The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-23 00:00:00

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CALDWIII.I:B THIRD HAL MASQUI MI de lid es lt MD& T, Aid 11 dorm Giatimad Nobs% L ,mradv =s r. lb piked Is i ar bad DA. imadid lir op add de id ismd le id die le MO MI Imo did dimoda ardlis ~ft kid I YAW= AL- Daddid AAA DIMINT ANATOMICAL llarl awl PATH°. OPIGI S IL LOGICAL MUICK. a n ern laa li n I= by . ILOn's 14 Ise Looms, ai Se Iffikasgby at liankip. pot hob molpt et ll Gomm VDVENT GARDEN THEATRE.—CHURCH at BUILDSII at THIS DAT, adaa U.. lampad Itt. apogean Molar Thar Pad% aciank naleallla-o..at Garden Thiams•—Pa ra Anlanalimaial Osearam— Illameal Later Vaadlalles al4=llasagal—Samms —TY Lobar- Psalms le la finadie Menai— awkward Wimp LtMa Pae•lnaial w. 1. Ur. Moo. 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MAW Won% 'Ed loom 0 mad 0 ~Mom In re wso. paw OIL ork.-0. Vision. •0014 imwt. Sum( awl MI bedmilla 811101711 FIVIDO lIITWIEN UM AND &gaunt Lanotraw.—The solesbanteed of Bledlda sad Ur va- bias la Os at the Camel boa *atm hes them het kw days been the seam of meth {o. blame era outrage. It would appear thet seem dietarbeace had then piam et the house of Mr. Curry lp iankseper, Bleak hill, by seems el the contending parties corning in contact, and of some Mama getting severely handled for having previously Waded wry punishment upon a party at Eagßaluses. if farther occurred until &May Aar mesa, when great earthen of Irish began to asesuable in • field neer to Beery Edge, of which they teak pag eants, sad there awaited the arrival of reisahrtemsata, which poured in from the various please in the locality, mita the number swelled to 700 or 600, some my 1,000. After forming themselves into military order, they martded to Blarkbill, vowing vengeance against all Eng- Medea, sad severely illtreating any ono who chanced to more to their way. Harlow arrived at Blackhill and tal kies* sheik numbers by yell■ and wsr-whoops, they marched about the village, and ultimately halted before Mr. Curry's house, when the command by one of the leaders "to ge to veer wee given, and in an Instant a volley of Meade end ether mhelles were discharged. The windows were mar =l . y blocked out, the door of the hones forced, mad w het =Wy sacked and pillaged ; indeed, • MPS w ill la impassible to conceive; every ar tiste of furniture that could be broken was done so. The ale and spirits behenerbeg to Mr. Curry were poured out Imo. the test, aid, is addition to all this, apwarda of 601. • wen taken from the place. Mr. Curry, his wife, end ienoy defended the house as long as they could until they wen obliged to fly for their own safety, and leave ell to the missy of the mob. Mr. Curry discharged some fire arms eyes the lint who entered upon the premise., but they sneer to have hewn ineffectually loaded. After this the mob wore skeet to Indict a similar attack upon the house of Mr. Hewitt, of the mime place, but the Catholic priest of Black ball imbed, and the people dispelled. The following more. leg eensag eidbverments of the Durham county coastaba bar, barb. 'delved in the neighbourhood, Mr. Saporta aoudad Thompson sad hie officers proceeded to arrest the riagleadere, who were known to them. No sooner had they engirded in capturing two, than the news flew like wildfire to the various works, which was no money told than= Wills deserted by the Irish employed, who themedese to their place of rendezvous. The alarm ' was tires isersamed in the neighbourhood, all the shop* were eleeedi, end basinese completely ruipeuded. Numbers of Ingliehmea game from all parte determined to give bottle to their appenests. Application having been made to the iseldsat megisisatea they loot no time in proceeding to the plees, sal head it desirable to send to Newcastle Issr a am posy al the mensent now stationed there, who him just sow mired at Shotley- bridge. and marched, in umber about 250, to Blackhill, the principal scene of the disturb ance. They are accompanied by the magistrates, and shout 100 police, under Superintendent Thompson, e• also the respectable inhabitants in the locality, all of whom are using their utmost to have the disturbance quelled, so that each and all may follow their employment with eocurity.—New stark Erpress. AUDACIOUS ROBBRY AT AN HoTAL—On Thin ', day night • robbery wee effected at the Benz Arms Railway Hotel, Brentwood, by • young rase, apparently about six. teem yeses of sr, end Meowed as • solishipossa, who for the per few days had bra staying there, " his mamma heels( sent Mat dews there for the benefit of his health, ant liking him to musk In London." During his try be bed her out Imam sad bed soused himself by eqamtriett err skins tineugh the adjoining country. On Thursday he was Jared by smaller oath, of about the ern age. Mr. Alines, the , was in the habit of dress ing about err e'er& In the evening, and on Thursday evening rethed as send for that mutes; when he cents dernoters they embed for • light end proceeded sprays. Mr. Allem's mom whored theirs, and it appears that they aniseed It, broke open the drawers, and took the mat hs:, retaining 1391. lOs.. and • gold sad two other werites. They then placed their booty in • portraimetes, which they let down by • string out of the window isle the yard; Llwy afterwards proceeded to the White Hart, wren they hived a post-chines to take theta to Ilford, in the user taw giving two boys is. melt to fetch the portmamiam ken Its Maw-plum. At Ilbrd they took another conveyors le cmosserarch-stmet, where they entered s nth. and this eet off all further traoe. Mr. Allan did not diamver by Inn until herd time; and, although with Sergeant Herrosend ef the C Connubial*, M immediately mussed, me fee thee clue than the above to the detscaon of the Cr;isarid be obtered. The pebei hers asap triad as g and a woman with wham they writ Is he is i= to Southampton, but item ler Ad yet. belirm ceptured.