The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09 00:00:00

imperial Wiliam=

110118 E OF COMMONS.

Mottos r.—Mr. C missall pigmented a niapplementary emtimate
of x. 2,050,000 for strengthening the naval and military forum,
including an addition to the army of 20,000—(cheers). In reply
to Mr. Dimraeli. Mr. Glavlstotie •.id we ought to have secure
neturality" in the piemevt Eornpean ear. Various members
.itiplainod that the Premier was rrUment as to violation a,
lielgian neutrality. Sir. Gladstone sold the Goverunsent had
carefully °midden:li all the question., arising out 14 the pro-
jected Treaty, isioi h of t ken thsce steps which they thought bed
saileula,ed p. rvmtore r.infl.lenee and accurity.
Tv VAPAY.--The ciulition of our armmmenta chiefly occupied
stunt,,.,,.Sir J. Paklngtots condemned the conduct .1 the
Government, but Mr. Cardwell insisted that both it, numbers
ad efilimeney our arusy, navy, and reserves vould compare with
any former time. The vote of 1:2 000,000 for military semis=
was agreed to.

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r.D51441,11". --me sale of Liquors on Sunday Bill, which
Cantu lon tr wcotni reading, on, thrown ouu. and the awls
LIMA (Scotland) Bill was withilriwn. The Lord.' aniceidnienta
I. the ll'irricd Women's l'roperty 11111 a ere agreed to with •
few tno Ilflo,ljuuun; the don for going into committee on
the, Found .y Trading Bill was my*, teed a ithout • divimion ;
the Foreign Ettli•tioent 11111, paved through committee ; the
Meeting if l'Artament Bill ii read • third time aid pmeed ;
and the Appropriationll,ll watt brought up, and read • flit

TIILIMPAT.— A debate t0..14 Oleo no Etxleaiattical Thies Bill,
which caw. nit for .eoital muting. an I an anteuttru.nt to
ineasore was illeltmtcol by a bajoritt of 77.
The 1,...vb0ii Eialivtratait Act, alter several verbal swami:name
wav aarra.6l

The llotnie then clataidered the Lords' atnentlntent to the
Elementary Mtn-shun hut. and di...sgrcell a ith the amend-
ment to elan. 2., and to the time during •Ilich Ullitutcs
regulathme are to he laid before Parliament.
FRIOAY.-- Mr. Übttlsionc. anewering nit J. Oray. .4.1 the
Treaty .4 h:11 hal to obligatory form now, all.l our r
t 4, Itrlziout teem governed hi the Trvaty I AMO. He declined
to tell Sr G. Jent.inami ech it the tiovernnient would do if the
neutra i,y /if Itelgitun were threateind. Irryund renewing his
funner a.,Untlice (list they heti comiller.l all the circumstance.
and done *that they tin •lit iteceen.try to Let thlidi confident.
and acetirity. Ile hoped, Imercerr, before the Sea:
to I ki* Mote authentic information before the Howe.
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on the c wumi tal or the appropriation the condition of
OUT armaments wu again mooted, and Mr. Ctanwaht., inter.
plated by Captain BIAVIIMIT an • CAWICI BANITILOT, stated
that our amends could produce about 1,000,001 rounds of
mall-anus ammunition In • weak ; and the proJ ctlle., k for
the large guns would be n:ady a. fast as the guns could be
prepared. No inconvenience would be 011.tallpt,1 from not id
ammunition, and the supply .1 Idge rifled muzzle-1..1er.
k elit 1.114:0 %NI the proven of the for ificatiom for which they
were dedlned, • eertaio proportion beite• already In potition.
Ile addtd that be win taking step.: for inenotting the supply of
Snider.

ELPIIINNTO3III made a lively assault on Mr. Cilium's'
naval administration, asgerting that we had no fighting navy
hut the four turret-shipa ; that we wanted inure ships of light
drench., carrying • heavy gun; and that the stores of coal,
rope, amp, oil, fic., were all deficient.
Mr. CIIILIMIUI retorted by giving • eateoneal denial to all
the Admiral's elicitation., and asserted that we had an ample
supply of shit.' storm and men, and that the navy loin • very
tutisfect. ty • lition.
The Eceb sia•ticat Titles Act Repeal Bill was passed through
Co nutmeg:, Mr. BRUCK, in ackurdastm with his undertaking the
pre, ions ilk: ht, UP'S log various amendments tt hich mill have
the disci .4 rusts:ring the Bill .o Um shape in wirch it teas intro.
&Wei In the Mouse of Lords The, were opposed by Mr.
and Mr. T. Chambers, but carried by considerable
majorities.
lite Stamp Duties, Inland Ilteenue Arts Repeal, Foreign
Enlistment, and Oa he of Allegianmon Xaturalitstion Bills were
nada third time and tensed.
Toe Indian Budget w-ga the neat business, and there was • long
dim:n.l.ll on Mewl Wratho of the lien ii. finaliee..

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Mr. 61tANT Drrr. tie mull he did not anticipate any large
swift,. he maintained that a large derma: of taxation waa
!naming a policy 4.f peace and effecting mintier and
ri il red no ion.. by ini•hing on hubhe worko which wowd bring
In weedy ;wont to the /Ante, and thnot it 1;; on b....ln:Boum:a thy
coat of st °rite a Men autbd only botellt the