The Press. — London, England, 1858-06-26 00:00:00

614 TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 14 061 FOR ' ila inn l .-.0.! )0 RO(bagt)r VirtSo firj ,iofluousdri 1., 9nabhusqsbnl rivv-vrtif. (sTAuPED) , omit) srliio Li. d . Per Anima ... 4 t f „ • • • • -initsm ilia! , ,Ttalr Yearly.. r .. .. i•t li`' a ' Quar te rly .. "'-' '' •tia Tota s'Vrit a ida.o se ed ' Iliti PAYABLE iN i AIP7r4BCE. • ~„1 Subscribers arereque4te , l to send their orders thrtinthi , gaire Agents; If direct to the Attlee, aecomnanied by a remittance. Advertisements also must have a reference er xemittancie. Money Orders to be made payable to Mr. ALFIABD LIM D.B, - . . . • TO CORRESPONDENTS. r him paw Advertisements sent from the country must be &eaglet Ofildif i ty remittance or a reference for payment in town. It . a IV! It le impossible to acknowledge the mars of lettedillie MOW. 'neir iusertion is often delayed owing to a pinauciasiter. and when omitted, it is frequently from reasons quite hide pendent of the merits of the communicetion. Communications should always he legibly written, and on one side of the paper only. if long it increases the difficulty of ' finding epee's for them. Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated by th same end addrses of the writer, not neceeearily for public& tion, butus a Ruarantee of hie good faith. Cts Aprslig;fi LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, iB5B. Lis..~ r~. _44 I, rc eH .bnal .10 bail _4,1 , . STSCRIPI'., has - . P.' bum D EP ATE. r dire 4)..tvrawsl viumEnr- !oinoq utulluidt dnilWllag OF LORDS, nowasesicifia INDIA. p t f two-, add lo I On the motion of .the Earl of Atatlfaittr, a , message was ordered to be sent to the Commons, for a copy of the report, lately presented by the select committee of that house, respecting colonization and settlement in India. The noble earl followe4 up his (cotton by calling attention to the vast importance of an extensive emigration of English-bprn subjects f- to India, with a view to the promotion of the moral and material intezastsuf tilt onntOj e , wo4 A4ipe curity against WWI* W 1411 1 , 4 1108. fog shit not) 1 1P •IPP IRS THAMES. The Duke of Bucca.xnett, in putting a question respecting the state of the Thames, urged upon the Government the neceNsity of adopting some imme diate means for purifying the metropolitan river from its existing pollution. Some discussion followed, in which several peerli :.took part. Ultimately it was agreed that the subject _should await a more deliberate discueinuu its tdiie ).63urse a next week. Their to:41140. :,tt(itiilo Pd.. 4. sok, o'clock. i Amnia lo - Ifl , fl 3,. 4 . • r , grOuTT"' • • W i sTs " 'Oil Jlld rim/0 ft .T.IOUS.r.. OP . ie ; SCOTTISH UNIX . HSITIES. At the early sitting of the Commons the Univer sities (Scotland) ilall,worvonsidered in committee, ,and several chaises peed alter a miscellageous EdiSCUSIsiOII. q ty aSb edl rftiv, o. ACCONSWPATIO'4 On resuming at six o'clock, doilies) 1/1• J: ,JIJ The Arransty GENZRAL, in replytng to 14 r. Bast', stated that some provisions designed to amend the law as regarded accommodation bills Isere to be b: included in a bill about to be introduCeilfcr the 74 ,.autemlinent of the bankruptcy and insoiStKpOeteo A.