New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
Gre0t Briiai0.


commented on tho want of business before tho
llorse and asked whether Government would give
hat Of the important measures dDly sbaGOwed
forth in the Royal Speech. He Condemned, IN very
strong terms, the Conduct OF Mr.. Christie in the
Irdzils ard inquired whether 1t met With the ap-
probation OF the Government.
Lord Granville stated that the papers relating to
tIe Brazls would be shortly laid before Parliament.
Ia tie House Of Commons, on tie 10th, Dir.
Cowper obtained leave to bripg in bill FOR making
new street from B'Gokfriars TO the MansicD House
in connection with the embankment Of the River
Thames OH the northern SIDE OF the river, ard for
other purposes. A bill for payment o. the same
would be introduced on fntdre day.
The Chancellor Of the E&cbequer Obtaiued leave
to bring ~ III relating TO malt credits.
Mr.. Bentiuck gave notice that he should, to-nor.
row. aik Lord Palmerston whether he was In pos
session Of any official information upon the subject
of the reported defeat by the Copfederates Of the
blockadng squsdron In Charleston barboy, and
whether il was of such nature as to raise ones
ton as the legality Of the future blockade Of that
port.
In tie House Of Commons, Tuesday, Feb. IL,
in reply to Mr. Bentinck, Lord Pelmerston said that
the Government had no further information as to the
naval action of Charleston than that which had az.
peared in the kilograms lie declined TO give his
opinion as to whether If The circumstances stated
were true, the blockade had been legally raised.
Tie Cunt Journal rays: We understand that
The Danish royal family, and other iIlustricus for.
the Prince Of Wales, will 20. remain visitors az
Windsor Castle .or any length of time, but will take
the earliest opportunity of commencing an inspec.
ton of tie wonders OF London Arrangements will
be made for their accommodation at the Palace
Hotel.
TIE Times SAYS: The Gibraltar tSumter) arrived
at Liverpool on Friday night from Gibraltar, having
evaded the Union gunboat Chippewa She has a
regular Briih register, having been legally sold to
aliverpool merchant.
A AZ vic
tory gained by the Confederates over the Union
fleet maintaining the blockade of Charleston muss
be ranked as one Of the greatest surprises OF the
war. Considering the superiority OF the North AZ
sea, such decided defeat was thought an 'lnpos.
ability, Ont Of this shor action nice question OF
international law is likely to arise. II does not ap
pasr that any neutral ship could have Got into Char
lesion at any hour Of the day on Jan3l and on co.
there Were no less than 70 Union vesteis on tue
port. The action was damaging TO the Union claim
of supericri,y on the oceau, and daring attempt
in the lace OF so large force; bat we doubt II the
90 days Of unrestricted impoations have been gsneo
by il. 4
TIE Federal Government should accept tie seps-.
ration Of tie South, aud end war fast becoming
moro and more hopeless. lie DIVISION would hot
.o.v not half settled. and large enough for an EN-,
pire, would still reuain. No Central Power could
have long held the iinrnenso Western ConIinent
under single Government. America oi" ,o:s
nothing BY peaceable division, and even - vi
some advantages from the Wholesome influence of
equal neighboTs.
Tie Tunes says; The Peabody trustees have
purchased from the Crown piece Of land in Com
mercial street, Sptafelds, aud are preparing to
erect dwellings for the poor thereon. The trustees
are in negotiation for other properties in various
parts of London, which will be applied to a riniiaI
purpose.
The address from the Liverpool Chamber Of Com.
MERGE to the Captain and Lieutenant Of the George
Griswoh was presented OIL Monday, at st. Georges
Hall, at crowded and enthusiastic meeting. The
Mayor of Manchester took part in the proceedings.