New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15


. ,,.l, II had not been decided that the
SOhu Rusei nsu 81 syria ehorld extend beyond the
french occulsu IT, Turkish member Of tie Paris
stipulated lime. q cd An Opiuioa that the presence
Conference hao o ~ No longer necessary; but added
Of foreign 80 tie matter TO his Government II
bhat be snoCo Of the Great Powers were instruct
the repsonInend short and definite extension OF
the Peilou 5c;s;o1 whatever had vet been arrived
nauei UU os,;o,
g.. CbsAes Wood stated that the alleged completely
Tsnc in the instrumentation of the funds OF TIE
oi MI' 49,. pa;l,rot Comnanv Of Canada would be
HIsa. "tes:a.d ond In tho mean lima be asked the
fgy snsnend ;a Judgment until Mr. LANG could
g. boar5 I, defense
M h;,l arnronri tino the four seats in Parliament
-. - ~ a.; tra ncL;serpnt of the boroughs Of Sud-
.aCahV y O. hmana ms rossed IN a second reading
Ou,y auu u o., 90 Cor,dns on the Doth MIR. Cave
Al - : IN 10 rssolrtions.
No N -, y -. .,rlovsa nv ENGLAND for the sup
l. That the means hi,heI. . ~. w have fsiled
n.y.. ~ ttr he. q siny aIisen from having endesyofeu
,lnot exclusively prevent the supply instead '' W Wv
demsnd {, 80, % n, found in courtensneing irnni
Ihet 5aptTss where slavery exists bat IN aug
~, oTips population Of those 10 which Slavery ma
been abolished -, ...... ,0s.,,,.. ,hopld he con
That therefore WHIT & svs svery possible epcou-
Sinoea arc snse .boad De given the Introduction Of
zee imnusnts and especially Of settlers Nom OhnA INTO VIC
BrIsh West India Colonies 3,
Lord John Russell said that the Government haa
done all in its power 10 arrest the slaveraoe ana 70
great extent its efforts had been soccesslu' -
bad not been more 40 was owing 10 the AuieInHn
(5oyernment which denied the privileges On search ID
lime of peace He regretted that the American uoV,
sTnment for the sake OF the Republic which be hoPed
rond always continue sol, bad not been induced 10
smove tlis great blot upon lie flag, which protected
49, ,sntbs os the slaye.trsde He quite agreed with
IN ~, sraI Objects of the resolutions but he could
mt zee their practical advantage he moved the prey
ons question
Nj. Buxton feared that the Southern States would
reestablsh the slave-trsde. He hoped that the Gov
eminent would never recognize Southern Coniec-
eracy without an express stipulation against the revi-
val Of the slave-trade. He suggested that the slave
coasts should be taken under the protection OF England
which would enable her cruisers 10 arrest the slave
dealers as ,riyate-,rs
- s,,.tas -ornorks from va-ious gentlemen
AlsI sVAno iuI'ne - A. - - 2 doI,a al y,
Lord Pallnerston siud the house war iI,n
the member who had raised this 0lscusslon VINO must
81 1t ;F he nsc cd IN the working Of his resOfu-
tSei 'not u ie - oo,;aol d;,Fre1cs he,,U.en him
ncns, thefe was no PiaOtOai uiiei1NNe , - 81
and the Government; but IL was Saluulhy W Nne
counry 10 say TINT il encOu aged the savetrde after
a. 80 A ;ndoad snrressf1 efforts she had 30 long
Vie Riea', eho inu :: nv nj lord In ,ha n osi
mace 10 put stop 10 ~ Aho nVoi0 ~ i - -
tndlgnant lahgnase, cOnoeneu au 1a;-.d s,ropciv
pTot1gate CONDUCT OF Span S ans 'V b from mis-
OF the pohcy OF te ILeu ,ha rros,;tnt,on
sakeh sense o. Iauola versde He boped