New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
England.

House, OF LORDS, Monday, March l4.--Lord
Granville announced dat the House would adjourn of
FTidey next for the Kester Reese
Lord Derby asked Lord WodehoUse question In
reference to a speech made BY Mr.. Hail. Ike Danish
Minister.
TJrd wodebcn.e explained that when b, stated n
Mr. Han his bel II that nothing the Danish Government
could do would arrest tho taken by the German
Powers he alluded 70 the execution In boston orderod
by tie Diet
lord Campbell asked no 10 the incoming OF words i'm
puied 10 Prince Go-chakof as to 3 combination DO
tween ltussis Austria, Irussia, and England
Eai Granville raid Prince GorcLakoi could only re-
tered into ro combination that could be considered M
d-niAyins a slightest hostile feeling toVsfd Franco
fiotzg or Ccssoss Monday March H-hr. Roe
buck ss.od II The SctorGon had stated that 1t
va. the intouDu Of the Government 70 reAOn1trate
with the Government 81 the Confederate States upon
their employment Of agents for Illegal pnrToscs, he
alo asked Il The Government intended "a rsmonstrate
with the Federal Government Tor recTu!tng IN The
cyantr5 and Ia Ireland Mr.. Ko~buck attacked the
Federal Government and declared that he should be
glad n American chipping were swept from tue seGS
lie sd tie character vi England hsd not been Upheld
~ IL ought 10 be uphold. and that h. hid therefore
right ~ ipqlire whether the strict neutrality protested
BY tie Government had been 'aaintaned In thIS mat
ter he SAID. The honor OF gland was Gt stake
Lcr P.liner.,nn cgid that the Government had re-
onf,raet or the subject and prosecutions had been
nstut-d aid there would be backr ardncss on their
part in yindicating the honor Of the country.
Mr.. night said Hr. Roebuek's speech was unworthy
Of any member Of the House.
Lord Cecil thought there plenty OF reason for re-
moustrs,iug With tho federa..
NJ. Kinylako condemned Mr.. Ioebucfs attack and
ridicalei his prcteDsons.
OF Monday. In leader saysi Insrc ~ very
good reason 10 bees, though the matter cannot yet be
announced M absolutely certain, that tho Conference
Which kay.lBd has oarGostly ondeayofed - call
together vii after AL. actually asssmble The last
crprGsty 10 thns given for The nations Of Europe 10
l end 10 state VI Affairs. the tension VI which l.
beceslg day b. day and in-upportabs and
prevent tue catastrophe which Otherwise cannot be
much longer deferred.
4 Telegram frum Madeira ~ March T. SAYS The
FLORIDA Confederate steamer nom Bfest YlI la here
Feb. % waS Allowed ~ receive 20 tUEs Of Goals and
vsiTr and prVr lsions and resirod 70 leave the
po!t again which she did on the following day.
4 telegram ron lIf.on OF March IL, saysi Tho
FLORIDA cozlcd ct trinidad on Feb -.
The Aruhdnke Mammalian II Austria rrriYed IN
London on March 70. and Immediately proceeded 10
Marlborough House 20 pay IA yslt 10 tne King Of the
Bisisn- IL. f-th.r IL The ArchducLes- Later IN tie
day Tie Irincess Of wales drove out with Tho Arch
dsol.,.s. Her imperial higbnoss aned with tho Prince
cad ~ Doss- ~ Was ~ meet the King ol the Del.lans
at Marlborough Hvusr
On Friday tie great reservoir OF the HoAicoL Water
Cuup any. ioO acres IN rx;oat, and which held mora
than EiI0a cubic feet OF water suddenly baTst lie
elbaukmeaL carrying away houses factories, pEldgus,
miHs, and destroying two hundred persons
bOuR or LORDS, tuesday March l5-The Earl OF
Etabcroagh said ke should call attention - tbe differ
enees between Denmark and Germany on Friday. lie
asked II tie Identical note Of Austria aud Prussia,
wnich had been pnbLshed, BGS correctly reported.
The Duke OF Some set said hat the pubshed aote aa1
SUBSTANTIALLY SoT.o.I