The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-04 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY.

The Royal assent ,was given by COTIITIIiS2iO *even,'
bills. Some bills were advanced a stage, and the lime
(I,,ionirned. at 5.20 p.m.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—YESTERDAY,
Mr. LAING in
,reply to questions stand that there
was no intention 'to make any alteration in the decision
of the Government with regard to the newspaper stamp.
Sir 0. WOOD, in reply to Lord Stanley, said that after
Easter he should' propose a bill to reconstruct the
Council of the Governor-General of India, and to amend
the law relating to the civil service, and to amalgamate
the Suddar and the Supreme Courts.
On the motion for adjournment till the 16th, a dis-
cussion took place as to the returning of the number of
houses in England and Wales, which Mr. James and
others characterised as most fallacious, and which were
defended by the 4onie Secretary. •
Mr. J. LOCI:E asked when certain returus which he
had moved for on the subject of compound houses Would
be ready. The return was wanted to give a correct view
of the state of the constituencies..
•

•
laine4 of the e*treme vague-
iIe—MrTNEWDEGA c0,114P
information
,
they polsessed on the subject.
o
that during the recess some
• s4glocaelli 14e€1.
inquiry 'wouldEbe made as to the qualification of the new
lord lieutenant of Londonderry, which, he was informed)
t sufticieut'
wa? Lord no
.4131E4s Tax said he would make inquiries on
the subject. •
The motion for adjournment till the 16th was then
agreed to.
Mr. KINGLARE gave notice that on the re-assembling
of Parliament he should ask whether any further infor-
mation could be afforded on the territorial changes cam:
sequent on the treaty of Turin,
Mr. JAMES gave not;ce, that in committee' cm the
Reform /illhe ihould wovethat the expenses of pollin
bOothe be defrayed Out of the'county rates. g
Mr. HENNESSY moved for leave to bring in a bi
facilitate the improvement of land in behnd, ll to
Mr. CARDWELL offered no 0bie4i41,4 to the introduc—
tion, and leave was given,
4r.,ltoryEnta moVedifor leave to abolish the juris-
giciion of the EcolesiastiCal Courts in Ireland in cases of
defamation, and in England and Ireland in cases of
brawling.
Sir G. C. LE wfs said that brawlino was purely an ecclesi- '
astical offence, and could no be tried by the civil courts.
Colouel Ertanu 'tad never heard any complaints of.
the Taw in Ireland. The Irish members were quite
estimpetentlo 'deal with the subject themselves.
Mr. BOUVERIE assured the gallant roaeuiher that he would gladly have left the nAtter In the hands of the
Irish members, but none of them hadtAkca it up.
Leal,e was given to bring in the bill.
The 'House adjourned at 5'40 p.m.

14TEST NE WS.

IBY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPR.I

THE BRAZfLIAN MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, April 3.
The Tyne, with the Brazilian mail, has arrived.
Dates Buenos Ayres, Ist;, Monte Video, 2nd;
Bahia, 14th; Pernambuco, IGth ; Saint Vincent,
23rd; Lisbon, 30th.
In the Argentine Confederation, Dr. Derquis
has been elected President, and General Pidernera
Vice-president. No ministry has been formed.
It was feared the new Government would force
upon Buenos Ayres the Constitution.
At Monte Video, Don Barro has been elected
President.

The general aspect of the River Plate is satis-
factory.

At Buenos Ayres the produce is scarce, and
full prices are realised. Coals are dull, and prices
nominal. Dry goods are in quiet demand, except
for shirtings' for which high prices are paid.
At Monte Video, exchange 4177,- to 42. Produce
scarce. No stock. Dry goods in demand.
At Pernambuco, sugar rather flat. Freights
dull.

At Rio, market quiet. Exchange firm; LOU"
don 241.

B ADEN.

CARLSRUHE, April
To-day, in an extraordinary sitting of the two
Chambers, the Government announced to the.
members that the Ministers Mevsenburg and
Stengel had been dismissed, and that Messl'!•
Stabel and Lamery had been appointed their
successors. This has given 'great satisfaction t.O
the Second Chamber and to the public. It la
believed that the new Ministry will endeavour to
bring about a liberal settlement of the relations
between the Church and State by legislative
means.

ANOTHER, WARNING TO THE FRENCH

PRESS.

PARIS, April 3.
The Moniteur publishes a decree giving a
second warning to the Amide la Religion, for au
article of the Abbe Sisson, which contained a
formal attack against the Concordat.