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London, England, 1863-03-13 00:00:00

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EMpiatiAL PARLIAMENT. F
LORDS.—Tni-hsuly, MAitai 12.
Tb. now camsciLioa took his seat on the woolsack at
Ire o'clock.
The Foori of ST. GERMANS Presented a petition from
the inhabitants of Mountjoy Ward, Dublin, in favour
of the Births and Deaths Registration (Inland)
Lord CHELMSFORD promoted a petition from the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council of the City of
Loo.lon alpine, the proposed new metropolitan station
and branches of the Great Eastern Railway.
MALT DUTIES BILL.
This bill was reads bat time.
GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY (NEW METROPOLITAN
STATION AND BRANCHES) RILL

On the order of the day for the resumption of the ad-
journed debate on the seemid reading of this bill,
The Earl ut SHAFTEBBIJRY preeented a number of Peti-
tions from the inhabitants of Coleman-at net Ward, Pine-
bury-circus. and the neighbourhood, against the bill, and •
strongly condemnatory petition from medical aims and
subscribers to the Royal Loodou ttpbthtlmic Hospitals
which is in contiguity with the proposed new works. Hs
though: the case made out on behalf of this hospital was, in
tht to induce their lordships to consider very
esziously before they gave their sanctiou to such a measure
as this, zed unless the government were prepared to take
the whole subject of metropolitan railways into their
consideration with a view to the introduction of a comps,
bemire and intelligible measure, he should move that the
bill be read a second time that day six months. The neigh-
bourhood into which it was proposed to carry this line was
densely populated, and as a breathing place, and as a means of
resisting contamination, Finsbuiy-eircus wee a great boon.
Tbe course of legislation fora number of years had been
to give open spaces in every pcesible direction, and here,
where there was au open space which wee more than
ordinarily beoeticial, he uqed their lordships not to permit
the encroachments of a railway. Another great objection
to the measure was that it would drive a pest number of
shoemakers and tailors to a distance from their connection,
and thereby deprive numbers of families of their daily
bread. lie uudarstood that the various metropolitan mil-
way schemes now before parliament involved the
destruction of no lass than a thousand homes,
sad would tars about 12,800 perms out of their bonze&
He appealed to their lordships whether they would consent
to so much injury being ieflicted on all these people without
any assurance as to the ultimata success of the undertaking.
He should propose that these bills be postponed for • year,
and that is the meantime government should take the
whole question into its most serious consideratioe.
Lord ElftJ Y wished to cell attention to another railway
bill—viz., that which proposed to make a line from Totten-
ham to lianipstead, and for which it was proposed to take
a whole side of Easton-,guars is a central station. The in-
habitants of that loodity were not too well *seed at the
prospect of lading their pates • but what was worse,. this
deviations bad been so Wooly arrlngeti that they would have
so claim for compeneation. He was in favour of postponing
all these me Etas bills for • year.
The Earl of dTRADBROKE was understood to support
the bill.

