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later advicos rom Europe.
The scre- steamer Beatrice, nrrcry 'hc lc,ol
cruiser Tallahassee, left Calais ou the - Of Jul 20,
Liverpool.
Esrl Russell laid leoro Parliament cu tho 4'h iu.'
aditpatch from ". Seward ~ sir T. Bruce, The Brt.
ish hinbier at Wellington. in fcply to me oiic L
notification that ths 30, srnmeut OF Goat Britain hal
recognized O. fctcl on IL the United States al
end The following the substance Of the di.,ateh.
ssrnrd's letter j. lsted a, NSashinrton June ia,h.
and erprosies the Prefi'enfs Frstifcktion at tlr.
throughout the territory Of the Unit"d state- and AZ
" ~ snnopScem.l 4 inat ,hs cover nent Of Great
Ness'le that may te VI them; resreitinF, however,
Wat thcs, aHnounccu cuts arc accompanied h. come
rsery,ti n, sni eypianatons unac1qp,.bl. to the
not admit the necessity or u.ticein EnFl.nds having
estt Hrorded oe.ligcrcnt riehts 20 the rebels
ouer-'e 90 ths Government that Fngiand aud France
~ cd sith each other 10 ao in concert in regard to
, a't lion And II 10 10 be regretted that
ftihce before coming 10 the conclusions above nn-
no' S,d II "a further source Of resfet that Groat
her poft % bour, that any infnrrent ys s, that
may b. there can e'cape ii,o that Great britain al.
Their cplo5', and adopt any rag thev p case sf.er
Which they arc to be allowed TO remain unIno ested
insists that all such vcscs c forfeited 10 the United
states and ouiht to he delivered application,
se., under whttsver nag they NAV he ssing. The
lester concludes a. follo--i Sothwith.tnnding
tfen made by ller hsjcety's government, and which
have been herein considered, the nited state, Rc-
cpt Win vic A-uro the declsration hy which Her
bgesp's government have Withdrawn their former
concession Of hoiiFerent character to the insur
gents aud ths government further freely admits
h9, the normal relations between the two countries
being practically restored TO the condition IN which
hey stood before the civil the right to search
British vessels has to an end, by an arrsnse-
ment satisfactory In every material respect, between
TO this government TO know that Her Mnicstys gov
efnment have considered the views herein presented
sno intimate friendship betu the two nations ri
have, &c. WILLIAM II. bYw ,RD.'
Earl Rustel, In reply 10 the Earl ~ Derby, stated
tina, thore nothing In the Dispatches which con.
Grmed the report in tho newspspor, that the u,ua
courteses would be It'll denied to British ves.os OF
war.
cENeuRE Avn HEsI0sATioN of riH lord CHAN
cEiLOp.
In the House Of Commons, July ., Mr. Hunt moved
that the evidence taken before the Committee of the
House the Iced, BAnl lruptcy Court disclo,es that
great facility eIisis for obtaining public appoint.
ments by corrupt means; that such evidence also
that taken before committee Of tn, Hou,e Of Lords
In the case Of leousrd Ldmunds and laid before this
House shSw. - b sr ~ 81 ,esee and want o. esutiCn
grant Of retiring pensions 70 public ofieer oyer
ing the vacancies made by tie ne Iement Of ruch
officers, whereby gieat encouras em, NJ hu been gycn
70 corrupt practices and ,hai such aIity and want
OF canton, in the stence Of any improper mo-
tive are, in the opinion Of this House, highly repre-
hen.ibe, and e.cue Cd 70 throw dse edit on the Nd
| The Lord Advocate oOntonded that there was no.
thing in the care to warrant the severe censuros
| and Iaoyed an amendment 10 the feet that lie
House agreed vith the report Of the committee, but
granting Of pensions to per,on. holding LEGAL ofces
Nj. Henne-sy cont iended that this lid not touch the
motion. Mr. Bouyerie had given notice Of an amend
ment, which he could not now move. II however,
| the original motion were negsuved, he should
move his amendment on that Of the Lord Advocate.
| He had confidence in the Lord Chancellor. Mr..
Hunts motion .ai negstived, and hr. Bouverie pso'
lord P.lmerston, observing that the Hou'e had
sr s1y snd moved b. ba .S Is
| be adjourned till Tuesday.
tivsd, upon division, by III TO l63
The Lord Advocates motion having been nesstived,
Mr.. Bouverie moved his ansndlnen nd a. substADtiye
motion, which was agreed to without division. amid
loud cheering.
The Lord Chancellor rendered his resignation,
which has been accepted BY the Queen. The Chan
ceIor retains Office until the prorosstlon.
The resignation Of the lord Chancellor Wa an
nounced In both Housss Of Parliament. 1t was added
by Lord psmerston and Lord Granville, respectively,
thst for the last Ave months Lord we'tbur's resig-
nation had been placed at the disposi OF tho Govern
uent. The Premier however, had deemed il best TO
withhold H. in order that lord we'ihury nigh have
place III. result wa. that Lord we,bufy had been
cleared OF tho-e charges Of corruption thal hsd boon
snonymously made ssainst him.
The London TIMES says;
The diseredit OF Lord Chancellor 4. r1proAch 10
the nation a. large. Tho Office represents, TO tie
popular intelligence, s that vs. most elevated dig
nifty and power. The fret officer Of state, tho Presi-
dent Of the House Of Lords the krept u the Queeua
conscience, the head Of the '1dical ,y'tem OF the
cOuntry the nominator OF judies, great and small.
The largest dispenser Of church pltohWel 10 man
raised inconpRrnby above hls i6odt that no fail
ing Of his can be unlmp1rtant aui 70 prove him a
delinquent II 10 brand the country through one Of It's
most conspieuour TepfeseutAtves he result Of the
passed on the Lord Chancellor. Ihe amendment OF
Mr.. Bouverie, which except on che POINT, hardly
differed from that Of Mr Hunt ~'s carried without
division, and the most exalted ptih IN me GoVefn-
inent reproved BY vote orisin'uhs WIN one OF is
own supporters.
The DAILY NEws spplsuds the eonouc' OF the Houio
OF Commons, which thu, At the iV' moment Of It's
existence has fulfilled 10. highest AMY and asserted
Its perosatiye towards the Government and conn-
try.
: The TELEGKAIH "a the only lhnfo- 'onTnAl vhich
sdvocates the Lord Chancellor cstfe. -ui in q
leader on the debate protests sir th ist eEccsi Q.
faction as an insult 10 PARLIAMENT an an outrage ca
the country.
In tho House Of Iords luly ~ l"ru BrCugham
corrected misrepresentation Of 'h' position he Ia
1 taken in refersuce he had mad lA'' autumn, ~
York, 10 the American war. He believed the slaves
wGe emancipated b. the North A. q u cans OF har1s-
/, ! w the South bp. hs w~ saT7H'sS w 'l9s4a "