New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
Ca the % nst in the H5use Of Commas, Wash
iueton Wilkes, the editor WHO was inprsored ior a
breach OF the privileges of the House, was discharged
having Withdrawn the Hbel)uS charges made IL his
Journal. . r
The bill aboEshing the property qusidcs'ioa' OF
members OF Parliament was passed through the Com
mi;tee. 80
On the ID, in the Commons the Atlantic Telegraph
Company bill was read third Tins aud passed. e. was
also tie property justification bill.
Mr Roebuok gave notice that be eHould shortly CAL
attention to the whole subject Of the Hudson's Bay
Company.
Gibsop esid it would not be convenient 10 lay beiofs
tho Houte the correspondence with Turkey On the
subject Of tie Suez Canal.
Sir j. Walsh asked whether II was IN the c)nten-
pation Of the Government to take sIy steps IN conse-
ouexoe OF the resolution Of the House IN favor Of
placing the whole administration sud cPn'r9! 81 u"
Amy under the individual authority and control ct
sing 70 m;nisier.
Mr. Dimael ssid that tho division on The suhec!
was tskeu in very thin House. and as the ma Iriiy
was 80 small lonly tWo vas not The intention of the
Govern nlent 10 recommend any steps 10 De taken Ia
consequence OF the vote given on that o,cssipn.
Mr. Dirael, 10 reply TO question, said there had
been DO rupture OF tue negotiations which had been
opened with the Emperor OF China on the contrary,
Whist the Emperor had cons was ths: be I'D not snt
TO Lord Elgin at Shanghae, but had sent message
requesting Lord El ga 30 meet his messenger at Can
Ton Lord Elrp no viewer. had then gone n o,tn' ne
could net Jay Lore E,gn's Instructions on the tsoe
because as were acting win aihes. "Vuu % IN
convenient to the public service.
Mr. Fitzgerald stated that Mr.. TdliD, foreigner
had been appC inied British Consul at Mobile soiety
on the gYoui Of public service to Gieat billa'h a.
though q ceithcate OF DECENTRALIZATION hdu pcen 'oi"'
General Peel, 10 reply to IN inquiry, confirmed the
repott that Nj Elliott, Military S0rekeepsr 8t wee
don had absconded and Saled Tor Anlsros ~ t W.;
steamer of Msy - aud stated that the amount oil ho
! S.fc;ercv had not been ~ certalned
IN me l4;h i,st in the House of Io. d. Eab Dsrby
minated that the Governor enelai N iooa vas su-
nre!ne IA military as well A. rs,.r, ~ 'd.i hs
had reason to believe that auy diff ,ul,ie, had ever
taken place between Sir Colin Campbell, ana Lord Csl.
ping.
In the Commons Yeliely Of questions were pat 10
the Government.
Mr. Disrseli n rsspoD;e 10 Inquiries by Lord John
us - :" the affairs IN China said it was iuipossi-
BILE for him 10 afford ary fresh n'prnsoa upon tue
subject. TIE present GOvernmcht had extended 70
Ioid Elsn tho same wide discretion gwen MA by the
former Government, but they were AIT aw sre OF his
motive in proceeding to the north"ard stef lie haa
been invited by tie Chineee Government TO repair TO
Canton and what demands he had required from the
Chinese Government they could not say.
Mr.. Bright remarked that the original question con
cerned only Great Britain, aud the power u the
country WAS amply sufficient to vindcate It's honor
without entsngling it in compile stcd relations with
France, Russia ard the United StsteS. lie strongly
uraed lhe Government to bring toe matter b speedy
teimir alton. EuglsGd was row ri war with one han
the human race, ard had fifteen thoussn1 men ana
seventy ships in Cana, and he doubled Wheeler tue
oneraons would be at ended with the slightest benefit
to trade. ,.1. a..
force in the E4t at the earliest Practicable moment
MI Hois!aU asked whether the G,yernment haa
any information # the arrest of Capt JudSHs CT inc
Persia st New-fOik.
Mir. wilson al.o asked whether there any OBJ
iections 10 laying upon the table tae ondence
between the Bftsb ,verpment aDd that OF the A4ed
States respecting the Slave rsde.
Mr.. Seymour Fitzgerald replied the, the Govern
me1t had received Official information OF the arrest
If Cant Judkins With reea1i to the other question
the American Government had made grave charges
against certain British officers but official accounts
had been received from those officers. He could only
cav thst if occurrences such those complained f hal
occurred, they would b. viewed with the deepest
met by y Government, AID imnelise explanations
eivsn. The fullest Information should be laid before
Parliament as esy as possible Meanwhile ne had
opv to add That orders ted been ser out 10 the officer
in ,nrnand of the squadron in tie Cubon waters to
mske every Inquiry into the subject, srt tina. the
creates caution and folbeaance should be exercised
toward vessels bearing the American flag.
The london Tuacs in a leader the sesrChlng OF
American vessels reitsIseS It's objections against the
policy Of rsintailng squadron which has proved so
il ffectual for the IT ia view Il say:
Whatever the right of the csse, spd however FAR
Americans nsy be sdy 10 20 a. Present II comph-
suce for peace coke cslnOt bat look forward 10
day ,gher Z vii be more 9isegieesbc, aad at tie
sane .mo more uunecesssry for the Americana 10
submit, ard still greater Iet.down lc our p''c' to
/ give way.
Aitsr passing some ceusure upon tie apathy o! TIE
American Government in the suppression OF tie Stare
| trade il concludes as fellows:
We do not compel her 60 the virtue ale hss not
! before very long the mere sttemp! must bing on
/ {. sriul war Is tbeIe such thing "a giving up
crusade hich began with berg optional, AMI stound
TO be iIeilsc,ual Is nothing 30 be surrendered e1
ccpt s,er the loss of 80 0t0 ives both sides ana
/ tbnty mliens Of money Is there no othef u-e
| equally bensvoler. ~ which could put the nall
million and valuable lives annually suck IN tlose
| squsdIoIs T.
In the city article of Tie Times some reflections are
made on the same subject and il is asked whether,
.uppospg America to be unwilling u fnd ships for tao
slsve,rade quadron, they might not make al agree
srt for ore or two American officers to be received Is
ns,mspeut guests on bo,rd British vesses while ssfv.
py on .uch dues and for all ssarches to bs conduct ID
usder the auspices Of suca Amsrc 'a Officers
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