New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
GREAT BRITAIN,

GREAT BRITAIN.
The proceedings in Parliament on the 10th wer
unimportant.
some indniries relative TO the Italian " Proved
ments" Committee, but thought it inconsistent with
the dignity of the Italian Government for Eoglih
Ministers to lay papers relative to the affair before
Parliament
In the House Of Commons, on The Goth, Mr. Baxter
oppoaed the expenditure on Notifications In The
colonies, except at great naval stations.
Sir G.. c. Lewis thought the defense Of the colo
pIes was partly a colonial and partly military
question. AT the present moment there were two
great nations, which had subject to their rae
iarge portion of the globe as they could well gov.
ern' viz: Great Britain and the United States.
America had adopted the principle Of Capitalization
England took different course. IL had even local
eoi aron, and did profess not to bring lis colonies
within direct range of the Central Governo'ent. II
was assumed that England received great benefit
from her colonies and if that was the case soc was
bound to protect them. lie tnougnt ~ i@pGssios
Law down any general ruie' a"o uisoe VIC nooss I"
be very cautious. -, .
After further debate, Mr.. Baxter withdrew bis
Miner Gibson obtained leave to bring in bill 70
amend the shipping acts, and give effect TO some
recommendations OF the late Shipping COMMITTEE.
The Times in another editorial on Mf. Lineo,ns
Emancipation Message, rays it can hardly be looked
uoon "a ANYTHING more tbaa az Invitation to discuss
the subject in Congress. II is clear that If Slavery
/. N cesse eyeu In the Border States tbs change
must be accomplished by other means than those at
which he points, which means, IL u cenan arc
totally uuapplicable to the whole Uuion. IM Itns
fears the proposed utopia OF compromss wv % oun.
resolution Of the South. As proposition how
ever. which may be possibly had, 10 Ias
Cessation of the frishtful conflict, Inc T'ma
thinks it worthy of discussion. Ths Pres',
, ent truly says the exposes OF zoe VIZ
would INV no tue Slaves in any given STATE II
this has any meaning it is that tue money now a.
voted 10 keeping up tue armies OF the North, misa
he more adventageously devoted 10 the extinction
Slavery in those regions which are ineoh'es'oy
its power. II they are content 70 Keep 'ne eIss
States which nave not eecedcoi ana 10 Wy w Y~a
Of emauclps.ion and compensation on them, teT
NAV II really in earnest accom- plan, ailer ti1A
0r,st work; but with the expenditure OF s1VvV'V'
p day and with nothing but shinplasten ioe poae!,
the Ilan OF attaching tue waveriDS s.a'eo"ues
condensation muAt follow the tate o. 60 many o'us
attempts at compromise: .:,;. a.,
~ Dguy Ne,cs thinks the proposition iaii,
molcrs,. snd msgnaniuous. 1t says the scheme si'
tori AT least good basis for comprehensive, pfsc-
ti~able and am,cable debate. Only the puolry W
whom IL has To be discussed, Is scarcely eaapie VI
the order needed for real delioeai0n and ceciaon.
The Aoraug Star also approves Of the pr0p'"'
The Herald thinks both sides will regard it a. q
dshoporing compromise.
ne MoTatag Post treats it as puerile and VAN
scheme. It says it can only be accounted io'
beng the last resource OF q GoyeIppe.t wuisn isen
il Is engaged In struggle which II continued, nus
inyolve IL IN rum, and which II would inaAe aJ
eacfihce short of submission to arrest.
The LoadOn GiVbe regards the pfoposltioh as
nice. of political strategy In aid Of Ten. Mccle isn
Which is certainly welticed Tor securing Ihe Border
States to the North. IL aiso Regards The sep a. :
symptom OF deep misgiy.ug III the Washington 0a',
net touching the impolicY Of pursuing fis beyVAa
Nm. limit, rsouired 10 establish bodndsiies, aud
ARRANGE The relations of Federal and Confederate
States. ,.1,ss,..,I
s. letter 10 the Treasury, asserting tue soin.! y,
the Company 10 carry Out fully ANA iSi'uiui! az
the obligation. Of the contract ln a inaiine' sA1
tory 10 the Government sand stating their in'sn0n
10 Ask for renewal OF the contract and fes'o'"u'A
of tue subsidy. - . NIL.
Al tne annual meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Compapy the Hon. James Stewart ~ 0nley, MO
occupied he chair stated that MIR. Seward nag Az
dressed dispatch 10 the American EGoaSS,co'"
London. requesting him TO brins the suh)eeso T
orsphic comm unication under the notice Oh VIC h'
esh Government, and Offering TO Joia ID Tie en'S''
prise. ,: a.. asnat..
ton on tbe 2lst inst, which would be composed "a
mernbers of Parliament and Others m'eres'eu "
telegraphy. ,..,.-. :, the nlaes
I6e following were elected directors ID lDe llss
Of those retiring by rotation: Lonoon, Ueols'
Peabody. Fraucis Lebreton, and John ". o''.S
New.York, Cyrus w. Field, and "i'n'ui L.
dodge. Halifax, Thomas Cckinnear. r,,,
T6s denutation above mentioned waited on ~
paImerston on Friday. 1t was large aud ienu'n.,
comrr;,;ny members Of Parliament oauAei' US
cHsn,s and others. They strongly urged upoI uo,
srnmsnt the Importance Of CONNECTING tue Two S.~
,,;es by geographic cable from Ireland " ~
fonnland. Lord Pslmerston proa iced 20 olis y,
sob;ect before his colleagues, and the in'elvo"
laid 90 have been very satisfactory to al par.s.
The steamer Stella, from New. ioIh, %,sD s 80
for IN. Great ExbieiIion has arrived ~
coyernment has invited tenders for the co"'' \,
,;on of an iron steamer on Capt. Cole piil ,,T,
~ be fitted with Elk cupoas, each armed WIN
Armstrong l00-pounders. ,h. follovint
A report was current in Liverpool 10 1ne .oID5
effect: That SIX wealthy Peruyaus bs'e an n' ,bsu
Guano contract that oilers have been maui =!
70 Rankin, Gilmore q Holderness, ana ou'' Sa, ia
Liverpool; the Peruyisns take a eer'sln s"s ira
bonds and receive 3 per cent comuls'o .Sio.
cent interest, and >! Per cent on eh"f'e''V'
FRANCE. so,. al
Tue Corps I.egislaIii finally adopted tne "''