New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tie ltCubc lTDu5 -'bu t-o hSii VI 'Ioiol
tated that the Govsrruett had thst.nornng received
| important 6ispstches from Indis coLtsnipg among
o.ner matters representsion from SIR j snes Outrsn
es to the severity of tie proclaim .ton, aud Lord Cat
1re's Ieasors fr ittrirgi Tee papers were being
copied, and he promised that ttey should bs 10 the
larGs Of members of Pariamn. before the division ia
| The other House or the same evening.
Ia the House Of Commons ths debs,e On the vote
of c. Lsuio was resumed.
Ioro Palmerston read extracts from the letters ad
dressed by Lord Gaming to Vernon Smith, explanatory
of the why tie procsu alton "as 10 some parts
80 severe and in fome 30 indulgent.
Mr. Bright spoke in tt,org terms OF condemnation CT
Lord Cannings Dispatch, and declared that he would
do nothing toward restoring the late Government to
power.
Si1 James Graham in telling speech, declared that
he should most unesitatngly vote agsint the resou-
ton although be did rot altogether approve CT Lord
Elenboroughs dispstcb.
There were numerous other speakers on both sides
of the queoticn, when the deba.e was further az
iourped.
On Friday. the 2ls: in the House Of Lords, Lord
Maluesbury stated that he had received reply from
the Government Cf Naples i'll al swcr to the claim OF
Indemnity, which lie understood to BE- refusal, and
VIII Oh he had treated such. Within tie last two
hours, however, he had received dispich informing
him that was Tot positive refusal, but simply an
argUnentative reply.
The House Of Lords then az jourred until tbs 3tot,
for the Whisun hObdays.
Ia the House of Commons the vote of csnsure was
taken up and after numerous and repeated calls upon
Mr.. Cardwel BY the Liberal members TO withdraw his
,csoution that gentltmap with the concurrence Of
Lords Palmerston ard John Russell and with the su-
thcrity Of the House generally consented, and the
resolution and amendments were finally withdraw,
tl,us virtually giving the Ministers triumph.
Mr. Djsrae,i, in giving in bis consent to the with
dr,wsl sad the resolution was avowedy brought for
word as censure upon the conduct OF the Government.
II he consented to its Withdrawal, it mus be clearly
understood that he did because the Government
shrupk from the consequences that would iouo" u II
were adOpted. Whatever the result might DC, tney
locked for ward TO without appre ana even
now were ready to encounter the cinsequehces oil
| division So FAR as the debate WAS concerned, lie
thought he might say thai Ministry on their tlia
| could look back upon discussion VITA g,Iael s..a'
faction TIE opposition TO the motion had been maia
tanned net by tie Adninstration, for they h'i wi;ey
ard proreIly withdrawn a. much as possible IRON &c
debate. but by members not connected win tue
Government in politics, and ny men ,n'eHor
IN no,e in intellectual character aud authority
He consented 10 the Withdrawal OF the MOTION.
not for the cake Of the Government but Tor the SAKE
OF India ard tire best interests OF the Empire In 80
MATCHES to show that the Government nao given 10
lord Cam ing most cordial and complete support,
| and he would mention that since Lord Eienooroueus
dispach had sent out, the Government had COM
munjcsted with Lord Canning informing him that he
might rely upon their continued coniidenc, and sup
| port. lCEeers. ,oo,s
The House of Commons then adjourned to the 18th
Tie correspondence between Sir james Odtram
snd tie Governor General OF Iodia throws lew light
| upon the proclamation of Lord Canning and mainly
| Id 70 The Withdrawal of Mr.. Cirdwells motion ~
L. liz ~ Cir LAM Tu
has been published and shows tna' Sr james Ou H
earnestly and strongly protested egahs' Lofo Can'
| riYe's cor fscatiOr policy, but without elect.
liz regard to the Parliamentary proceedings on n
| day. TIE Times says that Sir James Outiams dis'
patch broke the camel BACK mount I y, W" ,,
had been done IN one night, so when the House met
| there arose an almost simultaneous cry from Tue
benches about Mr.. Cardwell begging Tor mercy. Ine
suppicants so numerous that IL Decane almVs.
necesty to listen to them, and after parley WIN tne
| opposition bench, the resolution was wlthorawn
| Whatever the success OF Mr. CaIdweIs motion cou!c
have done for LoId Canning, he has il more If
| snotber way from the assurance gwen last ngnt oJ
tho Chancellor of the Exchequer, that the most cor
dial and sincere assurances OF sympathy ana supp ~
| had been sent out to the Goveroor-General.
The conrac. between the Atlantic Telegraph Com
| parry ard The English Government. was signed ant
sealed by the Lords Commissioners Of the Treasury
and Directors Of the Company on the goth. 1t is fol
period Of - years from the time the cable shA
have been successfully laid WE. .,
The Geographic feet lad all assembled at Plymouth
/
II copsists Of the United States fdgate Niagara anc
the British steamers Agsmemnon, Falorous, Gorgor
and PoIcupire.
The LOnGen Tnss in its City Article refers to thu
Importance of the treaty between the United States
ard Nicaragua, and the efforts making in the States
TO obtain exclusive control Of the Transit route. AL
fusion is made to the obstacle which the Clayton
Bulwer treaty presents 10 annexation, ard the come
quent attempt to have i! abrogated.
| The Times argues that the treatys permanent, and
there is power Of sbrogaon either side, and con
cudes by sayrg that certain parties in the United
States may resort to INSCRIPTIONS measures to secure
their ends, the whole affair is that palpably
Qures all the sagacity aud firmress of experienced
statesmen which it nsnustes are lacking IN the present
! British CabIet.
| Tie clipper Red jacket reached Liverpool in sixty.
seven days from Melbourne, with 1000 oasces OF
gold aId % coo soveregns. Reports of fire being on
beard Of her had been current but they had lot been
confirmed, and the ship was discharging with exped
covered among some wool and rags, but it was soon
| eXtipguisbed. The Re- Jscket sustained damage in
the Channel bya collision with an American ship,
| lame unknown.
Tie great Derby race at EPSON WAS won by Sir
| Joseph IIawley's "Beadsrnsn, Lord Derbys " ToN-
Tie total velue OF the STAKES was about co., Sir
Joseph llawley Is reported % have won { 5000.
Mr.. Ten Brooks horse Babylon ior one OF
| TIE Epson stskos, but came IN last.
Foi tie Oaks stakes there was dead heat httresn
| "GcveLtss" and "G,llCrmire.' Ia tue degitl1;
| heat "G0verross wCn..
| A IepcIt of the soardIogs in the Rcd Ssa, With 4
view to test its adaptabiy for asubmaine ;t!sgGps,
il published. Tie conclusion srTNed s: Is, tlal .urre
is 10: better place for layis cabs than lie Red
| Sea.
| The new screw steamer Nova Scotia of the Quebec
Lire had arrived st Liverpool and sails for Qa,bec
On ler frst TIP on tie ~ OiJGne.
Srcrg gales If vino had PTovsied set OF the north.