—Mansel.rof Mootods. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1858. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT . BOUM OF LOLDII.--TtutanoT, Aria 22. lilts 1•01011 CNANCILLOE tea hie wet on the *Moo* at two idea. what were the intentions of the 'government with reference to the foot toll ow Chelsea new be*. ? Lord J. MANNERS maid be had given instructions for the preparation of a bill, be would not say to rerun., foot pitewmgere, bat to awe ell the require:newts of the come. He thoeght it best to nine any explanation which he might hew to offer till that bill vas introduced. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Tim Clishasksiili;;;VMQtit; ".. Giosport Wider BM way nod a woad time. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. • umber of ;ethics, the admission of Jews to woe pwld by the Lord Chancellor, the eit thmerlary, the Earl of Derby, the !Bishop of Oxfxd, Lards Mash* oMfl.. Celthorpe, and other, lords. Petitions pled the abolition of church rates wen pre- Ozbrd sented by the Bishop of Bt. David's and the Blahs, of Lard Releadida presented a imam from the Dean and M Chapter of Carderbury against the Ecalminetioal Canethaion THE CABE OF THE CAOLIAZI. The Earl Oir NALXIIIIIIIIIT laid OR for labia mem farther papers rerittadsi dr capture at tie Casbarl. .TRI 04ITII8 BILL. Lord LYIfDHUR T add I;;ba — ro Mont their lad ships' hinkluse *Mk be mie a shat emplenksa swim the second radios el this MIL Ow a honor ma skia. whoa • enikar bill, sr s bill Meets' to the ems Meat, ere Woes than, hie sells friend near idas (the led of Dto the hem el it, oa the Food that the ewes to the enk of alpostica awl the relief al Yr* wee mired up ai =er, and said throksiympt ft he _wade Muni Ins ▪ e rib* leseiskip might Ikea sepunte vets Meash.lt wide komifineed a WO el his mu to duel Mb the leet hat kt gems team ft was net ma. ISlCllialankk ea d ikeSselp mull lad that Issmien as to the oak el elsol by Mk, wed they mak to alas. iikely wisisi, to come to • pend* veni is each ques tion. Ina roped to the oath d es .idasedm, the alterations were net samho. Al the ports el the oath which Miklos Mielkekel losfylisablo litwkbAbok parte lehmkg Is Ike segpsul sisessissia ot thiPratiadar, we ore& mat ; the vesasithar • 1 the oath reliant, to the ensamice woo incorporated MIL the sake of summit" sad allepauto, to that they would hmedirward have is. oak Irma if three. The emprimism sm the nws it of a arirlia." Is whisk Amy if OM Mashed so ▪ immtionsa, wee emmed to the oath as ft steed k the ket data. Zs =paid OM portion of the bill would be to all but mesiariwsly by their lordships. In the fifth the other puke with rapid to rhea Jewish dis abilities wee .raned It was Mrs proposed that as the oath bass odaddotorod to say imoshor of the Jewish per suation, the words, " the true Nth el • Cluntlea," should Ito math nut. In coustmliso It would be amptist kr my mak lord to move that this Mane be and •' mad is OM mks the whole emetics with tepid to the Jews mkt lot dieductly raieed. Their Isodships would thus per mks thet, by the frame of the bill, the two quakes lure sepostely and dietioctly raised. The pinks with retad to the Jews had been iliscumed over sad our .pule; their lordship. were well Swan of all the argataists sod bats relied ou in support of the bif ; mil an amidenticia, it ap pend to him idle to have the dim:wake on that important qmokin— it would be idle to is. it as the soma nuke, is as decision could to some to la proposing We semis he had the mammy of the otble sari, ▪ of his amble end homed blend ea be wool mak, vies agreed that weabi be haler te pompano the dininnien en the Jambi dimbilithe mail they ems into comeMlbe, when the ameba email be fey dimuned and a brake mime to on the subject With these bw nasarke he satimiliail the bill to their lartiehhif eeseliseadan. Since the bin bad been introduced into the ether been the great =idof it—his noble end learned friend on the woolsack, eppeettion, however, had always been cominseed with Ibe peal !abases, but with the greatest Mcqueen and wiper —hid obtained a seat in that home. He (Lard Lyart. host) would have felt on that acomuit great analety as to the rash of the bill it he had not confidence in the streagth r W of the al (Hear,um He begged to move the mooed of the tin. bor.) The et DRRBY atailemed he felt Mighty bussed that empeetien made by Ids should a se melt =whit lie nehleimi keened Mend rod them who w say ith him este iodise them to take this mom With ✓eva to the sea of abilities, he did not think Ono wee gay dilbrenee of oplaire as le be fact that the oath mein& mare &rake ; may part al it were bosom eireellee ainesmy, % Q V inneemeary, e oughthad no objection not to be labia b m y rary ether He to the sitenales yevymell a by lli ttill, and the oath proposed to be WINNOW would mails Is • male shorter form sin That we setplehe ia be been abeam regained. Oa the wt. Saline, et be IlshaYs gweernmat, he lied& give a reedy and &serfs! - support le tbe asened wit h• view of doing awa with tits ebedsh reill 2 unneomesery oath. (Hear, bear .) With sword to the Ohm portion of the bill, when be lashed to the_ king pedal duebe which this question had beta a t r4.sedillbev sea between the tool:loaned