The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-28 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY.—There was • rather remarkable mune in
the Hones this evening. Mr. Disraeli selted three
questions respecting the Conference, which Mr. OW-
stone (in the absentee of the Premier) refused to sourer
without previous no.ioe. Mr. 0-borne then ample.
mented Mr. Dumeli's interronteries by asktm the
meaning of Pee Result'', statement that the fleet was
ready for any perriees which it might be called upon to
render. Still no answer from the Treasury Bench, and
Mr. Pitegerald, Mr. Grth, and Le.rd John Manners
1,1•11 in quick seetewi in to complain. The bitter
geerleunn, amid the cheers of the House, was
denouncing Lord Palitienton for not being " an his
place," when the Premier entered the House, and •
loud cheer at once burst from the Ministerial benches,
which was turned into limughter. when hie lordship's
countenance exhibited the Pend•ltill be felt at the
warmth of hie reception. In rule, to the questions, he
said the fleet was ready to perform any urvioes that
might he required ; that if there win no agreement
before tiundmy of course hostilities would he resumed,
and that the protomol would be pnblithed imomediately
Mier the termination of the Conference. With
reference to the runeimun-d threat of the Prussian envoy
In reference to the privateering. be n fumed to divulge
anything that led transpired at Saturday's meeting.
Mr. Bnght naked if there was any proepeft of • pro-
Instigation of the armistore; and the Premier • reply was
not measuring. Sir George Grey in.. moved the
&Kind reading of the Geo. BilL Mr. Needegate
moved ire rejection ; ant, afier some discussion the
Honse divide I, when the numbers were—Poe the /plead
reading, 116; ageinat, 49. The Bill VS. accordingly
read a second time, The Government siesta net a
defeat on the Collection of Taxes Sll, the debate on the
third reeding of which had been adjourned.
TUTADAT.—At the morning siting the House went
into committee on the Count of Chancery (Ireland)
Bill, and agreed to several clauses. On reaching Clause
12. which provided for the appointment of one chief
clerk, Ir. Whiteside moved that the Chairman should
leave the chair, and took the opportunity of discount's
at considerable length, and with uarching criticism,
the whole principle, the seope and operation of the
Bill. The right hon. gentleman also charged the
Government with taking advantage of the absence of
the Irish members to push the nmeuure forward at
morning idiom.. and no to etesl • March upon them.
Mr. antigun defended the Bill sp.inst the onslaught
of Mr. Whiteside. and time debate was continued until
four o'clock, when the committee divided, and the
motion of Mr. Whituide was carried by 42 to 41. At
the evening sitting, Mr. Berkeley raised his annual
question of the vote by ballot, this time in the form of
• resolution to the effect that as a general election
aom topeelome, eut Ii IVY •01000141 that
our electoral system ma. defective and corrupt
in practice, and as we had no law which could
put down the intimidarion of voters, nor prevent
bribery, it was, therefore expedient that a fair
trial shoull be gieen to the vote by ballot. Lord
Palinersion opposed the motion, on the ground that
public feeling was not in its favour, sad that it was
founded upon the erroneous sureomption that the right
of voting WWI • perunal right which the iniiividnel
pots...wing it was entitled to eurcim free of all
rewonsimlity. wherese he held that the franchise was
a treat that carried with it resonanibilitt 10 the public.
The ballot woo adverse to and incomistet.t with the
habits of En,diehmen. and he denied that it would
afford protection to the voter from the influence of Ins
landlord or cuetonser. After a few words in reply from
Mr. Berkeley, the linage divided, and the motion was
negatived by 212 to 123.
WlttniteDeT.—The Attorney-General for Ireland
inoeed Het on th s day the Howie should go into com•
mittee for the a urpose of could-ring the norm to he
taken eith refesenee to the Giurt of Chancery
(Ireland) Bill, a divi-ion having been unexpem-t.dly
CA. n at the morning sitting on Tuesday when tie Bill
was bring diumsed in commit ,e, which led to the
Chairman leering the chair repining progrrea. After
mune oppuition the motion was agreed to. The Hog e
went into eoenm•Vee on the Joint stock C =mob,"
(Voting Papers) Bid, and was engaged in debating
it e first alan•a, olcn Mr. Peat:mime. moved that the
Chairman should leave the chair, and the motion was
carried on a division by 76 to 49. The Weights and
Measure* (Metric System) Bill went through com-
mittee with •mendinente Sir J. limy monad the
...teed reading of the Bank of Englend Notes (Scoilandl
Bill, the object id which canto lualmee the tender of
Etenk of Eng'and notes in Scotland; but ultimately,
elter along debate, Sir J. Hay consented to withdraw
the Bill in the hope that Government would not allow
another session to pus without introducing a genera
measure on the subject. Mr. Locke mon. d thou the
••••• ahnuld go into oominittee on the Jersey Court
BM, the object of which was to reform the constitotioa
and practice of the Royal Court in thmt dependency.
