The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26 00:00:00

Imperial padiamtni:

_HOUSE or UMW&

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Vox nat.—The principal hoiden% In the two House, of Par-
litruent Ong 11.. Ministerial announcement as to the same or
1110 Al 6101111 M nerotlallutia • bleb w made In) the liuu. ni
Leto by Earl Grant.' le sod to the Commons by Mr. Gledstoue
hi aloso•t Identical imam The eft it .4 the to istatemanta
was that the American answer L. Ion! Granvllle's friendly
Communication "(dated on the 27th February) wee received
on the 11th March ; that it was imuched In courteous and
term% and •' invited" an answer, which would be
conuminitateiti to the Anancen Mtnieter In Gun for him to
furwerd it to the United Mesa on Thursday heat.
In the Cominum, Mr. Idladatusie, while intimating that It
wou'd not he cuto.i.leut with the public intervet to lay the
elvaspondence before rarnament, Mated Mast it would be pre.
tasters to sannue that there would be any Interference with
the drocesellom contemplated by the tritely, and ended, amid
praound idlonee, by say tug that, although the Government
SCIL ino.t anxious I. nuutitalii and carry Imo tffeet the Treaty
.4 WAilouton, ho trusted that the Government would not
~0 lound to fall hi the c. twee a hieh the honour ot the rouutry
teqiiireL

Tr macer.—Severel Billed minor hap rtance pained through
G.rnmittee.

Tut .141, .011 the third reading of Uis Eccitelastical Courts
and licri.triee
The !Whop of Loosest moved the Insertion of a clause pro-
viding that mite may be inelltuted ender the Bill either by the
bietv p of • diocese or by the frce Isanalmn of the chorcb, being
parishioners.
The Earl of Ilnamaarat opposed.
The clause wet negaUvad without • division, and tie hi I
pawed.

FRIDAY...4n reply to The Carl of Derby reepeelinp the Lakes-
lions of the Got ernotent as to the W. 4111400,1 Treaty, Lord
°molllle informal their lordstope that the MitalOrr hare no
intention to depart front the policy announced In the clueetee
Bpeeeh, end by Inman in that 800.

HOUSit OF CubimoN&

MORDAT.—Wbfa the NII,I EAUOM wan about to to die-
somi, Mr. Oarry anapest...id • preliminary mutation Goo-
dman point-blank taw room organisataon or the Adel:shy,
sottiod by the Misr la Cuancal ad January, lin, and sailing
on tha Dammam to romikier Is
. . _ . .

. COMMIS exPeleed 4 NatiLel Use rialnistraUve
Amps be bad iewU

Yr. Gummi promised that there Mould In future be
Motu wieetinge or the Hoard of admiralty for comultaties
lute:mime (excluding, apparently, •Il matters
7:4170"1 .promieed to restore the °patroller Irom the
Beard, nod maM him • penameat Aker, with a right to
snood the Board only wheo asy Mahn. coomated his
diMtrt was under Jimmies.
otlos era. neratlyed without • (linden.

SIR CHARLES DILE& AND THE CIVIL LIST,
D IStiRACEFUL SCENE.

Day.—in anticipation of Mr C. Duke's motion with
sestina to the Civil Lat. there was o very large &amines,
Loud Bury created nem mestion by ening the Spatter
amble kr C Dille. reported dederetion that lae me a
si=ll*l e"had"tabarn i""as a IloOlobSr Of lbS 110005 10 terilabc..
"I do meat I will be faithful and bear nue allegimee tc lifer
Dhow Q.... Victoria, her heirs ited sumeure wording to
law, so help nee Ood." The inquiry was received with lend
cheers from the Opp:WU= beaten, amid gr. A. wbo
roes several time to order, woo eaisrlesey ;
but the Aponte ruled 00.6 11 me ma part el lie duty 00 my
what 10 0005004101 or inconentest site the oath, and there
was • cheer from below the gamey whoa he Maid that he
could 00 00 Minion of the term of the oeth la the Moe of
motion of which the hon. tereen, the narniber for Melees,
10.4 gine males
ph. gee C onm nee mid IMAM trout both dd., of the
Ham, to mile his =olio.. lot MINIM. showing the Intorno and
expenditure of the Coil lAs from the Anemia. of Her Itejeity
to the mess' time; returns norms the &smote
estimates am the comMenoweent id the present reltrfeen
on inatallatlon. rotes, caftan, and 110 SI, Bops/ „prevent;
purge or cenveyance of' anneal/0d meanest, fitment&
of eambers of the Royal nattily, the cormation, journey. of
Hoe 110moty, building, draining, repairing, furnishing, and
fitting up of pol.co. centutoaiale connected with Ute Coon, 10.
It. ~pr..d his regret that he Maki bay. aeeaned that tier
Majesty did not pay Income-mg, which he had Moos found
was not the het, but he added that the i.)moat was only
node as an set of grecs He melted that, e misual with the
previous Min the civil Het graded to Her Ilebovty showed an
Mans of 1.10,.00, earl Will groat etrom upon the damn
which would ann from lite aueowiel•Uun of • lin. tea.
In the hands of the Sotereign. Ile objected (0 110. Lodi. la
the Roj el Parte being otenpied by Prioot Tait, Prim. Arthur,
and others £56 was chervol in the Fvulittatee for altering the
arm of the Utilie of Cornwall, though there ens a surn of
£543004 hoarded out of On revenues of lite Melly for the
Prince of Wales, Um not of ne•—lie gave various mess In
support of the typorttinenew of the inquiry during the p.a.'
reign—the put& belief that lite Sovereign had aceuatalated
large tennis ; the rat.l• to the Pninsees, which he awned
were entirely unprecedented • end the eacrecy inainlalned In
Inspect of lite) al Wills, which .mole it lutpoedb's to amertain
tate Sovereign's private hurt one.
•'