whoa he haul to the circurameam that ne Ism throe of bh eolimenee I the ether berme wappareed it, he almost whited he aid ray honestly and comeleationaly that his *has win eisagsd ; but not having changed his opinions, and net babe ems cep reams co ground to do en, and act easingla the theememsee of the coat any mama why be Ikea air his opislans, whit retaining hie °pinkies be felt that he mull set bhp a ellormit course this mike bees the be bad Mho. He would timed" is eammittee an L I M support any motion for the mimics of the chum white exampled persons of the Jowl& peniamloa firem hit b the oath lamed ea he met ef ar Maleaf e would not ast the t elighlart to u t siL letand rearlftg, sod be hoped the bet pmtfaa et the bill would pan late her. lairiliKET samosa his regret et the course taken by Lad Doer,. Sandy as sedi rant ems st last to this oppo sition. WIN the sategostem d the Lade or Commons on this quelion, already d Waft it a gainer of a century, to be_ The Hari of WICKLOW repudiatid soy argument in tamer ot th• sermon deduced from the support gins to it by the Comore. He wished tie dim at oath propounded in Is 2 tad been precurved, se he would the ham voted for the aisme. The midair he the second reading of the bill wee Wu mina' tn. The bows adjourned at eh o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONB.—THIIoDAY, A PHIL 22. The &Ream amok the eheir at 4 o'olock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. _ The Claims liOipit•i - rzbi iGiir;rOilis Butane of Loads Bill was nal • woad film ABANDONMENT OF PROCEEDINGS AGAINST DR. BERNARD. Mr. ROEBUCK ;aid aeisg hies hot. and beamed friend the Attorney -Gesend is 'his pleas, be would put • question to lb, of which he bad given nodes. He wished to know whether it was the istantice of her Majesty's government to proceed with the indictment found against Dr. Bernard for conspirscy The ATTORNEY-OENERAL entered into a history and an explanation of the proceedings notinst Dr. Bernard, and stated that after his &equine' upon the capital charge, and after considering the whole of the evidence is the power of the crown, It appeared to him to mooed with the prosecution and pot Dr. Bernard nada upon trial for cowpox-7 weakd be a violation of a well-bows maxim of law, and therefore the charge would be so further proceeded with. eir R. BETHELL—We desire to have • plain answer to a Oak question. That question is @haply this—Was the pro coodbor of M. Bodkin, in altering the charge from one of conspiracy to one of bag mosseary to aturdir, a proceeding taken under the direotios of kr Majesty's present Attorney- Genend ? (Hear, hear.) The ATTORNEY-OBNERAL—BIr. I bays no other expieudott to oar than the answer lidded I have slready phrea. (Miablerlel abases.) But my respect for this house Wit upon netoadd that brill that weed:me—whether before the polio meirldeste, or at the Old Bailey, or elsewhere— from lbs hour whoa the present governmeur came into office and aide Ilia the honour to become bar Majesty's At barary-Gonerel, I Maud Ire peesuld3y reepeasiole—(beer, Mistr)—eud I shall be reedy ea ail timer, smd upon every et- Map 00:401011. to vindicate the Ilse at conduct I have pur sued. (Chem.) SIERRA LEONE. Mr. ROEBUCK Fare notice, that on the followioe day, on the masa for the adjournment of the house, be ghoul' ask the Sessaary of State for the Colonies whether any io lidry bed been made into the eircumatances coooected with Se saspasion of the Bra newspaper at Sierra Lome, and wlendar on, determination had been come to by the govern ment a that question. THEDANIIBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. GLADSTONE gave notice that on the following day la Amid mak whether it was the intention of the govern ment Islay on the table at the prewat tiros the papers on the subject al the union of the Danubian Principalities, in oon- Sneaky hrossi with thes Paris promise in l of 11the56. Brinell Plenipotentiary et Cass THE DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL COURT. lb. Syr tatelaileehaeShr Ideisafew.watnag to Wire 4oet easy bel M faallells the War of tivits In the Court of Metes gad Ileatimesdal Comm Tb AnciunlT-OENERAL said he had not ben swim OM It was Ow be.. awl horned gentheeen'a Wks dos t• put as qw•dis int day. He would, however, Sake ea wely appolookE smormaicaWng with the kik* d the Onset ft Ellwana is itobjed, end ascertaining to what mini am naddeir NI Irma he adhered etdAed ; sad ft • PePond• ww am* • mob*k wosid (se not unkestowl) be CHELSEA BRIDGE. Ek J, SWELLIT mind Os Fink Coaunkticsir al gob ,THE MARBLE ARCH. Sir J. BHELLiissii ;;E;; wr ala;17; subject on which he wished to put a question. He referred to the projest elloded to the other night by the noble lord the member for Haddhagtonehire (Lord EleJso) of patting a clock on the =whit arch. (Laughter.) He had observed that the paper wee there still. Lord J. MANNERS said there woe now no intention of potting up a clock, sad ths paw would be st once removed. DR. BERNARD'S CASE. L u.l. Mr. Serjeaot XING asked the Secretary for the 2 ... D=tot whether . late prosecution of " Ths Owes v. Barnard," Mot as an somesory be fore the hot, sod also as to the morale of Ni cholas Battle, wee imiti of Edda stmo by the die law Moos of the ' to afoot that, the divot aim tole troo, shorgied was es a filmy matlar tar et the realm P Mr. WALPOLE Rem of the quokka of the boa. rid turas& as It stood upon the papw woo open to °Voodoo.. of the advice gives by the law damn at the crows sad tbs opinion which hod been resolved from them was not a matter prow for him to cow mookate. (Hoar, her. But as the 'honourable gentle mita had in some degree modified his (plastics, he wished to inform him and dm home that, with no. threato to the prooredimp I. Dr. Boroord's mos, not one step was tam without the aseideatte fd saTio• ~ 4. 