New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
GREAT BRITAIN.


IL the House OF Commons on the 9th ut, MIR.
Gladstone made various explanations relative 10 the
Frel Oh treaty, after which the adjourned debate on
Mr.. Ducsne's motion, opposing the Bnd.et was re-
eloquenily defended the French Commercial treaty,
and pre- di ted that ucacuable advantages would be
derived from it by England. he argued that free
trade with france would raise itself to the level Of
Urired States the tariff with France being lib
eTal that ysth America Mr Cauldwells poke IN Elm
liar strain I'D pointed to the results Of the great inter-
cou sc prevss,ug between England and Ameri "a,
derIg war all but impossible. The same relation
nj. ht he established with France
Sir 4. BaIiDe and other members spoke against the
Budfe aid the treaty, ehen the debate was further
adjourned.
The debate was resumed on the 70 lowing evenings
the speakers including Messrs Bariue, Waipole, and
Dsrseli 10 favor of Mr.. Ducaoes motion, and Messrs
Miner Gibson, Ghadstoas, and Pslmerston against II.
The Hou1e divided, and The resolution was rejected
339 ~ 223; majority for the GoverDment, ll6
Mr.. McEgery made a violent attack Oh the Govero
meDt for ts prop0stins t1e Italian question as en-
tirely opposed 10 the spirit OF non-nte rventon.
Lord John Rutsel said the Government acted With
view to settle the question in the manner beet calcu
lated TO secure the future peaee Of Earope.
LORD PanerstoD said the budget would be formally
proce6 ded with 90 the 9Th.
Sir C. Wood stated that The total force to be sent
from Ipda 10 China would be $500 Europeans, and
$50 natives.
Mr. Hatfield called the attention Of the House to
petition complaining of q medita.ed breach Of the
peace betws en- a British subject and an American ct
zen fer the so-cHlled championship OF England, and
asked whether the Government intended take steps
10 put down the fight.
Sir G. G. LeHjs said the subject had been brought
under the notice of the Chief Commissioner Of Police,
who would take steps TO prevent the light within the
Metropolitan Police district bu, no pledge could b.
given as to The steps which would be taken beyond
that limit.
In the Hoase of Lords Earl Carnarvan called at.
tention the statement tha Span, in her proposed
conditions Of peace Morocco demanded extension
CT Spanish territory III Africa and asked If the Gov
eminent had any notes Of this departure from the
original decl IratiOn OF Spain
Lord Wodehouse said the Government had bsen iu-
formed thar Spsin's deDandf were large indemnity
for experses incurred, numerous CONNIE :cal adyau-
teges an extension Of territory the establishment OF
Roman Catholic bishop ~ Fee, ana the admission of
diplomatic agent at the same place.
Lord DnDgannop moved Il resolution copdeinLing
the performance OF divine worship in sun5ry London
theaters. After debate in which several Biahops
urged Don-pterveniion IN the movement, the resold
tivD was withdrawn.
The London Times, IN an editorial OF the French
commercial treaty, refers TO the immense impetus
which will be given the cotton trade and says If
France be ,mitalei by Germany and Italy, If America
be shamsd into following ,hrir example q ere ia no
reason why Lancashire thould not double its number
OF lJoms within the next five ioars. 10 nlso prrdc.s
great mi etus for almost every ether branch of manu-
facinTe.
The estimate of The snm required to defrsy the OK
pepses Of the China expedition during the year ending
Msrch 81 next il GSJO,W0.
IL is stated that England and France wore about to
sien convention relative to prizes resulting from the
coming expedition.
Queen Victoria held the second levse Of the season
,n The 9th Capt. McClnock comm iLder Of the iist
Arctic expedition, was presented and received the
lonor oj KDiebtbood.
The British channel feet, composed OF nine veSsels,
md LETT Portland for the Mediterranean.
The EDgliah silk manufactures have put iorto
,atemert thowiDg tat the French treaty places them
s respects ACCESS to the French market, IN worss
,osu0n than heretofore.
A banquet took place 10 London On the pa inst, in
opor Of WashiDgon's birthday.
Wm. Aiberton, Solicitor General, is made Knight