The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

opinions Of SIR Buvsr Lysson shutting his wife up ina
msdhouse and Of M Charles Dickens whstlng his legit
mate Gown the wind twenty two years after the marriage
ceremocyhe eccentrictee Of genius, doubtless which
We, In IN upright and downstraght vulgar ignorance
can't understASd-tor La Rocbefscsut has wissy said
.H naIpart'et qSauz 0ra"d' A0me' davo'r as' CRANES
But No forgetting our music Albon MARBLES -
veil - ever; yet, strange 70 ssy, sne doesn't araw
Ais bssn s1osllsni, and, We prophss,sa =. the com
OF season. "Don Giovanni Win MARIO q
G.. TOO S'rS will vs~ b:
made fasco-so few people gndsnsana Italian and
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Ia mode, and much might be sad tor oeef IN The
same fashion. Publican smith a. DraSy Lans has es:n
Mesdsmes Pero.ani Pauline, viardot, Garcia and
Messieurs Naudp, Bsdis' and Revere.
Miss Charlotte CushmAn and Hsnor Louis Caster. We
bore and trust former intends remau with "
IL, S.d 70 VISIT her in her eesan. abode fns lat
ter are sorry to learn returns 70 you on the 7lh Of
nes mo, a 10, @ y 1s %
There Is grand literary and dramatic meeting at the
Processes theatre 70 morrow morning, wiz view TO the
OF which you win fnd detailed 10 the advertisement
vening the reunion Ths business st this theatre
cAfda Of attraction woeful OF empty boxes
The ipscven course OF the other theatres thar open
IN, ,. Surrey lyosam sad S.ass Wells indeed me 1sSs
anu the tcke. trade nightly. think you have already
been informed that and Mrs Barney Williams sssis,
At the opening Of the new Adelphi theatre
The Britain Parliament
TIE MAssACRs AT CHARACTERIZATION or ENGL AND
TO sslzE MECCA-PRoGRRss OF rae INDIA AND
JEWS BiLLs-LAND TR ANsFER IN IRsLAND-TaE
HUDSON BAY CoaPAHY's CHARTER.
In the House OF Lords on the l9h Of July Lord SrRAr
REDCIIFE alluded 70 the late atrocious
st JdoSh. After dwelling on the so~noss Of Turkish
officials in rendering justice he expressed the hope that
the rumor o the OF Mecca or the seizure OF
wsis, bad no fouOoa,ion. 6e wished 70 know whether
her government had received any official advices
OF The massacre JtcHh; whether instructions had beeu
Issued for Demanding fun PREPARATION from the Porte
through Tie Brt so and Freoch ministers q Conssntoo
PIE; sad wetoer of wifnl delays sdequs.e
suree 10 be taken to enforce jest oemAaas
The Earl OF NALMBUEr replica that the steps
had taken ~ oeuaand u peta,s redress There
10 en,iop or occupying Mecca He trusted TO able
in lew dsy to what steps had been taken by the
Turkish Pacha sent 10 Judah " do justice for she recent
outrage.
Tue Earl OF E1IyNBoRouoH and the Duke OF NEWCASTLE
pretseo she Earl Of Derby the oroprty OF postpouiag
toe COMMITTEES the noia 3i until Tuesday evscing,
the ground OF the thin asndsnse OF the H)use b, Lord
erOy cecntd 10 accedc 70 the suggestion aud Lrd Ellen
borough tnsp opposed ia coanies) clause 81, regus.
ing appointments The rcerfc braccnes OF the Iuaiaa
army The proposal give these appoo 'nents by
petition at OF homage 10 democracy; vas totally
unoAled for |, would Affect rjlriously future ell.
cheney OF the artillery and Lgseers OF the Indian army
HE Ea oil DERBY mania ned that tue princps o. com
Petition actually force nt WooSch aud Addisccmo.
BY emitting tie last three hDes the caose would not ioo
ouce the Of sc: petition fhe clause provided
and engineers upon exsmiux!on, the regulations for
which examination should, with ali Convenient speed. bs
prepared and lrcssoed by ins secretary o. STATE under
lne Au,horhy o. the crown
The Duso OF opposed the ause. Alter much
Giscussion. ~hicn rumbsr o. peers took part, tha
committee avideccopieLis Al tents 81; majority
Z. Ibe clause was then agreed TO-
Tie Earl Of ElkSBoRcuGH proposed in clause 81 the
insertion CT ~ords placing beyond doubt or question
a Inc expenditure OF inoa should DO charged on tho
revenue Of India alone
The cone OF the clause postponed FOR the
amend mept 10 be printed.