1 1 i. loaned Mend the Attorney-Gomel; indeed, he should be ashmeal dhimself if I. any order of put& proinattion he gave say billemniona without tbat 'dyke. Ha might hi pandits! say, in addlien, that he maldesetwe the house thee than we no bolding back of isformation on this point. He might state, is enthrones of hie keened friend the Attorsey-General, that before the present adminstraUou mote into power the government, ening no doubt under the aria of the law ream of the crown, esd in his (Mr. WelpoWs) opinion properly acting, herd the nonce of re ward avian Kr Allasp, net for misdemeanour, but for the May In doing whisk they most have been guided Li b the ems emnidarations se those which guided lamed fl d. He might be permitted to pint out that two sinsgloas would lave ernes ender the en of parliament. Gee wee, whether Dr. Bernard wee one cl her Majaity's subjects within the mooning of the act ,• the other wee whether • person, let him be her Majesty's subject or sot, could be tried for a reorder committed abroad, either ea • pelmet* or as an memory. The only difference between Dr. iternard's end Mr. Alleop's came was that no doubt Mr. AUsep wee a British-born subject, for he was • manual born subject, whilst Dr. Bernard we not. Them were the real truths of the owe. They bad, un fortunately as be thought, tailed in obtaining a conviction, and the question of law therefore was still untried. He thought that after the statement made by his learned friend, it must be seen that the failure upon that trial wee a failure In the facts, and therefore that it would be a most improper thing to proceed with the charge of misdemeanour, which rested on the was evidence. (Cheers.) DECIMAL COINAGE. Yr. BLAND ark;ciiliiZi.;.;ll;;74tie Exchequer if be could elate what program had bean made by the deolnial loommiseioners since their preliminary report, pre ast May, and when their final report might be =- peeled ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid that rime Me hm evidence had been printed the ommiesioners bed to take oral evidence, and Lord Oventona, Sir J. gemobel, Mr. De Horgan, and many other eminent in dividuals, bed been examined. The commissioners purposed to receive some farther oral evidence on the subject. It was therefore imporible for him to state to the honourable member when the dual report would be received. HUDSON'S BAY TERRITORY. Lad BURY naked the for the Colonies whether any answer to Mr. Labouchers'i des patch of the 22nd day of Jemmy, 1868, on the sab of the mimes ßand territory, had hien received by her Meary et government whether it was the intend= other Ma' 'government to introduce a nesesare he the 4601111011111 t of Hudson's Bay gusellon durstithe present session of parliament. STANLEY said that no answer bad yet been re mind to the despatches to which the emotion referred. Them despatches forwarded a plan to which the smut of the **Wore of Celled& was invited. He thought, therefore, that until it was known whether or not that assent would be given it would Whetter not to Mate the course which the government would pursue. (Beer.) THY CAGLIARI. Mr. EINGLAILE used the Chandlerof the Izehequer whoa the opinions dike prate — at law oaken of the crown, in relation to the capture of the Ceglieri, would be laid upon the table of the bones. He sho wished to know whether thane ephdons had been eonununkated to the Sardinian govern meat. The CHANCELLOR el the EXCHEQUER end that, with respect to the BM question, the opiaime of the law officers together with other papers on the subjoin were then in his bead and would be pr assoc. as ma appeetanity arose. With regard to the other part of hie goalies the boa. member had gives ao soda • said abbe* be (the Chancellor of the Ezehequir) lei a genteel sagadateisne with the subject, he should be wry le mite ell•bahil etsteateat, which might be, perhaps, opal to the, sod he would therehre beir his answer to that part of the =dor until another oeoesies. RECEIPT AND BILL STAMPS. Sir E. BUXTON pat the gneetion of which be bad given notice, whirr was, What amber of pony aod re s L i xdt stamps was issued during the isanoW year ? He also like to know what was the amber of receipt and bill stamps issued In recta year shirr the peony gram was intro duced. (Loud laughter.) The CHANCHLLOIt et the EXCHEQUER said that the subject to which the has. wierhor reined woe rather ow for a motion for a return, then awe In be sasvared as a ques tion merely. However, he had prepaid himself to mower the unstrap as it originally stood upon the paper, end be wield, therefore, state to the house that the number of bOl strops issued lest year wee 660,000, and the number of re ceipt stamps trued during the like period wee 73,400,000. THE ARMY EGTINALTES. Yr. HOit9YAN .aid as tiaTirsinTak, 7 far war was not to W plan, be would glee notice tot to-morrow he meld ask what wen the Wtweneen botmt• that wield army eetionne just bend en in Milan admen WALPOLB add tin bb he. mad gallant M®d was prevented from babe preent dimwit indkpantion. THE - 11tADI DUII-8. In rw Mr. Mr. H ENLEY said that he was at the present time in rammuniostion with the fonts department, with a view of obtaining information on the walled et the Stade dues, which should enable him to frame the teems of the reference at the matter in the form beet calculated to be useful. THR