New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
GREAT BRITAIN,

ON the sth in TIE House of Commons, Mr. Das-
combe gave notice of suOdry amendments ste Me
stsral Reform bull caculsted TO sail further eIssd
the franchise.
TIE bill authorizing the Iodisn lOsu Of e.. Geo.
900 y a. debated and read second tne.
On The sth ibst in the II use OF Lords Lsrd
wodheus moved fer the pro 'uctou Of the pspeu
II the Charles Georges affair, sad strongly oessark
the cotduot of the British Government .o~atd Pods.
saI dunpg the weole Transaction.
Lord MslnesHuiy explained, and defended the oos-
ouc Of the Government
l. IDS Granville All Grey deemed the sSplaa ,sioa
very unsatisfactory and cortended ths the oDsduo Il
the Government would pTodaoo a moet unfsvorabis
iuprs s,on.
Iord Derby ws crDvirced toe Government hM
6ore their duty. Had they pur-usd osner COARSE
tney would nave ron the risk of involving EarsPe
war.
The mo.ioc was finally withdraw.
On the saue evening in tie Hou-e Of Commons Mr..
Gladstoue resumed bis seat having returned IRON the
iouisn Islasds,
Nh fitzgerald ssd the Government had been o.
orm.d that sr,bs em.nts bss, bseo made BY Ss'dims
Tor the rec. ption and enroll nent OF udi.Ay dsertss
suo other fosilye subjects Of Austria As to the o.
ard viii regard to the sdvce tho Government nsi
deIec to Sc a. they had 10 toe noet earnest
Impressed upon toe SNonisp Government that 'bey
ought to take step, which might give cause Of o.
sn,e to aus: ia sod 90 nothing calculated to desroy
the pesoe Of Europe.
Lord Mas ssio be had received en- aocoust o. the
ar val in Cork sbor of vessel WITT Nsspodsss
subjects on bosri bat the scosobt DID not sac t,s.
ba1 Isar bat. nfyf ~
hod r,qoested the lard thsm s ak isse.A
Of skuR them to America. Two Of these persoas had
lenoe3 At CoIB, suo were at large.
Mr Kinsl'k Ike moved the production Of the fsi.s1
papers in the Char ts It Gto'R.s STAR. IIs stroogy
derourced the uct Of the Govern nsn also I'D
Lord John R1ssell ard others Mio'oteri>l aoub' rs
r.phed ard the House adjourned before the dshss
/ terminated.
1t h reported thst the Government dspat hes % the
British Aomlal On the PeciGc, which ars forwarded
| ron Pstsms BY American sesners, have ls'ey, %
mo,e than ole OCCASION failed 10 reach Their destiss
ton in heir regular coor.e Il Goes rot sppe~nbs
sseeItsiEed whether this is the result OF careesoss
| their havIg been Intercepted.
| TIE London Times, editorial or the Rxofu
qas:oD again arsues 10 opposition 70 msu ,Ood suI
irs5e On the ground Of is unsatisfactory wOfkagA
| the United Siates
TIE leaders Of ire old Wing party hsd held n'a-
| iug, at witch they resolved thss Lord Jonn B'sssd
should propose certain amendments to The R-fora Oh
respeot TO boroog1 voters ana i. va supposed taA
/ these re,oIiots xoald aIits in taelr support tns
vbol. Liberal party.
! Meetings IL opposition 10 TIE Government n's~o"
b,ifg held in al oar Q. EngIsad and too exotic
usn. Was iIcrt ssiDg. There Sss de nosszsf@
| sgSntt the measure IN Hyde Park, on sdafss 'hs
| 9th inst.
| Tee submarine telegraph between Malta and Cssn'
az Lad AZ an cessed working.
Ire ,took szctarge OF the 5tb Inst s5Vsooed ssa
per cent rI1er the p.edc article 10 the Sontes~ os
TIE th SIC Sch the fIInness continued and the nsfk@
| oostd haoyapt.