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ROUSH OP COMMONS.—WirommAT, JULY 9,
The Sraaxaa look the chair at 3 reek*.
CIVIL SERVICE..

Lard OODBRICH nosed that the Imes go cats sew
mitt« es this subject.
Th. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, b..e
the Speaker lets the emir he wend vane a few nmeoln
with the view of Wades his aside (deed net to
proceed with his manor on the wildest. It would be in
the toseHostite of the ben that at ea early a nod I. the
nein hie =Me hind mewed a ressintioa with a view of
madam men general the mania of naminatiens fte the
shil service by ens emantition. • dimwits Welt Mine
upon that meths, whisk wee halleared by a dlnise.
sad the question had never ease to an ultimate
denials, but had been pardoned to the present tine. haat
that discuelea took pins the system Ind matinued in tun-
ings% sad ha would state what had ben the malts. The
spills was Wieland la May, 1856. sad this was the result
up to the 301 k in% fa the meant year. The Banker of
eastiidens amband was 2.369 ; essisised is
1166; .sashed la the provisoes, 693 whin atetaida
1,749. Of the perms so ezesined there had ben eon &•
mt.& granted at the Landes esemisetions to 664. and al
the
siLtresissiel examination, 446, sad as the repent et the
b of &penman, It ; tailing a NW al
esetleatee greased of 1,070. Tile sambas of en-
Manse infused at the Landes esandastine was 11311 ;

sad at tire- ii;ovfisdeT Msing a
total of 688. Tito hors would me, therofore, that as nom
as possible ma pensoa failed la °bedsitsg a candidata to two
winner:redid, aid It would be obvious to the boom that
Mess oasmiaalloas were mot men manors of form, but that
they had the What of sopantion worthy from unworthy
asadid.tas. Ilia sable frisad prop:mid to early
to a greater intent that berotefore rho system of open
enataatioa—that was to sty, that when a Tammy oecnrred
say person might offer ltionelf, sad if it appeared that ha
was the best man, be should be selected. He would Mato
the views of her lisjoity's promotion ea that point. Is
the Ant plate, he would take du use of thole gamier
clerks was were appolatad by the bawls of departiewits-.
welt, foes:amyl., is thaw la the heanfory of Swift's Mow
et la the Tnaesry. Who. a totem wwweed ha awe
depottaesta bawd lasildata wee* asisaled by the hoed
of the flop +resist, sad they were ouldeetad to as ewafaw
Ow, the orjeafSf which was to determiao who was them
Save perms. Now, the head of a department. eishoesk
ho might hold his nate by a manicotti *NW Imam,
always had a string Unmet in obtalatimiedlestega.
poems to 'widget the bylaw el Ur
and be was eanasadod by persona who won pre.
Memist *Sun la Os depareseat, awl who by
tbala *deist coatelbated watarlally to aid Ida la
OMNI' 'Saint widasta. With Mari to that dam at

CONN hi thought the house would see that the system
now itimbeed offend satisfactory security for proper ap-
pedalos's. He would cow take that clam of civil esrvents
who podsemml these facetious which were the least
dUllseft aM beet important. They were a very
aunesseme Mass. la ths Custom* there were tide-waiters,

