New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

| On the 5th the House Of Commons pa 'sed 70 acc
| ond reading the bill legalizng marriage With de-
ceased wife sister, by 40 ms jorty
On the 9th, Ia reply to an inquiry. M Dfsrae sSd
that revision OF the commercial relations Of Tur-
key had taken place since the war, but one would
probably coon commence. He also stated ic reply to
an inquiry by MIR. Bright, az TO the proclamation OF
of the Governor. General of India coufscating the
coil Of Oude, that the Government had sent out dis
patch disspprorDg of the policy of the Governor
General in this MISTER in every respect.
Tie bill aboisning the property qualification for
members OF Parliament was debated aud pissed to
second reading amidst great cheering rna iesOI
is regarded i'm oortant 10 Parliamentary
form. and Gets with Government support.
In the House Of Lords Ebnoy moved for a Coams-
sion TO consider the proprety OF modifying the liz
Of the Church Of EoglaLd, and subsequently with
On the 7lh the house OF Lords Lord Peterborough
proc uced a copy Of the Governor General Of nd;ss
Proclamation, and the Government desp,,ch IN con
demnatiob of the Governors action. Earl Granville
deprecated the production Of the Dispatch and defend
ed Lord CARING predicting that lie would not submit
to the airont upon him.
The Earl Of Derby deferd,d the action Of the Coz.
ernment stating that they felt bound to object t. the
sweeping confscatlng of landed property in OsGs
which Lord Canning had proclaimed.
Several other members spoke on the subjec'
In the House If Commons, MIR. Kingslske asked
when the tispatch received from SARDINIA cordially
concuriing il Lord MAIN sbury's Dispatch AMI a copy
OF the latter dispatch would be presented to the Horss
The Chancellor of the Exchequer reDasted that
there was perfect agreement between Cres, Brit,is
and Sardinia with respect to the to be taken for
the solution Of the preseDt difficulty. That agree.
nent, however did not imply thai everything had
been arranged. IL the present state Of the negotia
tiopa the papers could not be produced. If the Hcgse
had not confidence in the Government pending the
gotistions, LIT them
Lord John Russell thought that the House had no
reason to he dis satisfied with the taken By the
Government. 1t had been judcious, and he was EOpe
full that it would be successful lie asked what wa.
TO become Of the crew of the Cagari. 1t would not
be with the character Of the country to per-
nit these men to remain in prison pending the neso-
tatioDs
Mr S. Fitzgerald, in reply, sad the Government had
included in their representations the crew OF the
CsgliaIi
Tie subject OF the Government of dia was ssken
Up ard further progress made the olutlonG pro-
posed by he Government.
The great Chester cup race was by Sir c.
Monks Vanity in Fl, Id Of twenty. eight horses.
The Times is authorized to state that SiT Colin
Campbell is to be created peer in consequence OF his
dis uished services.
The Court Of Queens Bench refused the applica-
ton of tue British Bank Directors for new trial.
Lord Campbell said the Jury we're justified 10 their
verdict Al the facts Of the gOcontra-
| dcted ard he sincerely hoped that the prosecution
would have sautary effect upon the commercial
transaction
AT the apnua. meeting of the British and Foreign
| Bible Society in London resolution was unani-
uousy adopted to disseminate, as TAR as possible
sc1iptura obstruction in lndis.
Al the Queens drawir groom, Ms. Dallas pre-
stncd to the Queen Mrs. Charles Amory and daughter
| of Bostop. Mr.. Dallas presented Mr.. George Dorr
| Of New. York; Prof. Alexander United States Com
missioner of International Coinage and Lieut.. L. 5.
Boy d. commanding the marines OF the trlgste Niagara
| tbs London Ifnes, in its City Article, has some
| lengthy remsrks on the extension of the United
States southwark and says in effect, that absorption
Of the aker republics of Central and South America
by the United States cannot be long delayed should
| America pursue the course that seems Imminent,
TIE change regards tie English interest assn ning
that she will honestly provide for the existing debts o
the various States in question, cannot but De gieN
| Improvement upon their present position. Inc wnter
thinks that far more opposition WILL De shown 10 tue
| extension at home than abroad.
The long projected European and American Sub
marine Telegraph Company, via the AZORES were
The Army ard Navy Club had given banquet TO
| the Duke of Mslakoff, at which the most amcsble
feelings were evinced. The Duke pro-, sed, as q
| toast THE impeiishable unison OF the Armies and
| Nayies of England aid France.
| Amsstipg OF one hundred and twenty liberals
members Of the House Of Commons-had been held,
and had adopted resout ,ns declaring that they could
not express satisfaction with the Government tbs. no
future Government will be worthy OF support which
does not manifest an earnest zeal and sincerity IN
| promising measures OF Improvement and reform; aud
that every Government wishing to have the cond-
dence of the liberal party should be established on
| wider basis. ,
The Bark of England had made no change in the
rate of discount. The outflow OF bullion to Franz
| had checked the expectation. The demsnd fer d.
counts had subsded and applications were very hght.
| The Tunes (City Articlel of Friday says:
1.-THE funds on Friday showed no dinin1non OF
frnness although the Withdrawals OF the Govern
me ut for the Cont continue on rather considera
bic scale-about 600 having been taken from the
Bank during the day. Consols were buoyant az q
tris under the highest figure. Proposals are adver.
fused for Lendon subscriptions TO a Swedish loan OF
Il s 0t0, for the construction o. railway, at per
cent interest
The Daily Ners City Article Of Friday evening
Gays:
"Tbe applications at the Bank on Friday were lin
tied but in tie discount market fair demand was ex-
perienced at d2l & cent. The release OF 1OO,oOO
of Exchequer money on the Sh would add to the want
| of capitsl afoat The same paper reports that tae
funds closed dull on Friday. tending downward.
| INDIA.
Full details of the scenes following the fall OF Luck
| now, are published.
The son OF one of the Begums, aud two or three
| ladies of tie ZepOva, were killed by discharge oil
musketry when the doors we're forced IN, before the
soldiers saw thstthey were women. The plunder anu
destruction OF property to Lave been inn snse
The troops had been exposed 10 great labor before the
city.
Strong measures were at last taken TO preserve
order In tie city, a1d prevent pluoder: l. "as eA-
pectd that 800 men would have 70 b LEI: 10 garrison
| Lucknow.
| SYMPTOMS were Observable Of gathering cloud 10
| the Moth West sDd preventive measures "1e seu
for fear Of a sudden outbreak of the SIkhs.
| Sir James Outram had Issued procams-oh oeca''
| ug that the British Government hal no lnieGIeh 70
carry On armed opsg.ndism Is WAS beneye9
among the natives and tue Governor Gehsia nal
ssued procl ima:on promising rewards u moss "u1
had been fai ,hfu' and calling others 70 SUD Dr. an
throw The mstlves the mercy OF the bIl Isl NS'n
meu He hscats a.. the estates OF Tie iAust oe!
Ptomies that their lives shall be spared, 'As! arc
| not guilty OF shedding numerous blood. .
| The Paris PAS Gfirus that " pfifsle uisPa'CI
Sir Colin Campbell lac urssrty de nAi del iifgs az.