New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-10

cnt difcuities
THE BRITISH GOVERNblENT SUSTAINED.
THE RADICALS AMETDMEST REJECTED BY A LARGE
MAJo8uY-THE ADDRESS ADOPTED.
LoSpoN Tuesday, April ., ISIS
In TIE House of Commons tonight, the debate on
the address to the Queen in reply TO her recent mes
sage, was continued.
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, on behalf of the Radicals,
moved the amendment, of which he had previously
given notice, contesting the necessity OF calling ont
the reserves.
The amendment was rejected by vote of 3lo to
ca. The Marquis of Harrington, Mr.. w. F. Forster,
and many other Liberals abstained from voting
Mr.. Gladstone and Mr. Bright supported the amend
mcnt.
The amendment proposed by Sir George Camp
bell PRAYING her Majesty 10 accept the preliminary
conference suggested by Germany, and abstain
from isolated action, while declaring England Is
ready to support the other Powers against the
spoliation of Roumauia, was withdrawn The adj
dress was then agreed to without a division.
AN APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY CALLED FOR.
This afternoons PdU Mall Gazette in its leading
editorial article refers to the "faclious opposition
which, not daring TO move hostile resolutions, seeks
TO hamper the Government by such speeches rs Lord
Granyille's Lord Derbys, the Duke of Argylrs and
Mr. Gladstone's," and calls upon tho Government
anarchy which has partially paralyzcd it during the
last two years.
The House of Commons will adjourn for the
Easter recess on the 10th.
PROSPECTS OF HARMONY IN EUROPE.
RUSSIA SEEKING A LOAN-LORD DERBY STRONGLY
Al VARIANCE WITH THE GOVERNMENT-VAGUE
HOPES OF A CONGRESS.
LoSDoN Tuesday, April ., 1873
The stock market was quiet yesterday, but
prices In the foreign department were upheld by quota
tons from the Continent Russians at time touched
their highest point since Lord Derby resigned the
Foreign secretaryshp. II Il surmiscd in somo
quarters that Continental prices arc supported
by combination which is endeayoring To
negotiate new Russian loan. One Of the members OF
the Berlin banking house Of Mendelssohn was in Paris
Yesterday seeking the cOGpertOn OF the Paris financial
houses concerned in last years loan TO place about
10000 900 francs more Several Paris dispatches
state that Herr McndelsSOhn returns TO Berlin
unsuccessful The market became haitter TO-
ward the close yesterday In consequence OF
apprehensOns OF disclosures that might be- made IN the
Parliamentary debates the addresses to the Queen
The general effect the debates however will be reas
surfing The Governments measures are supported bya
large majority in Parliament, while the language Of the
Ministers moderate concerning the purpose of those
measures and hopeful Of the ultimate success OF the
diplomatic efforts Of the Powers.
lord DERBY's OPINIONS.
The most interesting and important part OF the debate
was Lord Derby's statement. This showed the DIFF
ference between Lord Derby and his colleagues to be OF
long standing, and affecting the substance of their entire
Eastern policy. Lord Derby dis0pproycd Of the early
summoning Of Parliament. The date ultimately fixed
was compromise on n proposition that Ia-
lament should meet earlier. He disapprOved
SO strongly OF the credit that Inc temporarily re-
tired from the Cabinet and for ~ hours his reslgha
ton Lord BeacOnscds hands, but now IL Is not
the calling or the which induced hllh 10 re-
sign There other but what those other rGa
sons are he cannot dvulge until the propositions OF tue
Government from which he dissented arc made known.
IL appears therefore, that the Government has come 10
resolutions, which Tor the present are held III re-
serve. While the Government has held from tle
outset that Russia canLOt Hberate heTse1 FROM
existing engagements without the consent ~ inc
other contracting parties, Lord Derby attaches
lille Importance to the necessity Of requiring
lie recognizes that II the Congress should meet sc
priucipe must he laid down. but he does not emphasize
ii As primary requisite tor final arrangement Oh any
kind lie regards the failure OF the Congress hb compat
atycly unimpOrtGut, lie does not recognize IN inc
consequences Of that failure state or az
fairs iustfying or requiring forc9le deie nc.
Their cgOtiaOns, Ia which objections 10 various points
Of the Treaty Of StoanO could be discussed DclWee
the individual Powers, but he deprecates, on every
round England going to war on account OF huch tcl-
SIS us are involved In these questions.
ANDRAssY STILL LONGS FOR A CONGRESS.
While this is the language OF inspired communications
from st. Petersburg IN Vienna 1t Is known that Austras
written objections the Treaty OF San sefano, which
reached st. Petersburg days after General gnatiefs
return from Vienna, have given great dissatis-
faction, the Russians saying Austria claims en-
tirey too large concessions. In Vienna Count
Andrassys friends declare that there is question Of