The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY.— Mr. Brellfrit took the oath and hie
seat for Barnstaple. Mr. Praeli gave notice that, on
the motion of Mr Osbores respeotingthe Deno-German
question he should moire ea an emendate nt the " previous
question." Mr. LIIVO explained that, in oonsequenoe of '
the decision mime to on Tuesday Itst. he had felt it his
duty to resign the °Mae of Viet-President of the
Connel on Illocution. The right bon. gentleman
complained to HOUN had arrived at a druisi.in
suddenly, and in the absence of all evidence, and entered
int., an explanation of the rooms he bet pursued
with the iespectiirs' reports. Lord It. Cecil said if the
right hon. g ntleowin had on Tuesday gielln a similar
explanation to that of this *vetting, in all ProbibilitY
the motion would cot bare been pressed to a division,
or if it had it would have bee. attended with a very
different remit. Lord Talmeretou said he liad,aceepted
the resignation of his rieht hon. friend with very
great pain, for the extensive mace of hit knoeledge,
11,. logical accuracy of hie mint, and his monitions of
judgment, were eminently qualified to do good service
to the country. lie we. sum, however. that the
Hons. would bed opinion that the.Me lif Tenth'', was
a hasty opietin, giAw that it would be only eontirent
with peril .inent.ry justice end the character of the
linllol to arp4ol a committee for the purlieu of
actertitining • bother the irepremion ender which the
micuitty voted was or was not well founded. After
gg .1.. rooptat
Urr_ . a...4..4
raiill ',lied attention to the distributton of the
government &Boss, by which not lest than lye Under-
i.xeceteriee of State bad seats in it. Hones of
Henan as. whines, &wording to stable law, four
Coed Been Wiwi and four Under & ta• ft. and no
mote might have mite there. 'This state of thing., lie
mkt was as ireeedented, sad be proposed the following
resolution .—" Notice baying been taken by a member
of the House that more than four tlederAeoretariee of

Stab o have been sitting and trod°, in this II;;;:i:t-t.1;
sum time during the present session—ft. solved that
the provisions of the 21st and 22.4 Victorla, *bap. 105,
motion 4, have been violat..d, sod that the B.si at Its
Sit', Under-Semetery of State has heft and is thereby
yenta Loed Palmentoo baring explained It.
circumstance ander which the prostios objeated to
had mime, Sir G. Grey said he as. and to lb. Ant
put of the reedu,ion, bet moved an amendment to the
latter, that a s. kat eceenti•tee should be spodnted to
inquire whether the Under-Secret.ry of Sot, who
was het appointed to that aloe thereby vacated his
mat. With thi. antendu.eut the motion of Mr. Disraeli
tn. agreed to nen nu
TO,IOIIAT —Lord Palinodes stated, in reply to Mr.
D Onflith. that he had heard the ropes that the
sudden terrain tin of Getter.l Gerileldre visit to this
country was the result of some suggemion hude by Her
Mani ye Government, and that that suggestion had
Inen dirtated by a ememenkation received Sr •in the
Emperor of the French All he mat soy wa. that
those who had spread or belitmd such &report old great
injustice both to the Emperor of the French and Her
Majesty's Government. The Emperor was he was
sate, too high minded aid us to have made any
such applioat on to the ; and be need
badly say that. Sanyc utatunicatioa of the sort had
been received from a.y foreign Sovereign wha ever, it
would have been way ivily bet very firm', resisted
and reptile I. Mr. Osborne. in moving that it was
h unju4 and inexpedient to insist on the provi toes
of the treaty of Loudon, 1852 so far as thy relate I
.• the order of recension in the Duchies of
and Ho stein, u a bads tor the settlement of the
Den-German di pate. entered at mete ion* into •
ronsiditiation of the foreign policy of Her Majesty'.
Gov' turnout with t espsct to the Sebleswig-Hoistain
quotiou Mr. Peaeoa spayed as as anteedineet that
this House, without expo esi-g say °piano as to hi-
lt had been tarried out, approved the wowed policy of
.he Government ia maintaining the treaty of London
of 11152, and in on Illg on the Gunk Government to
fujSl the protein which it had made to the two great
German Power. in 1851-1852 • long dieoussion ea.
nod in which Mr. Disraeli took part, and moved the
pr.rioar quelisa.
Wnoszatier.—The HOOOO WY occupied for a eon-
' namable swine of its autism with the diesunen of
11,. Grand Juries (Ireland) Bill, the escond reading of
which was moved by Mr. Slake. To this Mr. Dawson
proposed as as amendment that the bill be reed a mooed
thee on that day six months, nd epos a division the
amendment was carried by 150 in V. The bill was
therefore Int. TM Ciiirf Meats (Ireland) BU, sad the
JointAltork Oosepaane (Voiles Papers) Bill, were read
a mooed time. The other business on the paper was
alm dirreed of, and the House &Conned at a few
Ideates to eix o'clock.

