The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

TUVAIDAY,

WEDNESDAY.

The House was oecupied for acme time with a matter
of a optional nature, brought under its natio* by Lord
Ooderioh, • member of the &leas Committee on the
Transport of Troop, to India, who oomplained of the
conduct of the Chairman of the C,ounnittee, Sir De
Lacy Evans, in circulating, as be alleged, privately and
silently, a document containing not only criticisms upon
the proceedings of the Committee, but • charge against
hill-age (Lord Goderioli) and other member@ of the Com-
mittee who had differed from the Chairman, that they
had been actuated by a deeire to screen the late. Asians-
I tration from censure.
Lord GODZSICH, though in temperate-
censured the course taken by Sir De Lacy, in
common fairness to Wee whom he accused, hod
behalf and his own distinctly denied the Aerie.
Sir Du LACY EVANIS inaistal that there had been no
secrecy in the oireulation of the document, but aspreued

his sorrow If he had transgressed forum He dlsedalmed
the linputation of any unworthy motives to Lord
Goderioh and his ooLleagues, though he admitted that lie
did ascribe to them an amiable and generous desire to
assist their friends.

The CHANCILLOU of the EgagtQux• observed that
Sir De Lacy had committed an act which woo not only
very irregular, but was of considerable impropriety. At
the same time, we he hod expressed Ilia regret, and am
Lord Goderich had fully and completely vindicated him-
self and his colleagues; he reeconnended that the con-
versation should not be prolonged.
The 'Lineation was adopted, and the subject, which
threatened to sbaorb • large portion of the sitting, after
• few remarks by Lord GUDBRICH, was allowed to drop,
The Smoke Nuisance Abatement Bill, the Members'
Freedom from Arred Bill, and the Church•rates Corn'
mutation Bill, were withdrawn.
The Medical Profession and Medical Corporations Bill
WY read • second time. _

The Cornwall Submarine Mines Bill and the
Detached Parts of Counties Bill were read *third tiutu
and paused.
. . . . . . .

Oil-the order for resuming the adjourned debata on thn
third routing of the Jews' Bill,
Mr. WARRICS in a 'iamb full of denunciations and
dismal vatioinations, moved to dolor the third reading
for
.three months.

The emend ment was seconded by Mr. HOPWOOD.
Mr. RoKBUCE, after some severe lark:stores upon the
House of Lurds, observed that they hail done a good
thing In • foolish manner ; but because they hod thrown
ilibwreilit upon themselves this House must not be
blamed.
4 Mr. SPOONIDI 'lndicated O'irp eonsistency, and de-
s:dared that If the Hultilik to degrade the other
House, to oommit en a ' and to Insult those
who were the objecta j So relieve, the in.
genuity of man could not de* measure that would
more fully answer these purposes.
Ur. T. DuSenlialt did not think the Bill so despicable
as some deemed it, although It did oome from the Lord.,
for whom and for Lord Derby be suggested some apology
in this niatter.

Mr. NOWDeQtTCIam.nWd the MUM. Hs detected
trams of the action of the Jesuits In this (as ho termed
It) fatal measure, and warned the Home that, by adopt.
lug it, they were playing the game of that sooiety
against the freedom of England.
Mr. LKYROTi Mr. CuLLINS, Mr. GRIFFITH, Admiral
WALoorr, and Colonel FRI6I3ITHN continued the din.
minion, and upon • division the amendment was new
tired by 121) to 65.
The Bill was then read a third tibia and palsied.
On the order for the oonsideration of the Lords' rue
cone for !minting on their amendments to the Oaths
Bill
. . . .

Lord J. RUNNELL moved the following resolution
" That this House does not consider it tunnel), to ex.
amine the reason. offered by the Lords for Insisting
upon the exclusion of JIMA from Yarliainent, as by a
Bill of the preeent session their Lordeliipa have provided
for the admission of pinions professing the Jewish roll.
eon to seats in the Legislature."
Exeeptions were taken to the wording of the reecho.
tion, but the only alteration adopted was the ineertion,
at the suggestion of Sir J. liaxses, of the word
"means," -after "provided."
Mr. Srookell moved to add, at the end of the nolo.
lion, "The Bill being in direct contravention of the
clear and cogent reasons aseiguod by thoir Lordships
against the enactment of such Bill."
This amendment was negatived, and the resolution
was agreed to.
Lord J. Houma, then moved a further resolution
"That tido House cloth not insist upon the disagree.
ment with the Lords in their summit:Pinta to the maid
Bill."

_
This resolution was agreed to without oppoidtion.
T. Marriages (biosoow, U.) Hill, and the County
Court Distriota Bill, were read a third time and
imaged.
The House, ther wine further business, adjourned at
4 o'oloolc.

