The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

On the It'll, in the House of Commons Mr.. Duncombe
gave notice Of sundry amendments to the Ministerial Re-
Sorm BILL calculated to still farther extend the franchise
The bill authorizing the Indian loan Of CT 000, ,000
was debated and read second time.
Mr.. Disraeli, in reply to question, said that govern
ent did intend to grant exclusive privileges to the
Atlantic any other telegraph
On the s!h, in the House Of Lords, Lord WodehouBe
moved for the production Of the papers the Charles ct
Georges affair." and strongly censured the conduct Of the
British government towards Portugal during the whole
transaction.
Lord AIalmesbury explained and defended the conduct
or the government
lords Granville and Grey deemed the explanation very
unsatisfactory and conended that the conduct OF tho
government would produce most unfavorabe mpres.
sion.
Lord Derby was convinced the government had done
their duty. Had they pursued any other course they
would have run the risk of involving Europe in war.
The motion finally withdrawn
On the same evening, In the House Of Commons, Mr.
Gladstone resumed his scat, having returned from the
Aonan Islands.
MIR. Fitzgerald said the government had been informed
that arrangements have been made by Sardinia for the
reception and enrolment Of military desorters and other
Fugitive subjects Of Austria. As TO the object Of that
measure government had no information; and with re-
gard TO the advice the government had rendered to Sar
dina, they had in the earnest impressed upon
Ae Sandman government that they ought to take no steps
shich might gre Of offence 10 Aasrio and do nothing
calculated 10 disturb the peace Of Europe.
Lord Mas said he had received account OF the arr
val Cork harbor of vessel with Neapolan subjects
board but the account did state that the vesse had
seized only that the refugees had requested the
captain land them al Cork instead of taking them
America Two Of these persons had landed at Cork and
were al large
Mr.. Kinglake moved tho production Of the further
papers the Charles ct Georges affair He strongly do.
uoupeed the conduct Of the government aso did Lord
John Ruescl and others Ministerial members replied
and the Iouse adjourned before the debate terminated
lis reported that the government dispatches to th
British Admiral on tho Pacific which forwarded from
Panama by American steamers, have lately thanI
one OCCASION failod 70 reach their destination in their
regular course. 1t does not appear to be ascertaned
whether this the result u careiessnoss their having
hccn intercepted.
The London 7iNs In An editorial the reform question
again argues IN opposition TO ''mlnhood suffrage, In
ground Of s unsatisfactory working in the United statos
The leaders cf tho old whig party had held q meotn
q which they resolved That lord John Russell shoul
rrposo certain amendments to the Reform bill in rcspec
soIo ogh voers and was supposed thst these rcso-
nsov would unto IN their suppoSt tho whole liberia
rartE
hoea ngs IN opposition 20 the government measure wer
being Asld in all parts Of England, and the excitement
vas increasing. There was demonskaon against the
measure IA Hyde Park Sunday, tho 9th inst
Tho subn arine telegraph between Malta aud Cagiarl
bad again cca 'sed working.
Ino Stock "a change the 5th inst advanced half por
con' "nncr the pacific article In the Monier. On the
''h and 9Th tho nrnness continued, and tho market
closed bucyapt.
FRANCE
Notwithstanding the marked e,ioct on the funds OF the
Aostrs pacific article, London journals snoor at IT, ard
throw strong donbts on tg eInos,v r, ,r,. ,,.S,.,