New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1867.


techon Of court of equity The equitable case OF the
United states Government have possessed themselves Of
the cotton get apart the security for the payment OF
have Si Indicated may be raised win Be o
quent when the mode OF aoopea
by the United states Government IA KNOWN"
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. - -,
In the British House OF Commons on feps Zs mr.
Addery moved the second reading or the rtsh North
America bi and explained that it's object was to esab
lish confederation between the colonies OF Sanaaa new
long been anxousy desired in these Provinces but until
lately it had been found impossible TO remove the oif mn
almost exactly reproduced the scheme which a1te muen
negotiation had been framed by the most emnenS ~ ne S
Governors addresses from the branches OF their Legs
latures The addresses carried by large maories
and nothing could be unounded than the idea that
the Imperial Government had forced this scheme OF con-
federation the colonies On the contrary tne pe1
had originated with the colonies, where IT had been agl
tated for many years IL was question when
the colonies alone, and he trusted that the House wou
follow out policy adopted OF late years with so much
benefit Of allowing them TO manage ther own aIas
or matters the colonsts must be the best Judges
and while Imperial interests were carefully guarded all
they asked was to be allowed to constitute union among
OF burden and a weakness to the empire.
Mr. Cardwell warmly supported the scheme poinuhg
out the importance OF uniting the North American coo,
nies great confederation united in the bonds OF
friendship and loyalty with the mother country He also
paid high compliment TO the wisdom, discretion, and
ability displayed by the Colonial Ministers during the
civil war in the United States in the negotiations for the
framing that union which this bin wond carry INTO
The between the
solely concerned themselves alone, and as they were
drawn up after much patience and denoerauon, W. Will
entitled to the utmost confidence on account OF tner
experience and sagacly the House would do well to ac
be federation would promote the welfare aud prosperity
Of the colonies, would draw still closer their relations
with the mother country and would add 10 inc suehs"
and power OF the empire.
Mr. Bright did object to the scheme ITSELF but com,
planed that the opinion OF the people or nova Scoh
never been fairly obtained He at some length pointed
ont that IL great community still 10 be defended
fO
and guarantees for its railways IL would Dc DEXTER Tor te
emnre arer 10 the English taxpayer and less demora
wing to The colonies 10 declare them independent and
leave them 10 build up their own future
After further discussion the Dill was feada seconu
time. -
The Aranga0rdid a new democratic journal pub
lshed IN Florence, contains in its first number and III
very large type the following manifesto addressed by
Gen. Garibaldi TO the people Of Italy;
Ctizensl 10 the electoral urn We must for italy
liberty menaced and imperiled by the Clerical parry
and It's accompces The efforts Of every freeman should
lie directed 10 this vital aim. The Chamber should
have no parans Of bertcdc projects nor the satehes
Of fallen dynastes-all accOnplces OF the empire ana
Of the papacy The general elections may either save or
min the nation; may make for reaction focus
Of progress The clergy are the subjects apd 3 y
foreign power-an authortymiKed and mniv po'Mea M
and spiritual. which commands and viii not permit dis-
cussiOn, which sOws dscor and which eorrnpts FROM
these obstinate enemies Of our country ana Oi cVlLaO
we must take the means Of mischief The patriotism oi
priests should be devoted To the nteeciua moral and
nss,t me wie fortune ss our contcs ih tn clergy
IN ntcny watched by the whole civilDi world Jnr vac
tory over them will be the restoration of hD of con
science aud the triumph of reason ov, Tludces 10
the urn then. citizens! To the nm, all OF YOU! Your
votes will proclaim TO the world what knd OF govern
worthy OF, and whether we are III 10 pe
nation great and free.
Florence, Feb. ~, 1861
TuIRTFES CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH AT SCHOOL,
terrible fire occurred at Accrington ~ Lancashire
on the Of March. The house small ana od ana
pryaie school for poor children kept In the upper
nart OF H. At the latest accounts IS dead bodies have
been found in the ruins.
TIE JAMAICA QUESTION.
Mr. G. Buxton has stated, in the House OF commons
that he had received ample aud very ratlsractoil
n,.losy from Lieut. Brand for the celebrated lette
add. rscd a former gentleman from Jnmaica; am
AZ ian,es Pacijngt said That the Admiralty had ais
received letter. from Lieut. Brand expressive OF gfea
regret for his hasty and foolish episiles.
GOV Eyre has not yet been arrested, ana continues
| rusticati0u at his home in Warwickshirr.
Miss Glyn the celebrated actress and tfagedienne,
making up party for the purpose Of NslDg the Ohlte
statcs.