New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06
GREAT BRITAIN.


ODonoghue moved foT return Of the British veg
t's OF their captains end osners respectively, that
Z tsye succeeded in running the American blockade.
Also for similar returns Of Bitish vessels captured
Or destroyed in attempts 10 break She blockade, and
tetnrl OF the number Of Britsh vessels that have
put into Nassau, and other Colonial ports with con-
iraband Of war and supplies for the Confederate
States, and that have been permitted TO rett and
supply themselves, at those place. in contravention
Of the Queens Proc amai0n, and OF neutrality. He
strongly cepsured the Government for not he~inG
taken active steps TO prevent breaches Of neutrality
Z committed by Brtish Ships.
Mr.. I.avatd said that II would scarcely be convs.
tieut that he should enter into discussion OF the
4 blockade. which would come on more regularly
when al ere wss ISOLATION OF il, OF which notice had
been moved lie must decline, therefore, ~ consent
20 the return for two reisOps In the first place,
tLe Government had not yet got the information
sought or end in tbs second place, II they had, 1t
would rot be their office 20 furnish list of wrong
Soes and yiolstors of the law. The papers relative
10 the blockade would probably be lad on the table
Oh the Path or 18th met, and would contain state
rent Of the number OF vessels which had broken
SIZE block ade, and perhaps their tunnage, ana he
ioped toe information would satitiy the ODOn'
Dshue.
hon OF The ODoncehue, and raid that private YES
GELS ish, carry courebaud Of war, bat at their own
risk and if detected they must aoids the conse'
suences. -. ~.
My. L.. sNftfscne
h. ,uceessful gold mining IN British Colnmtis.
In the House of Lords on the 2let inst, the Earl
d. Grey explained that the reason why the Gov
,,rmeui had appointed Lord Clyde TO TIE command
q the volunteers at the approaching Held day, at
Brighton, was 70 prevent jeaiousies ai1sing among
volunteer officers.
In the House Of Commons on the same evening,
Mr. scny gave notice that he intended calling the
t.ieuOp OF the House TO the expedleDcy OF es'ab-
lshine more improved steam communication be-
tween North America and Ireland
Lord Pslnerstop in reply TO Mr. Halliburton, said
Mat negotiations with the American Government
relative 10 the Island Of san Juan were suspended in
consequence of the civil war; Arrangements were,
however. being made that there should be provi-
iionsl joint occupation.
Mr.. Maguife called tie attention Of the House TO
the scious distress at pIesent existing IN Ireland.
Sir Robert Peel, in rely, reiuied his assertions,
and H. the course of his remarks said that no more
remarkable proof of the Absence VI grievances ex-
isied than that which occurred the other day, when
here was danger OF rupture with America.
Ireland was full Of An eFican emissares, trying TO
$sise Up q srirt OF Clsl0yalty, and meetings were
held ia Dublin Ut which Il few manikin traitors
had tried to initiate the Cabbage Garden heroes OF
las, but had met with no response. Not Il single
nan Of respectability throughout the country an.
twered the appeal made them, and why Because
Ireland az tho present day was very different from
ireland Of the past.
la reply 70 a question on Italian sfairH, LoU
Palo erslon said be believed these a strong do
sire that Rome thould be the capital of Italy, an
Thai the Pope temporal power should cease
The British Government however, had taken n
tart in the expression Of opinion and instruction
had been given to Sir James Hudson to make an
Remembrance On tho subject at Inrn
Ii was stated tina, The au0y estimates were hkel
10 show saving Of about million sterling, arislD
chiefly cdt Of the layment. for troops in India.
Another West lud regiment Is 10 be formed
Infantry regiments at home are to DO reduced b
~ men each battalion.
In Canada, the regiments are 20 be Of the iu
Strength Of OH.
An influential dtpUtation from the Cotton MANI
Goturing districts had All interview with Lord Palm
erstOa and Sir Cbailes Mood, relative 70 the tart
b. cotton goods in inGia, ana petoued for a Iedisf
Of tic haIdships arising from This tariff.
Lord Palmerslon ia reply, said that the Govern
nent felt the greatest regret % the prevalent IN.
tress but couli not think 1t due TO one cause only
BIZ Charles Wood said that The tax was not il
tended as protective one, but originated In final
I'LL necessity. The Indiin Government had alread
stduced the duty yasns, aud hoped soon TO DO IL
@me oa manufactured goods but The GoveTbmei
fVuio nol pTOmise 10 do ~ al once.
Queen Victoria, in response TO an Application fro
Tie Committee of the Albert Memorial Fund, q
pressed herself IN favor Of a. Grand Obesh vii
tiatuSiy at tho base, On the fte Of the Great EXb
biliOn Of 1851.
MessIs. Glass, Elliott Il Co., in letter TO Cyru
w. Held esq, say that trey would not be wiiiID
70 man lfacnre and bay the Atlantic telegraph cable
Ind taeume ths entire r,k, sstbey believe IL is "
great Tor one IRA; but % confident VI sailsa'
pry results that they are wiling 10 conict for "a
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