New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

Mr. Di IA Ii, in conclusion, again referred 10 tne
relations OF the two ambassadors at Washington.
He Said be had referred the other night to the TyalIy
of the French and English Ambassadors ~ aen
inn;ou. and was CONTRIBUTED by Lord Paine s.,l
Ia terms neither sociai nor Parliamentary pn' s ",
question was a delicate one, &c couid nov liUro
now matbemaiicnlly: Int tie papers WHICH "ou'i
be produced would sho that his statement "aS "''
founded, and be prepared to rel',ti,o !" II,
The noble Lord on former o.cf,o"i ~ ~ -,
petty audad'y, had denied IN sieg c,;o"es 70
isience owing guaranty 81 her o'Aon pm =;
p,r.siatbnt he lad 10 confess us eGlor' ic' .'I'
ros Ne Fo-,i,n Minister Of Giteen years s'anoprJ
for whom Re:ormeIe gave MP Ie'9'"'' "'" y.
mats surrendered retrenchmeit eno Nuose ciu-n -
,a,,lar;,v was bis Iavieb exIer diturc. Ulcers.
( io,I p!,,merstou denied tia, Lord Lyons would
M ,,riltv Of inlrlgues against Tie ailisier OF an
aur and assfAted tlat H. MERCER was equally In
oaTaLlo of ,ucb conduct. Again he u'rst SIRE The
rigLt honorable gentleman TINT be Was i.lsiniorined
and that his Nj lci.y OF mind lad led hun 10 give
. too creiuous belief 10 an unreliable authority.
n. MERCER sud Lord Lyons were acting together
with the utmost cordialliy, az if they had been
rcpres- DaIVes Of one Power.
Lord Palmerstcn then referred ia general terms to
the relations of France and England, and ar-ued
that as il rot tie policy Of England to he at the
mercy Of any ally, che must IN tie mater OF arna-
ment more than keep pace with her h'is hbois. lie
promised a reduction III the Alen0iiure as soon as
such step could lie justified.
Mr. LiLdsay coudrinued the rivalfy III arnlanoIts
between the two Governments, AID opposed the
policy OF Lord Palmerstcn.
The bill was ultimately read a third time and
passed.
The bill sppropriatng co 90 for tie purchase of
iaud and The erection Of buinls a. South ken,ing-
tod 10 receive the natural history collection from
the British Museum, was defeated by najOuty oil
90 a. ainst the Government.
A debate touk place on the policy Of the Admiralty
in regard 10 ion- pla'ed shire, ulon motion OF Lord
H. Mon,Ggu for certain returns Il on tie subject.
Lord Paget defended the course OF the Govern.
ment and stated that the most elaborate experiments
were being made i'll every department.
The returns moved for were agreed to.
debate took place Oh the brutal agragran mnr-
dors of such frequent occurrsDce III Ireland, ana
strong measures we've urged Tor their suppression.
Sir George Grey ,sid Governments intended TO do
its duty firmly but disrassionattly, and lie had no
doubt successfully.
In tho House of Cormons, on the 2tsh, the pro-
ceediugs were. unimpoI 1ant; but Sir Z. Wood said
there not the slightest truth IN the report that
the PersianB were marching Oh Herat
The returns Of the number OF visitors TO the Crest
Exhibition during the first hslf OF May show fall
ING off of more than one-hais M compared villa the
came period during tie Exhibition o. 1851. The in
ternal arrangements were al oct concluded, and the
building was looking better than ever.
A statistical return shows that She annual mileage
Of the French Ocean Mai Service is S73,O24 miles,
with a subsidy of EG56,5@0 The mileage Of the
English service is $50, $50 miles, With subsidy OF
t sos, $40. The contract money paid by the French
Government Is therefore, little over l5s per mile,
while that paid by tie British Government is lees
an 7s. Id per nhle.