New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

On thu OH Of June the House OF Lords not in
session. and the proceedings in the comnons were OIL
little interest The bill relating TO Tenant rgns IN Ire
land was rejected by l35 DrjoIitY.
On the 10Th in the House Of Lords, on the motion
Of Lord Broughsm, bill vas read hrst tne the
object of which was 10 render the hauduieet nego-
It's ion of bills of exchange penal
The bill abolishipg property qua!ihcsions Tor msui,
beers of Parliament was debated, and read second
tine.
piers ten pound emens the same az 10 boroushs,
was broueh t up for q second reading. Governmsnt
opposed any action upon the at present but
upon test vote there was majority against Gov-
efnme ut Of So and the bill was reao second time.
In the House Of Commons, IN reply TO az inquiry
Lord Stanley said Government hsd seat dispstch 70
India disappearing of the policy OF annexation, and
dis syo ing the annexation OF Dahr tie also sta'ed
that Lord Cannng's proclamation on the iad OF Luck
now had been issued Ia modified form, and that
spir of cancellation mad prevailed with most sats
fsctory result
Sir Chsrles Napier asked the Chancellor of the Ex
cheouer if it was bis intention to ask for an addtona
vote for seamen and marines, IN Consequence OF the
preparation making in some parts OF Europe Dy sea
and land, and whether, when the additional troops
we're GENT to India il the intention of the Govern
melt TO call out equal Number OF the militia 10 re-
place them. He contended that, from the present
state Ct the army and navy in Ffaoce an attsck upon
England might be made with great chance OF success
Mr.. Disrs iii said that the Government was sensible
of the responsibility under which 1t lay both OF de-
Tending England aud vndicating its lag. TIE gslsnt
Admiral seemed 10 assume that those vita whom II
was now on terms Of cordial Friendship not only In
tended to attack it, but to attack suddenly without
the usunl forms of declarations of war. IL was on
terms not only of friendly, but OF constant and conf
Dental communication With France. There was no
proof that any extraordinary preparations were max
ing by sea or land In any couotry 10 lrope Eesisno
was now engaged in intimate endesvors with France
to setie the most delicate subjects and with every
prospect of 1t was true that questions "a
arisen between England and America which were OF
Il Of mil
bu. these are incidents accidental TO pubic affairs,
ard he believed that nothing would occur TO disturb
permanently the friendly feeling between the two rs
tons. 1t most injurious to the ateress OF En-
gland to assume that other nations entertained hostile
intentions This policy OF suspicion was a. un)ust 10
other powers as il hurtful to Eoglsnd Inc Gov,
eminent had within few hours received a proof or
the friendly feeling from power whose real disquie-
tude had been fear Mr.. Disraeli then made similar
statement to that made by Lord Melmesbury IN the
House of Lords concerning the Cagliari affair.
Sundry other members spoke upon the su olect, and
Sir John Pakneton declared bis conviction taad q.
the shortest notice England could assemble heet
which would be able to cope with that OF aoy country
The India resolutions were taken up, aad after the
rejection Of proposition by Lorn John kdssen 70 ht
the Council to twelve members, was resolved tns' II
should consist Of not more than fifteen nor less than
twelve.
Sir Philip Champion, Baronet, the distinguished
Ish physician is dead. He is succeeoed 10 tue Dafo
netcy by his son, Sir John Champion formerly 1lnu
ter at Washington.
A match has been made for q race between the
American horse Prioress and Beadsmau. the winner OF
the Derby. The event 10 to come oil at Newmarket
in October, and the terms E5OO side. The horses
are TO carry even weights 9 lbs EACH notSithstand'
Ing that Proress has an advantage OF 2years in age
| over Beadsman.
| A match has also been made between Mr.. Ten
Broeck's horse Babylon, years, and Lord Chester
fields Telegram years, at even weight, for 400 9
| side, to be run the day after the above.
Mr.. Ten Broecks horses, Charleston aud Prioress,
are both entered for the Goodwood Cup.
prospectus had been issued Of journal devoted to
American interests, to be published in London. II is
called The London Cotton Plant; ajourna of Trop:
ca Civilization" and particular attention is promised
abOr.
The three mates of the Anne rican ship Cleaner had
been committed for trial at Cardiff for brutal 0utrages
committed upon the crew of their ship.
Startling and disgusting disclosures had been made
in regard to confessional in tho srstOcratic neigh
borh0od Of Belgrsvia, London.