The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-26 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS- MONDAY.

On the motion of Lord PaLuufisros, it s.i.o reeolved
that upon Friday next, sod upon every sucexeding
Friday during the remainder of the eession, orders of
the thy have precedence of notices uf motions, Govern-
Illellt "niers having priority.
On the tinier for going into a Committee of Supply.
Mr. Mattrur moved an Address to tier Majesty, to
order that officers iu the army promoted from the racks
may be allowed to reckon their previous service's in the
ranks in the same manner as is now perniitted to pay
masters and quarter-maaters, so as to suable them to

avail themselves of the Royal warrant of IA-18, we'
lating the retirement of combatant oaken; in the armY
awl Ordnance corps.
The motion waii seconded hy Colonel DUNN'.
Mr. S. 11 reei:Kr pointed out the distinction to be
drawn between officers pro ted from the ranks and
paymasters mid quartermasters, who were selected on
the ground of certain qualifications, as well as the
advantage, which an officer blamed when raised from
the ranks, and thatjat it would not be wise to extend
the rule as proposal.
The motion, wh ch WWI supported by Colonel DICKSON
and Colonel I.lNloisT, was negatived.
Mr. JASIFIs called attention to the enlistment now
going on in Irehead to furnish the Pope with troops in
Italy, and asked the Government what measures they
' hail apopted or intended to adopt, and what official com-
munication they had received upon the subject.
Mr. CAROWCIA. stated the course which the Govern-
ment had taken in this matter. As won as they had
reason to Whey" that persons were about to violate the
law they ordered a warning to be published of what was
prohibited. MA ordered the law to be enforced by the
constabularly, whese retorts were regularly aulimitted
to the legal advisers of the Crown, but there had not
been • single case is which they hail considered it pool-
ble for the Crown to institute a prom:cut' . All the
Goveniment could de, therefore, they had done.
Mr. Set it complained of the insults offered to the
Government of tilt Pope, and the provocations given
by the speeches in thst floes,
Mr. M'Matios observed that a eons; iricy to assiid
Garibaldi lend lii, pArty With 100101 WZla iii 011.ellre
against the law, aid the I:overtioient, to be impartial, !
should prosecute those who subscribed such funds in
En4la nil ml Scotland.
NNI called attention to the proceedings
of the %Veelon omit. the expense ineurred
hy it, together with the repeat of the Auditors of the
Tl, asury 011 that t‘l4.lllhlllfe.
.Ir. Ti Eli. .11e of the Comnibminners, gave a
detailed histery of their proceedings, awl complained
of hard treatment in return for their laboura in an
at ' and irksome investigation.
After m • remarks by Mr. MoNset.t., on the sub-
ject of the expenditure for cavalry horses,
Me. S. If mtarirr observed that he IMPA not in office
when the Weedun Commission was 111/pOillted ; but
Mr. Turner was wrong in thinking that the Govern-
ment did not entertain a proper liellee of the services
the Col ttttt issioneni bud rendered to the public, which
must not be estimated by the oboe; result.
Mr. W. W11.1.1.'41/5 condelmied the practice of ap-
plying the money of one vote to the purposes of
smother.
remarks upon this subject were likewise made
by sir F. Snit% and Kee., and the House
then went into Committee of Supply upon the Army
Estimates.
The votes agreed to were ordered to lie reported.
The Plicenii Park Bill passed through committee.
Mr. Long. in suiting the seicond reading of Tenison's
Charity Bill, brietly explained it: object.
The Bill was read a second time.
The Criminal Lunatic Asylum Bill was also reail
secitull ti 11,.,.
The consideration of the Roman Catholic Charitien
Bill, as amended, gave rise to a debate, which was ulti-
mately adjourned.
Leave was given to introduce certain Bills.
The House anjunrned at half-past 1 o'clock.