CAGLIARI, The CHANCELliiiioititiiiellEQUEß brought op further papers open the subject al the Cagliari. THB DIPLOMATIC 15110710 E. Mr. WlSil;ice;til thritiitheoliafoir this house that the diplomatic teleran sad =ar how charged up on the ocrehW be ted fund should uader the more im mediate view and control of perllameat, and be paid out of • vote annually provided by the Homer Common for the pur- V. He entered at Meath into the whole system of our p a romatic service, contending that it was coudnoted without any regard to economy, and that the appointments were made in • manner injurious to thepnblic service. Be thought that the consular and diplomatic services ought to be united, as it was of great importance that our attaches and diplomatic agents should have • knowledge of commercial affairs. He inveighed spinet the principle of seam diplomacy as only fitted to prevent our knowing the true state of arm. Mr. 8. FITZGERALD cited the opinion of the oommittes which eat in 1831 upon this subject, that it wee not advi sable that the hems of the diplomatic expenditure should not appear in the annual votes, but that a statement of that ex penditure should be annually laid before parliament, end • gross sum of 180,000/ • year paid. This recommendation had been strictly adhered to, and the reeegemmt had been a most eoonomical one, r shove 10,000[. a yen wee annually returned to the Izeiratralra. All the In stances of extravagance brought leeward by Mr. Wise de pended not upon this gross sum, but ea segande annul votes of that house, which proved that the erne reetermetied would be likely to red Is errawagent expentlitra He brought forward several keener to show that the diplo matic service was not confined es alleged, to the members of lution. the aristocracy. He wild not rear to the proposed reso- BORMAN, who rose amid loud alit for a &Arks, *might the proposal of his bon. trier' wee es t the it wad difficult for the house to roisca, its obis* heio tiwig7 to apply the rune principle to our lonia" expesditom that wee spike, to nor borne uperiditnre. Lad PA Lid B ASTON oWiloMd to ile stellos, se remiss en Serenereeelet dilibefaelly adopts& Ha fordo, opposed it as eosetitstlonal snoods. To .be ors diplomats blue *otiose public we. both onoommitstkmal sod contrary to the intereeta of the ooustry. Throw amid sot be a worse diploma*, melds' this a popular eleembly. The met of diplomacy was public, sod parliament mold call ministers to account for their looduct• To rit'Oot the olefin of diplomatists to yearly dis mission wool have so libidos' Allot oo kisiss courts. He sotreabed the house sot to adept a rsulatiost which wool de mach harm boa relations with other countries. TIIII Foreiss-odes hod mews ofjod rousettmg the sale riso.. !Makin& lo be gives to oar o nests whkit ea , BOOM Ma vat the seem al stsalsing. Xr. KnouniD, who wee noshed with cries of " sod " Oh," staid the tt Weil he preemption in ids to stasmpt to wet the amble lord—et Oh," sad *Ditrldel—tem bit lova est lie noble Mewl would not 111 iiimosiod by the ersiumele of awe soots led from taklar (Stamped Id. Additional.) LT WO PESat- a a la i a a n. (ss H ier , hear," and cheers) The noble lord ha s asmsa ttle to the motion en constitutional 7,17.1.. ("bp* ant. ,Divide.-) Why, if the expense of pommLr e r i agi.bar, Ilta were submitted to the house in the I animates, why she Old Aare not be votes for the dipl • recite? Ilhought that neither the g overnment nor Die noble lord had anettered his bon. friend. (" Oh," an d " Divide.") His hon. friend had been &coned of bringing (ennui extraneous matter in makimg kis motion, but be was sun that when the speech of his hoe. friend was read out of doom the country would feel t bat they owed • deep debt of gradtude to him for the inform. Won he had brought (sword. He should cordially support the motion. Lord J. RUSSELL sad that ite thought, m regarded the particular motion before the house. the object which the hon. gentleman sought being to bring the exposer of the diplomatist services by vase before We home, pooh a cause would hese a tendency rather to canoe *Weeks thus to prawns eamorey. He believed that than WWI mead arguments in favour of the present _pthe, and be wee acne* with it; but that ha mad not give his rate u tnsit the motion without saying that may of the oh - of the hon. gentlemen which bed set en imme diate connexion with the motion wave w. worthy of atten tion. He thought, for inatanes, that the system of tearing unpaid attach& was • bed one; he thought that wary the entering the diplomatic service about Sawa whey. He thought oleo that it would be maul to bare • genera/ as vision of the system on which our Manmade savior we carried on, for it war the ease that veld* manbeire of time service) in the higher poets had salaries endlolend to wale them to keep up their petition, ethers In lowa polkas* were paid salaries which were enually tan high. Is the last plus, be did not agree in ail that had been mid against the system of diplomatic seamey iWi be t the same time, he thought that diplomatic mare often made public, which would tend ' papery the public mind, which at present often led sway by idle month with math to foreign elL a r a s. There ith left the motion of the boa geatlessea, be sue thy thee =were due to him for tenth' the Bab• jeot tethee the boom TIA• 11011110 them divided: For the maths ll4 Against It 142-28 The moth of the divieka wee mead with loud chews. DESTITUTION IN DONEGAL. Mr. BAG*111:;o;etonto velor 7 s — s - eleTtZoorusittas to In quire into the destitution existing in the county of Donegal. He mid that the northern part of that ey was a wild mountainous district with large tracts of barren smiths people were living in astate of wild poverty. A short damage the nation wasstartled from its propriety by a statement which appeared in the newspapers, signed by ten of the Roman catholic clergy, in reply o which a resolution was drawn up by a board of iruardians. The government seat down an in spector (Mr. Hamilton) to investigate the matter, and the report of that gentleman arm so much at variance with that of the clergymen, that if the case rested on that alone a further inquiry was in order that the blame might ' rest on the parties who were halt. (Hera.) The taxation that bad been imposed on the district was most frightful. In one part the police tax amounted to 4901. 