New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

Tn the House of Lords on Monday, May &,
Lord VedesdaIe oomplancd that the report OF the Ed
munds Committee reflected on ne conduct oil tho sanu'
ing Committee in reference 10 MI. EdmunGts p"nsio
lie sbonld call attention 10 the matter on Tuesday.
Lord 81 Leonards brought Ia u bill for the proven
ton of strikes aud iOck-Ou
The bill was read first time .
Lord Granville gave notice that on Tuesday he shonld
move the resembling Of the resolution granting pen
zion 10 Mr. Edmuuds. ,
In the House OF Commons on Monday. May the
debate on the BCrOu h Franchise bill was resumed Nv
Mr. (regorv who said he did not believe the ieeAnB OF
the House was in favor Of the bill. lie was 81 MI
loves opinion If that bill were passed 10 Wond iend
directly 10 universal suffrage. He denied that by
extending the ~ ragc they would havo better govern
meut As regarded peace ard commerce and addEoed
America and Australia as aiio'diug proofs oil his piopo
sition. lie should not support The bilL
Sir G.. Grey defended The government from charges
of breach Of faith In respect 81 reform. lie taid NE
Government We ld vote Tor The second reading. Hr
wished II 20 10 distinctly understood that " II was
intended that The bill for 40 irchise vas 20 oe iahen
ms a political test AT the elections which were not Tor
distant tie Government woal object to II and say
they not bound 10 q sS franchise.
Mr.. Forster strongly Supported TIE blli
SIR. Horsman coniended hat this bill eonld not be
final. IL was accepted only rs an nstallllent ana
must lead ultimately 10 universal suffrage. :.
Nr. Die. aeli said tbs question could no. be deal,
with partsv and therefore be- should oppose tie second
readig OF the bill. lie warned The Hous, against
ancioniIg anything resembling Democracy. and called
on the House 10 reject the bli By large majority.
The House then divided 90 toe ~ previous iH'siloh
when here appeared Yeas 2l3i nays, 2-o-mhJofity
~. The bill Is therefore Loot
The Timss Of Tuesday IN leader says We are not
without hope that Mr. johnson viii treat tie enemy.
once at his mercy. with greater lenehcy than cis
Now that Lee has Surrendered Noble has f.lln ana
Gen Johnston has confessed himself exhausted TIE
Northern people whose minister he H. afford 10 hc
magnsnimoas and We do M. believe That hey val
suly their vlo; iry with dee oi cruelty.
Speaking ~ Booths death. The TINS says; Such
an end was too good for such miscrcani, and most
honest lien will feel III common with toe American
ueoplc that Justice lgs been cheated Of u victim.
Mr. Adams. the American Minister. was present a,
the debate y the Reform bill
Tributes TO THR MEMORY or PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.
| The municipality OF Palermo have determined
tina, one Of tue streets in that city shall BE- named aer
President Lincoln.
The PLale de Ia Lors Of Nantes. which appeared in
mourning when II publ shea the news Of Sir. Lincoln
murder now suggests shat penny subscription should
be collected for The purpose OF presenting To hfh Lin
coin gold medal bearing the following inscri ption
Liberty Equality Fraternity To LiuColn. twice
elected President of tn United States. French Demo
cracy grateful Lincoln. the honest man. abo.iste,
slavery re-cstahlished the Union saved the Republic
without vailing the Statue Of Liberty lie was aasas
.inated GA the iifh OF pril l-l5"
The En- ress received BIZ. nd Mrs. bgelow on sun
aay last H"r Maia.ty after expressing her profound
emotion NJ the recent fni events IN Washington. Al
nounced that she had add rss private letter tender
ing her sympathy 10 Mrs. Lincoln.
Tho Belgian arrived on the morning Of May 10.
In the House a Lord. the motion Withdrawing Mr..
Edmund-'s pension was agreed 20.
The Prince oi W llcs openo. TIE International EShi
bition in Dublin ON May N.ih great coas. ia the
presence Of l0.coo porsois.