New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
Grent Britain.

In the House Of Commons on the 18th ult.,
Lord Cardwc introduced hill for the fnture govern
ment Of Jamaica. He briefly explained that the Gov
eminent had thought III tn rafy the decision which
the Legislature of Jamaica had arrived at abosiing
itself and II would be proposed 10 establish bovorn'
ment similar 10 that in Trinidad. for period Of three
wears and II the experiment was successful then IT
would be made permanent. II not some other arrange
ment would be devised.
In the House Of Commons on the 10th nit Sir George
Grey notice that the following day saturday.
the House having agreed 10 specially that day.
he would ask Tor leave TO bring m o TO suspend Tor
limited time the habcas corpus act ia Ireland.
Loud and general cheers followed this announce
ment. ,
Mr. Labouclere gave notice that 0n the I'D he would
call attention 10 the nadeulcy AZ the neutral laws 70
enable England ~ fulfill her international Obligations
toward foreign countries
The Government bill on the cattle disease was de,
bated and amended IN several particulars anu pa'seu
through committee.
In the House Of Lords on the 10Th Earl Russell an
nounced the proposed suspension 81 toe habea- corr
act Ia Ireland, and asked the House Ia 80 on saturday
the Eth inst that DO tine might De Loot IN passing the
measure.
Ear Derby said II would be for the Government to
,ustfy the course II about 10 take. III ihe House
VI Commons agreed 10 81" proposal e Nouu lo' s.,
pose moments delay but be hoped that ~ the earliest
possible moment the Government Vonh state inc
grounds which they relied Tor the Justlucaton ~
their proceedings.
Of course better Informed than any private persons can
be a 10 the state Of the county and the mWinence ~
the danger. uli IN TIE increased hfl4NN VI
during the past month. and tie presence VI nmbrts OF
persons In various districts with the scarcely concealed
purpose Of promoting nsuucciions there II mIe rea
son FOR the strictest precautions.
The object Of the Irish Government u doubtless 10
secure some % the emisslres Of American lcian-m.
who are now numerous IN Ireland and working with
disastrous effect the people. The measures Of l-i.
brought the revolutionary movement Ga a disls. ana
The TINES hopes that Ike proceedings now vi eject
similar object.
The bill will probably pass both Houses ofParamont
on the l7h and receive the royal assent on TIE l9;h
III IOnd0n M0rHiuP Heraid Che Conservative organ)
says that the Government viii be- supported in thc
measure.
tn, Amy and Nary Ga-tne says that the troops 10 Ire
land are being distributed more and more anon The
small towns thereby giving greater feeling Of Sc
curity
TIE Tsaes assumes that Mr.. Gad-toncs budget will
show au excess Of income over expenditure Of about
100000 IL thinks vi. Gladstone viii attempt 90
reduce the national debt.
Il t. rumorcd that Sin Charles Wood iIic Secretary
for India las been offered and accepted The pceaec.
Ire DqHg Ncrs believes that the Government has ace
ecedcd 10 the propositions ~ the Roman Catholic
Hierarchy in Ireland and that lenccforih tho senate
OF the Queens University IN Ireland will consist Of
half Pr0testants and half Roman Catholic.