New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-19
Great Britain.

The Peruvian, City OF Cork, the HelveOa,
and the Bavaris had all arrived on March B. The
Austraasan arrived at Queenstown at 3:5Op. m on
Saturday, March 8.
The Damascus arrived at Liverpool March T.
The Tripoi, from New'fOrk' arrived at LAFerPoo'
telegram from Galway Of March 2 says: Three
casks of crude petroleum oil marked K j. q c. have
been found in this District" "
In the House of Lords, on Monday March 5. Lord
Granville announced that he should propose on ihurs-
sy that the Standing Orders be suspended in order
that the Cattle Plague bill might pass through all its
remaining stages on that day:
The Lord Chancellor moved the second reading OF
The bill TO make parties divorce suit capable but
not eompelabe 10 any questions as To whether
thew have or have not committed adultery. Lord
Chelmsford opposed the bill and after some discussion
measure. The Lord Chancellor, following the Usual
practice. compelled to declare his own motion TO
be negatIved
In the House Of Commons on Monday. March s in
reply questions the Chacelor of the Exchequer said
that the Reform Bill of which he Dad given notice for
March - would Ouy apply to England and W ales but
he hoped day be able to state what course
would be taken with regard TO Scotland and Ireland
The returns had been substantially complete Tor some
time past, and would probably be Published by Safur'
day
the vote of $500 400 army estimates was agreed to
after some discussion. 80
The Princess Heena's Annuity Bill was read third
time and passed. -
7&e Time, SAYS: The President Of the United St7tes
has Just refused bis assent 70 bill passed by both
Houses and has thus brought the Executive and Leg.
isaye powers of the Republic into direct COLLISION Win
each other This exercise OF authority he has JUSTIFIED
in long aud elaborate message of which is nor, We
think too much that II establishes, completely
and absolutely. the wisdom of his decision. The
question at issue concerned institution long
designated as peculiar 10 the Southern States OF
the Union but the events which have recently trans
pred IN Jamaica will enable us 10 understand with
very little difficulty the political conflict in America
IL said that the public had testified their approval
OF act designed TO express the determined oIposi
ton the President sectional and oppressive egis
laoD Nor should expect less from the good sense
of the American people. In this country the courage
and decision exhibited by President johnson will con-
firm the respect in which his policy has been held ana
will entite him 10 c7edtas OF the abest statesmen
who have ever conducted great nation successfully
through perious crisis by hrmness moderation and
wisdom. 49, . -
The Times soys of the coming Reform bill: Mr.. Il.
Crawford, NJ. r., had interview with Earl Russell
on Monday present resolutions unanimously adopted
at public meeting IN Ayr IN favor oil substantial
measure Of reormextension OF the franchise redis-
trbution of seats, and increased representation Tor
Scotland"
Tie Times says Of Fenianism The police have been
watching and searching all sorts Of craft in the Boy Of
Dublin in the hope OF finding Stephens
Arrests reported to-day six in Belfast and two in
Cork. A sharp lookout is kept on all sea'going
vessels.
NJ. Louis Hottinjuer the Paris banker, is dead leay
iug property 10 the value Of f2.4OOOOO
Cabinet Council held on Saturday at the
official residence Of the First Lord Of the Treasury In
Downing.st.
The Court Journal saws Of the Princess Helena: A
few weeks ago mentioned that the marriage OF the
Princess Helena Prince Christian would take place
in July next and not in June generally stated. We
nsy now add that the 9th Of July isthe day fixed and
the ceremony will be performed at the Chapel Royal Of
ST George, Windsor.
TAe Times says OF the Atlantic Cable: A new com.
pany about 10 be introduced to carry out the ar
engagements for LAYING the Atlantic Gable 1t Is TO be
called the A Dgo- American Telegraph Company, with
capital Of 1900 900. The old company VIII be repre-
sented the Board Of the one and the plan Is to
be submitted 10 meeting OF the shareholders OF the
fermer on Thursday next
FRENCH vIBw oP FRNIASIsM.
a chronicle of political affairs for the past
month could not be well completed in the Rerue des
Dezz Mondes without notice OF Feniansm. AFTER re-
marking how in England the practical sense OF people
in authority is found more in House of CorDmo
than in Cabinet and mentioning the suspension OF
the babeas corpus in Ireland for six months the writer
continues: -
mo doubt this strange conspiracy and this rabid
Of Eenans do not present any serious
danger TO the United Kingdom. but they lay an 10.
6rmity which still subsists in day. Ihat immunity
may be noticed without ofense 20 the political men OF
the present generation who are entirely blameess Tor
the evils which these movements in Ireland reveal TO
us. The English statesmen Of our time have wished
20 be jnstto Ireland, and have been truly liberal TO-
ward her Ireland has been admitted to all the ber.
ties possessed by England; but the two races are
subectedto q strsuge heritage OF hstred and mys.
ferrous reversion OF faults. One curions circurn.
stance Is that the natural enmity OF Ireland to
ened and well,todo classes. who might be ex-
pected sc have cherished longer the memory Of the
Injustice Of British domination h on the contrary per-
petuated instinct which is still deeprooted in tho
hearts Of ehe lower cssses Of the people 1t is from tho
people that the FeDans have issued from people who
must indeed be Sndicye since their representatives
after quitting their own country for another
Iloy the means they have acquired In America In
eanizDg premedhsted vengeance against those whom
they stl dates as the oppressors OF their The
Irlsh eXodnf Ineligible. The Irish went 70 seek
more renuDerativc employment and more comfortable
existence in America and Australia; but 1t was never
Thought Int fixed In those distant countries they
would pressrye q spirit OF national organization. and
seturp as euereA disqueting II not formidable against
those whom they regard es the unjust rulers
Of their country which In body only they had Quilted
while their souls remained still there This moral and
political phenomenon suggests terrible thoughts
Aga st this Feban conspiracy now secret in Ireland
out open and public in the United states the English
Government Is obliged in take defensive precautions
for which 1t has obtained the assent OF Parliament
The ma.erial danger will be removed. but for the
evil Other remedies required. We do not know u
there be ny effective ones; anyhow, We cannot bAi
applaud thu, sentiments expressed by MI Bright 10 the
passage speech the suspension OF the haDeas
whe1 he mpOred the leaders OF parties In the
House 10 leave their dissensions and combine their
talents and in fuence TO remove the remnant OF the
grievances OF Ireland. The most apparent OF these
grievances Is the temporal establishment possessed BY
the Anglican ca urch In Ireland. When Fenianism 10
put dow IL will necessary TO reform that Establish
ment which is standing outrage on the religious faith
Of the majority Of the Irish people
GILLIAN PRIvATgBRs IN EUROPE.
A Chiiian privat,er steamer has been fallen
IN with of tie coast Of Norway. The Concordia
spansb steamer arrived In Christiansend 10 load
cargo OF fish for Cadz was spoken BY her. and FORUM
ately escaped by hosting me EhgsS nag. N
Northern produce The aiove-Dsme steamer Con-
oorda arrived ut Falmouth the 18th OF February on
er return voyage 70 spain ana pfoeesoea 'A'n0' W