The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06 00:00:00

Mejority against the seeotid reading 151
Their lordehipe then adjourned.

HOUSE OF OOMMONOL-MONDAY.

The morning *Ming waa occupied in committee with
the details of the tinltemising (ikolland) BBL
In the evening, on the order for going into stemmata
on the funded Debt Bill,
lfr. Village 'nosed a resolution, " That the sow
ordinsry expenditure incurred during a war beyond
whet la obleined from taxstion should be raised In the
form of terminable loans, the redimplien of whieb
should be provided for within a signified period after
the return of lieges I or, If raised by limns In the gimps
of permanent annullieg, that a provialon shield be wed*
for the liyakiesios of the sante by toodmete anneal in.
sbilsinbi after the war eapenaillers shall bey* owed
Iron es ea remiss,"
The Nawonu,on of lb. 110/111Q0SI observed tbal
the Moo Otos involved prolositions of I very ,11.7.
able eliaraeler, and that, If his.,. via hi he an fly ry
ints OVI ROOM Mal session, it in4bl have 0 ad
well 10_1(f,W1han loielpened Ida isogon until I en.
Sr. W, WILLIAMS denounsed the 11111 sa a blush of
faith with the rothile ',editor, and tbe reptdialies sl is
iumvolfinl AltoliMoi Ollfogoviont,
Mr, (Simmers dirtied that Ike MI was nevi el
remdiallun or a violation .41. z engagement walk the
poblis etor.
Sir 0, redi Low's seld, be !Pm n 0 prepared le
the resclistion on the ground of any enoinsel :AZ
pilajle orolitor.
- Mr. Calinirliti, thought I world not be artis to 160
1 the resolution, whieb voqid only bi. s newitorartve
sagageseat for tbe nod of ens debt. wrie

Neter than to maks such an engagement the diflietday
wss to keep It.
Lord J. BileantAsaid al to the financilal proceedinp
for the prewnt )ear, It was Indispensable that there
should be a eller imply,' , and he did not est
that the Chanesilor of the Eccb.qu.r had provided for
anah supine.
The motion wag than negatived, and the Bill went
through the ciounnitilee.
On the order for going Into Committee of Supply,
Captain Vivian milled attention to the rmaintion
relating to military organisation adopted by the HOUK
Oil the lot of June, and to the unsatildeutory and unpos
indented position In which it WM phoned by the reply ni
the Chinoellor of the Ecahequer to • question ei to
whether It wee intended to take any nodes of that reao•
lotion—namely, that, condition, the imporianee of the
subject, the small number of members preaent at the
deuision, and that the majority wee • hare one, it was
not the intention of the °averment to take any stay in
the meter.
The CHANCZI.LOR of the EXCHIQUIR obierViNl that
the Government had only taken the Parliamentary
course usually taken under such circumstance', and
which they were bound to take.
Lord J. RUISICLL dallied that the precedent. cited by
the Chancellor of the Exahequer were applicable to the
preaent same.
Sir C. NAPIER moved a resolution, that the sailors and
marines in Greenwich Hoiplial should be allowed to
nodes their pensions for wounds and injuries in the
same manner as the °Moire.
. .

At the suggestion of Sir J. PAXINOTON, after • short
dieoussion, We motion was withdrawn.
Mr. Roursm, called attention to the noxious state of
the Thames, end moved that the House considered it
the duty of the Executive government to take imme-
diate measures for abating this dangerous nuisance.
The motion woe simoncted by Sir J. PAXTON.
Lord J. MANNERS stated the step& which had been
taken by the Government, who had authorised the
Metropolitan Board of Works to apply a preparation of
lime as a palliative.
The CHANCILLOR of the Exowesmsa announced that
the lime remedy would oost £1,500 a-week.

The motion was withdrawn.
Colon-I BoLnicito moved that an address be presented
to MIR Majesty, praying that she will be pleased to
appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into the system
upon which the books and atm* have been respectively
kept at %Voodoo, as well is the genersl mode in which
the business of the establishment at Weedon lies been
conducted, the result of such mode, and the state ot the
books and stock of the stores.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Grum.
General Pism, hoped the House would suspend ite
opinion.
The motion was agreed to.
The House adjourned at • quarter past 1.