The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-12 00:00:00

THURSDAY.

The etts•sent.oa of the EXCHINURR moverl • recant-
tion, the object of which was to charze 111 on Me Con
eolidate.l Fond in gnaw the soma 1.9r..1t'e to the Bank
of Eroant on arentint of the management of the
Nati..tiat Debt. Ife eaulainet in cotoid. r Isledetail
'refertiiig for (tiller information to to. era Int h at juat
tail 111.4.11 the t eert••in arrangement.. he had toad.-
with the Bank of to which the resolution
retated.
The reculu'i m was orreed to •

Sir G. I.awitt, iii ttttttttttt for leave to introduces a Bill
1., amend the law relating to parochial atsaeftitirotolo
olloortly Ntated the pr. isi..tus and inaelinn.ry oi
the 11,11, the ohject being to eatalthali a uniform system
of welesausent.

.ttter ,few wor la from Mr. l)nture and Mr. S.
Entroimr, leave was given to hrtng in the Bill.
Sir G. LICWIS likedise moved for and 'obtained leave
to bring in • Bill for the better management of high.
wave in England.
Lord PALIIIIIMTON moved for a Select Committee to
consider whether, by any alterations in the forms and
proceedings of this House, the despatch of public budi
nem can he more effectually promoted. He oti.erved
that there had prevailed both in anti out of the Houme
an opinion 034 some of it. forum might be dila-need
with, at, as considerably to &reel, rate the politic bust
newt. He reminded the House that improvement* of
this kind bad been made, °harrying, at the same time,
that they ought to he very cautious in adopting auch
changes, se expedition was not the sole purpome for
which the House met, the great object being the din-
comical of mementos. It was not for the Esecutime
Government to propose any changes, but he threw out
some suggestions which had been made by varionk mem-
bers. He proposed that the Committee should consist
of 21 members.

Mr. H.. 10111 A X remarked, that the report of the Corn.
inittee I 1838 contained two climes of recommendation,
one of which, relating to the forms and proceeding% of
the House, had been adopted ; it the other, applicable
to the conduct and management of budnem by the Go-
vernment—upon which ti. Committee olemrved it. am
crier 'tin maioly depended--had been very much dile
regard-d ; and be propirmil to enlarge the instruction to
the 31.1e,t Committee, in as to extend its illuirims,
whether the bominew couid not he accelerded by a limes
careful preparation of numaurea, their early introduction,
and a Judicious distribution of them between the two
I Some% on Ike part el tbe Government. lie mewed to

•inend the terms of reference in the motion to that
relent.
Mr. 1)ISIAZI.1 ee'.l be could not support the amend-
ment, which implied a cemiure upon the 00%0ra:sent.
in the conduct of business. lie was mtialled with
the orisons' aniti.di, which contained all that the Hogan
mail deal with.
Mr. Hnaita.ka hawing withlrawn his auienduseat, ike
original motion wa* agreed to.
Sir .1. TIUILAWNT obteiiild 10.4•0 to bring in • Bill to
abonah Church-retwa, and
Mr. Intl.WIS • Bill to remove doubts as to the
chgihihty of espoin perama to to trdateal4 oertein
cliaritm*.
The HOUVIII adjourned at 25 minutes to 9 o'clock.

FRIDAY.
Or the motion for adjournment till nseindev. Sir J.
Fettoessox ...Iced revere) queetions respecting the trial of
the 1/ruse chiefs, and whether the Governineet intended
I' mak ans reeriaentatiou to the Porte on the subject.
fie obie•rv;el that, if the iliforinatiin lie lied reseivud
wits corrett. these ch efs bed been treated with the
grossest injustice, which ialleit for the int* rfestreere of
the Powers that ha guarauteed the inde lenders* of
Tarkey, awl touched the honour of this country.
Lord J. 5110511.1. eta's', in reply. that the tribe's&
r.e an mar iiirdinary one. appointed by Fitad Peelle,
and that eireunt.taneee had come to the knowledge of
toe Governmetit which induced them to think ti at the
trial had lot lie. n a f..ir one. As soon as the reedit had
teen communicated to the Cominissionera, they required
the es ideuce to be laid before them, awl, if insufficient,
it would he in their ower to reuilinstrate with Feed
Pasha. The Govennieristiould not make any represent-
ation to the Porte t II they keel's the opinion of tbo•
Commissi ~,, cm.
reply toe qnestion by Mr. Catiernte,
The Cu SCILLA/K Of the Exerrequin said there wee
not the slightest intention on the part of the Covens-
meet to eropose uy reducti nof the duties on spirits
Untaxed this Session.
Mr. H. B. SIIILIIIDAN put a series of questions Is
Lord Palmerston on the subject of the writ of
hateas corpus issued by the Court of Queen's Bench in
the Canadian extradition case, requiriue that Andersen
should he brought from Canada to this country.
Mr. COLLIZR said it was the alumet unartiethoe
opinion of Wesusinater Hall that the judgment of the
Canadian Court was wrong; and be entered into at
legal argoinent in %import of his opinion.
After • few remarks he Mr. WASSIO.
Lori PALMERMTOIP stated how the matter stood--m
etateinent which, he Awed. would *lipid, masers
to the questions put—and that the Dike of Newcastle
had written to the Governor.Orneral of Canada not.
to virrender Auderson to the American authorities till
he had received positive instructions todo so by kb
Government, and the question had been fully considered
at holes.
The motion for adjournment was then agreed be.
Mr. VILLIRKS iimeed for a Select Committee to
biquire into the ichninistration of the relief of the peer,
under the orders, rule., and regulations named by the
Poor Law Commissiimers and the Poor Law Board,
purthaut to the provisiou* of the Pour Law Ameudusent
Acts.
Mr. J•see romplained of the impedimenta thrown is
the way of the guardians of the pour by the Poor Law
Board•
Lord ft. CILCIL inipnted blame to the parochial authori-
thes of the metropolis. He hared the Poor Lew Board
would have greater power of interfsr ng summarily
• with the inauagement of workhouses.
After emne reiliaike from Mr. Arteron. Sir V.
Jotirrit. Isird Frenor, and other minihers,
Sir G. LPWIS concurred, mid moved to add, at the
end of the motion, "and into the operation of the law
relating to the relief of the poor."
After some further discussion, the motion as amended.
was agreed to.
The lteport of the Committee on the Bank of Eng-
land (Consolidated Fund) was brought upload agreed to,
leave being given to bring in a Bill.
P Committee upon the Post-uffice Savings -bertha
(Coesolideted Fund).
The CH scriraie of the Eteneithme, in moving • re-
solution Upoo Which to fount a Bill, stated that in
elject was to give new facilities for the deposit denial'
savings by means of the machinery etuployed by tbse
Post-office in the receipt and payment of money orders.
He pmeeed to allow a IPIPIIIPP OIPI rat* of interest of
per sent., with a power of increare within ear-
fano limits. cud to give of:lovers:tient guarantee.
The resolution was agreed to.
The House adjourned at five minutes to 11 o'clock
tint:: Monday.

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