The Earl OF DERBY proposed In clause So the nssrton
CT words with = periodical production before
Parliament stAsical Information respecn cg the moral
and material p'esress IL indii.
The CLAUSE as anesdea agreed to- After
Gsccssion on clause S. 1t was agreed 70 "a amended
The remsnit causes o. the bill also agreed to, and
tie o Ssss n 1 M Sp' % on as'ay
discusson took place On the motion for dsoderz,ng
river thames.
Lard rAL~Asrox said be hoped The House would agree
to the second reading OF tee bill, and prololg tho
evils Of osesse and suffering caused by imperfect dram
age He thought Il unfortunate, soo TIA, 30 large
amount Of ferulizing matter snould be thrown away
Alter some remarks from several members, the bill
On the for going into committee upon tie Jews
biz, Gr. kNlGHI1Y an opponent OF tae bill, SAID he
though that The Lords iponded TO ADMIT jews 10 Par
rAnelt would have been wiser 70 agree 70 the Dill
sent up 10 them oy The Cinuons than pass This queer
measure of 40 Irish compromise, accompanied By
seDs Why It's provisions ought no' De acted upon oy the
Houfe
Mr.. GnTN characterized the rll az a mssraos subter.
fuge, aud only a little better than nothing ii all.
Mr.. hSrIscK declared that b. the o direct and az.
grayated insult offered Aouse o. Conmons
20 the jews themselves. Ho con.ended INA. The House
was bound to include Turks heretics and lrdtcls
bill.
Mr. srooSxR thought the bill q great Disgrace 10 the
Other branch OF the Legislature, aud tnEt Insult
10 this house 10 ast 70 agree measure every sord
Of which was reprsbsed excep, the object 70 carry
Lord RUSSELL a, tho request OF Mr. spooner sho we'd
that there was nothing Unconstitutional in Inc provisions
Upon . division tie ayes for the committee were 1ii
,na tie noes 40 Mr. spooner voting, apparently BY mis
fhe aouse then ven, into committee upon the bill,
wbea Mr.. sfooSw moved 10 acd proyIso 10 the drs.
clause lhh sues rssoiuion be noi acted oa until the
consent the Grown be ssniaoa to botn houses OF Par
lament"
me motion was pegsilvei, aud this aud the other
clauses we're agreed ~ without snendment
10 the House Of lords July 30 the order o. tho day
for gong mo committee The Sale and Transfer o, Land
LORD 81. LBosAaDs protested sg,inst this further pro
gess OF the measure He sac would ,utonizs the
The LoKD cnsScEloR defended The provisions Of the
act
Lord cRJSworrH supported The ba with the exception
OF The 81 clause, against which clause he strongly pro
tssied.
The Earl OF Wicklow expressed the same objections 10
worth
In committee division was takea on tois claass which
was sgrosd " oy nsj,rity OF nineteen
On Drrebe up teport Of ths yern nont OF india
B1l, Lord ErfssBoRorcH moved sEducnt which re-
moves any po.soo eouo that he expenses Of the lndsn
TO be betrayed TIE of India
only IL ". agreed TO, sud aner brie discussion the
report Was received aid the bill ordered 70 be read
third lime Gu thursday.
Their Iordships then adjourned
In me ConUo0s Nr. ctAwgo.D zovei al al ircss 70
Her Majesty, pray at che would 10 pes.cd appoint
boy o. Coumsson 70 Inquire iIlo the compsiots made
BY Certain OF her subecs VI TIE obstruction Of their pro
perry ~ her Msjesty oroes a. uieA bay 10 the Gulf OF
Bothnis curing ME VITA RuasiA Inc Aouss
divided, and the moaos Was nrgativsd BY los 70 IS.
In toe Oommurs on July 20, borc STANLEY Asxed wheth
err under existing circumstances India would NOT be
desirable 70 cnr oofnpcic amnesty, with excsp
lions, 20 ell VINO laid down their arms.
Toe Copsoios.ed furd (spp-urralior) bin was read q
second Tine. The Government Of New Caledonis bill
read Lnird passed. Va the order the third
rcsdipg Of the jess BILL moved By Lord John Russell
MI Nevdsnte moved tnat the debate be adjourned bal
tho motion rGg aiivod.
The order vS ultimately postponed I'LL July q.
On I'D Of July MI fItzr0y TO the Secretary OF
state for the Homo Department, "wnsiher is true,
stated N daily PAPER that at visitation tue Com
musiorets In IuDAcg Uncovered IN priyAfs provpctal