The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-24 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

The If °use, at the morning sitting, went into com-
mittee upon the Savings-banks and Friendly Societies'
Investments Bill. After A losg and animated discussion,
the tirst clause being negstivtil on a 1 i
The tiis:veki.i.on id the EXCHEQUER considered that
the loss of this clause w za4 taotamoont to the destruction
of the Bill, and on his motion, the Chairman left the
chair.
Tlie clauses of the Refreshment Houses and Wine
Lieenses (Ireland) Bill were then prucoecded with
during the remainder of the sittings.
In the eve tt itt g, on the motion for adjournment till
M lay,
Sir C. Wilson noticed what be termed a later per-
sonal attack which bail betel mode upon him, in his
absence, on the preeviling night by Mr. 'foreman. who
hail come down to the Bowie, lie oil, with papers in
hie pocket, without giving him notice, an I hal charged
him with siiiiiiressitig itaper4—a charge which he (Sr
Charles) hail sbowil on a former occasion to he ground-
less. Ile detailed isiiiinteiy the circumstance, relating
to tile papers. owl then pnweisleil to notice another
complaint with refersitice to his conduct towards the
t'oiuuuilof 111.lia, WiliCh lac declared to be unfounded.

Mr. Miasmas, in reply to the charge of attacking Sir
Charles in his almumce, Maul be hail seen him in his place
very shortly before lie addivs.sed the House, and had a
right to believe that he was present. Mr. Horsman
theta entered upon a review of the circumstances
connected with the delay f the papers, and, after
hbortly expisining his observations with respect to the
Connell of India, declared that he was not disposed to
qualify or rotract one syllible of *bat lie hail
Sir C. Wimp. in expLination, stated the reason why
he luul left the House.
laird PALMERSTON sail lie bad never known a more
discourteous IDr unfair proceeding than that taken by
Mr Horsinan, awl he hoped lie was the only member
who would so conduct himself. Every WAR if common
feeling or generosity would have talp•ti the trouble of
ascertaining whether Sir C. Wood was in the House
before he made the attack sail read the correspondence.
He thought Mr. Iforstnan had made out no case what-
ever.
. _

In reply to a aeries of questions pat by Mr. Putd,Eß.
Lord .1. although some of the conti-
nental Governments hint promised to consider the ones.
I ;ion as to the :axes or restrictions On the export of
',go, nothing had yet been shone • that the French
Government were favourable to • change of tile system
of prohibition for a aystem of duty on the ex•
port of rags, and that that Government hail
sit el:lions' a diminution id the Custom's duty on
French paper imported into this country.
The other subjects upon which discussion was let in
by the motion for adjournment comprehended the case
of a female petitioner unjust y prosecuted ; the Queen'.
Printer's Patent, AO far as relates to the printing of
Bibles and to the preeentit g of the importation into
England of Bibles printed elsewhere. the hoisting of
trism;e flags upon tin towers and steeples of churches in
the north Ireland, and the state of that (tart. of
lis ..111..ieCt winch w. s introduced by a speech of
considerable length by Mr. Cogan), the delay of certain
retnno relating to Indian matters, and the expenditure
Oil the Ceylon railway.
The lion for adjournment was agreed to.
Mr. C.Gtinett.i., in moving that the Maynooth College
Bill Ite read a second time, explained the position id the
College in respect to the iii.fraying of the simnuil repairs
and the mode in which the thiver iiiii ent proposed to pro-
vble tor them mt for tlw iiiii pletion of the College, as
established by the Act of NIP.

Mr. sr.•sil:it mori.ql to deter the surond reading for
thrre

The seeoliel realinZ Rat earrie•l by I:15 to ra.
The re; ort of the C Itee of Supply was brought np,
awl, after • observations by Sir C. NAPIKR and
Admiral W irr, agreed to.
The I ipluhtriAl IScotlanill Bill went through
committee, awl was root a third time an•l passed.
Ihi the unfer for going into committee upon the
Militia Mill. . .

Colonel I:s.rix, Sir J. FrAnt'ssos, and Colonel
ItoWLEI offered suggeatioua on the subject of the
MditiL
. . . .

colonel Orxv g rippo.ied the Bill, and moved the ad-
journment of the debate.
Mr. S. lIERIIVRT promised not to lOSC sight of the sug-
gestion-to tie reAsted the motion for adjouniment, which
wivi negatived.
The went into committee, but the CHAIRMAN
wa: ordered' to report pmgreo.
Other Bills were advanced a atage, and the remaining
havinz been ili.piouvl of, the House adjourned
at half-past 2 o'cl.ark until Monday.

Lcgat.
VICE•CIIANCELLORS COUR.TS. JULY 18.
(Before Vice-Chancellor Sir J. Srumir.
ILLY r. HAMM

Mr. Moon (wit). whom WM Mr. Fripp) mowed on
behalf of the plaintiff, who was the proprietor of the
Direer,,rg of Iliroairayhoin, with Warwielishire.
Irwereeeshire, am: Sloffonlihirr. for an injunction to
restrain defendant who w printer and stationer at
Preston, from ting, ibsposing of, or publish-
ing a wark, csllisl the Hie.wy. T01,11),11,1111, and Direr-
or.v of Irowoller.thire, upon the ground that the 1.4-
I work w.ut • copy and uiracy of the plaintiff's
work.

Mr. !Halms (with whom was Mr. Charles Hall). for
the defenolant, said that he "as not the proprietor of the
w irk cuisiphinial oar, but that he had been merely em.
;doped to print at ; that he had no emsh,i of that work
in hi. 141%; 04411, hilt had delivery I thysit all to the
bookbinder ani, further, that he did not know where
the proDrivtor of th at work resided.
Toe Vieo-(h, aiscollor said lie ti ght it was a proper
Ca.4o for an injunction, and made an order accordingly as
asked.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, JULY IS.
(Before Sir CREKSWKLL CREsSWELL.)

STDER r. NTDER-RTDER r. RTDER AND WATSON.

These cross suits for ilissolution of inarrMge were set
down for trial before the fun Court and special juries.
Sir F. Stele, Mr. M e ineen, and Dr. Tristram
appearet for the respective imrties.