New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

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49,. A. sI,o aiven Of BIZ? 70 ps9e1 the sxsena
hvs IN relation to the standard o. ve'shs aod ness
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.f 70 the lighthouse system and moved TIA: hence
fnih al expenses attending lighthouses, huoye, a.,
on the coat Of the United KipgdJn Dc betrayed 90:
q abe pubic revenue Ard plsced onae, me con.% o
was WITHDRAWN, ard instead there's hoya Con n's'
zion was granted to inquire into the woo'e suS,,ec-
uotiop for Seec: Committee 10 inquire into The
e1psdiercy Of establishing tribunals Of commerce or
Of otherwise amending the proceedings N se''os OF
comme,c ial nature, wac agreed to.
On The lt:h the proceedings ID the L7Tas were To-
important
In the House Of Commons, in repiy 70 sc inquiry,
Mr.. Dsraeh mace the ANNOUNCEMENT thss Tee Law
Cficers Of tbs Crown UNANIMOUS II The op,n'Jn
that the imprisonment q Parke and Wat, the two
English Engineers Of the steamer Caghsr, oy me
Government Of Napies, wss nsgf 40: no CO., ,Us
ment Er compensation. No decsion bad been come
TO in regsrd 20 the international question which was
involved in The affair.
the table copy Of The bill framed by the lste Govern
rDent in regard 70 Parliamentary reform. Ps'merstoE
rtpied tina. no measure had been prepared.
IL reply 20 question from Mr.. Ewst, whether 81,
vantage would be taken il the opportunities afforded
nv the M cot;s.ons With the Chinese Government s,
Pekin for operng up commerce with Tribe. and other
countries uIder the Chinese dominions beyond the
Himsayss, Mr.. Disraeh stated tha: no Degotiahon,
were gong with the Court OF Pekn at present; Dut
when Commune atoms did take pace, England would
act in conjunction with the other Powers, and lose no
opportunity Of assisting the extension Of commerce.
a debate took place upon the question OF S.aS
prosecution Of the Directors of the Westera Bank OF
ScotIsrd I. was contended that the case was not
analogous 10 that of the Royal British Bank aud thss
n, evidence mad been adduced TO warrant Govern
ment prosecution. The question WAS dropped wthou!
any action having been taken.
Tine Dnke Of MalakOH, the new EmbSss8dOr nom
Frsnce to England, landed a: Dover OF the lJh, and
met with civic and military reception Three guards
Of honor were on duty In response 20 an ADDRESS
from the Corporation OF Dover lie said thai nothing
could have afforded him greater pleasure than the ap-
pointuent which had been conferred upon him, and
would be bis earnes. desire TO preserve those CORDIAL
relations which have hitherto existed bstween fraece
and England. The Duke Travelled 10 London Ia a
state railway carriage.
II was rumored that Queeu Victoria intended 70 pay
writ 70 Prussia durrg the ensuing SanIner or Al
AZ The meeting Of the Royal Geographical Society
in Inndop Dr. H. Rink of Copenhagen read paper
on the supposed discovery Of the north coast OF Green
land and an open Polar sea by DIR. Kane. DIR. Rink
combatted the theories Of the lameDted Acts Bavi-
gator.
The Britisb steamer Cyciops had arrived at Alden,
en- route for the Red Sec, where she will take sound
pgs with view Of testing its feasibility for SUBJ
marine telegraph.
TIE Council of the Society of Arts lad adopted res.
olutions in favor Of holding decennial exhibitions OF
industry and art bu: tina. the contemplated exhibition
of 1861 should not be repetition OF that OF loi ou,
should consist Of works selected for their excellence,
ard be arranged in classes instead Of countries.
The trial of Simon Bernard for completely with
Orsni and others, WAS sill. progressing 10 London but
was expected to be brought to conclusion OIL the
day the Arabia sailed. The counsel fog the prisoner,
Mr. Edwin Jsmes, had made apowe'fu speech on be-
half of his client, appealing strongly to tae antI'Na-
poeon prtjucic ices Of his AUDITORS ne denounced ,ne
Emperor as a depot and affirmed that the proceed.
ings had been undertaken to serve political object
n the dcation Of the abettors OF f)regn despotism
who dared not appeal 70 the British House OF Com
mons. lie called for a fearless and Independent.
dict, let the conse quences be what they might. The
speech elected tremendous cheering in the court