40. Ild., and the sheep tax to 8641 . Us. Id., staking a total of 1,3641. 17s. od., being considerably over the property valuation. The total valuation of the district was 2,0801. 1 ls. ikt., whilst the taxes mimed amounted to 2,0001.165. 4d. The payment of these taxes proved that the people did not wish to evade the law, but had paid them to the utmost. In consequence of the address honed by the clergymen to whom he had alluded, a committee was formed in London for the purpose of rbb subscriptions, and similar committees were formed in a J ferent parts of Ireland. The contributors included many landed proprietors who had made inquiries into the matter, and amongst them he might mention Mr. Sharman Crawford, who stated his belief that the complaints which bad been made were well founded. He thought it due to the cha ritable individuals who had contributed to the relief of these poor people that some means should be devised for ascertain ing the truth of the statements which had been put forward, and trusted the house would agree to the appointment of a committee for that purpose. He demanded this in the name of justice, In the name of humanity, and, above aq, in the acme of the Irish landlords, many of whom believed that property had Its duties as well as its rights. (Hear, hear.) Mr. M'MAHON seconded the motion. Sir E. HAYES would venture to my that the statement mode by the priest; was entirely without foundation ; and that Wig the means of ascertaining the facts, they moat have known that statement to be untrue. (Hear, hear.) Mr. MACARTNEY fancied the hon. member for Clou ted Mr. Bagwell) had not visited the district, and behoved, if ha bed done so, that be would not have felt justified in iamb( Ist a committee. The testimony before committees wee teed mtiefactory, for it was not taken an oath. Now the estemimisere bad examined the wit:mese en oath, sad be *oughtY monstrous that the statement of ten gentlemen mite MI ad hem so examined should be set up against Mr. Htundlemee revert. (Hem.) Mr. P. O'BRIEN, feeling that the inquiry was imam pleb, would support the motion for a committee. Lard NAAS mid that there was great doubt of the truth of the 'barges brought against the landlords. They bed, at least, been much exaggerated. Many outrages had bent committed in the country, which it was needihl to pundits. Still he would commit to the appointment of the committee. Mr. LEPROY opposed the motion, having satisfied him self that there wet no ground for the accusations brought against the landlords. Mr. MAGUIRE contended that a case had been made out for a committee, that the coadicting statements might be examined. Hr. W HITESIDE inveighed spina any inquiry insti tuted opts false pretences. The house should be careful be. it admitted the precedent of inquiring into the manage ment by en landlords of their wads. It,. ROEBUCK and that the evil we in the nature of and could not be remedied by a committee. They torTll u n lr do nothing, and would get only disappointment from ID. arr. l7 WHAIION supported the motion, hoping that it would load to an eselmilation of the English and the Irish law. DRUMMOND mid that the affair was wade( but an attempt at the part of the priests to cause dissen sion between landlord and tenant. He did not believe om ward of this petition, and if witnesses were ex amined before a corom'ttee nobody could believe them (Laughter Mr.aVOY supported tits referenos to &committee. Mr. BAOWELL replied. Re bad not said that the people were turned out of disk homes, bet they were twisted finis Um mountain. He would congas his motion to two distrkts, °woke* sod soothe. The home this divided— For the motion Air The torah wee received with chew. _ _ PROPERTY QUALIFICATION. LOdlaklNG moved for leave to introduce • bill to •bollan the property qualfla•tion kr mantas of parlia ment. He atat•d that his bin of last session had best re jected on the nomad reading beams Lewd Palmerston urpd the plea, or rather the excuse, that as he was about to bring in • reform bill the question eagbt not to be entertained. (Hear, hear.) Dane was now no reform bill before the house, continually the orPoIAWAY was favourable for oonsiderlng this quark& Lawn at the late diecleenres In connexion with this maw it was mesetiel for the morality of the house that 110111111 aMrtY.n sink* be made in order to remedy the evil of genderim mein feria table and making declarations which ware not strictly true. He understood there wee no opposition to the introduction of the bill, and would not therefore detain the house. Leave wee given to bring in the bill. SCOTCH UNIVERSITIES. _ - Tb. LORD ADVOCATE Mo;;lkriarOducts a bill to make provision for the better government sad discipline of the unmade* of Scotland, and imeovimg and regulating the octane of stud