New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

s.uls te ,e.H1sa urdsr tie pl'n pfoPosed y Lord
Stanley.
Inc bil wss read seoone tine. <c
On ,be 9th IN iae House Of Lords, the Earl Of Csr
rse,ycn stsed in reply 10 the Bishop Of O1o'u, ms
GoyeYnn 1t vGs oonsideing me ssure 70 pis'e--
abuses IL the expectation CT Coolies.
The filthy state OF the Thames was deba.ed ID poln
Houses. .,,.,
II the House Of Commons Mr. Ftzgerad Fli'ne1
the Circumstances Of tne recent Outrage ep'T sp7
British Consul at Belgrade srd tsed "a - the lux
ish Government had pronred every sa,slactioa .na
exemplary Punishment 70 the p3rte' co0csheo &c H.
The Iadis bill WAS debateo IN CI'on.@eo 0i .ns
Whole. Several amendments were proPared, but a
each case they were rejected by large ms ,ortes "a
yor ef the Government. One Of the OsendneEts, for
q reduction Of the number Of me tOuncD, WAS pro
posed b. Lord PslmerstOn but 1t was rejected by %
majority.
The LoId Mayor Of London '.sd given another bsn-
que, 20 the Ministers, and ? distinguished company
was present. including the }. uercsn Minister. In the
ebstnes Of the EsI Of D'hby, from Inds2osiuon the
Lord Chancellor MADE the political speech o. the
evening, and, in the curse Of his remarks, he thus
sluded 70 the AneIT san difficulty:
g" may perhaps divert 10 circumstances which have
cast transient cloud-bus a light one, hope-uPon
tne relations vb ch exis. between us and our rsu;a.
lsntc kpsDeD. United we are by the ties OF co n.
mcn dezceos Of common language Of smii.r lava and
OF free institutions, any msunderstanding between Us
is matte. deeply 10 be depored. Ine United States
have eiIced their identity Of race with Us by the
esrsitye jealousy which they have exhibited IN favor
OF taslr .tiopal nghs; but trust the represents
tons which have been made by my excellent frisnd
the Minister FROM the United States and the mode 10
which they have been met by Lord Malmesbury, will
very scon rsstsre those feel ngs Of complete amlty
which have been rufIlsd by this Ing difference"
TIE returns of the British Board of Trade for the
month Of May again show heavy falling of IN the
exports, the decrease, a. compared with the figures
for May, 1851 amounting TO fl,ll7 jJ6. Ia the in
porte, large Increase lie exhibited in al kinds Of bread
etufs
TTc T,mes esvs.
"Mr. Samuel ". CARAT. eenior member OF tbs
firm Of CARAT, Gibbon * Sons, agents to Llosds,
has been appointed BY the American Government
United States Corsuler Agent for PoTtsmouth.
The resolution of the L. S. Congress, IN consequence
Of which Prof Alexander sent to Eogsrd TO pro-
cure an assimilation of the coinage Of the two coun-
tries had been moved fer in the BCuse Of Commons
by LORD Ebrirgton. Prof. Alexander was to explain
Bis views on the autect before the London Society OF
Arts on the evening beflre the Afrcss departure.
The pestlertial state Of the riyer Thames was the
prominent topic In London. The new Houses OF Par.
lament were much affected by it, ard it is even said
that Members of Parliament had occssions TO retire
fIom their duties end seek medical advice in conss-
queuce.
