The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02
GREAT 6RITAIN.

PROCEEDINGS OF zA1 BRIETsH PARLIANENr.
In the House Of Lords one 18th ul the Duke Of New.
castle In rey to question from the Earl Of Carnarvon
stated that until the of British Columbia were
more fully developed and the interference Of government
rendered absolutely necessary thought better not
put force the act Of last year in reference to tho
jurisdiction Of heHudson Bay Company The government
hoped shoryto be enabled TO effect amcable arrange
ment with the Hudson Bay Company, which would bring
the Red river and Saskatchewan settlements under mpe-
rial control
In the Rouse Of Commons, Lord John Russell stated
that the French and Engsh commssoners appointed To
inquire into the Newfoundland nsheries had reported to
Mr. Cocbrane called attention to the state OF rela.
tions with China attributing the present difficulties 70
Lord Elein's demand or a resident Minister a. Pekn.
which was moot offensive to tho Chinese Hs severely
denounced the arbitrary proceedings Of Mr. Bruce and
Admiral Hope
Admiral Sir NJ Seymour reviewed his share in the pro-
ceedngs at Canton which he contended were dictated by
justice and soppd policy.
and argued that the Emperor OF China had objec
ton TO the ratification OF the treaty at Pekn, he had
which tbe usual route was the intention Of Eng.
land and France TO deal with the Chinese with the
forbearance but he was sorry 70 say that the hopes Of
enreated the House Tn suspend s Judgment until the
suit of the propositions made to the Emperor Of China
After some remarks by Sir J. Pakpgton and Sir De
lacy Evans Lord Palmerton hoped the dscussi might
would fully define its policy at the earliest poaaibe op-
portunity.
The matter was then dropped.
Al the request OF Lord Palmerston Mr. Kingake gave
an unwilling consen to the poetponement Of his motion
relative TO the annexation Of Savoy tc France. LORD
Palmerson said the consideration Of the mooo would bo
highly detrimental TO tho public interests In the present
state Of negotiations.
Of which have already been Published, and the House
voted the number OF men required, 81 500
se Of Lords q" on the @ the q
the Britain Charge At Florence 70 attend the official recep
tons Of BnoncompagDi and also for information Is 70
Lord Cowey up 1st Of january last relative heau
nexation Of Savoy and Nice TO France.
produce the yns asked for but - 70 the production
Of the despatch authorizing tho British Charge TO attend
because auch defpach existed The instructions gwen
bad been simply TO treat sgncr suoncompan With he
predeceesors After debate in which the proposed an
nexation CT Savoy was generally denounced the Marquis
Of No,manby's motion was ssrsed to.
In the House OF Commons, Mr. Berkeley gave notice OF
bis annual motion for bill requiring votes 70 be taken by
Lord john Russell said the government was not aware
Of any preparation being made for placing the French
forces IN Italy on an active footing
the endowment from Mas noon Coeae SSt wss poe
ed by 66 majority.
MEETING OF CONSERVATIVE xExBERs OF THE BRITISH
PARLIAMENT.
From the Cork Reporter, Feb. 10
announccment nor any notice Of tho conservative meet
ing at Lord Salisbury yesterday.
The London P0a lays the decision como 70 a. tho
above meeting 10 oppose the budget The grounds Of
this opposition stated 10 be dsapprovd Of the sddi-
6onal penny the income the repeal OF the paper
duty tho exension Of the cense for retailing wine and
spirits and the provons o the treaty with France re-
Ative TO the export Of coal from this country.
The London DAILY Nn says there 70 m DC snsm nens
on the budget Lord Derby declared 70 MS feu0s yee
erdav ,hst he has DO desire expel his antagonists
from once. Tho truth u, b favors . demon
str afjop but AVOIDS q deadly encounter. Tho
1nsna scheme Of ministry appeared The best oppor-
tunty for showing how numerous AMI united his sup
porsrs were ought 70 be Denounced by al old frsnds
OF monopoly, and every convert 10 reacti,n Mr..
prae has therefore put upon the notice paper resolu-
ton BY way Of amendment Il ID which the DAILY
any man Of any party any school opinion
might under certain circumseancee vote for against
the case might be- but 10 simply and merely feeble
evasion o. the whole question at ssue. Lord Derby we
knows that his EAtcn battalion made strong enough
by uramontane and other help to put mInisiers In mi
norty on some simple question, but n this moment