Mr. Gtaieraia, whom observations were vigorously cheered
by the Oppmitiou but only allighily appisaded from hie owe
olde of the Home, dealt • Ali the que•tion in hi. mod, lively
Myle He di-puled the ttatsawat that the civil it.. had
incressed during the present ridge by the sum of 410.0,0, and
umirted the lan to be the the sum of g 530,000 was given to
George IV. for the purpom for which st the present moment
Her klaieety era. in remlpt of £lO6OOO a year. Tin hoe.
baronet, In the position he had aissomed .•n lastructor of
the people," ought to Moe taken care to be sccurate se
important facts of this Med. He pointed out that Use hon.
baronet had completely Ignored the fact that In rnop.ot to the
erntngement of the Cis List no discredit could po.bly attach
to the 8 ivereicii, madonna, am dm • le renpocolbtllly of those
arrangemeets renal with Parlament Wulf He meted Me
=lion to gite the return. caked for on the irround that
Sir Charks Newman speech, it might be later.
petted as the Ant step towsrds a Republic.
At the close of the right boa. sentleman's speech there
occurred one of the meet extraordinary menet Una has mer
been witnessed 1.. the Home of tkalat Mel When Hr. •überoo
Herbert rose to support the motion, his wee received with
regular volley. of bind., divide," and .oa, oh," from the
on hum
us.nod even the interpoeitiee of the **Am,
=7:Lis requeet that the bon, meniber might hive. fair hear-
ing, could not procure silence. At lad, after he had made
Winn rtne7o. in his remarks, and avowed ionised In
favour of • Republican form .1 ameninient, this des:M.4lin
OS. received with • cry otinehenall.e. frets the Members who
IriJ rushed from their seal. and cstisstical below the NM, on the
midst of whlth

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Mr. Greer m05..1 tbe ll‘nter be e-unted.

