New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Great Britain.

In tho House OF Commons Oh honu8y, hprlI
T. Ia reply TO n question PIT by Mr. Osborne, Lord
| paluerton said al the Powers that had signed the
Treaty OF 1852 had consented 70 send representatives To
the Conference. that answer had been received on
the Germanc Diet; that The basis Of the Conference
would be en- endcavor TO restore peacej and that no
| as1Distioe would take place.
Sir 4. Agnew gave notice that on FRIDAY next no
vonA gsk whether the Government had received any
reports from their cousuar officers 10 the United States
70 Tie effect tat British subjects had been kidnapped.
detained, otherwise outraged, with the ogect OF
forcing them to serve soldiers ii the Federal army
Mr. StanleA ia Announcing ~ the House that he bad
felt il 20 he hs duty send in his resignation stated
the reasons He submitted that the explanation he had
made must be satisfactory TO the House; but adding
thar ne ready 10 give any urtneF explanations thas
might be required.
HE HoSss then went into Committee Of Supply upon
The vote Of 1914 100 for naval stores agreed 20,
and 90 252J0oo was also agreed 10 for other Depart
ucnts.
10 Egypt 10 examine the Pnshe behalf Of the Crown
accompanied by Mr. l. Fletcher the owner Of the rams
78e Lio,,poof Albion says: The Great Eastern ha:
laying the cable between England and America When
the cable Is laid the propIiet0s Of the Great Eastern
ar 70 receive 10000 in paid shares OF the Atlantic
Telegraph Company. s not intended 10 lay the cable
re DaiIy E-., says Cotton growing has been intro
dreed with success into tho Bay of Panama. ..
Tie Stor ssys: In the Brazilian Senate proposition
tbat Foreigners should Lot be allowed TO hold slaves IN
| Bra III was rejected.
The ItrssS ~ rs WIN mrcn regret We announce
thai the Duke Of Newcastle has been compelled by iD-
health 10 resign tbs seals Of the Colosial Department.
Ar Cardwoll succeeds The Duke Of Newcastle as
Secretary OF state for the Colonies.
Lord Clarendon who first entered the Cabinet In ls4o
AZ Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lancaster Will succeed
Mr.. Cardy all as Chancellor " tie Duchy.
| Gunbaidi accompanied By his two cons arrived 81
northampton in the Ripon on Sunday morning April3.
| Tie Hss received with great enthusiasm Multitudes
Aocked the docks to welcome him. No formal recep
| ton was made. On Monday. he made public entry
into tie town from the Mayors residence and received
IN address from tho corporation. aud afterward en-
haraod for the Isle Of Wight on visit TO Mr.. Seely:
NJ p. The DIXIE Of Sutherland viii entertain 6arlbldi
| On bis arrival in London
In the House OF Loris on April s. Lord Donough.
more called attention 10 the % thc hoaTsarge, and
sstal Earl Russell II he bad Communicated with the
Tinted Stste3 Government on the subject Eaft Russell
Thought the word az an officer oi the United states
Navy, 10 the having come on board u, Vessea
without hix knowledge ought 20 D. taken.
| The Marquis OF Clenricsrie moved for the CORE
epaadcnce with the Confederate States III reference TO
the removal Of the British Consuls from southern
ports. Earl Russei! would aGirc 70 the motion for
pape1s. II tue words so-caed we're Inserted beore
Coatederate States" The motion Us amended, Vas
agreed -
GREAT PARLIAMENTARY MOVEMENT - TBB
srASSPELD-MAZzTSI APPAIR.
Tae Daily NeuS says il is understood that
measure. have been taken which viii make the House
of Commons very animated for the next few weeks.
Parliament shcuid last 90 long. The Tory opposition.
Il ia said, Is mastering its utmost strength for COM
bined and welorgaDized attack On the Government.
Tss Tires says the prospects of the Government have
undoubtedly improved since the ec.gEIeuecment Of
Easter rec The eIertions Of England In the cause
OF peace have net with At least partial success but
willie various things to prognostcate for the Gov
ermaent safe p1ssage through the remainder Of the
.essien there Is a rock ahead which they making
directly for We Abide TO the eiIeir OF Mr. stanslSld
We do NOT prejudice the csee We eIe quite willing To
hear and vel gh eyo thing tst MT. Stansed may lay
in eIenuSticD isiihcati0n but confess We think
that the defense TO such charge should Dc made by Nj
stansfct as . private member Of Paramcnt-not as
person connected with the Government.
Tie Ndr says the story goes that immediately after
the prodnct os the bud ct notice viii be given OF
motion to test tho strength OF tbs Government The
Tcy eNpeCtuuis profess themselves confident OF sue
ooss ord ohucle already over tho fall OF the Ministry
Several papers ascriDe the projected party movement 70
FL aoh intrigue. .,,
me xas,,Sey says that IL Il Is successful the new
Ministry viii he Nspo.ennic Government
alzyni has sddro seed lettnr 70 Jhs Tfmss soSpny
"A rsins that never was any money banded over or
SCAT by him 70 Mr. stansd for tie purpose Of helping
Greco Iehald. Donat any oeher, in any attempt
against tha Emyeror's life MD otherwise exop"rating
hr Stausi, ID from implication in political schemes ~
he above Italians and also protesting AGAINST tue event
Of British lucid and air plos heor of Hhieb MI
nslaid s tae victim