New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

On the 9Th the affairs Of Italy debated in both
,Nouses Of Parliament.
In the House Of Lords the Marquis Of Normandy
inquired if there any Otjectoo to tue production
q the pupers relative to the projects Of peace traus
united to- Austria before the treaty Of Nilafranca
lie deDooncei the conduct Of the Government as one
sided, ui az eyincng no desire to maintain neu
tIGl'y
Lore wodehouse in reply reiterated the statement
that Erglsnd seIt terms of peace to Austria al the
request of Frsrce but without giving any advice or
expressing an opinion the subject He said 1t
would be most incOuveneDt to produce the docu-
rents in the present state Of negotiations.
Earl Granville spoke Of the act Of Lord John Rus
sell ne t 20 united act Of the CabiCct.
In the House of Commons Lord Gcho moved an
adde's TO the Queen, declaring toat 1t would be H.
consistent with the honor aud dignity Of England, a.
Ter hsyIng preserved strict neutrality, to take part
in any conference for settling the details Of the peace
the pIeln.narles having already been arranged be-
tween the EmptrOrs Of France, and Austria. lie
praised the neutral Of the late Government aud
cersured Toe ArAustriau feeling eyinced By the pre-
cent Cabinet.
Nil KDeloke moved the previous question, feeling
tlat you'd be useless to biod tue Government to any
line of policy regardless Ct changes winch might take
place most any hour.
MI Gladstone said that Lord Echos motion was not
relevant to the present position OF affairs The Govern
meut bad intention OF taking part IN settling the
details q the peace ON the basis oi 'he NlHaiIahca
treaty The bell gereDts tbcmselvts would settle these
details and what would remain to be settled would ne
the great question Of European p0llcy, IN winch ne
thought England shOuld ay her uadt Jnei part. lie
deter ded die Government md called Tor decisive
vote against the resolution.
Mr s. Fitzgerald SAID that the object Of the resola
lion was To restrain the Government IRON carrying ou'
its perecnai syn pathes, which we're Inconsistent WIN
the treaty oblg atiOrs Of the country. Parliament
ought not 30 the cOurse OF the 6overnmeu IN
Joining in the Congress without beng iaormcn -
what tie Great Powers hao agreed upon IN Iegdu "
the sut jet. IL.
Mr.. Sdoey Herbert argued that the neutrality eS.
pred with the war ara that he saw no reason why
England could not consi-teDy loin III tue congress.
Mr. UoIseman and Mr NnlteeiJe spJke ID favor OF
the resolution and denounced the foreign policy OF the
Government. ,..c
Lord John Russell again proclaimed that the Gov
eminent had not the slightest intention OF gong INTO
luroneau Congress 10 settle the details OF the peace OF
Sulsiranca. Nobody ever nVl'e1 them 10 DO 50. ne
admitted Il a. there dihcul les Ia the way o' 'c
Government entering the Congress, ana makers we're
i'm that ate that 10 determination had been cone To-
lie sppeaed 90 the House Ia leave the qncs lon III ne
hsnds of the Ministers, WHO would decide Wheh the
whole facts of the case were before theni, . ,..,rs
MI Dsraeii Earned the GovernmeLt oil the daogets
m he CURED by entering the Congress, OUT stated MS
objection 10 the House coming to decision ter
hAsty celebration, aud hoped LORD Elcho "ouid nO'
press HE motion TO dlNlsl'n. =. J.,
Alter some remarks from Lord Palmers, m IN Ge'
Tense a HE course and in dehunciauon OF tLe eso!
tiop Lord Echo sad Tia At lac was satsht VITA inc AZ
missions mace by the Government dni TIE resut W
the dshste and gould therefore not press MS notion
In the House of Lords On the 9h the SUBJECT "l INC
national offences was re'erfed 10.
Lord King-down couteuded that the army ana navy
xsond ne yer be on satisfactory footing III the Gov
eminent had the power q compulsory service
The Earl e Ripon thought it would be most inudi'
Sious to reeor to compulsory powers aud every
effort Of the Government To MAKE Tue deecee
In TIC House OF Commons tHe Last i'N' ' "
1iy
NJ co,uet,on Of the steamship Great Eastern was
frurDv celebrated on tue Sta by a baDqnst gwen on
beard which was attended by many neuloe's o. oo'l
IIonses f Pa,lisment and number OF most distln-
pu,sbed or gineers aud scientific men, Inc engines,
both ecr, W and paddle wheel were SGT IN motion iI
the fr,t tine and the Iceult was satisfactory III e
,1a,v hipbe.t degree and far beyond expectations
Io,d Stanley proposed the toast "Success to the
Feat Eastern" anc painted in glowing terms the mar
wells her success would accomplish 20 . Nh AZ,
Mr. B,uDel the engineer, aud Mr. Scott hUs$oi' ''e
hniIder we're toasted but the former was absent on
account OF III nehih. ,;.ho1 .s,act
bei1g a-mOSt ready for sea. ~ =. ..rl
70 The tpuetious of TIE treaty alleged TO have been
arranged between Minister Meiano anu 1laloA' 80 :.
Vera Cruz, that Mexico "iI ron 'uo III 'lieus
treaty Is ratified viT,uSly pass under Ameri' a. sway
n ,b,p aads that the Ioeu Will be sdNGhdSeous -
Mexico and the wOrlj, but thinks tue eNtoh, % w.
private rights viii be respected of JeoPa,, ,.n, =
anxious question. The American "JVei-in CIV:
60, a, very step TO promote the interests 81 foreign
boIdbooeTs. rp.;, ,-avalinc,
pp1e, the private title of Admiral Romaoot, nsi 81
49, -, S,ibeso in the frisate Swst!ard, and tooS up
lis reEijence at Ryoe Isle Of Wight. ..,l
The strike anoig the building trade MAJ SSS nnn.
-, ~ 80 tom ~ 600 "a 4O.0O0. The msstef-OUi1-
Err lad sought tie Intervention Of the Cove 1une1',
but the Home Secretary sad lie did not see NO" nc
Tte H,lsytc TELEGRAPH Company have iSsnef sn
INVITA-, on 10 inventors and lsnuiac ufeTs Ia 81 pa"
of the world to bring forward specimens OF 'Aef "'''
for experimental testing. a.. ,,.,,v
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tsfers Of this stock mad the names o' 90,
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George Peabody & Co.; Messrs. r. HUN - -,
Samuel uyue, Of Mossrs Oyerend, Quincy -,
Near. y Rothschild 4 Co; Messr' HMksY ~ ~
MA,srf Barclay. Bevsn \ Co.; John iieu,y - -
OF Messrs. John ii. ScIIedef y 20 - y" ="
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