The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliamentary proceedings the oath ult. unir-
portant
On the 2tth in the House of Lords, Earl Mamesbury
referring 70 Of the British engineers Naples
stated that Mr. Watt had arrived in England very much
improved in health and that elegraphic despatch hsd
been received from Mr. Lyons stating that MI PArkcs
had been liberated on bail.
The same subject attracted attention in the Commons
Mr.. Griflths asked tho Chancellor of the Exchequor
whether the opinion Of the law officers Of the Crown
the capture Of the Cagiar proved Illegal Intended
70 demand from lhe Neapctan government fun and
pie compensation engineers the treatment they
received Mr.. Disraeh declined to answer.
General Peel announced that bad been determined a.
grant medal ali troops serving In India and 70 give
clasp fer service at Delhi and Lucknow
Mr. Roebuck brought for~ard bis motion for the aboli
Oon Of the Irish vice royalty Alter some debate mo
for the previous question was negaii Ted by MAORI
~ OF l27, when the subject dropped the msn question
In The House Of Lords on the 10Th tho sanitary condition
Of the army debScd, and tue government promised
shs adoption Of all al % oscessary improvements = ..,.,s.
ter meant To prosecute the directors OF the Western
Bank OF Scotland Tho reply was that they had no mate
rials before them 10 Justify prosecution.
Mr.. Ecnly announced that the government hal no 10.
tenton introducing any In regard " the pass
ing OF tolls and local dues Shipping this session.
mr. Disraeli moved for leave 70 bring bill 10 amend
Of India aud explained ts proysions
length. Like the bill Of the former government i
Control, and substitutes in their place Council com.
posed Of President Wee President sod eighteen mem
bers the President 10 be Secretary OF state. II was
proposed interfere with the po~cr OF the Governor
General.
bcrs, but leave was gwen to bring Il in.
The appointment Of General felssicr a. Ambassador
from France, gave very general satisfaction 10 England
The 7fmes believes the English nation may be fairy
eratIned by the appointment OF the Emperor, ~ he 8
said have declared that he selected this distinguished
soldier tribute Of respect 70 the alliance, TO the Eos
lish people, and 10 the two armies.
The fsms correspondent believes General Peliasier 70
q recent occasion, before the Privy Council, he
pressed himself very strongly 10 that effect
The Herald unhes ,atingly asserts that the resignation
win the existing sdmnistr ration but result OF
divergence opinion on certain matters between him and
he log the United States steam rgs,e Niagara shows
that several occasions during the trip to Easnd che
over three hundred miles n twenty four hours She
would have made quicker run but for the bad quality OF
she coal.
nwas reported tina, Mr. AIsop, orsins aecomprcc,
offered 10 surrender himself provided the govern
ment would be at the cost OF his defence.
The returns Of the Board Of Trade exhibit falling on
in exports fer February OF two millions sterling
~ compared with the same month Lac, year
The Britsh government have decided Il Ia said. 10
repair and augment the fortncaions at Malta with
The .ppe,l from the decision Of the Court Of Admiralty
m the matter Of the collision between the Amerian ship
Tuscsrora and Andrew Foster, has resulted in the dec
rhe DUKES Of Wellington and Dcvonshire have been
created Knights n the Garter.
The steamer Nova scousu. for the Canadian line, had
been launched.
Nothing oca had been issued in regard 10 the Indian
loan was supposed that the whole greater part OF
would be taken by Joint stock banks and insurance com
panes 80 that would be scarcely hoard Of In the mo
pey market II was supposed the bddngs would range
from ninety eight 10 one hundred
The supply Of money continued very abundant hut
although Ii was generally anticipated, the Bank OF Eng
land had made no reduction In its rates.
AZ the general meeting Of the Canada Company no div
dcnd was declared.
Dr FORBES wnslsv has been requested by the Foreign
once 10 report upon the mental state OF MI watts he en-
giueer.
Mr. Golden has been elected an honorary member Of
tbe Aihergum Club the ground Of his eminent public
sc~vices.
THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
lord Malmesbury hm nsugurstea his reign at the 70.
reign Ouioe by the following important chaness:-
Lord A. Lotus, Secretary OF Legation Berlin, will
succeed SIR Hamilton Seymour at Vienna.
Sir j. Uamrton Minister at Hanover and late Minister
70 the United states will succeed Lord Woodhouse at St
Petersburg
Mr. Buchanan, Minister q, Copenhagen, will succeed
lord Hovden at Madrid.
Mr. Elliot Secretary Of Legation at Vienna will succeed
Mr. Buchanan q, Copenhagen
Mr.. Howard, Secretary Of tho Embassy at Paris will
lord Chelses will succccd Mr. Howard as secro,ayv of
che Embassy At Paris
Tho 7tmes 10 leading article expresses Its graua
ton ~ The removal OF lord Normandy from FLorenca IN,
g. rsire of the pprcn,'rer' NJ rr Howard Win ,bs
.vrlse th,pkt ne app l,pep' Indicate dspos,ti, an
10 .enoa &c nc claim os loHg and expsrisnce
FN ANCE
rs rerr -.~r't'on, Il tho ,5tb ult has an article