—liiiiiini-ae 1--itt the commences's& of polio
badness, • larp number at ioemb re had assemble&
both be the interior end in the lobbies in auticipetieu
of the to oinked vi-it of Oeoeral Garibaldi and hie mdse.
Shortly after Kemal and Rioaioti Cillilibsid.i his sone.
accompanied by several of his frien s mad* their
appearame, and were medusted to se 'to in the gallery
usually set apart for for ign mini tee and other
Wu trims strangers whine they remained for nazi,
three quarters of an bate. The gentlemen h 41 not been
long seated however, whom Mr. Kinnard rose, and
drawing attention to the rumour which lad found
oitcoioloo chroogh • potion of the press, that a
number of Her &tasty% °oversew .t had been In-
'Mammas! is prcentiling the sally &par ure from this
wiantry of Orm tel Gaibaldi, toled upon Mr. Glad-
stone to e. plain whether there wee any troth in the
et& meat, with • view to adv. r 'many stisendeMse 0-
t=nrovA
ing The Chancellor of the Bitabeilar need. y
at Med at mealtime& the part he had taken in ad •
General Garibaldi to give up same a his
Gomm/entente, and the &Macs of the in as
Anytime. to P Bagel& the whole of sad return
to lthprers 4 secitioe of Mr. Butt for referring the
peettime of B. Kennedy end B. Peden, trial; to the
I. 'burn elestien. to • select oommitiee, was opposed
by Mr. W. Hank and ultimately withdrawn. Mr.
Hunt bad jest P mak& that the &tweet of the Home
seemed at that mama to he more cestored in the 1.-
habitants GC the isine4l of Captors thee the leammgh'uf
Limbers, what a rush of members from the lobbies*,
the her heralded the ahem of Garibaldi. who HR.
mediatell afterwards sobered the side dam ineelbeg to
the peers' bona es babied the Berleant at Arne, arbor •
ha r. !pained seated on the frost bench for shoot tau
minutes, in oonvereedoe with Mr. Sealy. M.P., who
es occupied at interval. In pointing out the principal
celebrities on each side of the Home. The pa iod of
hie brief etay baring terminated, the illustrious visit e
rem front his seat b -wad greeefully towards Mn,
tts", and retired, Mooing through the autibele to
Ilona of Lorda. The order for mine into e• a-.
mitm of ways and Ineillll was then rad. and Mr.
dhoti an moved. as an amendment that in theme& n
of the Hoe • the reduce a of the lire 4m.y he the
manner propo ed by the Chem& r of the Bmelerceer
was not the mole of r. dilation motemilate I by the
resolution of the House pa eed tot sesdoe on that
subject, and that an uniform recLie•ise of Is per ant.
an .I 1 des Monies of property liable so the mid duty
would be more acceptable to the eountrg. The motion
was opposed by ate alias liar ..f the siaseqair, and
after a Meet &Wm the House divide& mad the *aim
f r going We isemaileat ea serried by 370 tie 117.
The sasaihassives Ibersteme leak and the Bosse meat

into Cawintittoe of Ways and Masse, snd the re-elution
to the ot the kicuequer on the Are le-
avense dot in was amend to.
11111,A1.—Lord K. Geed hum red whether the
emeign Gem had received any inlormation 000llitna-
..ry of the report that • Britbh subject or. borird •
olciokade-runner captured by a United States *miser
iad becu tin-lined for life by an American officer. Mr.
layard replied in the alllrtnative. and added that
correvondetice was sow going on with the United
'Mates Government upon the subject. and redress lied
oven demanded for the ontmge. On the order for com-
mittee of supply, Mr. Lid4h-11 moved a deriarrtory
soistion, t the effect that in the opinion of the
rtorme further itit•rfereeme on tbe pert of this country
in diet/wit war in China was iotrlitir and unneressary.
is mid it was not his intention to ask the Honor to
,is censure moo the Government. although be am. ,
Item-4 their erroneous in very many respect, ;
nut he widied them simply to join him in the attempt.
to dismrde Minirlers from contineing on • mute
vbicit wm unpredeeented in the pint, and which he
looped would not find favour in tie future. Mr.
lavard repmonted as absurd the tdva
lire tha
war any intention to ostablirh a British
protector.to in China. but admitted thet Sir Frederick
Bruce. our llittirter there. had ehnde mmtekta, and in
-OMNI ismaria• stored. d his imitrocrtions. With regard
to the chive.r policy of the Government. it MY inspire
fly tin/ dear* to avoid all ioterferenae in the civil war
or ',rug no it did not approach within the 35 mils'
marlins of the treaty porta ; and he held that that policy
had been ancoessful. Mr. W. B. Fonter and )I'.
Forrand modesuntsl the pdlicy of the Government with
r.-gard to China. While the latter hoe. member was
tie akiag the louse war counted out at a quarter-pmt
eight o'clock.