New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-12
Great britain.

Great britain.
IL, london Times gives credeuceo a rumor that Earl
Russell has rendered his resignation. No other paper
las ANYTHING on the subject.
The Times says 1t would be idle 10 disguise the TACT
that the Of the Government since the meeting OF
Parliament has been such % excite the greatest
anxiety among the friends Of liberal a ADMINISTRATION
u has seemed If anything Ike unity Oipnclpe was
absent from its deliberations The Cabinet has been
divided against itself What has proposed another
has rejected and no has been able 10 guess what
would happen 10 morrow because II was Impossible TO
saw which spirit would then be predominant. we
cannot be surprised then 70 hear Il Tumored that under
such circumstances Earl Russell has asked her Majesty
20 relieve him from duties which have proved too
jksome for him and has begged permission to resign
the Office Of First Minister of the Crown. We are not
in position TO affirm positively the truth OF TINS
rumor: but that the existence Of such rumor Is sub
stantiated fact in itself and we shall proceed TO dis
cuss ana others which have obtained equal authority
ssf they were well founded" The TIMES then considers
the probable formation Of rev Liberal Cabinet and
suggests that the Duke Of Somerset may possibly be
palled 10 form one
In the House Of Lords on the Goth, Lord Liford
called attention the present condition of ireland and
inquired from the Government III was their intention
10 Introduce any measure 10 provide for the support o
The Roman Catholic clergy. IL was, he said with
thame and sorrow that be regarded the necessity for
fhe suspension Of the Habeds Corpus act ana directed
his speech prove that the present condition OF Ire
land due solely 10 English government Earl Rus
sell declined 10 enter into the discussion OF OIL me
questions raised BY Lord LOrd and also stated that
j. would be most nalysabe 10 tie present DAY Or the
Government 20 propose q grant such as was recon-
nended by Mr. Pitt. namely, that grant from the con
Fodated fund should be MADE fer Roman Catholic es-
adjustment The Marquis OF ClanricGrde was Of opn
Son that If church estabs lment required IN Ire
land al all II should be Catholic Earl Grey re.
marked that the tine Tor proposal TO EMO" the
Roman Catholic clergy bad gone by. He gave notice
70 move certain Gav that their lordshps 90 INTO
committee Tor the purpose OF considering The state OF
ireland. After some remark from Lord Dansany, VINO
Of opinion that offer of payment should be made
10 the Roman Catholic clergy tie debate closed
In the House Of Commons Oh the 26.h LoId Clarence
Psget gave the usual explanation Of the Navy est
nstes-pareulars of which have been already pub
Nshed. Some OF the votes were agreed TO- MI White
moved resolution in favor early and Gi &c reduc
ZION in the Government expenditure lemindine the
Chancellor Of the TX hequer that one had IN former
years go denounced the Of public eXpend
lure After speeches by Nj. Baxter Sir :. Northcote
and Mr.. LANG the Chancellor q he Exchequer hoped
Mr. White would not divide the House on he melton,
Of il might lead expectations which were doomed 10
disappointment. he remarked Rat the responsibility
Of the estimates rested with the advisers Of the crown
snd trusted members would give the eminent credit
Cor reductions in past years NJ White then withdre"
Us motion.
portaRt.
The london Times in some remarks upon Mr.. Ban
cros Grafton in honor Of tire late President Lincoln
PAYS is plain that the speaker TOOK tie opportunity
90 utter and part THE audience 10 applaud, every
thing that could offend the pride and rouse the indg
nation Of England. 1t says Nj Bancroft probably
knows enough Of England TO he aware that these ha
rangues have little effect there and il asks Can thus
nschieyous old man believe that any purpose can be
served bY sauderlDC TWO such countries ~ EhpIdhO
and France IL the presence Of their representatives
The condition Of Fenisn affairs remain without
change.
There was some grumblire over Nj GIadstone's re-
marks in Parliament on 1.-THE go deprecating the ds-
eussion Of the subject Its American bearings The
Times says the vigilance and activity OF the Govern
neni in relation 10 the movement IL America Is Ques'
iaoned and n spite Of Nj. GladstOnes warnings II
thinks this was proper SUBJECT Tor discussion IN
Parliament.
Arrests continue frequent in ireland. Among the
latest were John Morris the famous head-centre for
Carlow Capts. OConnell and Patrick Condor late OF
1le Federal army.
box Of hand .grenadcs aud Ofsai shells received by
steamer from Liverpool had been seized by the police
OfDubliu and al Kilkenny alaee seizure OF gnnpowder
&c, had been made
going Cork and Queenstown, but nothing was dis
covered.
Three men who arrived al Queenstown from America
IN the Rtna on the 22d Of February named Gregg, Do
lenv and Fitzgerald were arrested after landing
bat 10 arms or documents found in their pos
session.
The provisions Of the Peace Preservation Act bad
been further extended 10 various districts including the
County Of Galway the town Of Belfast. &c.
The Pail Mall Gazette had given currency 10 report
that Queen Victoria indispOsed, but The Daily
Telegraph asserts that the report without founda.
eion.
Sir Chss. b. Phipps the keeper OF the Priyy Purse,
and virtually Private Secretary 70 the Queen died on
The Path u Of bronchitis after only two days Illness
The official court Of inquiry into the loss Of the
steamer London entirely acquits Capt Martin OF all
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