• ~ RIVER THAMES. L• Dir. 0. gum= called attention to th4ttricl stalls of the , Thames, mid suggested that a *yid Can n. mission shoulil ha appointed to into* Apto the means of carrying out the embar.kmentWthtrivet I lie proceeded to urge a series tf giiesiktos re *peeling the purpose, cost, and erect of tbeTtetorii sec seen I".q # h 6, ` sewer. i 1 A prolonged and miscellaneass discussion ensued, the general issue beirui ,a conclusion that the Go. 3 , . vernment ought tp take the work into their own 1 llamas, and that the resulting expenditure should be ' deirayed out of the national revenue. Lord J. MANNERS, after describing what had been done, repudiated all responsibility for all that bad been lett undone. The powers wielded by his de- pertment were strictly limited by Acts of Parliament which had altogether debarred the Chief Commis- sioner from initiating any plan, aptl, itt the same •time, lett him without the command of funds for its execution. The subject, was under Carer cons:Waa- -1 tiou by the Government, who would, , -,.prepared before the session closed to bring forw ...e pro- position designed to eudcw either thes,, ..tasterial department or the Metropolitan Board of 'orks with the powers requisite for dealing effectually with this r utporteitt question. • c j , 7 • ?An c, . Mr. BRADY called iitte -4494, itreftetWity. -of carryiog- on the pub . , 000aptry • • . • • • v.-, ;*'. - •••• • 86/4111 8 aPin JiVITE 21614158. with d►se care, attention, and deliberation in the peatilen►ial atmosphere of the Thames, and urged the expediency of presenting an address to the Crown► auggeating the propriety of holding the re maining portion of the session in some more healthy locality in her Majesty's dominions. The CHLIICELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that her Msjesty'a Ministers were endeavouring by every means in their power to relieve hon. members from their legislative duties at the earliest passible moment. .nfT In reply to s question from Mr. P. O'Burnwie _ . CniNCELLOR of the Excimuure at'terwarde declared that during the recess the Government would endeavour to devise some measure to regu late the respective rights of landlords and tenants . is' Ireland. , si,: d. This statereentudiedand 1110 the lively interchanges between the hon..eeereber for Queen's County lad Mr. Maguire. The subject was at last silo weildity drop. • • lir; orfT • 0.81 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. oty • The house having gone into committee on the Government of India Bill, .11-1 :•:• Mr. C. FORTESCUE moved au amendment • tint `clause 3, with the view of providing that the &demi.; nistrative fuoctione of the proposed Secretary of Si ate should always be exercised with the c onourx ease of the Council. uuw Baru ..i,Ern After considerable discussion a divielon weettaiten,! on which the amendment was negatived by &majority of 221 against 77--144. •r; • ;u:. On clause 7, appointinanceuncil the Minister, Load PALMERSTON Objeded to the eenegketeAbefiegi isAlie l epinice,• n3O imllep , He 001,444yahk4414 :Council should g ist •Ist the ut42lllllbdi ,tswelea members. 'ii , 't .1 , till 3:•:” On this amendment the committee, after some disc enssion divided, when the number of fi fteen wee affirmed by 247 against 165--62. Lord. FALIIIIIIIITON then moved , another amend 4 ment, providing that the irbate.binirof councillor* 6ould be nominated by the Cr0e0.1. , 011-1 , ,L , On a division this amendment tint 'also nesittitett by 240 to 147+,420...1. • 101 The chairman was then ordered to report proem. The remai9Ang business was then disposed of, mid the house **tuned at one 9:clock. VillkOlrlitY ; 4 THE 11, 4 11...ERS OF A tr)ft -Tviprr c r‘et ocis . f. ort fau r Our readers will probably reeolleet that in the summer of 1846 great excitement existed in Dagen in of '" neighbotithoadf3 Jodi idßuodi a.r4.4-JH bio,i ,t,. FIFO • .• • • • r• ! 