New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

The proceedings in Parliament were generally unim-
portant. c-u. ,- -
the Marquis of Normandy ntIlnated mat S'overnment
had received Information confirming the repor In
recent tegraus that any portion OF the Slcllan ter
rytory hau been occupied 10y British forces.
In the House Of Commons after considerable debate,
leave had been given TO bring III bill providing Tor
tbe ann lRapson Of the local and the european troops
In India into one Imperial army.
Lord John Russell, in reply 10 sn inquiry as 70
whether the NeaPoltan r1gate had captured her TWO
prizes by hosting the English flag, SAID that he was
unable TO steak the truth Of this report bat II II
was true il was n most understandable act, and nouce
wOulo be taken Of II.
Government In regard 10 The annexation of Savoy, and
attacked The English Ministry 70; its Illuminating policy.
Lord John Russell defended himself, and stated the
terms OF The just received from France relative to
th. 2. utraIzed districts Of Savoy France proposes
that tie neutrality Of these districts be secured either
through the fundamentally Of European Congress,
or The sAehange Of notes. France assuming all hs ooh
pstioJs Sardinia; or lastly, that the matter be ar
ranged between France aud Switzerland. Lord John
Rufsell complained of the conduct Of France In the
VIII II transaction, and said 1t would never be regarded
as satisfactory by England
ON the day that tne Persia left Liverpool, grand
review Of Volunteer Rhemen in the presencs of the
Queen, was TO take place in Hyde Park, London. Ii
was expected that from 1000 to 3OOeo volunteers
would be under arms, and brilliant demonstration
vas antiCuated BusiIess was suspended Tor the day
on tire Stock Exchsr and in many branches of trade
GENERAL holiday observed. IL was announced
that The Queen would further encourage the rifle move
nent ty personally inauguratng the great prize meet
ing which was 70 commence al wimbledon on the "a
ofJuly. The competition was to commence by her
Majesty firing q rife from O fixed me chaDicI rest.
The LOHdSn Daily NeagS defends Senator Sumner
from the attack made upon hin by The Times, on
accoupt Of hs recent speech in the Senate, and gives
qualified approval of the speech 10 question =,
Al Queen Nictoria's levee on the 2th OF June, Mr.
Dallas pres nied the Hon. Robert c. Winthrop of Bcs
tnn snd Major G.. Barnard Of the corps Of Engineers
UbItsO States Army.
A. the annual commemOration az Oxford, Bishop
rottAT Of Ne@-YOrk occupied prominent position
among the olur b disntaries and included in the
number who received the honorary degree OF d. &. H.
was Mr., j. Lothrop Motley, The American writer;
Among the othe recipients Of the honor were Lord
BruuRham and Capt. Sir +. l.. McCGutOek.
a Ifeetil.g OF the Atlantic Royal Mail Company
GALWAY lpe had been held for tue purpose Of sane
tionIg the issue Of additional capital but after some
eA lanatons had been given resolved 70 adjourn
she die, without coming 70 any decision.
1t is understood thu the Prince OF Wales attended
by the EaIl OF ST. German and large retlnue, viii
embark for Canada the lIth OF July on board the
s.rtw ttesM- fngate 81. George.
The weather III England wa occasioning some anN-
ieiy. continued very shOweTy and unsettled,
bu the whole mad been rather more favorable Tor
the crops
STURGEON ON THE BADEN CONFERENCE.
The Rev. c. H. Spurgeon, who is just now making
tour or The Continent for the benefit OF his health,
hapteDed TO be at Baden Baden at the time of the In
peria Royal and Duca gathering at the end of last
week and gives hs views of their meeting in the fol-
lowing letter 70 The British Standards
THE KINGS AID TRE EMPEROR.
] an nov ID Baden Baden refreshed by my Tauioies
ard renewed by my rest
here were no less than nine crowned heads IN this
little town during Saturday and the Sabbath which
has lust lassed. One could hardly walk IN any dlrec-
ton :. itbiut stumbling upon Grand Duke or being
he offs
largest hotels being favored with regal tenancy were
SO crowosd with tue attendants and households OF the
KibIs they could not receive ordinary Travellers
wiCse patronage they had aoretlme courted ana en-
Tie Emperor Of the French passed through Stras-
bury Oh Friday at about . O'Clock IN the afternoon
Ilre were great cro"ds IN the streets noerSi uls
pay q fags rs, and great multltudes OF
g. dleTy. The Emperor seemed 10 be enthusiastically
received in this border city Of France, although can
not speak with authority as 10 the cheers when ne
received, Tor our conveyance ordered into back
rtIeets quite out Of the line Of route and we were az
too great distance to have heard tue SHOUTS 81 me
populate. Every one appeared 10 be happy ana inl
81 excitement, aud when rode along The streets
after he Emperor bad departed we struck with
the pupbeT OF country people, who had evidently
cone from their rural homes 10 see the great sight.
Tie whole city was Ike great fair, and the treolored
hegs abd gaIlands OF OAK leaves presented most az
fracfye APPEARANCE they decorated the qdaiut old
fashioned houses Of the older streets and the elegant
nIssi0Ds Of Ibe new The very guards the frontier
RELAXED their seyerity and the polite Of BOWS
was an aou1iraolc substitute for the rigid examination
OF winch may travellers complain. On the German
sde Of the river the town of Kehl was resplsndent
fh the orange and red ooors OF The Grand Duke of
Baden. I sSppo,e the Inhabitants have d sufficiently
laJge sdmS tuI Of the French element % for
their beng -.ized with tie Imperial fever az well
their opp0sI1 ne'gtbOrs Of Strisbur9.
II tie people Of Kehl received the Emperor heartily,
thew were the only Germans Vho wOnld have done 80
Tor eyerywbere throughout Belgium, Prussia, aud the
snail German kingdoms ne l. either dreaded or exc
cTseo. II j. the universal belief that he Will never be
tent until be Las completed the natural bounda-