New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10
GREAT RRIIAIN.

dispstch had been received from Lyons stating that
| Mr. Parkes had been lib rated on bsll.
The same subject attracted attention in the Com
mons. Mr. Grifths asked tue Chan ,ellor of the Ex-
cbequer whether if in the opinion of the law officer
of the Crown the capture OF the Caghar proved lille
gal, it intended to demand from the Neapolitan
Government fell and ample compensation to the en-
gineers for the treatment they received. MIR. Dsrae
dec lined 10 answer.
Gen. Peel announced that it had been determined
TO grant medal to all troops serving in India and to
give q clasp for service at Delhi and Lucknow.
Mr.. Roebuck brought forward his motion for the
abolition of the Irish Niceroyay After some debate
motion for the previous question was negatved by
majority of 27, when the subj sct dropped, the main
question not having been put.
Iu the House of Lords, on the Goth, the sanitary
condition of the army was debated, and the Govern
ment promised the adoption of all necessary improve
ments.
In the House of Commons, Government was asked
whether il meant TO prosecute the Directors OF the
Western Bank of Scotland. The reply was that
they had materials before them to justify prosecu-
ton.
Mr.. Henley announced that the Government had no
intention of introducing any measure in regard to the
passing of tolls and local dues shipping this session.
Mr.. Disrae moved for leave to bring ia a bill to
amend the Government ,of India, and explained its
provisions at length. Like the bill of the former Gov
eminent abOishes entirely the East India Company
and Board Of Control. and 5situtes in their place
a Council, composed Of President, Vice President
and eighteen members; the President to be Secre-
ary of State 1t not proposed to interfere with
the powers OF the Governor General.
The details of the bill were objected to by sundry
members but leave given to bring 1t in.
The appointment of General Pelssier as Enbas-
sador from France gave very general satisfaction III
ENGLAND. The Times believes that tue English nation
may be fairly gratifed by the appointment OF the
EMPEROR, az he s said to have declared that he
selected this distinguished soldier tribute OF re-
spect to the alliance, 70 the English people, and to the
The Times correspondent believes Gen. Pelissier
to be warm partisan of the English alliance, and
says that recent occasion, before the PnYy COun-
Gil he expressed himself very strongly 20 that effect.
The Herald unhesitatingy asserts that the resigna-
ton of Court Persgny does not proceed from any dill
ference with the existing Administration, bat Is the re-
suit Of come divergence OF opinion on CERTAIN matters
between him and Count Walewski.
The log of the United States frgate Niagara
shows that several occasions during the trip to
England, she over 800 miles IN "A hours. She
would have made quicker run but for the bad quail
1t was reported that Mr.. Allsop, Orsni's accom-
pce had offered TO surrender himself, provided the
Government would he at the cost of his defense.
The returns of the Board of Trade exhibit Ealing
off in the exports for February Of over E2,OOOOOO
sterling as compared with the same month last year.
The British Government have decided, 1t is said to
repair and augnen. the Notifications at Malta with
activity.
The appeal from the decision Of the Court OF Admi-
ray in the matter of the collision between the Amer.
can ship Tuscarora and Andrew Foster, has resulted
in the decision being affirmed.
The Dukes of Wellington and Devonshire have
been created Knights of the Garter.
The steamer Nova Scotan for the Canadian line had
been launched.
Nothing official had been issued in regard to the In
dian loan. 1t supposed that the whole or greater
pait of it would be taken by jointstock banks and in
surance companies SO that would be scarcely heard
of in the money market. 1t was supposed that the
biddings would range from 9S to lOO
The supply Of money continued very abundant, but
although il was generally anticipated, the Bank Of
England had made DO reduction in its rates
At the general meeting OF the Canada Company, no
From The Times (Chy Artiole)
The funds opened steadily at the improved prices OF
yesterdy, but subsequently experienced further
sdyspce' which was well maintained. The strength
of the market is entirely consequent upon the state OF
the foreign Exchanges and the general belief that the
Bank rate will, Thursday mex, be reduced TO Two
and one half per cent. Money Ill rather increased
demaud TO day both in the discount market and Stock
Exchange but this is to be attributed merely to the
usual requirements at the end OF the quarter IN
Amsterdam was slightly firmer, and other pl secs
generally without alteration.
The railway traffic returns for the United Kingdom
show difference of f17,97O for the week ending
ectured the new loan would be taken was between
% and 90 but il is doubted If it will be high,
since the leading firms do not announce any intention
of forming lists where the total exceeds one or two
millions II is always best to invite the cooperation
of firms accustomed TO operations OF the KIND instead
of adopting the French plan OF calling upon the pub
lie unfortunately, offering to receive tenders Tor
small sums.
From The London Daily Ners City .frtds)
LoSDoN, Saturday Mornng.
A decided Improvement has taken place IN the
funds owing 10 the accumulation OF unemployed
money coupled with the relief to the feeling OF ex-
pecaton involved in the denitive issue OF the Indian
loan The market closed to-day with great hrmness,
| at frssh rise of per cent The other depsrtmen
of the stock were generally stronger AT the Bank
to-day there bullion operations worthy OF no.
tice There was 10 increase In the app icacns for
money at the Bank to-day, but in the open market
better demand experienced. First class bills are
still freely discounted out Of doors at p ~ per cent
Ii is remarked that the terms for long dated paper
have advanced four, and even six per cent Is being
paid in many cases for good six months bill Tbs cir
cumstance seems altogether unconnected with the
recent decision Of the Bank relative to redscouns.
The banks do not discount bills having more than %
DAYS to run. Smaller discount houses, finding their
facilities diminished, do not to block Up their
| funds in six months bills Foreign Exchanges were
| firm this afternoon at Tuesdays rates.
THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.
| Lord Malnesbury has inaugurated his reign al the
| Foreign Office by the following important changes
| Lord A. Lotus Secretary of Legation at Berlin,
| will succeed Sir Hamilton Seymour at Vienna.
| Sir j. Champion, Minister at Hanover and late
Minister 10 the United States, will succeed Lord Wood
| house at st. Petersburg.
| MIR Buchanan, Minister at Copenhagen, will sue
| coed Lord Howden at Madrid.
| MIR Elliot Secretary Of Legation at Vienna, will
| succeed Mr. Buchanan at Cop. nhagen.
| Mr. How ard, Secretary of the Embassy at Paris
u;II succeed Lord Normandy Minister at Florence
Lord Chelsea will succeed Mr.. Howardas Secretary