New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
GREAT BRITAIN,

On the 22d in the House of Lords Lord Derby an
nounced that the House would be adjourned from the
3Oth to the 10Th of April for the Easter holidays He
also said in reply TO Lord Brougham, that there was
no foundation for the report that it was intended to
import free negroes from Africa and form them into
black regiments. The Earl Of Carnarvon, III reply
to Lord Brougham said that the Vagrant set recently
passed by the Assembly of Jamaica, had been re-
ceived at the Colonial Office and under consdsra.
ton. He believed that there would be no objection
to LAYING the bill upon the table before it received the
royal assent. One of the allegations against this bill
is that it partially revves Slavery.
In the House Of Commons, Gen. Peel sa'd that 1t
was no. the intention of Government to embody any
more regiments of militia. Mr.. Disrae gave notice
that he would for leave to bring III bill to re-
form the Government OF India on the 2tth. Lord
John Russels Oaths bill was debated at length, and
On amendment which continued the exclusion OF jews
from Parliament rejected by vote OF 29' TO l4l
The third reading was fixed for April II.
motion to appoint Select Committee TO Inquire
into the Consular service and Consular appointment
was agreed to.
On the 23d, in the Lords, Lord Ellenborough ex-
planned the desire of the Government TO enlist into the
Indian Army Kroomen on the coast of Africa, but
said the plan had been abandoned on account Of tech
nicsl difficulties.
In the Commons It was announced that the Cover
nor. General of India had, his own responsibility,
confscsted and annulled the Prnoipality Of Thar
Mr. Monkton Mines called attention to the yexstons
TO which British subjects were exposed by the aeta'
ons in the French passport system, and moved for the
production of the correspondence on the subject At
ter considerable discussion the merits of the whole
question: assurance given the part of the Gov.
ernment that they had considered the best mode OF
providing remedy and it was contemplated to e''
tsbish Offices at the principal ports and TO reduce the
price of Foreign Office passports.
Leave was given to bring in bill to legaize
marriage with deceased wife sister, by rs majority.
A Polish bookseller in London named Tehorewski /.
had been arrested charged with publishing pamphlet
recently written by Pyatt ard Others advocating the
ASSASSINATION of Napoleon.
The London Times City Article hepes that the pro-
ected abolition by the banks of NewYork OF lowing
interest on current deposits will give additional impulse
to the consideration Of the point In England.
1t was expected that the invitations would be Issued
for the India loan the day the Indian sailed 1t
was rumored tina they would be in four per cent de-
bentures redeemabe in seven years. The first
amount 10 be raised would be f5,OO0,OoO.
The funds exhibited general steadiness, and closed
firmly On Tuesday at a slight advance.
Gold Continued to flow into the Bank OF England,
and further reduction in the rates of discount was
anticipated.
Mr.. Henley, President of the Board Of Trade, had
promised q deputation from the mercantile marine
that if To present Government remained in Office,
they would deal with the question Of passing tolls and
local charges.