y therein ; and for the union of the two universities and colleges of Aberdeen. In order to carry out the details of the memos a oonuoisolon would be appointed. He had adopted this tram from the precedent of the recent bills relating to the Unimailles of Oxford and Cambridge. He thought dow ers, he ought to add, that no scheme of this kind would at all approach perfection which did not provide for the onion of the two unimmitles of Aberdeen. His bill, therefore, would contain dames that object. , bear Calomel SYKES having he mid that had net b een a ble to follow the hoc end Imbed lord throughout Ida statement, and therefore be should not ecender himself hound to support or 'Valk to mead to the bill et the be. sember. If the hon. end learned lord mast by the mien of the universities of Aberdeen a flasks of these bake, Its sieved not be able to gin to the hen. member bis eaugort. Mr. MONCREIPP entirely approved of the mem* of the right bon. and learned Iced, rob epiirevber of it in its entirety, b should mot trouble the We with a supple meaW speech. But he took that opetetaaity W approval, and also his entire esdaininn fallen to the hon. sad learned lord to taftegees the name. Lord ELCHO mid that be, Wm Weed Vie, had not caught the words of the statement et the mile med named lord, and therefore could express lis 'plebes ea the movie of hie bill. The subject was a met leN= 4. we, eat ear which had attracted great attention la Mr. C. ERLICH Mg burl the Wife etmemeei et his right hon and leant telstilt=heird It, be well sweep hie Ma. end pawn fOtifsli Semi that the bill me one which he Mr. BUCHANAN suggeelsi Th a l t a r blr ma shomM be cir culated beim it tierce on fora sensed tartan(. (ENO Leave wee given I. bring to He MiL PARTNERSHIP RW3IIITHATIONS. Memel GODERICH erred br II 'S $ betrg fa a DOI M probes b the registrable et errimeldp. Ahe he eider dald est the Prss t M tlio - Bend d TTSk well ea Imre the bin be Anti set Ireelb d helm limy lieM The eiisst at be MI asior wigs .11 rum .elate the Adel Beek t hat' ice tenerey billeurtfoe that It Chao: wbo Olinda= k ib•amperrae; siefloskillreelams men were ewer in mineral pertnenhips, while ostensibly they were nay - engaged in one. They were thus enabled in obtain " mount of credit than they wo u ld o bt a i n were ft known how irons they bad in the Ire. Besides, the war of haematite which this bill would W or d frequently intargrad with the sin prosecution of legal remedies. This bill, too, would give aid towards an improvement in our bankruptcy laws--a portion of the law which melt required essessteint. (Hear, hear.) The machinery which he pro. Tided for the bill wee ready to the hands of the house. He proposed that the superintendent registrars tiirougisorthe country should bereaved withthe duty of keeping ups regis ter. That wee the only ansehinery which would beneoeru7. Tie proposed to enforce oseeplisnos with the provisions of the Set In two waye—liret, that parties who did not register old not be allowed to see ; secondly, the registry would be empowered to rill ca any pertneeship to register, sad if they refused, say two justices would be enabled to inflict a small penalty. He thought lb.. provisions would be raft dent to ensure die cony* ont of the art, and he did not think any salons* oblestion teekl be urged to it. Only a very small fee would be .{wd ea registration. Mr. TURNER sesonded remotion. Ile rid the bill bed originated with the Cromerral atasociation of Manchester, in with the Leer Arcention. It arose from the pest tilloulty which *hey superhard in discovering who were the pertnessthe Arms with which they had to deal, end who were liable to them. -- - Mr. HENLEY on the part ef the govetameat, had no Wisdom el opposia th e anion. The subject was as Dew to the house cone, with the excepties el the die. canna which had bass rehired to. Of coarse be resernate Memel( the right of shindig to the hill er any Jainism alit at • fats* stage. The motion was them wee& to. PUBLIC 111ALTH ACT. Mr. ADDBRLEY ease to move for lawn to brims t . " Bill to amend the Public Health Act (180)." He te dnentrellse the whole gate, to allow the liemeei= to mire to aspeamter, but to &whole all dhow who withal far load boards to establib diem by the vote of a rinedag of ratepayses and °wages el properly, a wham two-thirds should ceserat ; dine ankle shealdbe gtven, and say pasty an Meng notice wield bale • right of ap peal. He j opeesd that the local board should have union ble powen, without aconite) to a oenhel board, bat subject to the right of which now existed, sad the cheek, which rests em subject to annual election. The azardae of the power of rating money en mortgagewould. however, be subject to appeal to the Home ith regard to the medical powers of the Board or Health he to deal with that question in a bill. Hs d not to repeal the present law " ,= isoorporate it with the bill which be now asked leave to ba induce. Tie motion wee agreed to. BOYDELL'S TRACTION ENGINE. On the motion of Mr. Gewgaw thin weir ordered a oopy of Ike report upon the capabilities of Boyden's truths ea sing, made by Sir Frederick Abbott, in February last, to the Hon. East India Company. OOVERNI(RNT OF INDIA BILL. Lord PALMERBTON the wood reran of this bill to that day (yaidarday) Rataight. CRUELTY TO ANIMALB ACT AMENDMENT BILL. . - _ Viscount RAYNHAY riOved the road reading of this bill. He said the prisolple of it had already been appooved detain thus. by the hoc* end timbre it was not neousary for him to — Mr. WALPOLE admitted that the object of the noble lord was of the beet, and If the