The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-16 00:00:00

CATTLE PLAGUE IN SCOTLAND.

Lard MOHO mid the Lord Advocate lied called' meet-
leg of &iota membrre for two o'clock to-morrow hi the
ur room op the sabiret et the settle plague. He should
like to know whet was the particular cpmethie to be dim-
=seed.

The LORD ADVOCATE said his object waste ascertain
the Villllll of Scotch 'umbers with respect to the ma-
eland.
tinery for carrying out the provisioes of the biß in Scot-
NEW COURTS OF LAW.
lir. C. BENTINOK eked what muss the vernmeet
intesded to purses in reference to the of the
architectural dysigns for the sew warts of law ?
Mr. OLIWPIR mid the for the new routs of
justioe and offices would be sei eted by ooenpstition 1112120D4
architects. As the preparation of thou dengue would
requite very protracted and minute study in corder to meet
the special requirements of the courts end calkots, competi-
tion would be restricted to a small number of architects,
and the selection of the a/either:to would be setrusted to a
committee, which would include eminent members of the
legal profemion and members of the government
Tire three lest orders of the day were postponed for the
riof enabling the house to go into committee on the
urPlairie Ball.

CATTLE DISEASES BILL.

The Cattle Disease Bill was takes in committee. The
earner clauses relating to the appointment of Scottish local
authorities ander the bill were disposed of ; mod clauses
from 6 to 12 which relate to the appointment of local
authorities, ware postponed ; and clams 12. which Pro-
vides for the alinghteriog of cattle, wen taken for dims-
Mon and speed to. On clause 13, which relates to oompen-
@atlas.
Ur. BRIGHT renewed the objeetions he had madd on
Wednesday to the principle on which it was feuded, urging
that compemation ought not to be provided out of the
general taxation for the relief of a particular clam, and
pressed the idea of mutual cattle traumas tom_ toinin
while for the immediate purposes of the bill be
that rating and taxation should fall on the ami=u7al
elms only. He moved the postponement of the clause.
The cHANcELLos, of the EXCHEQUER said that
Mr. Bright had connected together several questions which
it was not emiessary to &cues together. He admitted that
Kr. Bright and lir. Mill put a Not ou the bill when they
said the day before that the rate of compensation was
flied too high. But the principle of compensation was not
' merely the relief of the farmer, but it meat he taken from
a national point of view, the main object being I. induce
the owners of beasts to declare all =Male which were in-
footed. He feared that the notion el Hr. Bright with re-
gard to the ediracjzonf isolation was 01100•0111, and that
slaughter was the Masai remedy.
• The diesuedoe eon toed for some time, when
The CHANCELLOR of the EZCUER moved as
an intendment that the rate of compensation should be
Axed at half the value of the animal instead of two-thirds.
This raised a warm dlaomeion, the eppositlos
to the change, though amongst that body Mr. HINtIVZ
Colonel W. Porter agreed to the amendment.
M. DISRAELI said that, looking to the character
of the Noblest with whisk the goverament had to
deal, he had always cousailled that they should
be supported as far as possible ; and although somewhat
with regard to the immediate gunnies before the
roforaell,Tied should still advise the support of the government,
if it bad not happened that the rapport which hie party
had tendered them had Nee rejected and contemned. On
the whole he was in farmed the original • ; bet
is the government had changed their and it was
sustained by Colonel Wilson Patten and Hr. Henley, he
hoped that the amendment would be accepted.
The amindmeet wee then agreed to, aid clause also,
as were clauses up to 15.
On clause 16, width provides for the slaughter of mottle
herded With diseased animals,
Mr. BRIGHT moved to insert the words "with the con-
sant of the oweers."

Attie • dieirit-eloa,- on cllvislos the anteediseet wee
kart by 388 to 60.

Ulnae 18 w struck oat, and clauses 19 and 20 poet.
Oda clause 21, width relates to the movement of settle,
Mr. BUNT moved an ameadmeet, the effect of which
would be to prohibit all movement either by rued or rail.
An ashamed discussion stunted, eroding I • cbvi=
which the amendment was carried by SA to 181
the government. _ _

The annouournent of the numbers wee reeeivol with
aeon front the opposition.
The slum wu then altered in amordanew with the
amendment.

Mr. HUNT then proposed the Insertion of words to the
effect that so *attic should be moved cm any highway, canal,
navigation, or river, unless expresely allowed by the sot.
Br ebjest was that all emptier' to the restriction' epee
the moveteset et Mils Amid be sesstismd in tbebill, and
he explaieed that the exesptime be intended to propose
were those contained in his Oattls Plague Bill, but that it
would be open to members to wagged other exceptions,
Mr. BOUVERIB thought that the best plea would be to
Mort cmgcm (Hear, hew.)
Sir G. GREY ecesearred is that proposal.
Mr. MAR Amid said the commit's bad Fit to decide
whether there should be exceptions, sod next what these
exemptions should be. Considering the importance of the
question, and elea the important division that had taken
piece, be thought the make to report prioress was a
proper one.
Mr. HUNT rid be would propose an exception in favour
of male animals. Ae exception bad ilreedy been made
as to the moving of female animals . lie also proposed to
make ea exosptica in the me of calves that might be likely
to develop into used animals, whisk he thought shield
be allowed to be removed by limas. and be should also
suggest that tlaey should not travel on foot, but be re-
moved in carte. _ _ _

