New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
Arrival Of the Male Of the Burspa-A
Scene In the House or Csmmen~-Unfen
and Rebel Cruisers In shc Chsnnei-
The Crew Of the Aiabama-Mc1iean

md Rebel Cruisers In she Chsanei-
The Grow Of the Ainbama-Mc.iesn
| News.
| The mails of the Europa arrived here early
Yesterday morning. A summary Of her news has o.
ready been published.
THE SCENE IN THE HOUSE or COMMONS on MON
| DAY NIGHT.
| The opening of the lists for the great Parlla-
meptsry passage OF arms characterized by NIL the
ruater features which denote intense public interest
The puriieus 81 the House OF Commons we're crowded
IA might have been expected. ard within the wais Il
the privileged chamber the gathering OF members was
early ard tie attendance large. At ernoty a o'clock
the hero Of the next three nouns entered the "ore ana
WAS greeted with very hearty cheer by Ills ir.endE.
The first object on which Mr.. Dsraehs eye could have
| fallen WA Mr.. Gladstone. looking Aabiy hesh,
ard decorated with rose IN bIs butIoh.hoe' 10
short tine Lord Pamerston entered and the peculiar
Parliamentary applause loud aid general from De-
| Lird and below he Ministerial benches:
The tgt ohbstrueiion 20 the real business of the
evening having been disposed Of Mr.. Deli presented
himself and commenced In rpmarlabiy Gidncte tone;
and Tor period counting By more than an honr and
hail oonired himself 10 narrative tnterspofsed with
, but little comment aud abstainng almost wholly from
ANYTHING Ike aggression As ms manner Is he tnrnod
frcn e Ministerial phalanx, and talked at an angle to
"a point somewhere between the last sent on the mont
Isft 81 the great DOR Of ,h5 House frowey,r ureon.
scously this position voJ chosen for a"r while,
nYd usf when Mr psrnoli critioisin some Of his
dspitchrs Lord Russell came IN mud seated himself
ex i,tiy Ia the sighiHe of the speaker ~ ths time
eyory nook and corner Of The House ~as NH nnd cnn
-pioious In a font below the bar was the Poet
Laureate sitting In close cuntfct with tie DaAe OF
ATgyl while tire CELERY over The clock and The pas
sag. behind 1t was overlooking with peers ami tTe'g
diplomats, t. notable among WhOiD nas the Duke Oh
Cambridge.
seldom. il ever. has great member Of Parliament
had 20 fol- and attentive audience as MI. DsIs"i
drew Oh this occasion; and probably there has seldom
been speciI ruty speech delivered under oifcum'
stan OF less Excitement, or which ei'ci,ed 20 'c"
cheers. Every point which Was made VAS iiihfnly
caught M by The Opposition; aid ~ many Of ihet
body were 10 The gallery opfosIe to thciF Lender hrir
cheers rcyerbefaird With sUud rs a ihey cue run
tie suppol of the Govern eat producing IN odd
spontanc.iy sparsr, the Humorous asitftlpEs ~
linraler rare-ihe most pronounced beinx when Nj;
iisraei To"diug vhs Be designated pathetic appeal
from tie GoverlmeBt n Iraace FOX aid aad -, cTlon
o. Il pat his voice into mourning ani sh'a oh
bis worus concluding by mock resort ~ ha handscr'
chi-l
No doubt when the moment OF peroratipn cane the
hight honorable ge.iera an sLeiird i"set ylgOfOGsy
aid Went IN Tor loud decaD alton, b.. there MAS effort
Ia this rs there hl! thivu-n lie eech. AID mofe
than AIN ordinary tone VI it GOODNESS wrlch seems COW
stiuii"rEl IN Nr Dlsract and Euicn ho docs hot es
eape from e,cclt wien 10 fiass responsibility TO 'e
winds which Vas Ialtasly Ey 10 means bus ,nlioh
GA O. muliun. During The FIRST ttrrc quartis u ts
two iOnrs and trcr Cuartcss ogtiiOa. NJ. tladsione
follow ING cus,om with him when Nj. Di-rneii Is
Speaking nv back ~ BIS coat. with "a, a. sej an
seemed &" CONT slunJ"r suggestive ~ cohteu
iuconsdos OF What III. OPPONENT Vas -! log lea
ing IL ALL Lag ara 10 t our ,hpsAilphs p4onut,N ifum
the blue BOOK which would aai 10 be answered away
IL vas thus for tmo supposed that The I nder Sec
rotary fof Foreign AiiaTs was g. follow Nj Deraeii.
lat exc lo- dctylto ii lis frguEcriyCd intention, Mr.
