New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-02
GREAT RRITkiN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
In tho Vonse of Commons on the 18th, the Govern
nent bill epprOprating the four Parliamentary seats
vacant through The dsiranchisement OF sudbury anu
ST. Adams was further advanced. The clause giVloB
one of the seats 10 Birkenhead was earned, Dut o
I'm erynlipg an additional member the County Of
Nj idesex was rejected by vote OF 100 against ~ooi
being a majority against Government Of o.
I'm toe House Of Lords the 18Th The new BANK
ruptey bill was passed but Earf Granville sald Gov
eminent would not undertake 70 support III the o'her
House ne amendments of the Lords.
The House Of Commons was " counted out uu'lllg
the delivery al speech by LORD hooei' MoAaSu 0 VI
the SC leswig- y olstein question.
Tue ste ner Golden Fleece len kingston lrelahu,
on the I7th with trOOps Tor Quehec. 3,
The 9euarture of the Great Eastern from Liyerpool
on similar errand had been postponed ilL une ~.
me london Times has sn editorial on TIE senplhs
of troops Canada. I says that ls one OF lhOee
steIs that is difficult TO pronounce an opinion UPON
as tie facts Of the unknown, and Government
nav have excellent reasons which unknown TO the
puilic Looking however, at the state OF auaiIs Votl
IN America and Canada, 80 far rs they are puohvly
known, The Tunes sees no good reason lor liie o'
uent aud regrets that the step has been taken ~
thinks there is little reason for apprehendng an aaA
by the United States upon CANADA ana fears tnae III
her state OF mind America Is more bAely 10 re-
gard the movement as a challenge than Is prccau'lon
Ihe-LonJou Pest says that the troops ior Canaoa
were demanded by Sir FenWlck Williams, Tue No"-
uander-in-C Chef, simply as measure oil pIee'usl3
Tie movement If neither menace 10 u Peot VI tue
INIT States, nor an lleOll " INV INOttN "
but j. an ordinary matter vi roGiine which would al
most have escaped observation, but for very proper
charter Of the Great Eastern. - -.
TIE LOndOa Tones, IN an article specnISihg upon
the probable course Of events IN America, says ,
with whichever side victory may rest, the Datlle
is IL ely be hard one; aud thoug ne main eoi
of the Washington Gov srDnent may De POSITION W
the loe OF the year. it ID probable that nuch Oiooe
will be shed within the limits OF tie Oid S'ate Whleh
Is now 10 be the battlefield vi deuocrHuc avn war
In the saole article there appears We f0noWluR'
6The energy the Free States have displayed tue great
number OF men they raised and the good mate Ia
of which their army is composed, are beyond l PRAISE
IL is easy to see that great deal OF thef lrllaolty
toward England arises IRON lee nAY tnat justice las
not beeu done their patriotic spirit by pubhc OPINION
here Looking as every American does, 10 the o. IN
ion of England, they have been notified at Hndng
mat An etort which they feel to be worthy oil adnra
ton bias received by with c0ldnoss forgeliui as
fhev are that we are bound 10 irain iron ensuuss
for taeir military ardor when ths object oil ~ rs 10
crusb those with whom are as much In RELATION rs
with themselves -,
ME- G.or.e Francis Train gave a splendid " Union
eeuuer AT tie Westm.Disef Palace Hotel 10 ceie-
bratipn Of the anniversary Of the battle OIL BUNKER
Hill. Numerous gentlemen connected wit1 h'eIa
nud art attended Lord G.. LeIDOx proposed the
heath Of the President Of the United States, winch
was drank with great enthusiasm. Inc oplDloh gen
orally expressed by the gentlemen presen! "as t.at
while the English Government was Wise III auVPtiDB
The po " of non-intervenion, the heart OF the In
elisa people and their individual feelings ana y npa
tnies with the NORTH -,
CcIpops 10 the accidents which hso befallen the Law
erpoOl NewYOrk, and phia me OF s'eaineie
In exagqetated terms Mr.. lnman writes TO TIE Times
corr,ciing the misstatemeDts ana asserting thAt SINCE
tb line vas diverted 10 NewYor, in 1857, they have
never lost single passenger or single vessel tnough
the number of their passengers last year was consd
erably more thGn double that OF the A'ahuc man
Company, and although they nave never Ie0e'eu
siXpence u subsidy. =,
An influential meeting had been held at the London
residence # Lord Brougham, for the purpose OF taking
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sve-teAde 10 Cuba, ana eOnterIlng az 70 Wiiht meas
ures for its suppression might DO suggested 70 her
Naiesty's Government. Various Suggestions were
thrown out as the course Which II Is desirable Iof
verpent 10 pursue 10 reference to the CGba trade,
ana ultimately a series of resolutions were adopted,
strongly condemn atory of the conduct OF Spain IA yo
hating the save-rs de treaty obligations recoinns Aoih
the suspension Of diplomatic intercourse "bhe tna'
continued calling upon the British Government to re-
establish the cons1lsbip of Mozambique, and other
psces ca the coast of Africa for the eneouIag
aud protection of native commerce.
The REGULATIONS ALEC referred TO the washington
treaty by which the United States Government is
bound to unite with Great Britain IN all becoming
representations and remonsirsnees with any and all
Powers within whose dominions slave markets are
allowed to exist" and expressed the opinion that
convenient opportunity should beaken 10 obtain the
coOteration Of the United States for that purpose IL
stated that deputation WOULD shortly wait upon
Lord Palm rston and Lord JOhn iIubseiI, WIN copy
OF thete resolutions. -
A meeting Of the Conservative members Of Parla-
ment was held at the residence of Lord Derby on the
ltb with reference to the action of the party on the
Church.rates question. The London Herald en-
phacally denies the of dssention IN the Con-
se.vatiye ranks.
The machine works Of Messrs. Psrr Curtis a. Made
ley, at Manchester, had been destroyed by fire. The
ioss e estimated at fo0000 sterling and about lS0J
people were thrown out Of employment.
Inc telegraph cable between the island Of Corsica
snd ionion bad been successfully laid.
prize hight Tor the Championship, between Sam
Hurst and Jem Mace resulted in the victory of the
latter "a sgh1 rounds occupying fifty minutes. Hurst
was oreaninhy punsbed and presented fearful spec
tacle, but Nae was Lot hurt at all.