Sir G. Grey sad that the S.a.e. of Jeney ial en'
pre.eed their readiness to introduce the neeevary
reforins without the interference of the linp-nal
Puliatsout, and r•ocornmended that the Bill should be
withdrawn to give tit man oppomtunity of so doing. Mr.
Paull (fur Xe. Holt) mend en a moidoent tlmet the
Staten of Jersey be heard by their counsel, and be
attuned to adduce evidence at the bar in oppteition
to the Bill. On the moti re of Mr Ayeton the debate
was adjourned. Several bill. were then read • third

tme ni.el paved, and tbe House tiAjouroed at a few
minutes to ii o'clock. .

MAKING BAD Wossa.—lt is related of • Pariaian THUINDAT.— In anticipation of tome communication
petite's painter, that having recently pain'ed the being made by the Cdivernnont respectint, the Con-
portrait tit a I.dv. • critic, who h.d jent dropped in to ferente on Dew-h affaira, the benches end galleries
Nee what wits going on in the studio, esolatud, "It were pecked to an incimvenient el•ent at .n unpreor
di very nicely painted; but why did sou take .uch an dented early hour, and when Lint Palmerston entered
ugly model r "IL is my mother," calmly replied the his arriml wee greeted with loud chime howthe
scrim. "Oh. pardon, a thousand times ! ' from critic, Mini•terial ranks. Mr. Disraeli then inqnired whether
in great wan. on. " You are 'light; I on& to have the Premier had anyeonauutiimtion to m.ke respecting
perceived it. She rem-miles you completely." the proceedings of the Conference on Wednesday.
P•lertn. ATOMISM To A BaIDEOIIOOI.—A sad Lord P.lmereton mid the question of the tight lion.
occuirence—perbape unnrecedented in its nature— gentd.man was a very palatal one, and he was quite
tended to mar the festivities accompanying the umeriage aware tint not only the Am 'defy .1 Ow Home, but of
of • youthful couple at St. Dunstan'. Church, nest- the publia at hr.*, evil the subject to which it
*met. on Thunday. The bridsdroom—wheem f.thar is related, was entitled to some oomniunimtion frtm the
a member of the corporation— wan engaged shortly W. Government. The Conference met on We in, May. in
re,' the emadtell in lacking op his trunk., and pulsar- the afternoon, after the Leese, and sdj..umed until
ing for the continental tour which le had arranged to &incl.'', when it srotild meet at an early boar. The
take with his young wife, win n bin left arm *midway prubabiltty wien that that meeting of Saturday would he
snapp .d bear the elbow. The ootteMrstat on which tide the last and Anal one. It would then be his duty on
untoward metdent occasioned among Isis own family Monday neat to lay e.Pn the table a the Renee all
. nd friends, who were preparing to attend the etre. the MINT"' eonnected." the proceeding, of th• C'D"
invoy. may be well balagicei ; and when the sad MUIR. ((trona., lie hoped Including the pron,..diwew which
rime was communicated to the urea' sof the bride, the might take place on Sitturdal; and he should al* deem
carriages were in waiting to move, the bridal party to It his duty. as would noble (need Rarl Russell in
the church. It wu of tour* concluded that the net-c. the other House, in laying the pipers upon the tteble
ninny must be postponed, but the bridegroom would not of the two Houses, to accompany them hy • leatement
inten to the proposal, and the joint hewing been set by connected with the transeetions tt which the papers
two menial men, he g.llantly insisted upon fulfilling would relate. dlr. Hunt asked whether the Conference
but engagement, and actually armed at St. Donatan's had finished its deliberations, and would merely
Church within a few minutes of the appointed boar. mumble on Saturday to go through soma formalities
Tne ceremony was imnducted in a very impressive before &spy 'reeking up. Lord pnimagacw repeated
manner by the Rev. Mr. Au to
riol, the rector, who miner i that n hia opinion the meeting of Saturday would be
quently joined the numerons guests assembled at the the Anal meeting of the Conference, brit it was impu-
suburbm residence of the bride's lather (one of his etble for him to state by anticipation what might pass
own churchwardens). and &Rode,' to the iniefortune of on that mouton. Mr. Ditraeli neatened that the
the morning in terms of badly sympathy sod Govertitneet would be in • position to hsve the dun.