Norco. was then reported, and the house resumed.
The National Debt Reduction Bill wu read • second
time, u were the &Asp Banks, and Post-ofgoe Sayings
Beek. end Panics* Bill.

htr.OABDWELL obtained leave to bring in a bill to
make provisioa for the memo:mat of Jamaica, the object
of which is not yet finally to determine what the ad-
miaistration of that colony shall evontnally be, but to sub-
stitute • goversntent simian to that now is exisbroom in
Trioidad for that which Ina prevailed hitherto in Jamaica
for a period of three years ; is short to eoevert it for that
time from a constitutional into a crows colony.
After a brief discussion, hove was gives
The house then adjourned.

RAILWAY' AID OTEBB BILLB Euria
Yesterday Mears. Smith and Frere, the examiners
upon shodieg order proofs, resumed their sittings :—The
subjoined unopposed petition before Mr. Smith were de-
clared to have passed .landing orders :—Thaines Imeworks,
he., Co. ; International Communication between Zeeland
and the Cootineat ; Swindon, Gals% sod Crioklade Roads;
Panoastown sad Poeta:nos Bridge Railway ; Calcutta
and South Eastern Railway Company ; Brampton and
Longtowo Railway ; Devon Valley and North British Rail-
way Companies (breaches) ; British Gaslight Company
(Staffordshire Potteries) ; Gnat Yarmouth Fish Wharves
sod Tramways ; Berwickshire Railway, Bray Improve.
meat, North British Railway (Costbridge, he.. breaches)
and Hadlow Railway. There was so a entered in
the unopposed ceaes of the Tyne Valley oilway, Banbridge
Extension Railway. and Brighton Pneumatic Railways. The
unopposed petitions of the Wye Valley Railway, City end
London-bridge Railways, and North and South Wiltshire
Railway, were adjourned until the 20th lent ; the Rochdale
Waterworks, and the Caledonian Railway (Edinburgh sod
LartiertJunction Railway and bemoan), were adjourned
uatil the 22nd inst. ; sod the Ardmore Harbour, and the
Cork Harbour and Carroghbioney Extension Railway were
adjoureed until the 26th lest. The opposed Brighton
West Pier petition passed standing orders. The examine
declared the standierg order, not to lion been complied
with lathe opposed South Kessiogtoe Road politica. Mr.
Frees desiarod that the standing orates had been compiled
with in the Sal owing ones (unopposed) :—Bridge of Allan
Water, Glasgow Police, Satherlsod Railway, Wanoey
Valley Draimsge, Crofthead and Kilmaroon Extension
Railway, Sanwa Canal Treader, Reath and Brecon
' Railway, and other companies (amalgamation), ko.;Sloogh,
Hatchet. and District Gas, (hand Janda Beltway, Silloth
Police, North British Railway (new works, ho. ). Rua well-hill
Estate sad Railways, Great 'Eastern Railway (additional
powers), Great Eastern Railway (Alexandra Park branches),
Devon Valley and North British Railway Companies
(arraegerenta), Caledonian Railway (Kileyth brandies),
North British Railway (Stirling, &a, branches), North
British Railway (Wisliaw, &a, branches). The opposed
petition of the Greet Northern Railway (additional powers)
also pealed needing orders. There wan no apposing,
entered in the cases of the unopposed petitions of the
Pootypool. Caerlen arid Newport Railway, Nana and
Ringworm Railway (Cass leblaney Extension), and Exmouth
and Bedleigh Seherton Railway. The standing orders
were declared not to have been complied with in the case
of the Swansea General Railway Station and Hotel. The
consideration of the North British Railway (Glasgow
bison* was adjourned instil this day (Friday.)
ROYAL VicrowiA Hoorrrsi..—lte widow of Sir
Charles Bell hoe just preitented to the country, through the
Minister of War, a most valuable collection of large clam
drawings, illoetrating the injuries received in warfare, and
tikes by Sir Charles shortly after the battle of Waterloo,
what in atteodsoos on the wounded at Brussels, to which
plow, inspired with a strong interest is the subject of gun-
shot-wounds, he repaired as soon as intelligens of the great
victory reached Ragland ; there, surrounded by crowds of
severely wounded soldiers, French as wall us allies, in the
churches and extemporised hospitals, be gave his valuable
profennal &winner, and yet found time to make this
interesting colleetioo, so valuable to our military surgeons,
to be studied by them at the Royal Victoria Hospital,
Netley. They will be seat to that inetitution. after »-
mania( on view for a fortntght in the Museum of the
Royal College of Surgeons, the preaideat of whisk Hr.
Weemald, has jest presented another amiss of ingiael
drawisga by Sir Charles Bell to the litany of the college.
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