New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-17
Great Britain,

In the House of Lords, Monday April 3, the
Public Schools bill after much discussion read
second time
The Mutiny bills went through Committee.
Mr. Golden died at his chambers in Snffk ST. on sun
day morning of asthma He was in his 6lst year.
In the House OF Commons Monday AprI s. Lord
pamerstOn took occasion 20 notice the great loss Whc
The House and the country had sustained by the death
and TO pay tribute 10 the character OF the late Mr.
Cobden-to his honesty Of purpose and the sincerity
with which he sought the good Of his country however,
some might differ non bin as to the means 1t was'
reserved to Mr. Golden 10y his untl'ilg industry hisl
personal activity and his energy of mind TO carry ino
practical effect abstract principles which others hadl
discovered and advocated Great as was his talents
and industry and eminent his success, the dis
kDterestedness of his mind he sid. equal to hem
all H. had been authorized by Her Majesty 10 offer,
Mr Golden seat in the Cabinet. when he declined,
es well as honOrs aud distinctions subsequently rendered
b. him as an acknowledgment of his great achieved
aente The House feel he added, that II had lost
bne OF its brightest ornaments.
I Mr.. Disraeli described Mr. Golden as not only an
ornament TO the House OF Commons. bus an honor To-
England.
! Mr. Bright oppressed with emotion gave ntterance
30 his feelings in few touching words.
, The House then went into Committee of Supply on
the Navy estimates; votes TO the amount OF a'6O 4l
Mr. F. Peel moved that g 7is 900 be voted on ac
tOunt OF the civil service estimates but the vote was
withdrawn for the present.
American Minister has demanded satisfaction for the
srng upon the Niagara and Sacramento by the Poriu
fuee forts he also requests The dismissal OF the Gov
ernor OF Fort Belein, and sate Of n guns 10 the
4merican flag. Nothing has yet been decided In the
Efatter.
I The Pare de Ia Loire says: 4 judicial inquiry has
eeen instituted at Lorien by order Of the Government
htO the conduct Of certain pels1ns accused OF attempt
Sng TO disturb the internal and external security of the
Etate by aiding and abet'ing the armament Of the
Oindi now known as tie S,onewail
Tn Times Of Monday in loader says: The orgsn
s,ed resistance Of the south is row almost confined to
the vicinity Of Richmond, aud tie continuance OF the
war in lie present form depends un the genius OF Gen
ice alone 1t is reported that this consummate general
has now repaired in person 70 TIC Gene OF sherman 8
operations and that he bss CoWlli RICHMOND 10 incl
care Of his ieutenGnts. while preparing himself iof the
decisive battle. This battle he may possibly win or
H. South can still put one army The field equal tO
sny antagonists bat the North h1s other armies beside
ehermans and Lee only strengthen lis front Of oue
point by weakening it a. another Tie war has been
snguarly protraoted by uneXpe' ed events but 1t Isl
hardly in reason TO anticipate I q the Confederate
commander can long mainall hs pottloh against tne
eoalescing forces Of Sherdan sherman and,
Grant. What viii come TO pass an iheI
confederate States submit Vi,h submissioni
eether more nor less complete than thei
submission Of Louisiana The 90. OF the Norm is,
at the south afer the defeat Of Lee vii ledgei
Hself beaten ana own thst Secession A. fairly Played
out" Ii is imagined that me ConfedefaieS with incl
natural versatility Of Americans vii give up lost
eame and accept the result But tbs Is TO take mite
account Of the passions cicenderol Tor four years
2srce and vindictve warfare ar q The antipaihles IN
1hich the itself originated. If the South cam
fealv return to the Mon with the ease and sincerity
anticipated b. the North tire spectacle VII be most
sItra6ydnary and vet lothng short OF snch phenom
knon can end the strife II is not enough that armed
Exposition should II nas ceased in Nenetia and
Poland Much more has 10 b. done I0r Tie recon
strnction of the Union bat hoV when that work Isl
b be accomplished OF whether i is possibility al all
sre questions on which it y oud be VAN for Europeans
y speculate.
r is Army and Nary Ca-attc says The Gun
cotton Committee have been irving further ex
keriments with this highly explosive muteriaL and
here seems 10 be every hope OF 1T being used instead
Of powder as bursting charge ior shells and also g.
lac in the tOrpedoes AID other similar vessels which
sre expected TO be la gely employed in anl future naval
Nsr.
1 Atwood Spooner's barkingl onse At Birmingham
has reouened on Monday os a branch u the Birning
ham join, Stock Bank Qimitsd)