and la the Post-offlos there were httemoarrime. mid peeethi
who badman post dikes la the etteetry. Aeyeyelem Mime.
petitive examination was wholly unsuited le Vow= et Mat
dew Take the ease of a tide.waitar ; be had ea welsh Mthe
leek of a yawl sad prevent smuggling. esd I he mere
honest sod able to reed and write it *mid be abeent of Ile
government to sisretzszyrdighigher qmffilieeffien. This tabs
the ease of a who method 11s. or Um
a week. A meepellehe timbales for mob Mime
would have ea air M Mimi* abed it. the them
ISM* to the intermediate class, sad be eft
agreed with his noble friend that the oriel* be MM.
mended was applicable to that class. There was a meithe
lathe swabs, of perms in the more limited brutalised the
revises department, for example. the officers is the Mille
and Rosy of the dams in the customs. Malay of the aims
mem appointed on the nomination of the TromarT. txew
them was this to be observed with regard to appointments
made by the Ihmetary of the Treseary, that he not being the
bead of the Aspects's! fey which the nomination was made.
• head of the department he
therefore that class el
ease additioeel
He was ready to
with the Civil Service *Ur
and Mr. Werth, the resale
that elimination by cm-
: was not considerable. os
satisfactory melts than say
experience was in favour of
.ion if the principle of appoint-
Smut by competitive naisfearion. The question now was,
by what meant, sad in whet foam, that principle should be
extended. Them was this difficulty in laying down an anti-
venal rah, that they could not say that all do asedidstes
fnr elks In the public a rates should be brought up to
Loscass.la enter to undergo a competitive matinee on. If
that euembatthe wee for the purples of aroertaining that
the essiblets peeetheed a mists prescribed set of qualifies-
thee. k NAOS he eeeducted is say part of the United Mag-
ill's'. by peeper armagersea ; bat if the appoiotments
111111 W il• made ea tie principle of mmthetitioe Swam ne•
enemy le Wag ell the candidates to one dam. They
melt oss madmt as examination by oompetitios in dlf-
arinsplesee. may mere than they could have a roe et
berme, without bringing them ell to one Sp&
lel I they laid dowo the principle that all the esmffilehte
mete M gene up to London, or Edinburgh, orditHdtlan jbti
OM es advantage to them who lived In the a
stamp plasm over others. That was a eciasiderable profi-
led Canary in laying down en universal and imperative
site ea the sebjeet He did sot think it Inlaid be fair that
Ilthy *mil all be required to acme to London. He quite
'MINA that experience was in favour of the principle
IMO lr asbis friend recommended, and it would be tee
shady et ersisatest, by gradual meths 'ad feeling their
way as they advsnord, avoiding those did eslUae which
esperienee showed to exist, to give as moth Mention as
they emeld with safety and propriety to the principle which
he resommeaded. He trusted that this enplaaadw would
be eatlefeethey to the home, sad that they would me it was
the sheen wish of the government to carry into effect the
=r examinalon for the civil service, width warn
led year, believing that it lauded to the publie
the geethesesesarity for Maloney in the diff brandies
of theitsbile
Sir WORTHCOTE appealed to the noble lord, after
the thresh they bad Just heard, to withdraw hie motion.

Lord GODERICH said, if the Chancellor of the Bs
thinner had delivered the speech they had jut heard whin
he gest brought this subject before the house, be should
have thought it his duty to ken the matter in the tends of
the governmeet. He wan boned to say that nothing could
' be more gratifying to thou who bald the views he did, than
the speech of the right hen. gentleman. I. the address
which he moved, be took ease to adopt a fora of words
whin was calculated not to tie up the hands of the govern-
ment, and to show his willingnessto leave the matter to be
united out by them. Deder the eireuenstaame, he should
not Moak the house further with this question. He was
wieldy prepared to withdraw hie motion, and to move
that the order be discharged, reserving to himself the right
en a future measles to bring the matter before the house, if
he should led It neesseary.
Mr. TITS entirely easourred he the course which the
noble lewd proposed to take. What they wanted to get rid
of, ae far as they Gould, was the principle of nomination.
The recent itemisations by the Society of Arts had shown
that properly qualified person would he obtained from
verities puts of the country, persona who had been oda
sated in mechanics' institutions, and other humble insti-
tatioas of a like character, these being persons who would
probably never obtain nominations. At the sues time he
was willing to accept the (fifer of the government, and ha
quite speed that any change of this kind must be eared
out prudently, cautiously, end wisely.
Mr. RICH *lse expressed his satisfaction at the conspn-
min which bad been come to. He looked on this as a step
in advance towards the ultimate end, free competition.
The mottos was then withdrawn, and the order dim
'barged.
TENANT-RIGHT (IRELAND) BILL.
On the order of the day for going into committee on this
bill,
Mr. MOORE said he should cot be doing justice to the
OWN of tenancright if he were to occupy the time of the
house by pronedieg with this bill under dream/tutees so
unfavourable. If the session were not so far advanced be
should not have been deterred by the singular expedient
which her Majesty's government seemed to have adopted in
tiocjanstioa with the hoe. member for Northaseptoe, in
order to induce the house to reject a bill which the go-
vernment were willing to waists, but yet wen afraid to
strike. He left government fa full mementos of the 'dna-
tap they had obtained, sad it was no gnat exertion of
elthaky cc generosity on his pert when he said he did not
begrudge them one particle of the credit of their pro-
'medics in the matter. The ',planation of the Se-
cretary for Inland amounted toilet', that government voted
for the second reading because they wished to acknowledge
the principle of the bill, but they opposed its going into
committee bean they wished to prevent that principle
being canted out. From the explanation of the right hon.
gentleman, it would seam that if the new league were
vigorous and powerful, then its principle was to be carried
out, but U it wore poor and inactive, than it was to be no
elected. He hoping that during the rases the right hen.
gentleman would devote himself toe study of the Irish map,
and that next 11001012, instead of furnishing them with gee-
sipiag details of the affairs of the talent league, he would
furnish them with his ideas of tenant right.
Sir J. WALSH said the bill was carried by a sharp divi-
sion. He mat several members who were coming to the
hone to vote modest it, when they heard it was carried.
Mr. KENNEDY regretted to see this great question
treated in a cavalier manner. It would &most seem as if
there wean° Whose to which Ireland nald appeal for the
redress of her grievances ; for it was said that even this
bill would not have passed • wooed reading had then been
a sufficient number of Enlist' and Scouts members prenat to
preveat it. English ausitcotch member", however, should not
set theaseelves up spinet the interests of Ireland. They
should remember that while eight to one of the Irish repre-
sentatives voted for a teaant-right bill lest year. six to on
had voted for it this. It was clear that the feeling of Ire-
Ind was in f of stork a measure, but the obstacle to
=tit was the fear that it would be made a precedent of
ending it to England.
Mr. MAGUIRE earnestly a_ppealed to the government to
take this questioa up, as he did sot think it ought to be left
in the hands of a private member. The interest of the
empire required that they should take it up, because in
order to make the country powerful the peep)", of Ireland
must be made happy, sad entented with their lot; at pre-
sent they were leaving Ireland in utter dulled' of some
sun a measure as this passing. Defies the late war no less
than 230,001 perms emigrated frees the deter kingdom,
while lest year the number reached to 87,000. Now at was
from the people of Ireland that the army wee recruited, and
if the hone sad the government would only do justice to
Ireland, we should have no need hereafter of any Foreign
Enlistaint
_. . . .

