New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

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MISCELLANEOUS.
OF TIE alst of JAY, n 'he Hou.e Of Mu las, toe
bill f-on re L3,os vai,s sirI.s JeEs 10
w:s aA.y ps.sse By ,9is H q ~ 81 Z Ir. % tie GA.
ard pa we're uIupcr;s1t In the b )use o Con 70 'ss
u the I'd s esns.e foc K p'sc, oetHeen : I. ":
Lk.is sid NJ. Dis'seh oh .he n-Andsl c|ndilon q
me couL:,y. TIE f'rrer -tcged "a t9e spofo9fiS
ors were considerably excess Il tie esil raed rev
erus f3r tie yea sIi IAe i.;er exp aired tas- ne
.,,r.l recer's r.,e gg.y in s1ces u re esl Is'et
sid u.y jl.tit-i tie spprSpr 8. Jns 'as; hsd peer
mace. he believed = 81 i,e L,Loces 0! :-e .'ea!y
hsf rsyer been y Erors teatsy CREATION t1AA s.
,ressn'. 49,.
tbe war stes-er CyC.fp7 vac q Ter "sy I. o'oiet
demand snple couyeDs,or .sa iusis; OF ire p1ni'o-
ue, e The r.rtss corceyreo IN .te recent outo'esk
TIE Cyclcps wss 81 heavily a-r1ed IS, shs eoaia
execute any service. TIE Porte sss notnso ths .
was not tuficen, t. send P.sas 70 Ji,eaa, u.s
u.vurssuus. be .sken g yltdcste B:iish pfss-se
IA tne Eas'. The s.ltsL hsd expressed hs nisho-
.jruM.te ou.rsge trd ais finn dee-n1s lon = e1sc
e1er . ary ,urs.ruelt :or u. lie hsd Aso p,cea o.
tie dtDostl If B:ti-h MII ster .. Z n-tsnlno2e,
% COO bs.es SID arroupcsd he in.sr.i)n 20 ,nier
q pen,itr Of Upward Of .IG0 % The csag1sr o. tta
French Vice Consul sn1 tie representative 0! the Ec-
elish Vice Corsul. TIE PasSs sen: 20 Jicdsn We
sYrnea With fGil poEe's 70 Sc ~ihoG, Ieer.tee 20
4 z - ~ 4c,
or he sd, in tie House q Lorcs, tie el' isi i.tI
irs msrr.ge with csceaaed riie sitsF - fe)9c.sd
BY sms nty OF ~ LL:
The lpS:s BIZ vss fnsly psssed. Tie Arceo!snop
oF Csnterbnry expressoa rope Il 10 'atiEe the
di..iuctiors oi caste in lIdis would cesse to eIisf
TIE EsYl OF Derby ssd Govercmsnt would give 10,
di.crunate sId rnpstia protsco 70 g.. creecs eno
yeisiorr but would give material ASSISTANCE ID any
measure for converting the nsiives. he though. X
would te mos: Ut dear to attempt TO remove tae
oistrcior Of caste, which were 20 in'er"oveh WIN
the principles and feelings OF the Hindoo.
Ir the House of Coumors Lord Stanley sistsd tAst
between January and the 10th Of july IL OoO troops
had beer cen. to Irdis. He sdd tha, Govern nent
gss wen avsye Of the erea. Importance Of striking so
effective SD tual blow AZ the Insurgents IL lne So"re
of tie ensuing Geld se esson.
M FortescGe ssked Government whether tney IN
tsrced 70 adhere to depart from the policy OF toer
ors with respec 70 the tight Of visiting ships
suspected OF siave trading, ana a-ksd Snat e'u'se
they intended tO puYsue on tiat fuplect.
MI FlzgerelG replied that the matter vas under
TIE cor sideiaor Of Government but hs could 10. De
e1p.cee 10 stste ~hst they would take uud,r
ciicumserces hich had not yet occur rec. lie naa
hoxever every hope and belle, ttm 'hsEsrsasge Oh
the Aueiicsn GoyelI meat snd Gne Auencaa Emoss-
,dor. that the natter would shortly srrSe 81 ssts
factory coIcluslor.
tcIy More icfvImsiou ought d be given. From
vhat tad been stated By the United States hinIssr
Le consdersd there had been come completed
ton he therefore ssked what pretsns!obs nad o. ell
given 10, or what isht ooIcsded.
Mr. Dieraeh ssid there had beet commuuics 1ons
between the .vo GoyernmeIta Tespec leg the alleged
acts of Brtsh cruisers snd those communca.ilns
were ros IN absysLce. during thai aoey snee tne
Government Of the United Ststes had msda friendly
overture that her Majesty Government sbould ofer
10 the Cpi.od States plan fer their corsl aerahon
bich thCud accomplish al the objects tnat ootb
Gcyerr ments had in view. Lamely, 10 put down the
slave trade without producpg nisuhoefet sLulns''
Her Msts,y's Cover pens hsd accep,sd tlat on,f,
ard they were cow ensaged IA me considersu'h Oh
A. Il. t.E.
plish ell the objects that both psEues desire1.
The Ministerial white bait dinner at Greenwich, an
tcipstve of the adjournment Of Parliament, wde to
take place on the dsy 'ue Persi. sailed.
A scsndalous paragraph hsy ny been cireusted, to
the effect that Sir Fzroy Kelly Attorney G Gsneral
Of England, had secretly married bis dsirymad, that
gtrtleInsn writes 10 the papers, contradctins the
story and prorouncing l. little else than tissue OF
iasehoods.
TIE show of the Royal Agricultural Society OF Eo-
gland at Chester had pas sed of with gfes' ecla'.
Mr.. George BARLEY, a celebrated ac,or who retired
| from the stage some years ago, dead.
| grand bsrquet had been given in Galway to the
Lord Ieutenant Of Irelsnd in celebration OF the essb
lishmert Of transatlantic line Of steamers from the
Poit of Galway.
| The BRITIsH MUsEUN.-A list Of the employees 10
| he British Museum hes Just been published. 1t IL
cludos Mr.. Panzzi, the head Librarian who receives
salary Of II 200 las librarian and secIetary), and
who was appointed in 1881 the Rev. T. Hsrtwell
Hoyre frs.clsss assistant lpinted books, with 600
salary; Mr.. Coventry X. Pa'po.e author of :, Tae
| Areel in the House j. with t2l0i the Rev. j. Is.
| MCaul with f2l0; Sir +. Madden, keeper of manu-
scripts. with sslsry Of $3.50; the Rev. H. j. Clarke,
seccncclsss assistant in the Msruscript Department,
with $50; Professor x. Owen Natural His.oiyl,
| with tSC0; DR.. J. T. Gray {" keeper" in the 10
illogical Department., with fto0; and many others
who receive salaries varyine from fl5O 70 1000,
fSO0, and II 2o0 year. 1ue new scale OF salsries
tor assistants snscrbers ard attendants 10 aso pub.
Hehtd Their salaries have been generally raised, and
| they begin a. tigher rate. Then follows memorial
Of certain irstcsss assistants, urging taa according
10 the new scale Of sssres the past services OF tried
men ale not duly taken into account and praying for
recognition of the claims Of length OF service. THIS
was referred by the Trustees 10 the Subcommittee Of
| Fnarce, who, on the 18th Of Msy last, strongly
| recommended the Standing Committee Of Trustees
| Ito decline complying With the apple .tion Of this
| memorial" OF course this recommendation will be
| adopted.