New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

Lord John Russell bad announced in Parliament
that the Government had determined TO prohibit prya
teers and armed vessels from Bringing prizes into
British potts. and llat France INTENDED to abide by ls
law, which pio is pryateers remaining in port over
yiOur hours, 40 dIspQfe Of plies when there.
He also aid bat Engand and France bad sent propO-
fions 10 Washington, ba.ed the declaration OF the
Paris CO.gress, and That an answer was expected by
every mail.
TIE L2adoa Tmts has an editorial on the speeches
Of The American ministers and otleGs at TIC recent
meeip3 in Paris, charging them VIII groundles XII
liability Gnd anger against England IL aso aliIoes 10
tie violent aniuadyenions of the Northern Prcas TO
wa,d Euglrd and says tint the UniUnlss are In fact
enriged because Great Bii'ain prcsuDes TO bencufrL
II adds Ii this lie the tempero OF the Northern Press
now, what VIII i, become months hence IL u Lain
that the utmost and crcumspoction must be used
by every party in England TO avoid giving Of
tense 10 either OF the iucenser belhyerents."
TIE LONDON journals have lie ,ders upon tho reIeal
OF the paper duty and seem generally OF the OPT ION
that the majority of the minitters though small, is
Sufficient to insure their retention Of oico for some
time and deter he opposition from making another
Trial OF strength duIing tie present session.
Ia the liouse "a Commons, Sir john Pakington
called attention 70 the comparative progress made by
France and England in the construction Of amor
covered vessels, in which France was obtaining .
marked and formidable superiority, and inquired what
were the inienions OF tie Government on the subect
Lord Paget Acknowledged that the French were
tai iog sers largely 10 augment their iron navy. Most
# the vessels have OILY been laid down ard il would
take years in building them, aud England would, In
III probability, lie ognd equally wcll prepared, q It
WAS tue inteni0n Of tie Government have five Ilote
esscs constructed, 10 be built Internally Of WOOD, but
rssei with IRON, and shot p oof.
In the ll0use # Lords there a discussion tie
India supply # cotton. Eal Grey pledged the GOV
nInept 10 30 al in It's power to advance the growth
Of lac sisple in Iudil
At a meeting OF The Great ship Company, II was
tted that the emf 0ymeI Of the ship by the Federal
Government would not be in accordance with the
Quetn's Proclamation. Tic agtnts Of the sfip have
IN rofore been instructed 10 procure 5000 t.ns Of
freight at shout IS per tun. TIE Chairman proposed
that f3J 900 be realized upon debentures, leaving 10
per ceLt 10 be secured by mortgage on the veasei.
The r.oll'ion was adopted.
IL appears that the Great Powers will guarantee the
ntegIily oil tbs Papal territory. The conditions dip
Mated sIe not arowD bu' i, is sd they in,luje, Gu
he part of Piedmont, neither recognition OF tie Holy
See over The Pauimony Of s. Peter, nor any cesson
Of teriioy.
The Derby race was non by tie unknown Lorse
Ketledsun, against whom TIC betting wac sixteen 70
oJe.
Eighteen hOrsea ran for the Derby. The flyoites
were Dundee and DiophgDtus. lie horses came In,
Keuledrum first, Dundee second, and Diophan'us
bird.
Kettledrum, bright chestnut, won by lepgth.
Dundee, black horse, came in collision and iaered,
NJ beat Dir hartus chestnut, by head, who beat
Aurelaine, fourth, by neck. The others were no
where.
The following II Ire result of the Oaks: Eighteen
FLIES RAM Brown Duchess first, Lady Ripond sec-
onJ, and fairwaier third.