New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

Lord John kuseell said that since he hsd Informed
the House that both Spain and Morocco had accepted
the goOd offices Of the British Government, tho Span
ish Government bsd been informed that the Mo0rs did
not intend to fai Il the stpuliticns of The treaty.
The Spanish Government therefore, said they must
either the or retain Possession OF Ietuao.
They had taken the latter course, but AS they were
rtil ready to eceive offers from Morocco TO comply
with tie treaty this dec sion could not be considered
definite.
IL Committee Of Supply the appropriation for con-
tnuine the works for the defense OF alderney Was
opposed bat tie great importance Of the WORKS nav
ing been enlarged upon the appropriation was carried.
In the llouss Of Lords on the 9Th, the eApeOlen'y
OF Carrying out works Of irrigation and coumillca-
tion in Indis was debated, and The war in Amerlcb
was roDted out one OF the chieI iacenuVes lor
developing the resources of India.
In tue Honse Of Commons, on the same evening, tne
rel tions between Switzerland and France were deoa
ted and the necessity for the maintenance OF the indie
pendence of Switzerland was inss ed upon by all the
speakers.
Ou thsj 4th Enst., deputation on the subject Of
the African slaye-trade had az interview with Lord
j Ohm Russell at tue Foreiln Office. Tie foliO"lng
gentlemen were present: Mr. q. Buxton NJ r., Mr..
Briscoe VI. F., Mr.. J. Kershsw, r., MIR. o. GllEln
NJ. p, Mr.. J. Carney, NJ. p, Mr.. IL: Pease, NJ r.,
the Hon. A. Kinunird, NJ T., Sif +. Buxton, bart'
DIR. Norton Siaw, Mr.. Cbameroyzow, &e'
Lord Brougham having introduced the deputa'i0h,
Mr.. Chameroyzow handed 10 his lJrdsbip statement
in reference TO tie non.fnliment by SpaiD OF ber
treaty oblga iOus for the Suppression OF The slave
trade 10 the re-esablshment of cOnsalaes al Aozal-
bi1ne and other fces on tie east coast VI Arca ana
10 the present position of the slave traffic generally
After some conversation, Lord j. Russell s-Id that
part of the statement re, med imply that there was
iudsIOsiliOu the part Of the Government u aP-
point Consus. 30 far from that lie (L0rdJ. Kusseill
eld il to be the duty Of the Foreign Ofhe TO appoint
them wherever they were likely To Le most useiul.
Hear hear. lie dill not think tie trade between this
country and Liberia was OF sufi lent Importance 10
Justify the GOvernmei in maut tanning Consul there,
bat Il might be desirable 10 de- 80 at Cape Palmas
Hear, hear. Tie Government were inCuirlng ilto
thar matter The influence OF lie Ultimate commerce IN
diving away tie slave-tr.de well worthy OF at
teniiou. There at one time a disposition la tie
Hours of Commons and IN the ogans u the pfess 10
put down the slave SOU dron, hut Lord Palmer,tou
and himself bad always held ths contrary oli"in, IN
Every attempt had been made TO induce tue
King of Dahomey 20 enter into an engagement %
snppre ~ the save-rade and TO TO the a. n
uassacre i'll is doniDions, but iIherto these efforts
bad been vain. Toe appointment OF eOiSul a.
Mozambique was under cOnsie alton. lie Portuguese
Go ,ernment at Lisbon very ready 10 cary ont
the suppression of tie rayerade but elr III" lls IN
lie distant settlements we're 70 mixed up win the
traffic that all tie ATTEMPTS TO do o. had ltheO been
defeated nor did lie tAlnk that tie establishment OF
copsuls at tho-e selcu cbis wo n do much If any
thug toward accomplishing the Object. Ire cai'e
would probably be gained ultimately by the intiuenee
of the Portuguese GOvernn ent Its'l Noihing could
be said Ia extenuaon Of the conduct OF Spain IN refer
snce TO her treaties with this country for the sup
preston OF the traffic. The Bra iltn Govern
nert certainly tad acted III most pfaiseworthy
manner, but almost every Spanish olhelal III
Cuba hsd grown wealthy 10y the bri' o. he bad re
ceyed for tie adni rion Of slaves 10 that land.
