The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-26 00:00:00

HOUR OF LORDS.

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MONDAY. —The Earl a berliy etlled the attenlion 0
their lordships to the (aviiiiraltio results of the Intl o
the gee in,,nted hy Mr. Ilukay. , of Liverpool, whiei
led to some disco—inn ou the relative merit, n( th•
various new pitted of ontnanc.. Tits Earl of 1,),r1:
Ran soda, that on Tuesday, the 28 li. ie should rail
the attention of the !louse to the itorriesontokee• hicl
had talten plate between lien Maj. sts'a g tverninent one
Mr. Lair.' on the aubjeet of the steam rams. Ear
Orsnirdlia informal trieir lordships that in ouosminene
.4 the vote in Liao Ilona@ of Carnations. Mr. Li eulia
resigned the oflLut of Vi.te-Prisitent ol the Coutanl 0
Felnoetion, and took the opportunity of eulogising
abilities of hr. Lowe, who, he said, bed not la,en guilt,
of auy undue interference with the reports of the
instanatom.

Tolischie.—The End of Clarendon, referring to ti e
report that the approwhing departure of General
Chinb.l,li from thi• country am astrioutaide to sign.'
lions by Her llajest)'s Goloogenent, made at the di"'
Mon of the Emperor of the French, obomved that hi.
Imperial Il.taty was too high-minded to make web •
001111111111 oatios. and that it it bed Wen iced*, Ho'
11.loaty'. G meat mould never have oonsieweaded
to 'Oleo to it. During his ream{ virii W Perm tb.
reasons for Garibaldi's visit to this country were never
alluded to in bia presence, without the Emperor sayiug
that he prrfeetly understood how the cherwter and
qualities of Ginbailli were likely to excite the calks
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Moon of the Eislidi people. The Earl of M.lateeliery
inquired whether say reviles had yet been received to
the inquiries made by our minister at the Court of
Berlin regarding the bombardment of Sunderborg with-
out precious notice to it, seamed and unoilendins
inliabitenta. In indignant language the noble earl
deiwunced that barbarous pmecaling. and sail that
every private letter emillrmed the original account.
Earl Russell .aid that no reply had been received from
Berlin, owing to the fart, as he believed, that • Nomad
power bad no right to mike such en inquiry. Hr
wised with the noble earl that the proceediax was
repugnant to the feelings of humanity ,and imponsistent
with the premiss* of civilised warf.te. Several bill.
were forenirded a stage, and their lordships wijoursed.
THUMIDAT.—WhiIst Le d Chelmsford wee engsmel
in of Insseing their lord.hipa on the results of the Land
Transfer got, Clewed Geribaldi warn e eideeted by Sir
inguatus Clifford, th. Usher of the Black Rod, into
the House. Pausing through the P.inee's Chamber, the
gallant geeersd entered the Howe on the right if the
throne, at the foot of whist, be stood for a few minutes
in moo/remains with his asertecias cieereass, evidenth
much Interested in the brilliant awed of the chamber,
.hie). had been lighted no for his beheof simultaneously
with his entrance. The Bishop of Oxford, the E.rl of
Sh.ftesbury, the Earl of Flenroeby„ Earl Ituesell, and
other peers, roes in sneormion from their seats, and
side/am:Owl to the distinguished visitor, gave bim cordial
greeting by shaking him heartily by the hand. Gari-
baldi then bowing to the Haller withdtee. la reply
to the EarlCarearven. Rapaiell stated that the
reason the Conference as the Deno-Gernian question
Itsal been postponed until Hoods, neat was that WO
A estrian and Premiss representatiew bad waived
instruction. not to take osirt in it until Si. Bees& the
repreeentetive of the Germanic Cootederation. was
present. The Earl of Malinesbary warned the Gorern-
meet to be ea their guard against a repetition Of thee.
frovtpoormen;s.
FllDaT.—The Earl of Ellonborough laid upon the
table • bill to amend she I .w relating to the exwution
of the sentence if death. The noble earl explaleed that
lie reward by ibis measure to revive th. old praetios
which had be.. siltered on the acee-sion of Her Majesty
to the throne. Prior to that event it was the duty ol
the Recorder
.of London to make &report on all ewes
of capital penahment, and Haw were decided upon by
.11 the nowhere of the Cabinet, with the Lord Cnief
Justice of &island, in the presence of the Sovereign.
He thought the time had arrived when it we. desirable
that the decision in well oases should be n s deed upon
on the responsibility of all the members of the Chimera-
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meet, anil'not by lb. Secretary Of State alone. The
Earl of Derby mooed tbat it be an instruction to .11
onmoutieee nn Metropolitan Railway Bills to insert

provisions in yeah measures menrii.ig • cheap train
morning and 'Teeing for the 'chairing dames ; and aft...
• chart dismission the motion was agrend to
unanimously.