The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MOSDA Y. —ln oommittee on the Irish Church
Chums 30 sad 31 were agreed to, bat on Clause 32
which providee far the sale of the tithe rent-charge t
the landowners, Mr. H. Herbert moved to substitat
18 for 22i years' parches*. The amendment we. op
posed by the Attorney-Genera for Ireland, and we
ultimately withdrawn. Mr. Fawcett oondconed the
portion of the clause which provided for the redemp
Lion of the tithe rent-charge, and moved it. omission.
After a diseusion, the amendment ens negatived. An
amendment by Mr. Gindstose, to intend the period of
redemption from 45 to 52 years, we. agreed to, ern were
also Clauses 33, 34, and 36. Some discussion took place
on Clause 36, which provides for the oompensetioa of
Nonconformist ministers, in lien of the Regius" Donut,
bet it we. ultimately agreed to. Clause 37, which
determines the annuities of the professors of the Self .et
college, was struck ont,.Mr. Gladstone intimatin&r.:
be intended making provision in another way.
38 was also agreed to, and program wee reported.

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TOISDA T:—to consequeites of the opposon
retied to the Bevlop' Bank Bill, the Marquis
of Hartington annotated that the Governiocnt
intended to withdraw it At the evening sitting
long debate took place on a motion by Mr.
Beedlam, for exempting the shipping of this
eoestry and foreign natio.. from the charge of maim.
Mining the lights, buoys, and beacons whish light and
protect the shores of the United Kingdom, lied throw.
tug the cost upon the Contolidated Fund; but, upon an
appeal from Mr. Gladstone, the hon. gentleman with-
drew the motion.

Witplllllo•T.—Tbo Attorney•Geseral for IroLatid
broaglit in • bill" to disable Damned Olellivan,
from holding, enjoying, or taking the °Ma of Mayor,
Juetios of the Pews, or any oMes or place of imagis-
t/ace in the city of Cock or elsewhere in Ireland." Mr.
Maguire liberated his mind by urging his belied that the
Mayer did not Intend to convey the meaning atributed
popularly to hie words, and he was happy enough to
came the solemnity of the debate to be relieved by
shouts of laughter, when heitrurel7 said that there was
as monk peen and order in Cork now as ever there wee,
and also that the peewit apeoeh was made late at night
and under each eiroainstanese that the Mayor bad
declared that he did not know whether he spoke the
words in question or not. Mr. Diana made • bitter
speech. tie maid that the Mayor had been diamond
from the commission of the pesos by the lea Govern-
meat for sedition, but sines then • revolution had
swept over Ireland, end as convicted traiton acid
saseseice had been let loose, it was not wonderful thet
the Mayor of Cork should suppose ttot ha iumg
to act as he pleased. In binmoet arcane manner,
Mr. Disraeli went on to taunt the Government for uot
having dmlt with the Mayor long ere now; and he
pointedly inquired whether Mere WY any precedent for
• bill of pains sad pessities merely for words spoken.
Then be wanted to Wow what was the act of mat-
Maroon sad whether it was the presiding at • free to
moo-iota released by the Government. Beeomiug still
more load and contemptuous, be alums* derided the
notion of (wading such • bill an the iper disig of •
mere Irish Attorney-General, and on allegations of
whisk Uwe» was no proof before the House, which
could only be °Mauled by introducing the bill in the
Lo.da, when aloes evidence meld be taken. Mr.
Gladatooe vindicated the moms about to be taken
by ib„, G„,..flunsect, whisk would be taken with at
deliberetion, and epos evidence. Then, dropring •
Waimea-like tow, with swelling port and in lofty
language he repudiated the taunts and amen of Mr.
Mined litt the Attoroey-General for Irelaad, paying,
b a rich personal compliment to that gentleman.
lit= this be oonolosively showed, ea spinet Mr. '
Disraeli, that it wee component to the House of Commons
to receive evideoes on • bill of pains and penalties.
Yr. Ball was quite alarmed at the unconstitutional
prootodtog of initiating the bill in the Commons rather
than in the Lord/. The Solicator-Geseral declared
that, even if the bill originated with the Lords, the
Commons mould not praised on the evidence taken
before the Upper Home, but
_roust have its own mind
@ensiled by testimony. Colosel Con aliamt vehemently
differed from Mr. Ball, and professed against a great& e
of jastim whisk had been istab
by
Inaugurated, so touch to their
arecit, lag the Government frittered away
lega quiWles, and thus the unusual sound wea Ward of
loud otostre—whleb we,. 1104 Books' —tomtit; from the
Liberal 4de to greet the member for Duegannon.
Another exooyalos was a like, and 8•1110 MOM vehement,
y with the Government, from Mr. Bamford-
erpZiltho, besides, rather flouted Mr. Disraeli, having
previously spoken significantly of his In se__.
a member of Me Conservative party. This brought
lfr. Hardy. atm.:at InfloullYt bith • retort up on Mr.
but 1111•Slibla4MS he was mom
of Cork, sad desisted that it wo=l/..dia to"
say Government if they did not make • short work of
personage. This was
_pointedly and even with •
tone of acknowledgment aindad to by the Attorney.
General for Ireland in his reply, whwhichsweeeded to the
Meech of Lord John Manners, which
woe practically the
extingniahment of the dehate. Leave was given to
bring in the bill, end it was read llnt tints.

