmerstOn said in reply thrt dispatch had
been addressed by the Foreign Minister 0i France 10
the French Embass ador in London upon the late trans
action in Psrs and conveying the wish OF the fsench
Government that the British Governmen'-shOul take
such in consequence that they in their WIS
dom might think st. but not pointing out any meas
ures whatever. The French Minister simply left the
Gaze 10 the British Government. No reply had been
made 10 the dispatch Of the French Cover ment lie
condemned the Incorporate language of Mr.. Roebuck
and repecd bis charges against the French Emoas'a-
dor
A resolution was adopted confirming pensions of
II 600 year each TO the widow OF the late SIR H.
Hsvelock and the present baroDet.
After some discussion leave given to bring in
bill to allow the East India Company to raise money
in England on debentures The power 10 continue IN
force TIL the end of the session OF 1882 aud the amount
30 be restricted to fl0, 100000.
Lord Palnerston gave noti,e that on the 18th inst
he voud move for leave TO bring IN II bill TO amend
the government OF India.
Some anxiety began TO be felt in regard to the safety
Of the celebrated cippership Marco:poo, which
sailed from Melbourne on the 9th of October for
Liverpool with large quantity Of gold f295 GOO
board. She had greatly exceeded the time usually oc-
cupied by her in making the passage, and the nnder
writers we're demanding five guneas per cent for nsur
on the gold
Tho French Embassador had given notice that the
French Consular officers in Great Britain would no
t9nger graft passports to other than subjects OF
France and modification of the English passport
system had been adopted to meet the eXigency.
At meeting Of the European and American Steam
Company (Croskey's southampton ine), slight ad-
verse balance shown in the accounts OF the New
York line but the report, nevertheless considers the
result on the whole quite satisfactory, when the pecu
liar circumstances Of the trade with the United States
during the last year taken into confederation The
Directors hope that the service may be resumed with
profit In the coming season.
An order from tho War Office for raising two addi-
tion cavalry regiments authorizes the restoration of
che 5th Royal Irish regiment Of dragooDs which was
disbanded for Objectionable conduct in 1893.
The sea serpent has turned up again, having been
seen by the officers and Of the ship Castan, OH
St. Helena, the 18th of December last as crcnm-
etsptiay detailed by them in communication to the
British Board Of Trade.
The Town Council Of Cambridge had decided, by
the eating vote OF the Mayor that was ne1pedent
poleon, the ground taken by the opponents of the
proposition being the offensive addresses OF the French
Army and the speeches Of CouOts De Morny and Per-
sgny. .,.....
1--WE have seen one Of the shes manufactured for
the purpose Of the late attempted assassination.
They were made by Mr.. Taylor, an engineer
in Broad street, who was, of course, unacquainted
With the purpose for which they were were .nS in
the one brought to our office was very nne
specimen Of workmanship. 1t is cylindrical in shape
with the ends rounded, resembling melon more than
anything else compare it TO, the size about
Inches by 1t is hollow, and made in two parts The
thickness Of the metal at end is Que nch at the
other three quarters of inch The great peculiar
y in the construction is the for exploding In
an ordinary hand grenade this is provided for by a
fuses, which being lii when IL reaches the powder
causes the explosion. In the present instance,
end Of the shell provided with IS nipples, similar
10 those of gun, and upon each of these percus-
zion cap placed. When either of these caps strikes
against any substance it produces the explosion Thus
an uncertainty as to the time Of the explosion is
avoided The extra thickness of the metal at this end
secures its falling the right way At the opposite end
hole for loading which is closed by screw plug
The whole appearance of the machine is Of most dan
Rerous kind and its construction and design great
kbor must have been bestowed.