The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-08 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P,

EOM 0010‘0203.—{THIS DAY.)
no Mum took the teak at a emetftr pest It
Emu WATEBLI PROTECTION BILL.
bed& MONTAGU ewe& the mood se Ws
la. The Aged of the bill was, he saki, Se les with
seivelmi polka= of riven by 'swage sod Mist ha-
delltdoes matter, awl it was feuded oa tbe
of a select committee which bad In-
,llli=gase misled,. The cable lord cited at
Tssilmilli the alarm of Mr. Rawlins**, the gosam.
11,4 oglasse, to show that the rivets in the inanity of
0.1=711 aseloostar, Oloagew, sad other places were
pelluie4 so much so that in some places
pee• Idols could walk over the surface of the water. As
Loogcni he observed that every day the
it Musk the swigs el 800,000 psalm
meg is the berms above the level of the metro-
- yeasewerfaa (laughter ,) Let than aot &-
Wm theireires es that poles Hercules never professed
*Mak the water of the river with which he wafted oat
rboem of MAW', but the inhabitant, Loofas drank the
ester of en less them 800,000 people. (Laughter.)
g ego • re:pester dipped his foot-rule in the river
aagagiod Leeds with water, and be afterwands
WWI.; GSM he could sot read the marks cm the rule
br fair kiss lam the surface of the river.
Yes the M codd not stood the water of our doom so
owed were they with sewage matter. Mn. Fessell
11011 IMO if the Thome were periled the revalue from
ohms would be very large. While ouly • thoesand
eworth of rime Mr anion was caught in
ats's; thirty thomesed pounds' worth was
meg la the Tay, the buds of which was
miy half the size of that of the Severs. Nat rely was
I, Tam quantity of fish loot at proseat, bus •
lugs muse el sespirymest her the working clams Was
stepped up. Cattle as well as fish had suffered graft
bsm Hie Gems, sod at Boabury damages were
kr ear which ware killed is that way. That hum
heath suffered greatly from the same came was
mei greyed. In many oases [even cosateutly
proem oidag to the state of water ; even Loudon we.
emtuseept hem that evil. Apart from fevers Dr. Ached
stud Net impale water produced a low state of coestitn-
ties sad great duensidon, and hence the seers ity for .stag
se same miles. Sb..oesedve used mama opiche
whirheat waft imeseed by the same emu. The
led thee poseeeded tososteed that the cooly effectual
remedy for the penalise of rims was the appliesges of
in imp ID lead Wised of Ile deposition in streams. The
siegogii 44 Wiese depended so the %AM et she ;
sod sechig moll Mod more lo MUM that *est shoe the
reilirrisalise cloth es moor as swage b had.At
"lett
bud reissued usiddas to it ; sod weft a slate
d rider mid set Mt be attended with serious
The time maid ems whim British
mald so Wove be demaded by
esaa NO What meld be their position if
tbsy were list ea Wes ocustrise far ears ? A ow-
ss* smear a image name was sure to prodnoe
anew qmsatild, If whist. Without any outlay what-
ever, a am at Croydon who paid 51. ma aces
far his land made by MOM Of sewage a moat
al la ma sere. The lowest estimate of the eassal Moe
id the sewage of Great Beliefs was fie. per head of the pope-
Wes. TIM elm wee, he believed, far too low ; yet Win
smitiplied by the whole lumbar of isbabilsats, what
as ODNUsOIio vela* did it represent( At present
imam wealth was reseloatly flowing into the am, end
with peeper ammo that wealth. probably not loss
Mrs 10,000,0 X, would be saved to the
The eel, paietisoal mode of dealing with thiscountry.
:Itwas to appoint a watershed booed to represent the
Miss sod disable interested, sad that was what he con-
templated I. the bill. Ho proposed nothing mere in that
impost thee to apOy to sewage matters the OW* al-
seedy meadtie ease d the listoopolitea Board of
Wefts.
Sir G. GUY. is reply, said the table lord had mixed up
two quietism whisk were eatirely namely, the
pasties el rivers sod the disputed question of the proper
application al sewage; bat be had failed be propose any
pastiaal remedy, sad therefore be could 11011 amot so
the mend reseftg. (Hear, hear.) The arils lord had
drawn a very gloomy picture of the Mato of Essiasd,
adg
*wed the feat that the fertility of the soil woe i
instead of diminishing. (Mar, the He Gliv
objected to a mime which would vest unlimited power m
a board that would subvert almost every local lash-
WM is the coualry. (Cheers.) Yr. Taylor awl other
whose he lad *Desaltsd on thesubjest hod assured
Na the bill was not of all likely to assompliali the
object. Cads the bell all Earlead would be divided Into
tan dairy dhtriets, with 16 impostors, who would
report what works were seosesary, and their report, if
acted epos, would set aside all local sots. Every
town in the country would be involved, sad peat
and inconvenience would resell.
(Left speackm.)