THOISDLT.—Io committee op the Irialti Church Bill,
resuming the disemsion of the 39th clause, which
determines the compensation to be paid in the cas of
the College of Maynooth, Sir G. Jenkinson moved the
omisiou of that portion of the clause +woe provides
for the compensation of Maynooth out of the funds
received from the Irish Church. The Government were
charged with having violated the pledge they eve at
the basting. that the Maynooth grant should cease with
the disestehlialiment of the Irish church, bet Mr.
Gladstone denied that either he os his friends had given
any pledge that there should be any distinction made
between the Presbyterians and Maynooth. After an
animated debate, in which religious prejudices fre-
quently cropped up, the the amendment was defeated
by a majority of 126. Mr. Aytoan then moved his
amendment, the effect of which WM that instead of a
capital sum being handed ow to the trustees of
Maynooth • life annuity should be p•ii t‘i the ocials
and professors of the college equal t 3 their yearly
emoluments. Mr. Gladstone delivered • telling speech
against the amendment, and, upon • division it was
negatived by • majority of 3U5 to 1913. Clause 39 was
then agreed to, as were also Clans.. 41 to 57 when
progress was ',ported.
FWD/LT.—There wu a morning sitting of the
Commons, st which the remaining clauses of the Irish
Church Bill were disposed of, and the Bill passed
through the committee amidst 13td cheers from the
ministerial benches. In the °resins the House was
counted out. As far as the House ocCommons is non-
cerne 1, the Irish Church Bill may be considered as
pared. All that now remains to be done is tc agree to
certain formal amendments, and to accept the report
when presented next Thursday. The fight, wills, h.,
been lees severe then anticipated, has resulted in the
complete triumph of Gsernmient. All the main
principles of the Bill have been serried notwithstanding
the opposition organised against them. There is one
feature of this dimension which has tweeted some sur-
prise sod comment. It is the comparatively mild mode
in which Mr. Mush has conducted the combat. His
own party are far from satisfied, and opinions are freely
ventilated that Mr. Gathorne Hardy, who has really
shown • determined front, is not unlikely to displace
the present leader of the Opposition. But, whether
this event takes plats or not, there is little doubt that
the confidence of the ultra Conservatives will hereafter
be given to that gentleman rifler than to the ostensible
leader. Speculation is rife as to the conduct of the
Lords. Some insert that the bill will be thrown out on
an amendment agreed upon in pato. Others, who pro-
f,. to look into the future with confidence, infer that
she bill will be allowed to pass, but not until certain
ace nimenta are made which will prevent the Commons
from accepting them. Should such a contingency sear,
then • conference between both houses will take place,
and after some show of resistance to save appearanoe,
the Lords will give way, and the bill will become this
session the law of the land.

Tits persons charged with getting ap a 'acing lottery
were Mriee at the Central Criminal Cart on Thurelay
morning. and pleaded guilty. They were orderal
to enter into recognisance, of ElOO each to appear if
galled Upon.
. . . . .

AT the Central Criminal Court, on Thursday, Sidney
Thomas Webb was senteseed to ten years' penal
servitude for forging a tabegae for adi on Iles.rs.
Bernard, Hoere, and C 0.., beakers. There were other
similar charges against ham.