Mr.. RAREY's LFcTUREs.-Mr. Rsrey is still cOntin1.
ing bis lectures in Knnerton street. before large and
gfeiGed audiences Yesterday we sgan had the plea
sure cf listening to his lecture, and witnessing his
novel but highly successful experiments. To those
who were acquainted with the previous history OF
CTuiser cree the most viciOus and unmanageabie Of
horses it excited little atonishment to see him now
exhibiting than the docty OF Guild. Not less
remarkable was the spectacle Of zebra, the most
uniameable of apiroals ridden by q groom, end
following hr. Rsrey about the ring as trained
horse might do at Astley's. Mr.. Rsrey said that
the zebra was every day becoming more gentle,
and would, in time, be as quiet and patent a.
doDsey He explained the details of his
system with amplitude and perspicuity (which
left notbing to be desired. He experimental
upon young ard unm.nsgesble horse, which had
never previously been subjected 10 his tSaniDg In
hall icr he had
him, and at the same time he had given thor
ougnly practical illustration Of the principles of the
which it bss been his good fortune to estab
lsfa science which is bssed upon the law OF kl1d-
ne,e Whe il compels the horse to respect the moral
and pbyscai rvPO',~.'sg &c his msster subscriber
complaited in q manner rot all )gether gracious OF
respectful, that, although he had paid ten guneas TO
learn Mr.. 4reys s,siet and had entered into bond
for $50 not to bstrsy the secret he yc. found that
rbica puIported to be written by Mr.. Rarey, and
10 contsin the information es p6t
which be communicated his lectures. He
wsl ed TO know, under the cuuetances, what part
Of the secret it which he required TO conceal,
ond whether the Subscribers were 20 be placed 10
wCrse poeifOn in regard to dvu giag the mysteries OF
the sys.tm than the pubic who resd the pamphlet.
Mr. RaIey, in reply, stated that the pamphlet vas
reprint of one winch he had published IN America
scme years ago, and against the piracy of which, as
there VAS international copyright, ne could obtsn
10 protection. The pamphlet, he remarked could
no! be said to contain the details of his system az now
ton lie might also have added that there s the
same difference between his lectures and his pamphlet
there 10 between acts and words, between seeing
, thing eLd hearing reading about il. They VINO
cad the pamphlet will equally feel the need OF
T with those who do not, and if any one thinks he
cen dispense with Mr.. Rareys aid upon the payment
of XpsDee he lie the victim OF very foolish delusiOn.
London Star, June p
THE S. ATr or THE THAMEs.-rhe condition of the
Thames vas SO exceedingly bad on Wednesday june
81, that every window Of the House OF Commons was
tghtly closed 10 keep out the stencil; but the smell
vas condensed with ten-fold power in the passages
snd coirooIs. There were not moro than thirty mem
bers preFent. So foul and wide spresdDg has the
stench from the Thames now becone that Mr.. Quincy
has given the Speaker of the House of Commons no.
nCe that he can longer be responsible for the health
Of TIE members. Up to Tuesday he got fresh sir
draughta from the Star Chamber, bat when night
came the poisonous enemy took possession of that
chan ber, ard go beat i'm outright. Several ST the
clerks were forced 10 get up and leave their rooms
the night. Two notices of motion have been placed
upon the orders Of the House Of Commons-one mo-
tion oalls uIon Government TO provide some other
place for the meetings of the Legislature. In the
Court OF Queens Bench, on the 22d. business was
almost stopped by the tfluyium from the river
JESSY LiSD-ladsme Jenny Lind oldscAIndt
resolved is is well known, long time ago. after she
had given up her projected journey to Rlssis to leave
her prefent residence, Dresden, snd settle in England
This intention she has carried out After all her
furniture in Drescen rad been disposed of incorsd-
cradle number Of packages, with articles of vslue
&C.. were forwarded last week, via Hamburg to En-
gland where denny Lind will repose in retirement on
her lauIes 81 a villa neal London.
Niedsr IheiniGche Musik 1ei.ung.
PAINTING - CRIsoIIgE.-The fashion Of criuolrne
hes received severe check in Nienns, whers the
actresses OF the Carl Thester have been prohibited
from wearing il. This measure rendered necessary
by the sc, that actress wno the Of an
orphan, 10 have fainted away and isl en- 70 the
ground, found i impossible 10 realize the lster idea
with any thing like nature from being strongly .asod
in her steel bound framework.
FRANCE.