provisions of the bill did not pre pas to go bored the prMes of the existing law, he would not oppo a it. The present act, which the noble lord mo- Posen te repeal, contained all the enactments that wens required, mad the additional provisions proposed by the noble lord were mach as the house could not possibly assent to. In the vary first ohms there were words which would give rise to great hard a ttiod r. satioysoce. It proposed to punish " avoidable " but how was it possible to define what that was. provisions with regard le liamming slatighterboume would be inconvenient. The present system afforded every requisite security. In conclusion, the right hon. ponderosa urged the noble lord to withdraw his bill, on these gro 'nund that the law as it stood was sufficient for the pur poeeded. Mr. AYETON strongly supported the suggestion of the Home Secretary, and hoped that the noble lord would with draw his bill. 81r J. EAST hoped that the house would allow the bill to be read • second time, being of opinion that it could be made • useful and tour measure in committee. The gaestion a that the bill be read a wooed time was than put and negatived without a division. CHANCERY BILL. Sir R. BBTIiBLL moved the second reading of this bill, end Sir H. CAIRNS speed to the motion, with the under standing that certain alterations would be proposed by th► govenuelat in committee. Bill mad a second time. CHURCH-RATE ABOLITION BILL. Oe AYRTON mid, on behalf of 81r J. Trelawny, that he should to-morrow (this day) ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what errangereent be wee willing to make with to the further promos of this in order that r a l fr i visioa might be taken co its merits at an early stage. The order vas then The ordrr for the R=:itio . n (Ireland) Bill wan dis charged, and that for the Juries (Ireland) Bill postponed The other orders of the day were then dispoecd of, and house adjourned at a quarter pest 12 o'clock. Bra JOSEPH PearoN, M.P.—A few days ago, the workpeopie on the Chatsworth estate of the Duke of Darm shire palmated Sir Joseph Penton, M.P., a piece of plate, with an address, expressive of the esteem sad which his conduct towards than had crestodL & sti p= coasistcl of an inkstand, with richly ornamented border sad • pierced plate, ormtaining two out glasses, with richly chased tops, and a wafer-box in the centre, on which. is placed • taper candlestick. On out side la engraved Sir Joseph's arms, and on the other the following inscription : "Prorated to Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., on the occasion of' his reskping the agency of the Chatsworth estates, as a mark of esteem in which he is held by the workpeople in the em ployment of his Onsee the Doke of DermWre, at Chats worth—March 26, 1868."—Darby Reporter. - - MR. RANEY IN LIVERPOOL—Mr. J. S. Rarey, the American hone-tamer, ►ppeared for the first time in Liverpool yesterday (Thursday),whis be explained his system im izig to upwards of sixty in Lucei.rooms, Great Char lotticatreit. Mr. first experimented upon • three yew old stallion Do lt, to Mr. Hope Jones. This stallioe, which had sever been bridled or saddled, and had **quietly behaved my viciously, was quickly and effectually tamed by Mr. Remy, who slier wards rode it up and down Great Charbee-enese, amidst a large crowd of spectators. Mr. Reny next completely subdued a vicious kicking omni bus bores, w►bd would previously never permit any portal to get on her back. Mr. limey's moors was most decided, and ha was highly oomplimieted upon the moult of his banana sad salifiectory system of educating and timing hems. ROYAL Coulon or S SOLON 9.—The following members of the College having undergone the asemeary ezmalastions, were admitted licentiates in midwilery,et meeting of the hosed, on the 21st i cast , Fred. Blackman, Remegate ; Richard William Berkeley, Black heath; Horatio Norge Skinner, Gerrard-street, Soho; Thomas Leaman Blacked, Newton Abbot, Devon; Jose* Simplon Rid gy le~ , Porton, Lanosahire ; Robert Joseph Ben nbg, Feb&M neer Liverpool ; Thomas Banter Heet, Caniervonshlre ' • Aug. Ferdinand Rani Noel, the Mauritius; Frederick Besekiah Rergook HilltbdrJ - Ploor . Edward Phillips, Aberystwyth; John Henry Balked Tot: hill, Topsham, Deven• James Broad, Stoke Newington: James Barrett, Banbiu7, Oxford; William tea Devise, Wellington, Sierra Leone; John Rand, H ad SuSolk end Lamas Africanus Beals Boma, Glooomesr, Sierra Lease. - - - THE LUXURIES OP BONAPARTISIL—Prince Na poleon Intends giving • grand dinner to inaugurate his new hotel at No. 16, Avenue Menialgne, Paris ; and it is said that the Emperor sad Jimmie have promised to honour it with their preeenee. The following (from Oar )is • brief deparlpelen of the building which is an exact copy of the bane ci Diomede at Pompeii .—" The sim plicity of the artier is relieved by a few polychromic archi tectural it—ante; the online of the vestibule le painted Wan with large white eters interspersed ; the spume between the columns ere adorned with dowers and entire rms. Tin radian bide to the atrium, • saloon plena with • skylight, below which than Is a Was et the mate dee emanated of marble of miens kinds. /wend eke align may be aeon the bun of the aeceasmair=the dwelling, together with the houeshold d i ti s e. in the following ordsr :—Cailerine, Lod& lienieseren esdplehte, Marie Louise, Elise, Pauline, ° w eb % jogigkareplin Lank Charles Bonaparte, and Je nne: The hew et 1142hia L rises oa as altar •itsiatid on as War of dr looK and eilseued with dowers. 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