New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21
GREAT BRITAIN,

In the House Of Commons on the 9Th, Lord Palm
erston defended himself from the mputations cast
him by Ministers, and criticised Lord Derby course
Sir j. PakipgtOo replied, and reiterated the asssr
ton that Lord PsmerstOn had made the direct threat
that if the Crown exercised ts right TO dissolve Para
ment the House might refuse the supplies.
Other speeches were also made on the subject.
On the 7h in the House Of Lords, the lodi IN seven
millions loan bill was passed to second reading Ia
the course Of his remerks it, Lord Derby said that
next week vote of thanks would be proposed TO the
Govern or General and Commander lin Chief and the
other officials in India and that form OF thsnksgy
ing for the restoration OF peace would be presentod
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Disraei, In reply 70
Sir G.. G.. Lewis after deprecatng being called upon
to axe psrtia financial statements, said that II was
his intention to pay of two millions pounds Of the
EIchequer bills falling due in May and that ne did
not contemplate there would be any necessity OF bor-
rowing for that purpose
On the stb, in the House of Lords, Earl Mslmes-
bury said that he hoped TO be able to make state
ment to the House before the Propagation which would
show that the Government had done all II oouid 70
preserve the peace of Europe.
In the House Of Commons Lord Pamerston had
given notice of question respecting our foreign re-
"stions and the affairs of Europe but a the urgen.
request OF Mr. Disraeli be postponed 1t.
Mr Dirsel announced that in n day or two ne
would make 8 statement on the subject.
Mr. Beamish asked the Secretary " the Treasury
whether Sir Samuel Cunard having offered, through
deputation which waited on the Admiralty and Treas
al Irish port and America for the sum OF t5OO ths
voyage out and home, it was the intention OF the
Government 10 perseyere in completing the oonTsc.
for 900 tor service fortnghty between GalTaya ana
America He demanded on the part OF the puohc
that this offer should DO duly considered.
Sir s. Northcots said that the offer OF Mr.. Cunara
was 10 cau at Cork on the way from Liverpool "
America and on the return for t5OO.
The Galway offer involved third American sef'ioo
in addition 10 two undertaken weekly, but a. tns
Galway service was only fortnighty there would Do
three services In one week and only two in anothsr;
this was felt 70 be inconvenient, and WAS thefeio7
proposed 70 sst the American Government 70 unaeI
take postal service In alternate weeks, n0tcong' ~
in the Galway service and if America declned, IL ~~
proposed TO make similar offer TO Cnnard. IL va
therefore the intention Of the Government 70 coPeo
a contract with the Galway Ice. Inc suplscs
further discussed by many members pro anu eIS
The merits Of Cork and Galway were canvassea ..
the demand Was almost general that the doverhm1ns
should rot make contract without the consent VI s
House. DR.. Disrael said It would be new Piss
dent 10 have contracts IN the hrst instance suvI
10 the Uouse. COntT scts were constantly Rfentod
ont preyious tender. He recalled the iacS OF .no
Galway undertaking; the Company offered gecu.s
facilities for the transport OF troops for tae
nent he, therefore, thought u rgot 10 aiopt On ~
own responsibility policy il felt 10 be sdyantageos
and in accordance si.h duty. The amount woaia
matter Of course, appear IN the estimates oeof' ~
money can be paid. n.H.-
No date bad been fixed for the dissolution OF fH ,n
mept. The candidates we're flooding the county 4,
addresses TO their constituents. Lord Psnens -
his address ssserts that the simple q1ssoa
the merits Of the Government Reform bill , ne aept
Gates the action Of Ministers IN dissoying aiH"
az this critical junctuTe in European snsIs, p.,.
Regulations to Lord Stanley and MI Inoms: D. 20.
ing TO come forward for the City OF Lonao. -
oonsery alive interests we're being nunerousy 49, -
private meeting Of Lord Derbys sopPoi1, hsm
been held at the Premiers house. de aaoro'''
at considerable length. .,.nlss
The Ballot Society were sgitating their pnncP'''
and mad issued an address to the electors
The Time, comments upon the remaIksoiS y,' Pa.
sell and M Disraeh on the subject upon vsics .s'
Whole contest began, that Of the failure Reform ou
and says the great popular cry has become 'sas'
and not boast. ,, IT,. ~
champiosship of England. came Of on the oss A. !.
over Q thousand persons assembled 70 wsaess w.