The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the H0uee ~ Commons, the 1884, the bin Abolish
ing the church debated and plsssd sssoud
reading, by voseof 9s8 70 1903. sndss loud caasr,ag
On the 14th. in the House OF LORDS, Lord Sraord do
haly.
The Duke Of Newcastle stated that he goye.ua,sn did
NOT intend renewing the Licenses by witch tbs Hudson
hay Company held their North Americaa territories
bin would be introduced for appointing magistrates
throughout the Territory prevent drip vean she
Indians and whites 10 establish trading rsguatoas add
to prevent excesses The government not prepared
TO grant subsidy for The establshment railways in the
territory.
The Duke Of Somerset said that the sxYedency q
entering into Arrangements for armipg the ocean mali
had been under confederation 20 the Dom
mitsee Of Naval Officers h 1863 reported sgsnss such
measure, ON the ground Of EXPENSE nothing had
done. general survey, hosever, had been recently
oe ed Of the stsamtuss other vessels q moashs
Of the rivers In order asoeran how far they might b
rendered available Tor defensive purposes.
In the House Of Commons considerable progress was
made with the Amy and navy estimates, and Sidney
Heibers exp AIMED the present military position Of The
country and the 0! defence BE expected that
hundred Armstrong guns would be made snis year,
and two hundred before the end oi the financial year,
On the 18TH 10 both houses reference was made to The
treaty Of peace.
Lord Derby pointsdly inquired II the King Of Sardinia
was party 70 the treaty. for Sndersoed Eas tie
Emperor of the French his al " and not ne prinespaI
in the quarrel
Lord John Rufsel The House OF Commons said he did
cot know whether the parties 10 the treaty Vienna had
been consuted but sr England concerned, no
particulars beyond those pubshed had furnished
Lord Cowisy bad called the French government for
the details Of the peace but Count w.iewsxi told him be
nfnp
in Pars, which It expected be would on The Issh
Sir James Graham Inquired II the government was
that formidable French feet ~ss stationed NJ
Cherbouyg and Brsst, with gunboat handing Eo,ps
Iorc John Russell said thst Francs hSd made no extra
ordnayy preparations tnd consequently expauasons
had been demanded
The new telegraph cable between England and Den mark
had been successfully lad.
The Mediterranean Company had ordered cable 10 CON-
meet Malta and SICILY, and expected TO be laid In No
vcmber.
The Erghh government has fnly determined on hying
= cable direct 70 Gibraltar and thence 70 Malta
An anti slavery meeting, presided over BY Lord
Breugbam had been held in London address TO the
Duke Of Newcastle was agreed to- requesting that the
House Of Lords appoint committee 70 inquire into the
prseent stats Of the slave trade The Coos and African
traffic Is degenerating INTO positive a.Ave trade.
The original o. Powers Greek Slave hal been sold A.
auction in London for 800 suineas the DUKE Of Cleveland
being the purchaser
The Orange Yiots of the 10Th Of July took psoe
parts OF Ireland and ., Paisley the outbreak
quite serious Firearms and knives wsre used and
man was killed and several dangerously woaaded.
The that the Australian mali SERVICE via
Panama, Is awarded 70 M Lever 10 oontradic.ed
The Bank OF England, the l4sn, reduced It's miu
mum rate Of discount from three to two and half per
cent This step fully Anticipated, and exercised
influence The stock market The funds opened buoy
ant and excited the morning thst the N.h Bsitton
sailed, consols being quoted NJ S6h They soon, how.
ever fell back under the growing Impression thai the
terms Of The peace were not such as 70 inspire confidence
in ia durability