Mr. IIi'MAIION hoped that whim a geared elsotios
Gam the people of Intlaud would take ease to settle this
gustiest by !animals; as member who refused to support
tsusabright ; bet st all events of t►ie he was satided, that
If the tamest league did its duty they would secure the si-
tars of fixity or flity wanton pledged to sorry fixity of
lemur* sad s ewe ram . . .

VANCE protested against its poles abresd that then
masa 'laity of Irish mentbcts la (events( this bell.Thers were
ay Irish representatives who word never sweat to say
thin of the kind ; avid Aldan/Lk he, for ate, shoald net have
the slightest objection to facilitate the staking of weatnects
between landlords and mutate, he should always oppose
• tasiesore of this character, as eel est and wholly nanstisd
for.

P. URQUBART mended the boom tbat Ireland
wee the waly maatry k Western Europe wbi re the meant
was inane ems emit elfamority for his improvements. The
meth lei Mgr best of the goverasseat bad, by his tons
OW, sehiewsd the fine of a Chatham' and easu
hit Nea add to his pepalarity by applying a domeatie psßq
to Irelasi that Aside do Jostles to the teasat, sad sawn
the Maim of soiarisa oeimie trees the easels of the •=.
Lord PALMERSTON bad war oeseesiod his
epos this amides; ea the *vary, it was phi* ma et-
paw, earned in that:enamel which sit apes do tab-
rest some few years egeasasdisof which he wee a ememinit Li
a gemmed petaelple, Me ab Ist it highly obnatiammlb that
willows* shield Wafer, treasons** between parties
who whited Is asks hergaias with eseit edam Them essid
sot be two *aims spas the vassal oeiselpha Mae it
would be mut hartal he the law to Istagese and pameMba

innelithine upon eliheritrem em seller', no natter whether
H lonniein be geode (Hess, hear.) In the
=maillipaithelsal, however, the goverameat had
ilit M reiellime between landlord sad town an
entaldslit entlM le be made to that general and jut pin-
=end mess peed they last year brought in a bill
PeedeLlillbeg= led te irepeewwM Stibitlhat if it ge.
ojiMalla
law it ereehlpeti ea lied te all thine local disputes and dif-
ferentia will bed dietereed the tranquillity of Ireland.
Well, they did** bees to peas the bill, but they were dia-
appeteited in their erpostatioew They found that they
had been mistakes &their ezpeatatien of a union of
with semen to the punkas of the bill, and the bill
felled. Thum MIS the Wl sew ander consideration. It was
bill nihilist le its emblems from the one of lest year ;
bet at the memos doe Ilia tight bon. friend the Secretary for
Ireland did set spew M aresed reading—sot that be tip-
!proud et le, bet only ter the este of having the question
farther dlesuned. He was bound, however, now to say that
be did not think the bill was one which ought to pan into a
law, and sow that ft bad reached another stage he certainly
thought it right te oppose it. [Mr. Bantu " Why, Wm
withdrawn." ) Oh, very well, let us adhere, then, to the
old resat,do merlins nil taco humus, and as the bill was
dead say no more abut it. (" Hear' " end • laugh.) With
regard to the future, in the present temper of parliament,
he did aot think it was likely that a bill could be passed as
ilaig,s,Larest, end Ilassalonabp aineseleti.emellebeinme ere
;tat If the hos. gentleman nuTeetefon should end
it to be him duty to bring forward another bill, why of course
it would receive the consideration of the government.
The order was then discharged, and the bill withdrawn.

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