encouragement. The uncle of the bride endeavoured to went' printed and plated in the hands of membm
di•pel the inevitable gloom be obserwing that the on Tuesday neat. Lord Palnier.tou said they would
mlantity had, at lea.st, one oonmling feature, for it gave be laid on the table on Monday, and be distributed
them • mound example of the courage and devotion to members on Tuesday. These interroguorms having
of the young gallium/1. who mu the hero of the out- been put and answered, there w.e • general clearance
•ion. They bad Ward of a certain " oh•mpion" of quite of members from all parts of the House, whieh in a few
another sort of "ring." who had fought his American minutes after resumed that Donna •ppearanew of
rival for one hour, with • binee ann, owing to as miler delimit and monotony by which it is characterised
accident, and still -tried the din; but what was M.. to immediately before and succeeding the interesting hour
compare with the "pinch" of his young friend, who, of seven. Mr. Crete ford then moved thew-cowl raiding
hawing broken his man at nine o'clock as. , "went up of the Weighing of Grain (Port if London) Bill. the
*ailing" to the altar at eleven, and warmed iiff his yoeng ohjict of which was to continue the bey by the City
and charming wife in,triamph? We believe the bride, (*Titration of certain feet upon the smile ing of all
who was not at tat informs-I of the full extent of the gm n coming into the port of London. After emu,
accident. exhibited a becoming fortitude under the oppmition the Hill was read a wooed time, on the
trying eirsam-tenom Of the day, and our reader, will be ancient...riding that it should go to a le Isct ounemitUe.
gird to learn that owing to the gates/actor, progrem of The adjourned debate on Sir H. Cairn,' motion that the
the husband, the wedding trip is not likely to be long rules sanctioned by the Comminuediers of National
deferred.
Education iii i
Hei.weare Mua.—dreummoa.—How much thought has asregerdedthr:ilranod nil
peiratior onmbeti-' 18
ia a 6.1. were,
" faraffeniedto
I been lannowed. and what pontltTotts coin-ies here been sonvent d itch I a variance
t with h
I written upon thi. peens of every bouishold, white le with nw...„ni ,L,:a m
wriwwgjw",,Da,„; was owina.w.d
cert•lnty and Nancy dbpsiled, without feu of relapse( by a ---"'
emirs* of Vita purifying. soothing, and tonic medclos! It ""." till a at."ow'
cts
.dal thOyagl7
tire nyctem tb.Drp.ristll::::::h.iess
4.1 dwnlln between sad. erg and .CeitreFrrylUDzit,
htAha:t—liii't-ownasdsidtlesCrid:Pair tZteeLandlte.and'e.lBnot..enaratitio:Cerabet4arboM:7:
vee-e eetid 11.4.. and coootte"dt etch ords throughout ths to examine and report on the mode adopted to
ie f.necteea
. wj 'b. public, di,. buiawnwp pith, cr. u.n ow no
ly otoorot.t to
as ant unmet ioa hat bean obtained on the nni.j.ww
subdue the masa shrub sad distrisaing anise of kwystredwhen Oh. vessel wee lyingjwia dock in •
dletelehall, aid 10 MIAMI the 1111miable wagerer be batik ""•'" -""'• ales— rat —--
stungeb, end eitesrfdassa that the privilege elbow* tits ite swigs woad lei

D 117.11 AND DASICB.—The OMaUi.n. w•lbtall Is
the Park eith a paint friend, reon•ed a bow frees
Dow Stanhope, who V 44 ;airfoil by. sad " "
friend. in • rich Worm " Milt'. • dans f" "Oh, a. I°
renlied th• other, " you're mhooken Stanhom IS
totittennin.' Upon +Ado tbsolAmded
thundered forth. " 'To sot • Mo. of Swedes tbst
o.lgoi 'Urr, Log • don. of the Ohara r
Soma nen silica, whoa averytkids bsPPlowl V 414
eaPPorul to be amasatiod with the .aid of tin dead. Ow
agg laid la certain Oars bad laiaripaiaaa, Waft
P•ople Known via Iwo hod of a posh./ wad who
had long wonted • abotoberd, " set beam* do disliked
him. bat bortmoo •11. had Dot =ado up ber isind."
'az I. ass
weairiirbia teseidhemerthemPaillbuiriag o .
Is jadru;
mrlpfema, 'Chide ipt Norm Ttianig."

00 r
_ weak=
-.ea olrmded
-•• not • Dew el Swedes that I
• • dew of the Mardi r
year;rainee, whim etersatied that kaPPowd via
teepee"' to be mametad with the mad id the /mid. Ow
arbours "WM Lid j ials pleere bid isteriptieas,
cob wiepted to Pimple prepare. Me how Ite.rd el • poultry laddl who
—wres re •iairot shoe .nd had long . "05 Ibmars oho dkikad
itat bats obtained ea the soli.o. bm. bet Writes', tits had set made up har
Waa biad I. dock is this mom pore is et ewe whew the emus twit past la thi oak;
patio kali also dated, in repb to Mg. Two Awe is amardes she host Ass topeclag V* to.
that lb. pitVilS cl kissing tin blo• wain wosm be Perlpliam. "On& pa, Name Tama"
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