41 le 9 el i A6**l%eiedif WWI Ilelll'let two o'clitsbltriois 'Saturilitillaaviod'et titillvelo'ciibek on Wednesday, at the priigle`riSidenee of the Berl of Derby, who iwas pressrun& by indisposition from proceeding to join his colleagues. in Downing -street. Besides she noble earl the following Ministers were preneut t— the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Salisbury, tha F r ecl G.; liurAwicln, pr. o k 1 Secretary , Walpole, the E of. Mani .Um Ithp Right lion. Sir E. Bulwer ttoo, the ight .Hon. General Peel, the Right, <Piii, Y: akington, Ord Stanley, the Right c lf crf i ttilleiliA. - (1310 rd John hiannetciL • 6 ci noiessi,l•4 i , i,. . . ~ ;:)-.1,,Ju. :Jilt lu .nio„sigiatoig asiqoi i•110111kV oth Frims.r 7 Pn Saturday night last a lire broke out at Lituelio , — fie hich, ror magnitude and destinction of 'ialnable prdpftty, has not been equalled by any eon. Ilagration in . - the metropolis sines that which destroyed Pickford's warehonses at the Camden ___ station of the London and North-Western itaitvgai.' Between eaten mad eight o'clock on Monday morn ing a fire, involving the deetruetion of fpoopertv even to a greatar.aglnitut than.tly i kona,t4i,atopß4 place on Saturday nigh,{,ft ILimeio,y e lpe,, prqlfp 144„913 Fresh. wharf, Lower, 4bamea•street, adjoiaing London ! bridge. The premises cover an immense space of I. round, on winch, stood a great number of los:fit:re ; op.?", qontaftileg m . the nhoh?- trioierty at ore t ha n i;19 1 :16 , 000i . t ia li ng; :, ,-;'-nil.:trri it JIM ~ ?190130 Yr!crr 1 ' s zcitiai4 r 1)4131 N spAr AFTERNOON 1 , ) ;Cr. .d/Olfl.bineao L Efil,ll( l 4l,ll.lfrlNL IGEN() E. .tat or bas.tai Ina unsvoi) stij hoe?! - Imcrisvoa *fit grit .lIT .knornairo 10 • . v4l ktialla i i tridiy. -The dfdititeur terteine the follcnring.dogee Napoleon, by the' •gratest of dod and thenational will, Emperor of the Fusteleitemi3l ttuiuk,et wile., To ail swam* awitS* 0 111*AirerthiVe 'lt , ' li/telling to gip,. , to? A lgeria and our colonies a fresh testimony of our solicitude for their interests, and to favour aa flAlkill iffnClicklitftr, thd dereleegierit of their ,I prosperitl ifi , i , , :1., ~ , , fo , . i I , li lino not' We have riecgoil anti ao Atnige 21114104 , 6 . : Ari0 1 1. , 4/4444 0 , - -I , cor isOgerkoe immlf 1 ntOpON is ,r, V . 4 ..•: 28,7 .1 , •Ai c t i A vta ft i oil to Iffq , „ of m g „an a on 0 ' i iiii"to RS, •which are severally with g ilietriltititrith tif Marine and Wa r . l Att, 3, 'Oar will&H elf' It'onihi,, * Alpe Napoleon, is charged' with this Ministry . • . 1 7 T o 'OW Art. 4. Our Ministers of State, of War, and the Marine ere abarged, eseb, in ad far * ift.. o PWilime.with the f.x.e9uti(4l pf present decree,„.l3#3lE . , .kk4s tercet from ,pnd i &ter the' r ~,44 , Rczt, present Ci t .1 aisa f 1 1 /*o 4 o l #o lki lif ti r , • 1808. , • • I fll, -, 1 1 •• I°, ( , e+ll4 . . • ',:' " 1k.4... T.:14124 A i-FW '.1," fl 1 R911:101C,...1 /1/0 0 11 :o,n, .4{14, FORTS.t_ , Inge/ otoi owelh..-5i , ,5 .19soodet to nciii4P , POPAMes4Wm 749 .445 W tiff and ; euililite It to MECT, Or t.; l , :tes.m., (l ; ; [ R d qrt ni xltaioetien_ .li/4(144/VW, • . ',pm in 9„,„„ ' ifjitillb • ii—ty /F9Ml9ElRFTrez..l7..tson4x. eto owing telegra from her Majesty's A.rtiel- Agent and,o4teMkGefiero,,. i!a :48YPtp 41%.:1Y4itiet re , .eetved at tWitif9pOßlipile.; -, r .. •• i ,•,!, • • ! neswid , 3banr ALszartenti, June 21. , . The steagmyr,Ailag s taw Vialiagto,,apaved at Suez 'eater. 4 11 11 tOt4 0 114 11{4 1 E4AS 4o use IBth May, and Madras dates to the 2ud,Mty,, Brigadier•Geperal Jones relieved our troops besieged in the gaol of Shahjehinpore on the 11th. The Monlvie de. '*ated, and the cavalry in pursuit. Sir E. Ltigartl entered Jugdeepore on the oth, killing great number. of the rebels, who were flying moth on the 111th. Sir E. Lugard effected a junction with Colonel Corlield ; both .forces had a good deal of fighting, and drove the rebels -into the jungles, .from which, however, it would be difficult to dislodge them. Sir H. Hose halted on the 12th at Ammkes, near Cut• tack. and op the 13th marched on Etyah, three cots from Calpeeoirar which, the enemy were in position. The attaelr Bled lt - hare 404 1 ipitle'on the 14th. Tittritil 'de Teri btobe, joined the rebels l arrtt itou at CO*: th hit Whir litia;.th%'llfintie of Jhanei. They 1 desteoyedibe retdi tolwisordt the pusege of artillery. , Corfu, 24th June, 1858, 8.30 pm;; ? . ,in,.., . : ..: , . ...I •Ok !..) rf t ! .