New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
GREAT britain.


GREAT BRITAIN t-,--.., D.,
In the Honse Of Lords, on the Sh the Duke of New
castle said The dispatches laid before Parliament rsa-
tive TO the Savoy question, contained the details Of
everything that had taken place. He admitted, how
ever that certain private letters from Lord Cowley,
containing nothing OF moment had not been published
Several peers deprecated the practice Of diplomatic
correspondence being carried on BY private let!ers;
In the House Of Commons, Lord John Russell ra-
qussted Mr. KDgslake to postpone hs motion protsst
ing against the anne Ration Of Savoy 10 France on the
ground that discussion now would be preudcal to tho
publlcseIvice.
Dir. Kinglake consented but would introduce II at
eubseqHen, period. -.
TIE subject Of allowing France 10 carry out sys'
tenn Of emigration from India to her colonies was
brought up and denounced by Mr. Cane.
Lord John Russell reiterated his previous explains
ton that the arrangement was made with view Of
aboisbnc the free emigration system of Frlnce whish
practically revived ali the evils of the savetrats;
and urder these circumstances, he thought the new
arrangement perfectly justiiiable.
Mr.. Byng moved an address to the Grown, approving
of the new commercial treaty with traace and promis
ing that Parliament will take the necee-sry steps 10
carry it into effect
Mr.. Lindsey moved an amendment, praying tnst her
Majesty will adopt measures By supplement- arg treaty
OF otherwise TO carry into effect the abolition OF 81
derental duties vessels of the two countries trad
ing between their various porte aud colonies.
Mr.. Iindsey pointed ont the disadgana zee uuder
which Brtsh shipping Iabored and contended that az
alteration of the French navigation lave was s6so-
lutely necessary.
Lord A. Vane Tempest moved further amendment,
decarirg that Parliament declines 10 express opinion
on the treaty until such time the foal resolutions Of
the Emperor of the French with respect to Savoy are
ina6e known.
Treaty, after which Lord Vanc Tempes withdrew his
amendment aud further debate was adjourned TIL the
next cay. Sir H. Cairns a leading Conservative, said
he would support the Treaty.
The debate was resumed the following day,
Mr. article
relative to Goals be admitted but it was rejected BY
226 majority.
The debate involved the Savoy question aud the gem
era relations of England and France.
The address was final y agreed to, without sn
amendment and without division.
Mr. Halliburton presented petition from British
America against an alteration Of tue tuber duties.
Lord A. Vane Tempest asked Il the Government has
taken steps to the cooperation OF the Great
Powers in opposition to the annexation OF Savoy.
Lord j. Russell said Austria and Prussia had iati-
mated their concurrence in the views Of Ecgard but
no reply had been received from Russia. fhe Gov
ernmept had not asked them to take any steps IN the
matter.
took place. stIet neutrality being urged by ali parties
The demonstration in London in honor of tue OH
GERS of the Volunteer Corls passedof with greate
About = 800 officers attended the leyee aud wero pre-
sented TO the Queen.
The banquet, presided over by the Duke of CAM
bridge was attended by about goo officers AID at a
grand ball in the new Floral Arcade and Covert
Garden Iheater ABOUT wv persons were Present-.
Unusually high tides were experienced in Bnsiard
on the 9Th aud 9tb Considerable dauiase wac done
at London and along tho Thames bot at Liverpool
nothing unusual occurred
Sir Robert c. Hill, commander q. Waterloo and IN ,
the Peuirsuar war, is dead
Another l2l gun war steamer, called the Howe, had
cen launched at Pembroke.
Nc more floating batteries with iron sides are to DO
constructed owing TO the Armstrong guns having com
pleely ridded the immensely thick iron plates Of the
experimental vessel.
Cant. Robertson of the British ship Sir John Moore
has been presented at Liverpool with chronometer
from the President of the United Sstss, for rescung
the crew and passengers Of the American ship Queen
n 1888.
The abolition of the duties on tallow rice cheese,
butter &C., vent into effect on the 7tb Of March.
THE SAVOY QUESTION
The projected annexation of Savoy and Nice to
France continued to attract much attention.
The London Times, while editoriily condemning
the project and applauding the frs proles. OF the
GoyeInmect against It, repudates tho idea OF Eogland
demanding any explanations which might any day
lead 10 war.
The Paris Pays, in an editorial complaining of the
hostility OF England to annexation Gays would Do
unreasonable to suppose that the Emperor would
nounce that which regards the security of of the
most important frontiers of France.
1t is ststed that since CavOurs last Dispatch relative
to Italy orders have been sent the French army Of
Italy to hold itself ready to march at the first notice.
and that the reply TO officers demanding short fur
Tough was that the whole army would Immediately
evaeuate Lombardy and return to France.
The Pars correspondent Of The London Times says.
il was thought likely that universal Suffrage
ia Tuscany declares for annexation to Piedmont the
Ssyoyar isvfill have French army on the spot.
The Paris Pdtrie believes itself 10 position to state
that in the question of Savoy Sardinia shows scch
concatory Intentions as might bs expected from B.
country which owes its aggrandlzeuent 70 France