New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

On TIE 10Th, in the Horse Of Lords, the Es.l o.
Sbhitesbury gave notice that the l4.h he sGouiI
move resolution CONCERNING the conduct OF the
Government in publishing their d. sp6.ch t. the Gov
err n General OF lLdia.
Oh the same evening, II the House Comm ooe,
report submitted declaring tee recert election in
Limerick void Oh the ground OF bribery.
Nh Card~el gave notice that on the 18th Est- hs
should move the following resolution:
Th.tb House while abs'sins from expressing opinion
spon the policy OF pioeausos 'ued BY toe Governor Ten
sJr.bebon tbs, Der Mse.tys Goverbme,; has addressed
the GoyeporGener Of In through toe Secret Committee Of
duct Of The Of nca and they oP
ion the par. Of Government mast tend 1ncer
by weakening authority Of the Governor neral and
by further resistance the part Of those who are
still In arms ssaI s:Us"
Tie Osths bill, as amended by the House Of Lords,
was token up, when Lord John Russell moved tina:
the amendment be net agreed 10, and that the
clause which would admit Jews u Parliament be
restored The motion carried by vote OF 263 10
$50. A revolution TO admit Baron Rothschild a
member oftbe Committee was debated, but without
defre action.
After sundry votes upon the Army estimates,
resolution wac moved by Lord Stanley and agreed TO,
authorizing Government TO guarantee 100000 a. &
rate Of interest not exceeding per cent for the use Of
Prince EDWARDS Island.
On tie llth, in the House Of Lords, the Earl Of
marlborough explained the circumstances under
which the dispscn censuring Lord Canning had been
written admitted that he alone responsible for il,
and announced that rather than expose his colleagues
TO the censure OF Parliament he had tsnoered his
resignation President of the Board Of Control TO her
Msjesty, and the same had been accepted.
LORD Derby said that the resignation had been ac
ceped with regret, but admitted that he considered
the publication of the dispatch premature and ipju-
dIcIous.
Lord Shaftesbury explained the terms OF his mo-
ton Of censure against the Government, which in ef-
feet takes the zane ground as that proposed in the
Comm De, and base, the complaint the suppoeiton
that Government acted in the matter without full
knowledge Of the proceedings of Lord Canning.
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Berkeley gave no
tce of bill ~ establish the sysem OF voting by ballot
In response to an inquiry, Mr.. Fitzgerald said that
GovenIi ent had demanded compensation from Naples
for the imprisonment of the English engineers, but
fused &c state the amount.
AnoiioD to admit Baron Rothschild as a member Of
the Committee appointed TO draw up reasons for DIS
agreeing with the Lords the Oabs bill, carried
after sOme debate by a vote Of 2ol TO 1876.
The Hon. Edward Erssine, Secretary Of the British
Legation at Turin is appointed to the ssme post at
WasbitgtUr.
Sir Henry Bulwer, formerly Minister st Washington,
lie gazetted the successor Of Lord Sraford de Red
clfle al CopstsntinOple.
The London Times says that q meeting had been
held at Lord Pamerston residence, at which II was
resolved to move resolution IN the House OF Com
oDs the 18th nst upon the subject Of the dispatch
from Lord EleDborCugh, censurDg the issue OF Loro
earnings proclamation TO the people OF Oude ana
that this resolution will have the concurrence OF Lord
John Russell and the principal members OF the So
called Peelite party. [Subsequent action in both
Houses of Parliament confirms this statement to GER
tain extent
Various speculations were INDUCED in as TO the vote
upon these resolutions and the probability of Minister'S
resigpDg appealing - the country in the event 81
their being carried.
AL the wire of the Atlantic telegraph had been
taken out Of the tanks at Keyhs and cooled on board
the Niagara and the Agamemnon so that nothing re-
NAMED to be done but TO take on board small portion
of the new cable which being donel and the pay
ing out machinery The departure OF the ships on the
experimental cruise was expected to take place on the
18th of May.
Queen Victoria tad given her first state ball Of tie
season at buckingham Palace MIR. Dallas a-d
family were present.
The mail steamer Candace, from Africa TO Ply
mouth, sunk the 4th of May, after being in colls
ion with the bark Ida Elizabeth, bound from Cardiff
to Batavia. The captain two passengers, and four
seamen, were drowned. The rest, numbering about
fifty persons were saved by the bark.
serious accident had occurred on the Trent Ns-
ley Railroad, entailing the loss OF three lives, and
serious injury to four others.