New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

Pending the reelection of those members of Paris-
meut who had accepted office under Lord Palnerstoo.
nothing was being done in Parliament.
Lord PameTstoD, IN his address to his ats,
expresses the hope that the MListrsy he has formed
will prove satisfactory 10 the country. lie says wi
be Of the great objects of the Government to pre-
for their county the blessings Of peace, ard ~
take advantage OF any favorable OppcrtuGy that may
present itself to exert the moral influence ofGreat BIZ
tain to assist in restoring peace to Europe la regard
20 the Reform question, Lord Pamerstou simply says
that he trusts his Government may be able 40 to deal
with the subject 10 strengthen the institutions Of the
country by placing them on broader and rmer foun
datOn.
The LOnIos Herold emphatically denies that Lord
Derby has stated be would never again accept office
A report current that Mr.. Gladstone, the new
Chancellor of the Exchequer, had determined to re
trench largely the naval expenditure and IAs
London Times and other Journals protested against
any dminuon in the ezra Irdinary efforts for dsionso
which were in progress in the Naval Department.
Lord Brougham had also given notice 10 the House of
Lords Of hIs intention 10 inquire as to the truth OF tho
report.
The Hon. Mcguire Brady is the new Chancellor for
Ireland.
Tie London Times, in reply to an article in the
0urRai des Debdts calling attention to the operations
of England the Island of PerIm asserts taat Perrin
s isoated rock, utterly incapable Of exercising any
power over the passage Of the sea in which lies,
and that no steps whatever have been taken TO for
tifyit.
AT q meeting in London ofthe Parliamentary RefJrrn
Committee, the following resolution was unanimously
agreed to:
That this Committee believing that they have creason
10 complain Of the inadequate representation OF the lo
depeD0ent Liberals IN the Cabinet await with anxiety
the fulfllment Of Lord John Russels promise OF an
early introduction of substantial measure Of Paria-
meLt Reform, and of opinion that the support of
the Independent Liberals, both within and without the
House Of Compons, should depend upon the character
OF the measures submitted By the new Administration.
The King Of the I}elgians arrived in London on the
22d ult RumOr invested his visit with political
signic ance at this particular jGocture but IL was
asserted on the other band that it merely one Ut
those friendly visits which he periodically pays b
Queen Victoria.
LATEsT.-Mr Gladstone denies the report that he
seeks tO reduce the deenses Of the country aud says
that the estimates for the year, which he is preparing,
viii afford most complete satlsfactlOn on that pollt
The Handel Commemoraton at the Cryst'tl Palace
proved a great success. On the last day friday,
there nearly - 600 persons presenf, lnclufnS
Prince Albert and several VI the Royal children.
The LondOa Times, in its city article, publishes
sOne severe structures upon the mail contract CON
cuded between the Derby Government and Mr.
Lever the representative Of the Galway line II
steamers. Lord Colchester, the Postmaster General,
strongly protested sgaDs the contract being entered
into and The Times o00tends that both the nature VI
stand open to nnmitigated reprobation. IL likewise
says that anything Illuminating, from its ncon-
sequentia folly or more disagreeabe from its exam
" pie, has not been witnessed within recent expen-
" ence"
The Cunsrd Company had contracted with tho
Messrr. Napier and the Messrs Thomson OF Glasgow
for the immediate construction Of several large hrst-
class steamers TO replace those recently sold TO the
Spanish Government.