By our treaties with SpaiD, Spdnsb vessels carry
hR saves were liable 10 capturei but tie Ane'lcin
Government awsys ma.ntiined that we could Lot li-
te With her flag, and the efforts 01 tLls country o
come 10 an arrangement for preventing the trnc III
American vesse bad hitherto be,n III vain. NTH re-
gard 70 TIE auu. xnio oil he Republic of San Douiuso
10 spain, although nO doubt a great smonh, OF M
tigue had beeu ed ID bring about re reooRi ~ Oh
SI snlhh sovereignty II would hardly De eoHshteht
with he W, lknoWu policy Of England for her 10 ray
that the Ieollo San Domingo We're NOT entitled TO
have Whal i,rm OF Government they pIeated. lie uh-
dsntood however tlat the peoi le Ui Hayn Lad NJ
dEpooiion TO give up Their hepuChc, anu Ie Atreeu
that any iu,eriefeuce in that quarter should BE- very
i,tou.ly watched. lie did not think tie Government
" Jud be- jurihed in going further, and III breaking oil
di, IN tie relations with Spain lliear, le"I'l
'Iu. drputatOn then Withdrew. AMI shortly alter
ward had sn interview with the DUKE Of Newcastle
at the Colouialoiiice.
His Grace in rel ly TO the statements made TO him,
aid that he mad given every lns'ru lion H. the Cover
nOrs Of British settemeneuts III Aca 70 d" their Ut
most to encourage naive commerce. lbe grown oil
- non Was n mOst important bra ch of he question,
aud he hoped alts would be Induced 10 enter
more waruly into that enterprise
MIR Ssyin an African merchant siid tnai ue eehah'S
VT re reluctant T. do ~ unless ther Interests "eePo
.e,ted by consub on the spot.
TIE deputdi,n tien withdrew.
TUs GRAND National ki1e Match was In progress Ut
Wimbledon, near Loudon, and would last Week
In tbe 11 the Government Eaig alton toumlrsiOn-
ers at Lii erpco ssued their usual monthly re ort oi
H.. a igratiOn from this pot. Fnn tie report We
Of au tfe important fact OF the slnOs entire sus en-
on nj emigration 10 the United Sntes al leaS 81 inr
a. compaIed with the sane peri d oi former years.
We also learned from OF the officials That passage
rsu,ttpuce." from America had nearly ceased, "a
,bsi n,auy of thuse who were deslronr that their
e,ds sould ion them IN the States, ac themselves
I,iuv I'm, SCENES uf dis oru ana inerbecine stale
Lsbird them 10 return 20 their old homes. 10 make
III. siAt.u,eut more authentic. We will jast quote
ops OF two Of tue hsures IN the reIOut. For
tie half year ending June ~, ltsl year, tnere
J,rsrt,d fr,m Liverpool laJ 10 emlgra6tsi
Tor the halt year just ended there leit Tie Iort
" So which shows decrease fOr tue past six m)nlns
oit,i. yrar of TO- 81 emf -raIts. The ell drtIeate
occnrr.d IN the mouth Just ended, which, wien con-
u.r,J with that oi lS6O, shows decrease Oi D. ~
81 igrants I.a.t month there saIled 10 tie Chlted
States ouly col passengers under Tue ao' "
~ NADIA there were 395 storage and JJ cabin pssen'
oer 10 ylctorl there 0i3 steerdSe aud ~ caJlh'
r. sailing rot under he act eIs lelt Tor T. c
Uni,,d States 81 passenger; Canada, AZ Nova
SCOTIA 3; , ,ub Australia, o. Nlrtoii', OF west
Ind,,. South America, Africa, tast lhdia, @o', o<,
II s the int, ntion VI Queen VIC % 10 vl'h ieiaun
,,,rard m. latter end OF August. Her Males'y VIII
sio four or i've days at The Vice kesal Lodge III the
ph";x PARK ard sill probably Wit tie camp ut tie
rnry,vb OF kildare. Her Majesty's Will being of y
priyats NATURE public receptions or ceremonies aie
contem lated. nt, 4; = ,rdoo
,sul res lu,ious were passed, and the "" Se'e OF
n.vI souadrou was urgeO, and also that 10 ruDtruhe
ahould be listened ", deputAlion Wac " Walt "n
Lord John RUSSELL
TIE CELEBRATION.
JhsI Igt.fs. B..