New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY, AUGUST s, 1867.

Of the present bill he thought the ought not to
bb 5e S e amendment
to be quite Unsupported expressed his %e
against the bill the obiectors had taken various and
mutually destructive grounds, from when nc saqe
the plan proposed in the bill was reaSoDa'0 "" '
Grey said that as his resolution had not received
The amendment was negatiyed and the OIL was iou
ON the 22d, in the House of Commons, Mr. Disraeh
moved the second reading the Royal Parks BILL which
provides that hereafter public Noting or denonstI M
ton can take place in any Of the Royal Parks WITHOUT 'n0
Mr. p. A. Taylor moved that the bill be sent second
interference with the right of public meeting. ,,,,
Mr.. Hardy supported the measure. and Mr.. j: B. MIL
made forcibe speech against 1t was passed. however,
by large majority.
TWO LIBERIA. TRIuMPHs
The Birmingham election has terminated in the return
of Mr. Dixon the Liberal candidate by large majority
The numbers wte: for Mr. Dixon, $685. Mr.. Lloyd ANA.
Majority 1905 The Liberal candidate has also been re-
turned for Coventry beating tho noisy Mr. Bushed Fer
eced as candidate Tor MqpCheser at the next election,
in order to Oust Mr.. Edwin James, oh Adupamite'
During the sttings Of Parliament on the 22d, the
Sultan Of Turkey visited both ~ Hoases %snctiSn sna
He was seSns on the 2ad Of July Duke q
Sutherland at grand banquet; he aiterwara n0noIed
the Royal HortcSTr Society with MY pesGMee SnSG az "a
cepon at the Turkish Embassy and several other en-;
gagements have been given up account OF the
seriously affected the spirits OF the Sultan -.
Before taking his departure from England the sultan OF
Turkey by the hands OF his Foreign Secretary, fuu f
sba transmitted a250O to the Lord Mayor OF IondOn
be distributed among the poor Of that city ae as9 eit
$500 TO be divided among the officials OF the Soutn
ern Railway who had managed the trains IN when ne
travelled TO and from London From Calais the sultan
sent the following telegram: ~.
"CALAIs July 2 Is67Tohis Royal Highness the Prince
OF Wales London At the moment OF quitting the Toya
yacht, and my parting from the BRITISH nag Ieei
desire 20 thank once more Her Majesty the Queen f0r the
kindness which she has shown TO and her people 9r
the reception which they have accorded me- am eqany
gratefuto your Royal Hghness for all your attentions
pray You be good as To transmit the expression o ny
sentiments TO H. r. H. the Duke Of CamDIldge ana M o 10
make known at the time To the valiant army ol n9
Queen by the voice of ilustrious chief how much
am touched by the sympathes which they have SHOWN 70
me aud how much ain its admirer. beg your koyai
Highness also convey my thanks to the brave anu
brilliant royal navy which has gwen me 80 noDe spec
tace of Its power and OF its magnlfieence =. ~
"ABDUL AzH KHAN (On board the Royal yacnt Us
borne)." -,
The sultan paid but private visit during his stay IN
London and that was 10 Lady Palmerson. lie stated 70
her ladyship that Lord Palmerston was the Engsnna
whom he wished TO and he came 10 pay Dolnhse
to his name by visiting her ladyship. .,.
His Majesty lie said TO have presented the Prncess Ace
who represented the Queen In the State festivites-wn
O diamond necklace of great value - . 4.
The VicerOy OF Egypt made a magnlhsenI present "
the wife Of the Lord Mayor OF London