New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Commons on the 1Ith inst, Lord
.Johu Rus!Si IA bounced that as there WAS bat very
little prof. Get OF the Reform Bill being passed this
sion, the Government, with the view OF preventing
further taste Of time, reluctantly CO npeed 10
withdraw the measure. He promised 70 bring forward
bill al the earliest opportunity at the next ses-
slOn.
Mr. D;sfaeli congratulated the Government on the
withdrawal Of the bill and even Mr.. Bright said he
could not blame the Ministry for the course ihey nave
taken. He trusted that the public would hrlly declare
What II eNpacied before the next Session. and promised
that the bii would be received in ialrer manner by
the Hou-e.
Mr. Bright also entered into defense of the com
erciaI tr, atv with France, and protested against inc
isrepre-ertatioh of The Times upon the subject lie
predicted the most beneficial results from the treaty
On the 18th, in the Commons, Lord Pasmefston
ssted that IN order to afford shelter TO persons elAu-
inc the protection of the Brtish ag, the Admiralty
had been directed TO station sO0p-of- war at Messba
another at MARSHA, another ~ Palermo, ana ionf III
the Bay 81 Naples. He understood thai an envoy
was on his way from Naples 30 Paris and LONDON ana
Government would not hesitoie 10 express 10 MN
those feelings wi which they IN common WIN every
person throughout the country had regarded the par
barities penetrated al Palermo WHICH were ie' "
Disgrace TO the present age.
He bell, we'd that the Government Of Naples nad ap-
pealed 90 s foreign allies 10 guarantee Iosse'soh Oh
the Two Sicilies the Neapolitan crown, put Austria
had nerempOry refused 10 interfere, and there was
eyery reasOn 10 believe that the Fr.nch Government
had arrived III a similar determination IL was uhhe-
cessry to say what the feeling VI the BRUSH Govern
such n matter. IL War tnS 4'.uip Va
ernments ike those of Naples aud Rome, that when
their cruees drove their subjects 10 revolt they ap
reaed 10 friendly powers for assistance % put an enc
10 the authors and iDsgatos OF the regoiutlon forget
ting thai they themselves the authors ana ihsu
gators Of them. -. -. uo.,o.,
Its announced that the steamehip Great Eastern
would ssi from Southampton for Ne"-fOrk on oa'uf
day, the 10Th The ship started ON trial trp on the
9iR ruuning II hours out % ses' and IL honfs oaA.
The trial ~as regarded satisfactory, although t9S
rate of speed attained Did al any Time exceed Log
knots the average being Il. knots.
The very foul state OF the yessslt bottom, ana me
fact that her trim was anything brt IsVorabis ior
sreed accounted IN measure, Tor the olphiu.on IIo
.he rate attained Last year. There WIS some une
bowcyer in getting the fun aDouut of steam ana INC
revoIuous of the paddles and screw never exceeded
ol and - respectively, whi' i considerabis oeio"
The nunt,s attained The previous TRIALS lhe arp
snsTered her helm with marvellous ease ana Fspldy,
40 much 80 that Mr. Murphy, the New-fcrk quot ex
prs ssed the utmost Acknowledgement, auc de'lred o Nso
sal could 20 anywhere there was ~Aier, enhoty
minor improvements Suggested by me tiai "onin 'o
concluded by the 18th, IN order 20 give three Gays i
her crew 20 1et accustomed 10 their proper s'ont.
confidently expected thar lhs ship Will reach Nsw-
York within ten days, where Il s intended 70 moor her
close a. tie city. ..u,
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