New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
England.

HousE OF LORDS, Monday, May W.-Lvlu
Isttleton in calling attention 70 the STATE OF w
sy,;o In New Zealand said the real cause OF the ia'N
- ,xas had goyernu ent Of the nauNts. ehP' ~
srroyed their native institutions, aAd gwen UNI. ~
ING In exchange lie thought We ought 70 Sc ~,
n, through The war in spite OF me espensv, ~
sy ba- ,rss N he done with tie blu for suppreSs'
Sac tbe rebellion aud il reference 10 the Bu"Ia4y ~,
~sired by the colony for the loan III three honS ""''
s0Sy said every effort woud be used TO sup
,-ess the rebellion The act relating thereto e5u uec
S.nctioned The question OF the iosh was s'n ui-'i
erS TvTesen Earl Cancsrty ard Fail Grey all de-
mnced the measures taken by the ColoniM eshs~t"e
IA reference 70 the natives ~, IN To- ~o,,v On
Uorsr OF CosliONs. Monday. May 50-m fcii! 20
~ TodeSinSon. the Attorney-GeneTal Tecountei the
Sircnmsances IN connection with the pnre1He =! w
6oyernment Of the Mersey steam rams nv uo'
snt before the seizure offered 10 buy the rams 'he
.,sr VI as refused and the ships subsequently seN.u
Gr Bravay the alleged owner, offered 70 sen ihem ~
sriee which was considered too large ana ms on.r
IaoIine5 Later he asked the Government WHAT price
shey wond Give and the terms OF purchase were gfe.
an the alleged owners still maintaining tha' ,iV lu
Seen no volstiOn Of the law on tner part
baso was not regarded the conGonaton OF an oense
committed By the defendants. Ibe Co'efu'en'
vSonght the law 1t stood sufficient TO cheek ma
tsces and he did not think thus TRANSACTION "ot w
,ats az nremiun 10 shpbuders TO speculate IN puliu
sag vessels of war for heligeronts. The prlee gNei
y the ships was al9S COO and further sum o. a'9oO
ior their completion. The price hrst ssked wa
mr.. Whiteside moved that the eIftiDg duties OF
n;rits should be reduced. The Chancellor opposed
K nation which was subsequently NithdrawD-
UoIep ny COMMONS, Tuesday May JL-hf. Lay
-d sad the Government had not received informs
the reasons why the Chincha Islands were oeeaPe'
~ Che Spanards. Il, ,o.;o 40 a.
Mr.. Lindsay postponed his MOTION IeAa0'e !" 'A
Confederate States to June II. IN
The Nord Deutschs AHgensiat Iedung says; tyS
- the neutral Powers had no objection to see the ho
efstn succession treated as German question, the
would nevertheless regard the succession IN Sehese
- a question subject 10 international decision. IN
Make of Angusenburg left Kie en- ronte for Berlin.
"a TIN saws: The Penipoientiaries accrcdtfe'
a. -, lon Conference me-. Saturday al The ol6c.a
t,Goepee OF he First Lord Of tle Treasury: All Va
emhers OF the Conference we're present. 4 he Zen
&reace viii meet again Thursday next"
Cabinet council was held on Saturday at tie Treai
Dxy.
THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW.
The Times says: "On Saturday the vour
Scers were reviewed in Hyde Park. in the presence
sseh g concourse OF spectators bas seldom befor
assembled within its precincts. AS military demoi
asrsson was Of its kind. one OF the most important
- pageant IL one Of the most brilliant IL Po'
able to imagine. The total OF arms on the grouna wa
a. 7l3' -
Tia Daily Ns,rs says 81 letter from Vienna says
EEenforcements being prepared for TIC Anstr'sI
sauadron in the German Ocean. The Naval Depart
xnept IA getting the frigates Danube "a guns
he Adria 90 and the Dandolo (2O ssd an iioIcad
gate fitted for sea- The Austrans viii then have tbs
eyeponderance over the Danes"
MARRIAGE OF THR COUNT DE PARIS.
On Monday, May 80, Louis Philippe Albert
a. Orleans Comte de Paris the eldest hope Of the Oh
hans family was married 10 his first cousin, the Flin
Saes Isabelle Of Spain in the presence OF most Illus
3rous company including not only English nobility ane
hreign Embassadors but many Of the representative
a the old historic Of France who still adheJc II
toyaty and hope 10 the fallen fortunes OF the Oresn
Gynssty The marriage was celebrated in the Roman
catholic Chapel at Kingston where the Due de Charrt
Wa married last year.