New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament was rapidly dispodng Of the remainine
busi, ees on hand.
In the House Of Commons, on the lst, Mr.. GhfBsh
made some inquiries as to the alleged emploJmeLs q
forced labor the Suez Canal
Lord Palmerston said that there was considerable
amount OF forced Labor en- those works. The men
were paid literally for their work, but they were
brought 10 the spot forciby.
A debate on Navy matters took place. Mr. Lindaay
said there DESIRE the part of the FeGch Gov.
emment, TO come TO an understand ng with Engisnd
with regard to their respective naval forces, and he
urged Government to meet that desire.
lord Palmcrston pointed out the impracticabity Of
any such arrangement with one Power. AL Naval
Powers would have TO be parties to such proceeding.
Ia the House Of Commons on the "a, Lord palaer.
ston IN reply TO an appeal from Sir g. Bower that tho
British Government would use its influence TO stop tho
oppression and military despotsm which prevailed In
the Neapol tan Territories. said that the Governments
would do nothing of the kind; on the contrary, Le
hoped tie Italian Generals would sneeeed IN es ctualy
puttng down the horrible system Of bFgandage which
prevailed, and which was fcstered by eInssares froa
Rome. 4-4l rl.,.n
Mr. Griffith asked whether there was any intention
on the part the Government 10 allow any Earofsan
Power 10 obtain possession Of Ieuan, any part Of
the coast Of Morocco in the Mediterranean, with resr-
ence TO the security Of the fortress OF Gibraiter
Lord Palmerston said that the Moorish Government,
being unable 10 pay the sum agreet upon under tho
treaty Of peace with Spain, t had given Ise to looG
negotiations and protracted occupation OF Ietnsn oy
Spanish forces These negotiations were still IN prog
use their good offices with view TO amcablc adjust.
ment of the disputes In point OF fset MIR. Hay had
gone Morocco for the purpose Of assisting 70 arrange
toe matter; but there no reason TO suppose tbas
the Sransh Government intended retain permanent
possesrion Of Tctuan they only held It until the con
ditions were fulfilled under hieh peace had been rc-
stored between the two countries Any appooemloo
therefore which the gentleman might entertain weres
So far as her Majestys Government were iniormeos
altogether without foundation.
The Loadon Times gives place in its City Article To
an anonymous letter, ceiling attention 70 the prop ~ed
American loan, and suggesting that British subleet.
taking par, n will offend the neutrality prccaimed
'Ths TImes editoriay appends the following COM
mcnt: " The annexed communication rct4Ies 70 We
possibility Of an attempt TO raise portion OF the pro-
posoi American civil war loan in this couetry u
20. 70 be supposed however that any houses VI nu-
ence would be found wiliog 10 act agent Ia such s
operation frsaght ss n would DO WITH every ssmens
danger Subscribers well as TO our friendly
relations with the Union whenever It shall be rebstiIi-
tated by the rrturn either compulsory or voluntary q
the southern States" ..f.
weiuformed correspondents, that the NortheSn
States of America have mode an agreement BY which
Il IA intended to ignore all boksdes and put vessrs
of roe ports to collect the dues on the part Of ths
North against all traders III 10
Mr. Ica Broeeks America a horse Starke, after run
ninx second for the Coodwcod Stakes OIL the 3lt sue-
ceeed on the following day La winning the Goodwoed
Cup. The race tine one. asStarke ouly beat thu
Wizard by a head The American borse Opdmist was
third three lengths behind, and Normandy was
fourth. The American horses had the usual liberal
allowances in the weights carried, over their Enyhss
| compstitors and movement wss on 100; to modity
| th, &c allowances to foreign bred horecs.
Lord Herbert DIETER known Sidney Herbertl, ex-
Secretary Of War died the I'd ns ut bis seat near
Salisbury, in his ftyhrst year. be bad been !. dsi
cate health for some time, and lately pad visit "a
Spa without doing any benefit. There was gensss1
| conviction that he died from over work.
Another grand review Of the troops at the Currsgo
| Of Kildare in which the Prince Of Wales wens
through ali the maueuves Of the day on foot ~ sur
tenant in the Guards took place on she Let list.
The suspended bi-monthly mail service 70 China -
| 10 be resuned on tho 10th Of August.
Auotber Ore Of considerable magnitude had occuncd
at the wharf ef Curling Co., on the Thames, mos
far from the scene of the late confagration Eortu-
naely the firemen succeeded Ia combining the n.meo
within narrow limits, and tho loss was only aLoos
El5,000
The Archduke and Archduehess Maximilian Of Aus
tria were at Osborne on Walt 70 Queen Victoria