—kartGRANVILLE would not address himself to a quo-
five which it was quite clear hod two sides, either as a pro-
moter or an opponent of those bills. It was quite clear that
aosoethitig was required to sees the truffle of our overgorged
thoroughfares, and the rely point to be emoidensd was bow
the necessity could be met, with the least possible individual
boo/seen:soca The Railway department of the Board el
Truk was preparing a report upon the whole subject, and
.perhaps the better way would be to peetpooe the bill for a
week. when he hoped that that report weeld be is their
lordships' heads.
Altar a discussion, fa which a amber of peers took part,
nottoo for edjeernment al the debate for a forlaight
wasiareelt the
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. o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMON& —TIIIIIIIDAY, MAIM 1.2.
The Srzsaa took the Asir at tea minutes tot *Wok.
- THE STATE OF THE STREETS ON SATITEDAY LAME.
Geseral BOOKLET visited to ]mow whether abs site..
ef the nett hon. magma the Home Secretary had
• bees called to We sorra& atitie of abs streets on Saturday
kat, sad to ask whoa.* her lia,tiety's government had
detarmised to propose say aortae in the ouotiitutioa
at the City polio* force, with a view of amelproatlng it
with the police of the rest of the metropolis.
AMC. GREY said hi attention had ay bees called tithe
tabject by sang a public Mater mat la the newspapers as •
to the crowded sea of the stimits a Saturday, when the
Priam Alexandre pad through the eity al Lodon, sod
se to the awe of ay sakitirt regulator for keeping
the skate dear oti that amnia He bad heard that
seat wawa by a gentlemaa who as present, but
the subject bad ad 111110111111111 eav seatidesation ha her
Majesty • govetirmat es yet.
EMIGRATION OF PAIIPEB.S.
Mr. STANLEY abed the Pealtient of the Palm
Bad M boards of pardiam a wish Write bad
the power to aim way for the papas of assisting the
assisratioe of •and Was rafts to Baia WNW ;
atii if MO, mgastiona. Itti
• Ireti nieggir mil =low=lead Wei ma bead VI..
elmisairenelado Militiallas for the papesseeffew
; maga. a etitiereperatives, and he had home
the applimihne lee a portion of the row, re.
_ Weed
~sraeiaat the Mmatiarkeuenhir the purpose of easiatig Ws
Ildifis'etieen ba, for certain roaaam,ilat,
var.'s= kW maid tbe
Brio te the LW Mari to apply the newsy ado:
reantral the of oparehtiee, lie bad no
wa ; with tetra to the paw
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bii bes.l=agi libthrsege did exist wader
Asa bell yew he. dee thew few
gootreepose this leas. bet the' etuefiarie
air stir Ma thalr he tie
of the rae. bag however. wthid they
nadir the wad Ib. Pa -law oommissioeme.
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Mr. BLAME MEN lie SANK larefahr, tar head Wes
ther he lateadatimiss the was to iatroduse •
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the prawn moths le Weeder* a euggi thifiewe
rpm fake wad umbels fa Ireland.
21481,11111 POLICE LE ?OLAND.
Mr. IDIWNIDIST embed the Bereelary of State kw the
Bow Departure* whether he wield law • the hide of
the hew the Bets it the Ream enme waaamkat-
ksg the alba Owl Dubs dlgatlae, 'ambulant.
Hemmer Wire of Named, thet MOM 111. t4B ..itvpolitaa pollee
611111 &NU be sea to Poised ; whether, at the dale of that
applatiee by the Ream eramessays& ber Misiesdeo Ilt
yaw* was area that • Mete at gage was is hem
Friend ; whether MitiseWs glifilf•1111114 had resetied
say isformaties to the date of the Maitienezlip
as) that dieturtascas sod arrests of pri-
sours had taken plea in Wilma • Was* eneirepr.
Mae pace aka lemintebeil by the government to Paha
teealhed say iselmotime or weds soy smarts, sad whether
sea Inetzwiliess and marls would be laid upon the tale
a the how ?
Mr G. GRET—I vas mad on Monday last whetherl weal&
lota data slat July last, addressed tome by •
Cdrielen the
anitemador I. this ,may dated thst that
letter was marked " egoidwitiel," and that I did eel feel
mai justilled_le Pawing ft without his maim The
atatica of the Beam whemsdor has bees attracted to
the question of the bas.,,satabar in this how, and he has
harmed as Wt be ire and the slightest ebjeara to the-
prodecticro of the Wilk sad the letter bas this day bees
Lid on the Mlle of the bone& (Hear, ha) With regard
to the woad weldea, IWe to slate that at the date I
received that Wm beillatirty's wawa wee, aware I
of the state of sip whia existed In Poland. but they were
BA SWANN BOP as I awaso sow, la shortly before the
weird of that • the execution al painful
pitimers Itier Mb= ghee Warms. The War been
stated the object of the to be that the Magill%
yak. might, by the ishemetion they could give, emit the
• Mesa Duke Ommtintine to pat as ad, at the earn=
Ade period, to the martial law which sated, to ted, sad
tire country to its Wary eivii satialeiratioe. The state.,
of siege is Poland was grestathod Is October, 1861, and, es
far as her Majesty's gimeromeat are informed, it still eeM,l
*bag, subject, however to some modifications. A do-
=was received from 'Aellog Coral White in Dania,
ing he rather minute deal what throe mallow
tee's are • and as that Weak was also laid ou
- Mble, it wBl aka the hew bear they I an tell •
• M the oaten it these modifications. With regard to the
diad speaks% IWe to state that her Maje•ty's gongs.,
reset bed not rectived at the date of the applicatioe, as
have they, I bedew, We, say Miamian of the political
dieturbanare whin eseently took place is Poland. I find.
haw& Wad which I was not aware when I received
Baron Itionow's Lay and of which I could a be aware,
as the date wee so recent—asmely, that a despatch wee re.
solved at the ForolmwoMee fm Oticsel Mader% dated
28th duly lest, written at Worsts ea the general affairs
at Poland, la whirl be fed eietais wets which hd
beta made at Warsaw mid the edjeloin dietrieht. A. ex;
keg frees that deigatels. embedyieg all the Woman*
oven, le amen the peers amid ea the table of the he...
- With mad he the he weeks, I Mated the aabarevaairis
that those two police alien did sot receive say watts law
etractione from the Wel sowasiosier. The iestartileesare
ghee to WPM vtrbally by Sir Richard Maya% bun be..
sailed epos him to Ma In writing to as the eshetheee
those • mod his letter containing those Is.
I,lllldiOra, is also laid ow the table of the how. He also
%hew as that only we written report was realised from
the two alters ; rodtaggehathat docurreut belosis to the
. 461:6=1y aossiikeed y residential, and not an-
al to pediment or aria resew, yet I this& the
caneseleaces I. this sass ire fro extraordWry, and se I
am aexious there sheakl he se mystery about the nista
Omar, hear)—ead as 111110 e• SWAT to (Mat Is the Wed
of the be.. gentlemen and ahem as to the oldest of seeding
there albums to Warsaw, that wart shell be hid ea the
teats of tb• ham Ober, Irma
310113810 N OF THE SENTENCES ON PIaSONEMIL
Mr. A. MILLS Wed the deeretary of Stets for the Home
lilderteasat whether the sawthase greed at Ifthebeeker