THURtiII4Y.

At the morning sitting, on the order for going into
Coininitte upou the Consolidated Fund (Appropriation)
Bill,
Sir G, Lewis milled attention to details of figures,
with the view of allowing,tnt, that the Chancellor of
the Exchequer had cried in the calculation' &A tO tile
finances of the current year given In his Budget ; and,
secondly, that the °barge of laviah expenditure against
the late.Guvernment was unfounded,

The CHANOILLOR Of the EXCHLQUIR observed that
estimates were at all times difficult and liable to error,
and no doubt there had been an exam of expenditure
beyond his estimate; at the seine time the esti-
mated revenue had considerably exceeded the amount
at which lie had assumed it. From the returns for the
first quarter of the financial year—the prospectus of
which were the tricot gloomy—it appeared that there
was • surplus of income of £293,944, extending to all toe
chief items, and In the 18 days of the present quarter,
from the let to the 191 h of July, there was a surplus of
revenue from the four sources of Customs, Excise,
Stamm', and Post•otiloe of no less than £364,000. He
thought he might congratulate the country upon the
state of our finances, and their highly favourable pro,
plots. There were hope, of a good harvest, end our
foreign relations were in • far more satisfactory state
than a year or nix months ago.
Mr. WALPtiLIe read the telegram, just received, of
Intelligence from India and China.
The House went again into Committee upon the Metro-
polis Local Manageinent Act Ainendinent Bill, the
clauses of which, with certain amendments and the
addition of new clauses, were agreed to after • long
discussion.

The Howie then went into Committee upon the
Jmlginents (Ireland) Act Amendment Bill, the claims of
which wore agreed to.
The Militia Act CuntMimeo Bill, the Militia (Service
Abroad) Act Continuance Bill, the Militia Pay Bill, the
Eneumbered &Aram' (West Indica) Act Amendment
Bill, and the Draughts on Bankers Law Amendment
Bill likewise paseed through Committee.
Other Bills were forwarded allege, and the House
adjourned at a quarter to lo'clouk.

In replrla ID %frock
fa !HAMMIV jln the dement gale of India the
Into limes from the dioturbed dliArleto woo very dello.
Ilve, And neither Al the Board of fluntrul nor al the
1444 [n4l6 Mow "melte Mile Id abloin any giforidelinn
eintoerningibo esotentlad JelJalohed, hp Ilsiellaitey,
of the Teh Idiot gad, w relefineein anal r mite.
Ilan —what sr, under no ni elreamelaneee n
II would nue be deeleaNii So dec e eteinidetli ninnelitrt
with eolith' elioeptine, be all w • laid their are
—lie reminded the eof the Mrsellemi Welt a 4
been sent mil le the overage. aneral In Connell ell.
treats of whluh he re ), and of the sapwood pulley of
L I Clojinliteh In the of the oudgeitlon,
ft, Mlnliunk move 4 the fellaw{tie rsolutione 1—
" 1111 prlvllegem the Ilutleun'e Hey Wigton,'
japtleln empire ought not to he renewed shs the
velldliy tt the eteltiolve eloimed by the
n's Bay umpany, under their Charter, ttitultl,4l
once to be determined by 'trotters of law I anti filet ea
fungi' of the territory hitherto hold by the Hudson'.
Boy Company, as may be needed for the purpooe of
geloniestion might without delay to be rilltllllllll by the
Government of Ala gauntry."
The ototittigirgi imeonded IN lord Buoy,
Mush di tool taut, aid alter a short reply,
Mr. It4lllll Itledrew his steMent
CI
Mr. lIAWU 111OVINI 1111 address to ller Whiesty,
preying thot eliktlt be plotted to appoint a oyal
comm mole
commission to to eumplalnts le by certain
of her subjeole I destruction of their properly by
Nee 11•Iiisty's formaM Vleaborg, in the Gulf of
Llotlinia, during tbe• regent Mir with Ross's, CO 1110011
paHlaulerly eel forth In aerials memorials addressed to
the Lords of the Treasury.
The motion was mantled by Mr. ADMIN,
tlpone division, the motion was negatived by 105 to
65.
The Consolidated 'rand (Appropriation) Bill woe read
a seoond time.
The Uovernmeut at New Caledonl• INII was read •
third time gni' pared.
On the order for the third reading of the Jew.' Bill,
moved hy Lord J. Room,
Mr. NIKOKGATI moved that the debate be adjourned,
bat the motion was negatived.
The order wee ultimately postponed till Wedneeday.
The House adjourned at a quarter pert 2 o'clock.