The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-05 00:00:00

cAITLE DISEASES PREVENTION BILL.

Sir IL STEWART asked the Under Secretary of State
ter the Home Department whether, considering the short
time that had been afforded for the consideratioo of the
(Attie Diseases Prevents:a and C.ttle, 6.c., Importation
Bills, sod the importance of the interests concerned, he
would
thosepostpone tiatil alter Lister the second reading of
bills.
lifr. BRUCE replied that the bills might be more satis-
factorily discussed in committee than on the mooed reading,
and that therefore he proposed to refer them after Easter
to a select committee.
THE GALWAY CONTRACT.
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Mr. BAXTER asked the Secretary to the Treasury
whether there was any truth in the following statemeat,
extracted front the Galway Gazette :--" The directors et
the Atlantic Company have applied to the Post-offioe autho-
rities for permission to discontinue the mail servios between
Galway and America until June next. They have a/so is-
timatea their intention of entering into negotiations with
another computy for the use of steamers to commence the
service at that time, as the ships of the company will sot be
in readiness to soil even then. The directors are reported
to tie of opinion that they can never carry out their ever
tract with the ships at present in their possession, and will,
in all probability, endeavour to effect a sale of %bilk
*tern' in the project, with a transfer of the mail subsidy,
to some existing company more capable of carrying out the
project than they are." Also, in how many instances the
vessel% of the company tad kept contract time. And, if
ler Majesty's government were still of opinion that this
service was a great public benefit to Ireland.
Mr. F. PEEL—The part of the statement I know to be
true is this, that the Atlantic Company have asked the
government to allow the contract to be suspended until the
beginning of the month of Jut*, stating that they are
carrying on negotiations with certain parties owing to
which they hope to be able to maks arrange.
went& to carry on the service effectually aft*
that time. They have not stated, however, that they are
in communication with any particular company, nor, indeed,
have they power wider the contract to bander the mail
subsidy. With regard to the manner in which the *attract
has been performed up to this time, I may state that it has
DOW been in operation for six months, and that during that
time the company have omitted tour voyages from each side.
(Laughter.) As regards the eleven voyages each way which
they have performed, I find that as between Galway and
St. John's, which they are booed to reach in six day., the
contract time has tees exceeded is every instal*,
--daughter)—bnt that between this country and America,
the contract time has bees kept in six instances, and that
in five inseam:esti* timeallowed bag bees exceeded : but is
two out of the five of these instance. the company were not
responsible for the delay. With regard to the return
voyages, the contract time has been kept in two instances ;
in nice instances the time allowed was exceeded, bat in two
of theme instances owing to causes over which the
company had no controL With respect to the last
portion of the onestioe, I can only state
that, regarding it in a contract point of view,
in that sense, and is that *nee only, I do not think that
the contract can be considered to have been of ranch
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benefit.

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