The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-05-27

m oistr, ION is true to itself, and to the pledges
III On wi ca it was elevated to power"
BY t Niagara. at Boston, with Liverpool
d. .ss t. the 9Th, we have the following add.
til nal o va:
sGrea, Britian.-On the 9Th, the House of
O. ,mmo | passed to a second reading the bill
lie ..alizii marriage with deceased wife's sis
te !, byf ~ majority.
On I 9Th, in reply to an inquiry by Mr..
B ight to the proclamation of the Governor
G. neral India, con6scating the soil of Dude,
NJ :. d. .seli stated that the Government had
sc 1t out dispatch disappearing of the policy
Of the vernon General in this matter in every
re ,pect
The III abolishing the property quali6ca.
ii ms 70; members of Parliament was debated
a. paa to q second reading amidst great
cl eerini The question is regarded as an i'm.
pl rtaut lein Parliamentary reform, and meets
III Go rnment support.
The tancellor of the Exchequer repeated
ID the + ase of Commons that there was per-
fe,s agr, nent between Great Britain and Sar-
di ala, W. respect to the course to be taken for
til. solr on of the present difficulty. That
al reem, !, however, did not imply that every
tt ing b, been arranged.
At tt Queens drawing room, Mr.. Dallas
p, esentt to the Queen Mrs. Charles Amory
al daua ter, of Boston, and Mrs. Baldwin and
df ughteF of Boston. Mr.. Dallas presented Mr..
G Jorge orr, of New York, Prof. John A.
A exAnS, (of Baltimore,) United States COM
N ssion,r of international coinage, and Lieu.
te liant s. Boyd, commar ding the marines
OF the . ted States frigate Niagara.
The ny and navy club bad given a ban
get to .,e Duke of Malakof, at which the
mast q, cable feelings were evinced. The
Dixie p posed as toast "the imperishable
VI ion of ,e armies and navies of England and
f. ance.'
A me ing of one hundred and twenty. five
l. oerals pembers of the House Of Commons,
b. bes held, and had adopted resolutions,
d. clarin. that they could not express satiefac-
ii wit the Government; that no future
@ vernp Mt will be worthy of support which
d. es not -,anifest an earnest zeal and sinceri.
ty in pre- citing measures of improvement and
rf 5orm, d that every Government asking to
b, We the onfidence of the Liberal party should
b estah ,hed on wider basis.
The ak of England had made no change
il the r, , of discount. The outflow of bullion
t. Fran, had checked the expectation. The
d mand r discounts had sabsided, and appli-
G. tons re very light.
The &, at Chester Cup race was won by Sir
Mon Variety, in field of twenty eight
b. rses.
The mes is authorized to state that Sir
G lin C.. a,pbell is to be created Peer, in con-
81 iuenc Of his distinguished services.
rhe ! urt of Queens Bench refused the ap-
p. catios Of the British Back directors for q
ntw tria
Fran The commission appointed to con-
81 Ter tn. laims of Professor Morse has recon.
o ended at the Government should give him
fl lr hu, red thousand francs for the use of his
8, stem.i
Trade IN France continued to show symp-
tt ms of ,provement. Increased orders from
Il Unit States had reached Lyons.
Paris tiers state that the Emperor, at o re.
ption, I'D rebuked one of the deputies for
et pressi himself strongly in opposition to
Il Go, tnment plans in the Legislature, and
t At the cident was much spoken of.
The adversary of the death of Napoleon
b d bes ! celebrated in Paris with imposing
n igiouf ceremonies.
| The cen of Holland was on visit to Ma
p leon.,
The urse closed firm on the fth, at 68f.
6 C. for ,count, and 60f. zoe. for money.