New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-30
Great Britain.

The House Of Lords had been engaged upon hfD 70
check Sunday trading among the lower classes IN ohuon.
II met with much opposition, but wac nLay duopV"u "
majority OF one. ,-n NJ, 1ud,o,a
replied to some inquiries as TO alleged relusas W I
Bank of England TO afford accommodation 70 oahkefs au
merchants on Government securities He quoted hgres
from the Bank show how liberal had been the
accommodation granted, and how grodndess was any S
plant that had been made.
The bill in regard to the tenure and improvements Oh
land by tenants Ireland debated, but Do action was
taken. -, l..
on the 18TH in the House of Commons, Mr. Layardi IN
response TO an inquiry said that the Official dispatch 81
Commodore Rodgers on the bombardinent OF saPsasp
was entirely inconsistent with the statement made by al
mral Denman. He stated that the conduct OF the BRUSH
Minister TO Chill was approved OF by the British Govern
Mr. Wstkn called attention 10 the termination of the
Reciprocity treaty and condemned the conduct OF the
English Government in the matter he pointed 70 inc
naval preparons of the United States Omeet emergencies
on the fishing grounds and expressed bis belief that there
something far serious in the present aspect Of
affairs than was supposed lie wanted 10 Know VINO "as
responsible for this state OF things and what was 10 DO
done.
Mr. Layard in reply declared that the Government
was not responsible for the termination OF the treaty.
They were fully alive 10 its importance but the United
States Government would hear OF no negotiations WIN
view its renewal. He deprecated the speech OF hr
Watkin as calculated 10 raise feeling Of hostility al the
United States and said he viewed the sending OF meet 10
the fishing grounds as evidence OF ces1e 70 pre'.nt
those disputes and difficulties which might arse II the
! fishermen were left 10 themselves.
Mr. Cardwel also said with regard TO the fisheries that
the Government were in friendly communication with tho
United States Government the subject, and received
with satisfaction and alarm the presence OF naval
force the station After further debate in which
the expediency of the treaty was queoned tho subecs
dropped
Both Houses adjourned for the WhiIsdntdc recess.
In response TO a requston signed ~ many eminens
merchants the Lord Mayor Of London bad called pubic
meeting at the Mansion House for the Oath OF May To
take steps for the erection of statue IL London in honor Oh
George Peabody.
Notwithstanding recent rumors The Morning Post says
tha Of Helena Prince ChDstlan
will take place on the 5th ofJuly
The race for " The Oaks was won BY TomeDtor
Mirella was second, and lsdira third.
THE CHOLERA IN LIVERPOOL AND BIRKEHHBAD.
At the usual meeting of the Liverpool Health Com.
May DR. Trench presented report OF the number
Of fatal cholera in Liverpool TO the present time There
were eight the wokhouse % ship board and one RI.
ported town. 1t very doubtful whether the deab
said occurred the 18th inst in VauIha Roed was
really one from cholera.
Since Tuesday May Is there has been no fresh cases OF
deaths cholera Brkenhead The remaining patients
hospital progressing most fayoraby and the emf
grants depot said to be enjoying excellent health
council in The London Gaes Of May 49, places
the Bkepbead Union under the Diseases Prevention Act