ML Piteiroe—, the Birkenhead etlpendiary magis-
trate, bum pused • ienteaes of six weeks imprisonment
with h.rd labour upon • tripe and potted meat dealer
named Purdy. upon whose premises the police recently
disoovered • quantity a beef which was in an almost
putrid 'tat&

EARLY on Wednesday morning, while some blasting
operations ware being proceeded with at • new coal pit
near Accrington, • gunpowder train exploded before the
miners at work expested it, and one men mu killed on
the spot, while two others were injured.
A Gairmsmas recently died in New York after two
weeks of terrible suffering. The physicians wen at first
misled, but ultimately accertaincl that he died of
gliusders, caught from • favourite and valuable horse,
which the &messed had atteaded with greet assiduity.

A Pm wee discovered in the cotton mill of Yews.
J. Leigh sad Son, of Milarow-read, ow Rochdale,
early on Wedneedey mooning, id before it ens
extinguished damage vraa does which is estimated at from
£B,OOO to £12,000. The Ire is eappcood to have been
comed by the overheating of the driving gear.
Tag Qesen, with their Royal Highnesses Prisons's
Loans aad Beatrice. Prime Leopold. and Prime and
Prisons Cbrietian of fichloorig-Holtein, win, it te
expiated, leave Wiadeor for Balmoral on or shoat the
10th inst.

YZAIIII.2 the quantity of wheat brought into this
wonky from Komi& increases. For instanoe. in
February, 1869, wheat to the value of £469,099 was
imported agaorrt £368.990 in the eorrerponding peliol
in 1867. Of bores it is well known that our supply of
wheat from }lassie is much in exam of other countries,
even the United States.

As applican from the Roman Catholie priest who
attends the Birminchana workhouse for permission for
nuns to visit the workhouse mad midst him in tesehing
the childre.u, and in other work, was oonsidersd on
Wednesday. The booze committee supported the
atpliestion by a majority of 13 103. but the Board of
Guardians rejected it by • majority of M to 14.
AT the Kanation-honse. London, on Thuraday, Thomas
Kitchen, • clerk in the Abeey-park a.matery Company,
was fully committed for trial on the charge of robbing
the shareholders of several amounts, reaching in the
BIiCKI. Another clerk in the same employ was
rlimajialbsted with the seoused, but be had abaooodad,
arid is nal at large.

BURLS- Boijilo 111 LEICINTEINHIBII. —A correction.
dimit writing from Market Harborough. data that the
heads of a ROMA% Catholic Sisterhood, recently
established in that town, took possession of a consider.
0,6 nv.mb.r of Protestant" Bibles helonging to some
of their papilt, and burned them all in the kitchen fire
of their establishment. Some excitement prevails in
Market Harborough in cormequence of this incident.

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A 801411aMICILIST ON lioestnaCl. --A young la:ly in
Galina, In s recent at of somnambulism, mounted •
dark boy horse, sad, dreued all in white, prooseded
along the emote just before midnigh&. lier eyes wen
wide apse, but they seemed to be gazing at nothing.
and her hair hung over her shoulders and dowo her
back. I. Mead who met and recounted her was afraid
to awake her, hut followed to see what would beano*
of this Ntrange freak. Ou turning oos of the Arson; tbe
Party came upon • boy who, fancying die was •
,_.,°"l" bowling Idtemsely. 'Mb awakeeed the yo
.wu u.'
y, who would have talkie to the ground had not the
friend caught her in his arms, sac% amid blushes sad
explanations. conveyed her to her own home. ghost,
CHILD itORDEL —HI the cireuit court of josticnary
at Dumfries an Wednesday. • wu." "mad Airms
Morgan was elitrged with the wilful murder of her child.
The aims (which was dimmed by the prisoner's own
oosfueloo) was eommitied in the early part of July,
Ufa. The woman bad taken lasr shad .whan it was
shoat a fortOtot. old to a peat atom in the parish of
Glen Lees, woshire. and there boned mad into
its ...eta. wrapped • pion of °loth round its hal, and
buried it in a bole. A few mouths ado she revealed
what she had dose, sod the body was dissovered al a
oleos which she pasted out. On Wednesday M.
kensileld, os the pert of all prisoner, Scaled culpable
homicide, and this pies having be.. assented by tbe
Adyeeein.anpete, Lord Deed seneented the prisoner to
fifteen pearl' penal servitude, nmerking that if the bit
Indictment bad been ineided twee he must have
senteeent be to dintht

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