New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
GREAT BRITAIN.
DEFEAT OF TIE MINISTRY.

The proceedings in Parliament on the 3Ot1 ult were
unimportsnt.
On the 3lst, the debate on TIE Reform bill ws re-
sumed and the House Of Commons pIese' ted scene
Of great excitement, it was generally believed taat
8 vote would be taken on Lord John Russe!rs refola-
tion 62l members present, and the galleries we're
crowded Sir Robert Peel, Mr.. Roebuck and otaers
spoke 10 opposition TO the bill and in favor Of Russels
amendment, ard Mr. Disrsel wound up the deoa.e
with sn elaborate and impressive speech Ia defense OF
the Government scheme, snd in denunc alton OF LORD
John Russers unprecedented coune, Tnich - be
claimed-prevented the discussion Of the measure on
it's merits and jumped at one to the details Mr.
Di,raePs remarks were listened 10 With great atten
ton, and, when he Concluded, the House divided, with
the following result: ,o
For the SINE ndme Dt.-
For the second reading Of the bill. ..........-!Sl
Msiority seainst the Government. .............. 80
The announcement Of the vote was received with vo-
cferous coters.
The resolution was then put as substantive motion,
when Mr.. VIVID moved amendment to It IN favor of
the ballot.
Aaer tumultuous discussion this proposition wssnsg.
ativ,d by vote OF 1913 10 49, and The oigI al resou-
ton of LORD John Russell was carried without dvi-
tion.
The House then on motion Of Mr.. Dsrseli, adjourn
cd TIL Monday, the 9Th.
| Various specnlatons were aaost IN regard to the
course Ministers would adopt, but it was supp
uotnipg definite would ranfpire until Parliament reas-
/ stmbled on the 4th.
| The Herald lMnistsrisl remarks that on taking
! office last yesr Ministers were aware that whenever
their opponents thought fit 10 combine, they must be
out1ur bered. Under these circumtances the deiest
| ha : Mirist
ses tie coufderce both Of Parliament and the coun-
| try. Many of those who supported this fsctous mo-
ton declared in ycit terms that anything was pref
ersble to the return to power either of Lord j.
Russell or Lord Palues.on.
The Daiv Neps says that the peitinacity with
which tie Chsncepor Of toe EIchequsr deferdei the
n wouli couuensr the expectation that either dis
g. utiop Of PsllismeIt resignation OF Mjcisers
| vas likely than the introduction OF a new bill
| by The present. Government.
L,rIst.-In tie House Of Lords on the let instant,
Lord 5 My of Aierley asked whether any measures
bad been 4ken to procsIe The admission Of salt from
Iudis nc the Chine,e Empire.
Lord Mslmesbu1y ssid that no Instructions had been
givet TO Lord gin on the subject Finding hOEever,
that salt sill continued coutrsbsOd Article ia Gains,
Instructions had been cent ont for purpose
of obtaining some remission of the existing res.ric'
tons.
Lord Derby sid that he trustei the Howe would
rot consiIue his silence 10 the important division
which hsd taksn psce il the House OF Co nmObs with
incifsrepCei tie coetrary, he regarded il
terious occurrence. II hsd rendered it necessary for
him to uest his colleagues at early boar tbs,
ing, and Re had attsTsard hal An al fence with her
Msjesty. He had not received ths sanction of her
Majesty % any couIo he might advise. TIE present
sise Of sfas Was go cros tha; be should bsst con.
suit tse convenience Of then LorJshps and the gray
sy of the occasion, if he postponed tin Mootsy ali
fur 6er ststsnerts ou the subject. o. that day he
bored 10 lay bsfors the Hoase WHIST sdvcs in crisis
Of such Importance he and his colleagues hal felt il
taer DUTY to lsy before her Msssty, aud the
which, with her M,ssty ssneti0D they propossd to
sdcpi.
! Tie House tben adjourned
TIE Ga-stte announces that the Qneen has sppoint-
ed Lords CsDriDg and ElphnstoDe Knights Grand
Cross Of the Bath.
TIE London Times announces the creation Of three
peers snd Gays It is very legitimate act On the
part Cf LORD by before Tesguing office torecomnend
10 the Queen certain gentlemen Of bis IN party for
election 10 the peerags. rhe peers sre Sir Cbss.
MorRsn OF Tedegsr Mr. Egerton OF Ts;ton, Cheshire,
and Col. George Wyrdhsm Of Petworsh.
Tie EreRifg Herald says il is currently sisted st
the cabs that six baronecies 10 be created the
following gentlemen being the chosen parties: Tue
Cbsncelior CT the Exchequer Mr.. Gladstone, Mr.;
SotteEon Estcourt Col. Taylor, Col. Forester ard
Mr.. Wm Decides. 1t is stated that the Earl Of Derby
wiz nominate Mr.. Henley for one Of the baronetcss,
notwithstanding his recent detection from the Govern
uent
The British revenue returns for the quarter ending
March 81 show decrease Of 1000 upon the cor
responding quarter Of last year, which is more than
accounted for by the reduction in the income tax.
The Tespt on the whole 6nslcial year 10 . net Do