The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-28 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPFIWE.

tbe espropentatioes that had been made to than
the protection which woe given to bodies by the
elapse of the bill.

Mbar s few wadi from the Earl of DONOVOIMORE find
Lord CIUNWORTII the Wit vas read a wood time.

of Judie, Providing that " the candidates oertitled by the
commissioners or other permits to be entitled under inch
regulations shall be recommtaded for appointment asooliag
to the order of their proficiency, se shown by such ezemina-
tics, and such persons only as shall hove been ao certified
shall be appointed or admitted to the civil service of India ;"
the Lords had excluded the s ords marked by inverted
commas.

Lord J. RUSSELL moved the nutoration of theme words,
the omission of which might, he thought, endanger the
principle of competitive examination for the civil service.
Lord STANLEY assigned reasons for believing that the
alteration would not have that effect, a od that, with or with-
out the words in question, the prindpi t of unrestricted com-
petition would be equally secure, or be would not, he maid,'
cassent to the amendment.

Upon a divinou, however, the dim Simaacnt with the
amendment of the Lords was affirmed by ' 73 to 34.
Aa mosedmeet of the Lords in the 341 li almila, involving
the was principle, was likewise disagreed with.
In the 56th use, which provided the t, except for re-
pelliag invasion or other sudden and urge at idessith the
revenues of India are not applicable to de, kir the orPwisal
of say military operation beyond the iron the Lord.
had Wetted, beforepelling, repelli," the words " Prettaths3„
Sir J. GRAHAM oljected to the introd lied= the.,
words, as too km.
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ll—Coon•ativitioe, the amendment wee eg. wed to by 95
to 28

trereral other of the amemdments ware then Wined to.
Lord Stanley, the Chanoallor of the Riche.lx ter, the 801i-
citor-General, Lord John Russell, Sir J.Graharo end ons.or
two others, weoriee thazwasweappointed
the
ND trig b.
PIRVE EDWARD'S ISLAND LOAL.
The owlet for the second reeding of this bi U wait die'
charged.
TRUSTEES MORTGAGES, Ro.. BILI
The order for the second reading of this bill was 411/0 the-
e
hmiINTERNATIONAL PATENT RIGHT 81l yL
This bill pealed through committee, was reed a thi rd time,
gad
ADMINISTRATION OF OATHS BY COMMIT TEES

This bill wee read a third tin= pee std.
FOUR COURTS (DUBLIN) EXTENSION 81l ;L.
The Lards' eneweduente were eoaiddered and agreed to.
VAWINATION (IRELAND) BILL.
Omit& of the Lards' anteadments were not agreed to, and
a oasidelsa was appotatad to draw up mama why the h ease
dimatid.

—THE WELLINGTON MONUMENT.
Mr. S. WORTLEY called the attention of the bone e to
the competition relative to the monument to the late Dub , of
Wasters, end moved " that, by the terms of the compe ti-
don under which the models for the monument proposed to
be eroded to the armory of the late Duke of Wellington
St. Paul's Giardini were lately exhibited in Weetminett
Hall, the artiste oommeng were not entitled to expect they
any of their work' would he executed at the expense of the
nation unless on the ground of their Miriade merit ; end
whereas the judges bad not reoommended for execution say
of the waft so shaded, and a new and wholly dieheent
die had dam been determined upon for this great aatioaal
moment, wee therefore expedient that a limited lumber
of had artiste should be further employed by her
Majesty a governmeat to furnish models with apecW refe-
rence to the new site and altered cirounistances, and that
those artiste should be remunerated for their labour, and
their models purchased for the country.'
Mr. HOPE thought that the First Commissioner of
Weeks had acted jadioionaly in the selection of the model of
a artist, end recommended Mr. Wortley not to prate
his motiea

Mr. CONINGHAM expreeeed a similar opinion.
Lord J. MANNERS replied to Mr. Wortley, and asked
whellaw the homes would take the matter out of responsible
has and throw it into inextricable confusion again, leaving
it undecided lee a sake of years. lie urged reasons against
a second competition, as proposed by Mr.
relit vagy. He believed that at no distant periods monument
would be erected worthy of the object ; but the adoption of
the resolution would paralyse the hands of the executive and
41PrIt
COWPER said, the reasons assigned by Lord John
forth@ antra he had taken were not satisfactory to his mind.
When competition wee Invited preferenoe should be given to
the meet eneeseeftd. The monument now to be erected wee
not that competed foe; if designs were called for adapted to
the new site, a far better would be obtained than the one
chosen.

Ifr7STIRLING wise not convinced by the arguments of
Ili. Wortley sad should vote against the motion.
Lord 'MOHO condoned the amuse of action of the
govorsunesit fa the &doe of a design, and In °podding its
IMICIII6OII to three artists. They would, he thought, act
more wisely by selecting two or three eminent artists, and
asking them to pupae designs.
Sir B. HALL, after explaining his own course of pro-
ceeding for obtaining designs by competition, observed !bat,
without giving any opinion se to the design selected, it
would be difficult to adapt it to its present proposed site.
As, however, Lord J. Were bad promised that the model,
as altered, should be irpoesd to publio view before it was
axecated, be thought the house should leave the respond-
bili_ty with thegdeement.
Mr. K. MLA= was afraid they must come to the con-
einedesthattbeesagethion for the best design for this menu-
seat web a 11l are sad he thought they should consider
whet wen had to be dome maid° that competition. He
thseglidthe best Meg frr the minister would be to call Into
*Deadl all the dbUnguithed artiste, whether they joined in
tie or not. His noble friend would do well to
Ids t design, and ask the artists of this and
ridge who bad or had not succeeded to send their
ittettatt with a view of obtaining prises or soy such
Under these circumstances, there was nothing
tolalurrthe 'aide of any distinguished man. It would be
kr Yds to lava no work at all than have • work which
was ad worthy oft's& nation. They had better say distinctly
that they had found no one man who could erect such a
work that was worthy the nation, than have a statue whkll
was not worthy of the nation.
Mr. MACARTHY remarked that there was no intend
of a man on horseback having been allowed to enter a
to
btWORTLEY said he understood that under no circum-
stances would the authorities of St. Paul's allow • figure
*la person an bombs& to be erected in St. Paul's. He
did not undervalue Mr. Names, but be did not think he
wee so well known that the public would like to have the
work °maligned to him and Xt. Stephens. Throughout this
debate he had been repreasated as reoommending a second
etoopetilloa. Bs recoutmended no such thing. What
be reeemotreilat wee that they should, as his hon. friend the
suitor lot Psalmist* oald, set adds all that had taken
Oboe at the esegatillsn, width hid utterly Idled in produc-
ing say worthy led" bet Oil they should acids emula-
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Serape to mod la otolsas, antis it eortelatbet the beet
dolga would be witgeol, and thin la hal the beet ream for
believing that then was not gee of am who would MN
produce a
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