All the Conservative members no aft except throe, but no
the stirred on the Ministerial bench, though soom few went
awm from the benches behind.
The &gotta counted 60, and the northers came crowding
I, but before the boo. number could get out more Limn •
sou* of wootther,
Lord E. Coca rose, god with the mar ludieroue gravity,
mid that it appeared to him that the Hour had eery womb
Waned deco the last attempt to count, sod moved thst it be
Igor soothed, amidst laughter and them.
The Ow erre tensed, sad Niter the lore of the usual tuns.
Ur Sewn thole monied, sod fried 60 present
Nfr. A. Hoar= or thee proceeding to my thr the Prime
Illrame bed not Lowered the legroom of his bun. frionds
.11. asether Has Maori moved • count, and there we. thos
the iemo4s of the Hour haring been wooled three times in
ibeel toe Wear& This oho wee unsuocerf al, sod Um boo.
ember proceeded with his speech, stating that ohms this
Boor wes het La...timed lob. wonted out, he ins sprawls
In the
2u.. ..dim . of the essib l
gallsoled to.
Lord , .o obreagere
I.
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The streamers were at once ordered to withdraw, aid all the
calla-kw except that orserrod for ladles, were promptly cleared.
The ladies were tb• only onagers who were allowed to Tesoro
during Ye whois of tlis stissuedes.
The interruption whirs bed mime place dories the sorer
portions of Mt. Ihrheres week wore mos redoubled. Coos
Weritive members withdrew Loco their wool prom la the
WPM. sod took up • position bellied the tar, at the tide
ealmocei, sod behind the flpeakees their. At this time Mr.
Seeley, ltr. Wdpele, rod two other potion= were the °ell
megabsre of the Owed ties occupying their usual yleme.
About tO Liberal member. were prment who took ne part,
either by •pplause or Intorroption, io U.. eirirso-ilinary ecene
which wo re &scribing. Front the isie prominent pans of the
Moons, to which the Conservative menthe= hod retired, so
locesrat clainoor arose. Cockcrowing In entry variety, from
lA. hour ay 40th. Corer 00th. shrill note of the Bantam,
and other farmyard pounds, together with reismted imitstime
of the rise ciod tan a Mr. Herbert's sera, pouththil • single
moutons of the speaker from maishing the ere of thom who
wore boomed to be the auditor. When the clamour err ist
its height Pet Dodo., roars from his most mat n the
Toms.gaißesch to the box which tbe Prime Minister
ordi meth., made an eithered art earner ap to the
Choir, og whether the sows& which lune{ from brdnd the
Sperees chair sad /Mr below the Moe.. nos/VON stabiliser
of emir. The illpiaker, In reedy, Meted that the sotto& which
be hoe heard, sad er eerily them wltch had prommled Irma
bon. mothers behind the Chair, were eadoolrildly out of
crdr la that Boum, and he mord not nitrate horn expressing
the extreme pain with which be had withered the come that
bad moral) taken pima la the slight 101 l which followed
the interposition of tho Speaker. Mr. Norbert saeounord that
If the Bowe would Here to had for dm mambo be weed
ledertake to Asir de observatteas stride that Urns.
ommidembie telegraphers, savolving repeated mils to
ass the part al the Clidr, Mr. Herbert wee allowed to prosier j
but ors, on the expintioa of the lire mute. for arab he
had ripulded, he manifested • desire to ematience his weeds,
the clamour buret forth afresh with all Its tomer violence.
Yr. Herbert rid that the interruptions willob hod takee plasm
had deprived him a/ • minute and • belt of the rime graded
Mm, sod that if the House would give had that athlete awl
• halt he would be coetont. Tim Speaker hereupon mit
celled fir. Heckert to onter, string that It was
len to toped to the House, ital thr be ought to Weiss
Le the Moir. Hr. Harbert thee resumed kb esti
maid the merest excitement and oonfueloo.
Mr. lionesato eepreseed the protruded sorrow for wild
bad occurred. Whigs diesentirt from the motion of his two
boo. friends who bed addressed the House, be amid not bet
feel Indignant at the war in tenth the bon member for Not-
tingham had beers treated Thee... which bed takes pier
would make • our uokuppy losprendoci oo the worry, It
°odd not fall to give rime to the suspicion that the Howe dozed
not Inert to ts In favour of the motion of the member
for C104..s Tb. system of persecution, nod suppression of
the right of free dlictliaion, which had been .40 t. 4 that
evening would teed to nave the mover end MOolldar of the
reeolutions before the Hour to the rook I heroes aiti swipe,
and give factitious importance to their prupaidilon‘ lion.
geodemen °melte, In taking the pmt Ussy had done that
night, were unconsciou-ly making themselves the moist
formidable allies of Republicanism, thd were ruing • vicious
example to the country as to the mode of cuothodlog puha
dissuasions.
Mr. IMAirre moved the adjournment
The nusaben wry—
Ayes .
Noe• • • .. .

2)

Majority

Hr. Pawnwrr elaimed for his friend the right of diesualtsg,
not Only the aril List, hut seen UM fona of government, and I
he coukl tell the Comervalve party that if the attempted to I
Hop fres diesualoo, as they had attempt*, to! that evening
the ItspuUlcans would Ice.k upon than es their roan wadi
Willa Ile wee bouod t 0..!. however, thm he dimpanved
larval deal of the matter and opee ho, hap. krb.d.
00 out a 100 penom would accept no peavonally
geirtatlttltc-hlotron.".trlldnrauttial"v.
he had aloud he oold not support the motion.
Yr. LIDOMILL contended that the proceodingn which had cul-
minated in what had pat taken place emelltuted n" comedy
of errors.' 17sere was the error of the hen. arona In the
original mash at Newcastle, thee aloe the error he had made
In following It up by the prams motion, ea I badly there was
an error in the wat In wish* tau had been
8u C. 111,-aa, lu reply, contend d that the Prime Manta
had not disproved a Ingle ate at kis atalements, all of which
wore hued on the bat preadenle.
The flown divided—

Majority
The announcement gra; ;nand with" law; tar 2.1..11:4
I.
Ur. A. limbers "told " nib go C. DOM. and lbs tbo
niantors .who voted for ths resolution ware lir W. Lawson
mid Mr. Andemon the inantor for Olagrow,
WEDNISDAY,—Mr. sircerr mound We mood reading of tbs
University Tons (Mania) lIIIL
MS. MAXIM sesomiod Um 'potion.
Mr. GLABROUS supported the province' relating to tbo ',bon-
itos of MO; but strongiy °biotin to the dams, misting to
reconstitution of the University.
Mr. LAMM, moved an amendmult, that the
Denton ought to be dealt with 0 tbe r..psbflilY el the
t. mid thst no oloasure mold be vathbotory that
did not moues ths enjoy:oast of Uniremity dogma, without
tits notation of coasotentlous wornness.
Tits OVoisint Don moondod the menden est.
Mr Butt. Osptain Nolan, and M. Smith opposed the 1411.
The CrOonotieist moved the adjournment oi the debate.
On • division the motion for an adjournment was rejected
by 1111 against 84. but .0 the hour Om now beyond • quarter
Wore six the debase odjourned.

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