Ol.Gs loAe gave evidence that lie listening niten
ve'. competing c'ldHousy. aud even taking mriiYe
tnouCh oopDgs IDiea
When Lis turn came, he sprnng up rlfb an alaorfy
Which eLc iag 10 tiosc rl.O preferred 10 listen
him, to the restoration wlich utarrs sought ~ he
cr teal hour 81 y; Tor oven TIE mighty master vi
Gc.atc l-lcd 10 kUep al tie gssc,ity when hgd mus
lchly DE sD.t ilht cOI.G he
cap ed. Those who remained were rc.i rewarded ty
hearing - speech whieb rs IL wss ate2 br step AZ
apsscI ~ Tat u NT. D,rtel was necessarily up In
ys0my.u which combinsd argument ~ .-traiion In
lloi-noro genuine humor than nr. GLADSTONE often
deycop---siToasn. hrh sentiment nsd "nldIess IN
drfcnsc which Amounted ~ indignant and honest dan
aUos. gho tho closing sautsnoss iDsc Ia hist oi
elle-e Which coatEasIed. With happ, effect win
tr steiner sDd noTe psact.oal but n9 lAoielfg TIC
lees efiu part Of tie speech which as equal and
BlOr0. To tie reputation Of tie speaker:
II d eecL could settle Ihe political contest now go
Ing on debate -it have ended there. IS q wa,
il brought out cheer. rom many Eo~aim sap,"rt-r
VI tic GosoTau, IT. and cDncsntg Ned 9TH ccrt"in
,ounlarinsss ia. synpnlLi.s OF eEer) nember-sa'e
ono. pcrhapsvho were gathered M TIE rear ana haos
81 Ministers. Tie Intervention Of Nr hewdosG and
lr kiu ake gave rom Tor epose TO the ner,es Of tho
l0u,e. which were not too severely shattered by tGe
ersfciiaiiou ~ General Peel, rodcrmrg hs promise
that tie Government should hear from hi- day or
ti.l Danish policy A. 10 tie Lord Adyoc ite lie had
evidently consented pe; form The useful but vcry
diFnted, part 81 sopbhr Lord Stanley. Judging
iso the cheers which ever and anon greeted tim must
lave Teen q sreantc bit Lis vocal defects make il
neocsaEy for ose Al any distance fom bin % take bis
buck Mr. Usbolne aud hr Golden for he adjourn
ueLi Of tie ds5eta, the latter Was successful
LITTLE JOnsSI's CATRCnIsA.
Prem sh- Owl
a,.tans;a--Can you tel me, child. what you
iitls Jo,.-,-I am very susil member OF very
veal Cabin.t In ay-ry great country.
Br,taasis-- How do you account Tor saving become
iiLe JoAr.,-By reason u the nsinc which in.
her ted from my fathers and ny srandna'heFs 81 M
birth, ,,. -
s,i.s.,s-pid they give you anything else at !onr
NTH which should NJ you for your present post
I'M JsInr,- Yes. the ;nert ~ saorincinF every
thing 10 Keep IT, and Of providing ior al n' relations
~ B-:srSis- Ha,, you any Other higher dOaes'
Ltf.is Joh1ay-ho.
been neglected fen me- child, how did you expect IN
L,ak Jcla1y-By preserving Denmark ard keeping
re peace.
Lad J9An.y-Dismcmoorod Denmark end m'%Y~o
LIS cuuL.T, In Var.
st,,.a,n-And y IN this Keep you in Office
I4,tls Joknny-ho; tpu hog--i VII tnrn mo oa''
g,,.aaaLa--N 10 L.iee you more than .he n,rmn*sf
Iiuic JeAnss-The Danes
Bolaa,ia-W ho laughs a. you more Loan bi-nll[ff
p,ui, 'J;A,r,-Ths Emperor of the French.
Bri,a.a,s-if you - 50 Mr. T!shoa' him. VII" VII
hsppcni -, III 1,., m -, cs,r.n
ny,. and keep on, our own commerce and eyeDthins
al 60 into Germany through Franco ana American
cruisers under The German Tag VII destroy our COM
nsr.o ard the French viii crrry the rsd1 ot me uoc
,nd got the Rhine provinces. and We snail pTorapy ko
% war aith tho Unitel Staes erd We shall not 10 ebe
On and enough troops to turn The Germans c 81 Den
,n.,k-so thai tho cannot bo success, Snd y " Is
! .ucesss will be wofso than itiIurv a.,
! overwhelmingly boz did you -. ~ th's a. INC
lax Je..ny--No; ] nsvo. could sac yer, for oeah
B,ttanaiG-Well. you haze got ma.1ois mo s'9"'