(1117i i ?M. f,,:4 .)11T Tlad ALIN itIOTS. ' -, •- o linwtrial af.Coloneli}spirne, enuturimaioner of pglioe, for his sharaju. s4ka gollsga riot* of March last, cora -1.100114001 pn Monfitto, , 4sos brought to, a uouotosion on Thursday. Judge Christian charged the jury at some length, and in .sorcia amounting almost to a directior4 fur 4 verAiiist of acquiwil...Thc jury, after itt few miuutea' tioliberation, reurrnea; a vertict of ifiNot guilty." The announoement Was *mired with *oat applause, in vvhioh * lettgli silatgabist At ;l dlisatlentaiolued. la 1.4.01,5 cit 'to ainiog v. , • Jiw 1 • • .'stilts ,s.JaJag coign,. : IT is announced that, Mr. Robert Ding and Mr. Yelverton O'Keefe baring.resigned the offices of Registrars of theriCourt. , af •ITharallaiy,. , .the Hon. Henry sugden becomes Registrar, and Mr.:William . _ _ -Dwyer Femora...3' r " • trar - .zal tniL ' "Tin itiVirtl'iJridgioti'dmirtir.-4410 doubt is now enterisitied that'll* Liird-Advdraltilitill accept this high jtiditial office, vaeant by the - death of the Right Hon. John 'Hope. Mr. Inglis's pro Motion, which will be Sedfleind with MOM§ satisfaction, will, dhoWeveiVbelikt‘elttfloas SO the present Ministry, as the'Cofisetiatffe Ades of ow scoteh bar, confessedly, Cannot stipPli another *ember of the same eminence, and *eight. Mr. Inglis, though long looked forward to brine beret' Scotland as likely to trass through a brilliant and 'useful (earner in Parlia ment, has for s sti t tithe indeed bed the opportu ntty.offirifililrig ttiedBinfrelPations:•olllheri appointed Ltird..AdiOcifif u i r , L ! DerhybriGovernment in 18 ht, hei urtarict ettsfully eontieitted the eounty of Orkney agriinst'thellinitAtiDandat, drad subseqaently lad Iretlite debate& oandidate for an waiiteueirthe..sixempt to 'Wier ifirtl''agliift'rillesived her MnieStyit commission sill !Lordakkrocitas on the fall I of the i r i rraton Aditisimestien, when be wad OliV et otiitiotrfor the • borowth of St , ,m• gafrfriol ,ral pith Jed' t• • A . (rrisq aRA f enasysi .Dildul 9!I! 1.- , Dam and its neighbourhood, in consequence of - the discovery of the body of George Clarke, a policeman ,of the ,Ii - Division, whose body was found amongst some standing corn, in a field on his beat. Since that thileJiuspicion,had resttd on certain individuals, i but nothintli , #ahapired since then until within the last hair i ers , *ten information was communi- cated to Sir Nad i. Mayne, chief oommissioner of pi police, wh o . mod,' adyniable to institute further inquires, an i like . I.`be:lAecessary proceedings for apprehending, e party hriplicated. The information referred to reuse on the statement of a woman named Smith, wife of a labourer of that name, residing at Dagenham, and the reason assigned by her for making known and s arises from her being i o tro u bled in . mind , and a fear of death without divul- I kin tfriinv."The apprehension of the murderer, after i 'so ng'iti period troth the time of the murder, has ' caused great excitesnent at Dagenham- a nd its T 1 ....... T ;per Fesrgiasorr4iLheD4e h appaiwask),Taiiit Regis- sr ; Mr. William Drury, barrister of-law, is ap- inted Asss ant Registrar. Mr. Ferguson's office worth 1 0 , f , and Mr. DA - aryl 4,000 J. per annum. AfW, Wiktii VII 4000 i PoPtaar• ' Y.., .... ... . • . 1