The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Great Britain.


N the House Of Commons the 18th Of June Mr. W.
q YoRsrHn gave notice that he should move amend
neus 70 Mr. hennessys projected motion with respect TO
Poland, which would make the resolution az follows
sThat this House thank her Majesty for communicating
shs correspondence the Affairs OF Poland and
with regret that the Emperor Of Russia has persisted In
violating the stpulons Of the treaty Of Vienna which
Great britain In concert with the other sreat Powers
was rarity and that this House earnestly prays her Ma
yssty 70 signify TO the Emperor Of Russia that In conse
euence Of the violation Of The sspusLons OF this treaty
Great Britain tree the contract therein concluded
Lord PaLnHssroS. In reply 70 SIR N. Peto, said hat
government would introduce bill on the sui CT ~ A
ban for hcaiirns and he would then state its lten
tons with 10 the uspended forts Spitbeld
Tbe bill making provs for the prosecuti OF public
works 10 the manufacturing districts AZ means Of re-
nsvpg the dist css. debated length nna
" passed . second reading The expedicncy
raging emigration was largely dwet upon by some
m Coppxx gave q his opinion that the prospect OF
Ae winter than the last for the poor ope
In the House Of Lords the Ish Lord strairord de
nehcle called attention 70 the murderous nairs
= Poland, and expressed his doubts Of diplomacy beng
ab o to accomplish satisfactory solution.
Eari Russo said IN short time he would be able 10 iay
Further papers the table ON the nth France
ed Austria nj thor diplomatic notes TO ST. Peters
LORD Brousnam incidentally remarked ths, he was
essd atrocities inherent 10 civil var both In Europe
me Tar N Mameabury called attention 10 the rupture
With Brazil and thought II more serious than gcooray
sappsrd He found fault with the proceedings OF govern
uusnt the matter.
TarI Russell defended his course and stated thai the
urfncille which government had acted
vas the duty OF foreign government " protect the
vessels u another state within their jurisdiction.
Lord CEN. trDRp argned that The proceedings u the
government had been unjustnable
The ~ ceednss IN the House ~ Commons 90 the 10th
unimportsnt.
France.
Tho King ~ Sweden had aided bis congra,uaiiors upon
~ fall q pusbs Of various other
already repof ted
he rumor that sartgcs, tho French Ambassador At
rarn and NJ De raey rand Amb asstor At BRUSSELS are
Al request leave % absence their diplomatic
posts, 70 Hnfnu1dei.
n'nc. under favorable c,ndirons The French corn
asrkes were generally advancing
Austria.
The Council Of The Empire ogened the 18th
Tho following 10 snmmary Of the ssech from tbe
shroDe ~ he Emperor mskes stisfacf1ry retf *
sbss rransy iyana Will also shortly take part " d.
liberation. ais Majesty continues lite RecAsrntn
closed Ia first session under the bessiDNs Of retce
which the government viii endeavr " NATHAN
She empire, its material and intc,.ectual Ms is
everywhere being rapidly developed d ia influence
and pcsltion as great Power eon,'nuay bee mng more
public currency nost decidedly l1proved II haa
bern unnecessarily 10 spsy for any extraordinary credit
during the current year The budget winch VIII he sub
mtsd bae been prepared with Wow u the greatest
possible economy The speech concludes by
The various Of local reforms shich
brought forward
Italy.
Ths Italian Parliament had hesn srGagei 10 debating
the genera policy q ,hs governmeai Ministerial enPia
Emperor Napoisons course, NOT sithstsndlug the
ssued occupAioa o. Rome BY Francs General Dxio
while occupying Roa dces prsvsus ths organ rAsu
Denmark.
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