The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the house Of Commons Monday, May Q, Mr. Vance
asked the Attorney General his attention had been
called the present state Of the mercantile law OF Cana
d. which preferential assignments Of deotors
effects, without snordiDg any Of redress 70 the
general body Of the creditors. The Attorney General
said the entirely within the province Of the
Canadian Legislature.
On The 5th inst the Bouse OF Commons passed 70 . 20
ooDd reading the dill sgalzing marriage with deceased
wifes sister, by forty majority.
On the 9th, in reply 70 inquiry, Mr.. Dhraeli said
that Of the commercial relations OF Turkey
had taken place the war but that would proba
bly, soon commence. He also stated, In reply 70
an iequry by Mr.. Bright - 70 the prociama-
ton OF the Governor General Of India, oonns
Gazing the soil q Dude, that the government bad
sent out despatch d.approvins Of the policy Of The
Governor General In this matter every respect
The bill abolshiDs the property quahncan,n for MON
bcrs Of Parliament debated and psssed 70 scooad
reading smids great cheering The question Is regarded
an important one in Parliamentary reform, and meets
In the House OF Lords Ebpoy moved FOR q commission
" der proprlsty OF modifying the Liturgy Of The
Church Of England, and subsequently, Withdrew ns
On the TN inst, in the House Of Lords Lord Ellen.
So,sosn oPy o. Gs ., No.
domination OF the Governors acton
Earl Granville deprecated the production Of the dcs
patch and defended toro Canning, predicting mai be
would not submit 10 the anront upon him.
The Earl Of Derby defended the action Of the govern
mept stating that they felt bound 70 object 70 the sweep
ing CONTRASTING OF landed property In Dude which Lord
CADninp had Proclaimed.
Several other members spoke on the subject
In the House Of Commons Mr.. KiDgrake asked when
the despatch received from Sardinia cordially ooocurrns
In Lord hslDesburys dcspatb ana copy Of the latter
despatch would DO presented 70 the House.
The Chancellor OF Exchequer repested that there
Q perfect agreement betseea Great Britain and
sardinia with respect 70 The oourse 70 be taken
agreement hoscvcr did not imply that everything hsi
ged 10 the present state OF the negotiations
the papers cooli not be produced The House pad nos
confidence IN the government pending the negotiations,
Iovd john Russell thought the House had no reason
u had teer judo Gus, and he hopeful that would
successful He asked what TO becpme Of the Gre
OF the CAshart II would not DO consistent ~nh the
character the country 70 permit these 70 In
prison pending the negotiations.
Mr. Fitzgerald, p reply, said The government had
pcucsd IN their repree the u the CAxAr
The subject of the government Of Ioda taken up,
and further progress made on The resolutions proposed by
TIE great Chester cup race Vas won by Sir C. Monks
VANITY, in Cello of twenty eight horses
The London 7ims IL author zed W state that Sir Colin
Campbell 10 he created peer Ia consequence OF hs dis
The Cours Of Queens Bench refused the application Of
The British ssss pnec'',s So. nes u Moro .nnp
fscts OF lbe uncott addicted and ne sUerey
hoped that the prosecution would have saiusary effect
A. she annual meeting Of The Britkh and Foreign bic
Society In LONDON Q resolution unanimously adopted
70 disseminate far - possible scrpturai instruction 10
India
AZ the Queens drawing room Mrs Dallas presented 10
the Queen Mre Charles Amory and daughter, Of Bson
Alexander, tinted Rcs uommsp,oner Of International
Coiuaee and Lieut. U. 8 Boyd, commanding me
me LONDON nres, IN M CITY article, has some lengthy
remarks the extension Of me United States south YARD
says enec, that ab~orpacs Of the weaker REPUBLICS
OF GENITAL and scs,h America BY the United States
rot be iore delayed, should America pursue the
oourse thai seems imminent The change regards
Inc -. - u
cannot but be srea improvements upon their pressns
position.
shown 70 the extension II homo than abroad
The long projected European and American Submarine
Telegraph ccmpsny wa the A.ores, were about issuing
The Army and Navy Cub had given banques lo the
Duke Of hslakon Al which NE most smicablc feelings
were evipoed. The Duke proposed ~ toast--"rhe i'm
per shsele union Of the armies and navss Of England
ana France"
meeting Of one hundred and twenty liberal members
Of he House Of Commons had been held ana had ADOPT
ed resolutions declaring that they could not express
usactou With The government that no future govern
lest an earnest zeal and sincerity In promising measures
of Improvement and REFORM and Mat every governments
should be essablished on q wider basis. w."
The Bank OF England had made change In the rate N
discount The outflow cf bullion 70 France had checked
tho expectation. The demand for discounts had subsde
and applications we're very light
The LONDON hms' city article u the TN inst says
Tho funds showed dmout,on q hrmnesa although the
Withdrawals OF the ent for the Continent continue
rather cons enable scaesbu sixty eight thousand
pounds having been taken from the during the day
Consos we're buoyant At q uihc under the highest
squire Proposals advertised for London
svedsh loan Of one million hundred and twenty esh,
,housand pounds Tor the Construction Of railway a,four
per cent inereet
The D1ily Nes city article Of the evening OF the IN
says The applications at the bank Friday we're
limited but 10 the discount market fair demand wss
perepced a. ~ a2h per cent The fel ass OF enc mi.
lion hundred Thousand pounds ~ Exchequsr monsy
the sth would add 70 the sent ~ capita al re
RACER reports hat the funds el sed dali Friday
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