The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-03 00:00:00

CONTINUANCE BILL.

Order for secondr;;(ll4re&Y;mOiion made, and ques-
tion proposed, " That the bill be now recd a second
time."—Amendment proposed, to leave out from the
word " That" to the end of the question, in order to add
the words " the same state of things on which the late
government justified their application to parliament
to suspend the constitution in Ireland no longer
exists ; that the supremacy of the law has been
sufficiently vindicated in the ordinary tribunals of the
country : that the assizes just brought to a close have
in all instances displayed a most extraordinary and
gratifying diminution o crime, and, in many instances,
a complete absence of serious offences, either against
property or parson : that there is likewise an utter ab-
sence of political excitement of any kind whatever :
that measures of repression, unaccompanied with mea-
sures of a remedial character,tend rather to aggravate than
lessen those evils in which perennial discontent and
periodical disaffection have their origin in Ireland, and
that a wise, generous, and thoroughly liberal policy is
that which is alone calculated to promote the mateilid
prosperity and contentment of the Irish people, while
adding to the strength and enhancing the moral digni.y
' of the empire"—(Mr. Maguire)—instead thereof :—Qu.
Mon put, " That the words proposed to be left out stand
part of the question." The house divided—Ayes 105,
noes 3L

Adderley, C. B.
Allen, W. S.
Arcbdall, Capt.
Roggellay, &
Bagge, W.
Baring, T.
}lemon, G. S.
Bentinck, G. C.
Beresturd, Capt.
Booth, Sir R. G.
Bovill, Sir W.
Burghley, Lord
Cairns, Sir H.
Care, S.
Childers, H. C.
Cole, IL
Cole, J. L
Corry, 11. L.
Courtenay, Lord
Cos. W. T.
Cranhorne, Visct.
Cast, C. H
Dickson, Major
Dimsdale, R.
Disraeli, B.
Dodson, J. G.
Earle, R. A.
Egerton, L C.
Pie'den, J.
Yorte.cue, C. P.
Galway, Viact.
George, J.
Gladstone, W.E.
Goldney, G.
Gore, J. R.
Gore, W. R
Grey, Sir G.

AYES.
Griffith, C. D. Palmer Mr R.
Gurney, R. Patten, Col.
Hamilton, Lord C. Peel, Gen.
Hamilton, Lord C. J. Pennant, Col.
Hardy, G. Pim, J.
Hardy, J. Powell, F. S.
Hay, sir J. Read, C. S.
Halter, Capt. Re ton, O. W.
Henley, J. W. Robertaon, P. F.
Henley, Lord Rolt, J.
Hervey, Lord A. Royston, Vise.
Heygate, Sir F. Seholeleld, W.
Hogg, Lieut.-CoL Seourtleld, J. H.
Holtord, R. S. Seymour. G. H.
Hope, A. J. Simeon. Sir J.
liotham, Lord Smith, A.
Howes, E. Stanley, Lord
Hubbard, J. G. Stirling-MaxwelLedr
Hunt, G. W. W.
Kennard, R. W. Sturt, H. Cl.
Ker, D. S. Sturt, Lt..CoL
Rittnaird, A. F. Torrens, R.
Knox, Major Tracy, C. B.
Lehoy, A. Tyrone, Earl of
Lopes, Sir M. Villiers, C P.
Lowther, J. Walcott, Adm.
M'Lagaa, P. Walpole, S. IL
Manners, Lord J. Wairond J. W.
J Weller. Capt. Walsh, J. R.
Monk, C. J. Whitmore. H.
Montgomery, Sir G. Wynn, Sir W,
More, IL J. Yorke, J. E.
Mowbray. J. R.
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Naas, Lo TELLEILL
Northcote, Sir S. Taylor. CoL
O'Neill. X Noel, G J.
Paklogioe, Sir J.

Antrobus. E.
Barry, G. R.
Bailey, T.
Bowyer, Sir G.
Cowen. .1.
Crosland, Col.
Dille. J. B.
Fawcett. H.
Goldsinld, Sir F.
Goldanild, J.
Gray. Sir J.
Holden, I.

NOES.
Jerrofae, Sir J. Stock, 0.
Leathern, W. H. Taylor, P. A.
Leeman, G. Torreon, W. T.
li'Kenna, J. N. Vanderhyl, P.
SIPLar en, D. Watldn, E. W.
Mill, J. S. White, J.
Moore, C. Whitworth, B.
O'Brien, Sir P.
Osborne, R. B. TELLERS.
Price, R. G. Maguire, J. P.
Reardon, D. I. 01k.Irne, J. L.
Sheridan, H. B.

Mrs. Gladstone, writing yesterday from Carlton_
house-terrace to the Times, says :—" It has struck me that
one of the most effectual means at this pressing moment
of assisting the excellent London Hospital is to provide a
temporary home for the children (many of them orphans)
who arc recovering from cholera. I have already acted
upon this plan, and I now appeal to you for your valuable
aid. We are in want of funds, and donations, which
should be described as intended for this psrticukr purpose,
will be gratefully received by the Rev. Thomas Scott,
London Hospital, E. I cannot speak too highly of the
work which I. being done in this hospital by the chaplain,
the doctors, and the mare—indeed, by all connected
with it."

SEIZURE 07 FENIAN Arms AND ANICONT7ION IN
Laraincx.—An extensive disseves7 of Anima sonnunition
was made on Wednesday in Old Francis-street, Limerick.
Biz thousand rounds of ball cartridge, and a large quantity
of powder, baste, and materials for making cartridges
wen found.
Univmearri Couman Hoerr:AL.—The number
of applicants foe diarrhust mixture at this hospital during
the week (day and night) ending on the 30th of July was
1,290.