New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
Great Britain.

House Of Lords Monday. Feb. l3.-Lord
HcGGftOn moved for returns relative TO the WORK.
ing OF the Metropolitan Casual Poor Act. Earl
Tortesoue thought that the act was . iaiime. A0or
@ lue discussion, Lord HOuChtOns motion was agreed
60. and the House adjourned.
The House of Commons Monday Feb. ia new
writ was issued iog he County OF Tppcrary in the
iown OF The ODonoGGe who las accepted tie Chiltern
hundreds. This VIII enable Tie ODonoAue 10 GO 10
en- poll at Tralce.
n reply to Mir. Lawson Sir C Grey said he had given
directions for delaying the execution of Polzzoni He
Sad received memorial on the subject IRON 1iaias
hich was under tho consideration % TIC Judge who
tcd the The tils in respect 20 Banks OF Issue
and the Bank Of ireland were read first time.
Sir c. Grey moved fOr leave 10 BRING in bill to con.
eolidate end amend the laws relating TO prisons.
After much discussion leave WIS given to Introduce
Che bin
TIE TINES in n leader saws: "Thc American War has
been sngulav fruitful of unexpected events hut If al
tte turns Of foi tune has been theaIricay
audden than tina. i now reported TO have happened
fn favor o the South 1t this moment ire rejOcng5 OF
Llc North are suddenly hushCd. and we are assured
fom Ncw-York tA-t President Davis has the game in
his hands anu the Independence OF the south
either with the aSscat Of the North or in despite o. e
according 10 his pleasure. The clue o this startling
rystery 70 be found in the statement firmly credited
iR America that the Emperor OF Mexico has conveyed
IN trust TO Napoleon III me ihtFl portions .. TIC
Mexican territory. TO be held und administered by
French Vceroy, IN qu laton OF The claims OF tance
GpOn the Mexican Government. This cesspn. 1t as
onmed In The North could lot possibly occur VIII mt
the recognition OF the Southern ConeGeracy ~ France
aud that recognition il is farther assumed would at
Powers OF Europe ,
'Thc pre- umDtions current IL; sub cct strength
enod Byte aujcipations entertained Of an emaucp
lion policy on tie psYt a. le Confederate Government
The surprise fet N this country at so marvellous q
Dncnge Of prospect viii be 'roased IN 10 sAi 1e &C
10y genera. incredrlity."
ne Cave mol has brough, the following intelligence
Tie United States steamer lroGuos guns, an Il IN
Table Bay on Dan 9, Win portion o. VIC crews Ne
cehOoner Lizzie n Stacy ana the bark EdwoId both Of
which vessels were burnt at sea by tae SheIancOnn
me crew on board aiterv and being landed at Tristan
dAcaala frcu whence they were taken ny inc no
tugiS .
In addition % The above tic following is list Of the
ships BIZ ned by the Shenandoah
Bank Alma. from Cardiff, bound 70 South ~ T4ea
with Goals; brig Susan from England - south ~ cca
with Goals: bark ID. Godfrey. EOm liostpl 10 ' ai'
raraiso. schooner Charter Oak, iion boston 10 San
Francisco.
Thr bark Adelaide with Argentine flag ct he peak
WAS boarded Ut appears that lie captain OF shenln'
Soah dennded her bill OF sale and transfer 10 the
ARGENTINE Rcglilc which the capt.ln oou.l h0t pro
9uce She wa then ordered 10 be destroyed. Alter
fhcv had broke the cabin and poured tar ana iurpehhe
over tsc hoor the captain Of the Aae4ils spokc
words 10 the piivaecT captain, upon Nnich ne I'D
etey ordered them 10 repair WhAt dlmaee Y! laS
done and release the vesse II j. si1 that se Djiohseo
70 a friend OF the Confederaes. -
The Duke OF Northumberland died suddenly AZ
aluD;cF Castle on Sunday. Feb. IL.
TB, Daily Neios saws: "Cardiusl Wiscmhn was con-
sdered TO be in sinking condition on MohuaY a'ei-
noon. The medical s;enGanis enertaln no AooS I" ht
recovery" ,.,
Ihe India Clina. and Australian mails lad arrived.
TuF COYPEDpl;A ATE IRONCLAD srONEWALL.
This vessel formerly the Ohnde), which TO-
Gently left France has pu into CoTunna, Ieaky sac Is
very heavily armed, having four Guns, none ol "slcu
are less than 2OOpcUnders. Her rom plates are iour
5nchcs in thickness Amoog her crew are NUMBER VI
size Alabamas men.