New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
GREAT PRITAIN.
TIE QUEEN LAYING TIE CORNERSTONE OF a
NrNV HOSPITAL.

GREAT BRIlAIN.
TIE QUEEN LAYING TIE CORNERSTONE VI
NEW HOsPlTAL.
IoNpoN. Nav l3.-The Queen to-day, IN the pres
ep,e of a vast multitude of spectators laid with I'M
T.s,nr cere, ones the cornerstone OF the Thomas
Hnsrital which is TO be built the Thames, lmme-
Jiotelv opposte the Houses of Parliament. her
Majesty was attended by their Royal Hlghnesses the
Prince and Princess of Wales and other members OF
.be royal family. and by the members of the Minis
nv and the chief officers of the State. The Corpora
lion of the City of London have presented an address
20 the Queen, declaring their profound sympathy
with Her Majesty for the injuries received by Prince
Alfred at the hands of an assassin, and expressing
fleir dctestation Of the attempted crime.
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT r GLADSTONE
NEW ELL.
In accordance with the general understanding ar
sIved # in the House of Commons last night, Mr.
Gladstone this afternoon soon after the commence
Insnt al the sitting moved bill to prevent the max
ing Of further appointments to livings in the Irish
Church for specified period and also to suspend the
proceedings Of the Commission on the Irish Church
Establishment for the same length of time
TIE VOTE on MIR. GLADsrONEs FIRST REsOLU-
TION.
From Tie Globe
In the division on the morning of the Attn OF
Ami ON Mr. Gladstone's motion go into committee,
80 members took part while Thursday night the mum
y,
surers on ie foncr occasion were s3l and go respect
lively. Thus the number in the majority on Thursday
previous division The abscntees and pairs the last
division numbered &C. which with the Speaker aud the
e1liDg vacancies made mp the total OF the House On
the present occasion the pairs and absentees numbered
b. being six than previously; but in this number
vel been officially returned for East Kent and Mr. Ram
say drcared elected for the Stirling Burshs Oh Thursday
The majority on Thursday night against the Govern
nen composed Of 522 Liberals and elght COnserNa
I'm fbe lastO occasion Conservatives voted
with M Gladstone. Mr.. II. ButerJ tombstone, Lord
Bsgham Mn Ralph Earle Sir J. n McKenna. and Mr..
George Morris These gentlemen again supported MT
Gladstone, aS did three other COnseIyatives-Mr n T.
Jeader Mr McIagap and Col Vandeleur OF the latter
tbreegeutlcmen Mr. Leader and Col Nandeleur did not
vote the occasion; while Mr. McIagan voted with
the Ministers against going into committee but win Mr
Gladstone against Lord Staneys amendment Ot the
above named eight CONSERVATIVES, two, SIR j Mckenna
and M George Morris are CATHOLICS; hve are lsh mem
eers VIZ: Lord Bingham, sh j. Mekenna ana MessIs
Norris, Vandeleur and Leader; two, MessTs Earle and
ButlerJOhustOne, English members; ana one Scotch
N1ember, Mr.. Mcl.agaD
night comprised 2c0 Conservatives and the following hve
Liberals Mr. H. d. Barring Q1arlborOugh), Lord Elch0,
Mr.. SaundersOn, Lord CremOlne, and Mr. James Wyld
The four latter gentlemen also supported Ministers on
tie previous OCCASION did three other Liberal mem
Ar. j. l. Briscoe Who did at all oil Thursday
night Two Of the five Liberals, Lord Cremone and Mr.
EanndersOD, represent Monaghan and CaVan, Ulster
counties the remaining three English constituencies Mr
IL y. Barring did not vote on the last division.
The Adtidnutcs.--Of the Adullamtes OF last year
nnd the great majority voting against Ministers W.
the Right Hon r. Lowe. the Right bon Horsman Earl
I,rosyeuOr r. GrOsvenOr Clinton, Lord +.
Clinton. Mr. Dlwyn Ar DoultOn, Sir 6. BOwyer, Mr. A.
herr, Mr CORDIALLY, Lord John Browne, Mr. Hodgknson,
NiT Lamont. Mr. Foley, Mr.. t. A. Mitchell. Mr.. CTum
Living. Mr. Harvey Lewis Mr.. PrtchaTd, Mr.. Rearden
M. ROeblck. Mr o. Stock. Mr. II. +. Vernon, Mr. H. H.
Vivian. and Mr. Whaly. The Adulamites who voted with
Ministers are only two in number viz, Lord Eleho and
Mr Myld
The IndcDendent CoHseyraEreS-Of the six Conserva-
fiyes who voted against the Government the Reform
question year. find only doing this
Eion-Mr Earle. Mr. BeresfOrd Hope. Mr. Hubbard, and
s.rw Heaihcore voted with Minister'S Mr. Barring and
Lord CraubOrne not now in Parliament OF the other
Indc pendent Conservatives Gen Peel Sir r. Kughtley,
Lord Eustace Cecil, Mr. Schreiber, the Hon. r. Wynd-
ham. AlE ). r. NOrke. Mr.. Newdegate, and Mr.. Darby
Griffith voted with Ministers.
Mr Bernal Osborne, EiScOunt Burke, Mr. Samuel Lang
sr w. Hutt Mr.. W. Il. Gregory and Mr.. q. TOmn voted
with Mr.. Gladstone.
The JriSi MenberS-Ofthe Irish members we believe
that 56 voted with MIR Gladstone, while a. voted with
Ministers.
SLAVE TRADE IN EASTERN AFRICA.
In the House Of Commons on the 30th of
April Sir r. Buxton asked the Secretary State for
Foreign Affairs II the Sultan OF Zanzibar had lately
offered make arrangements for the suppression OF
the trade between that island and the Inanland if
conditions attached TO his offer; II IL had had
moi been accepted by Her liaestys Government, and
not for what reasons.
Lord Stanley said honorable barOnet would find IN
the papers areadyipesented 70 the House this yearCass
Il. pages 10 l4-a f statement Of the proposal made
by the Sultan Of Zanzibar and the condition with which
tthad been accompanied. That proposition sti
der considerations the Government fully impressed
with the dcsrablity OF accepting II II possible but the
conditions with which il was accompanied involved I'M
pOTtant considerations and points affected matters
in which the Inda-0fllce was interested.