The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-26 00:00:00

Management Act.

THE CAL .
Lord JOHN RUSSELLECCLESIA.S
brought up theCOMMISSION report of tba
committee on the Ecclesiastical Commission.

Mr. J. G. PnLLLtMORE gave notice that on MondnY,
Mr. Whiteside's motion on the fall of Kars, House
he shoo
move an amendment, expressing the opinion of that
that the calamity was attributable principally to .the
feeling existing between Lord Stratford de Redeliffe
General Williams. old
Colonel FRENCH gave notice that on Monday I.l' ° the
enquire of the Government, whether the islands in
Danube were by the treaty of peace to be restored to
Turkey, or to be claimed by Russia.

THE FALL OF KARS

WILLS AND AD MINISTRATION BILL.
In reply to Mr. R. Phillimore, t, the
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said that it was not
inteution of the Government to withdraw the Wills and
Administrations Bill in consequence of the defeat of the
Church Discipline Bill.

COMMUNICATION WITH IRELAND.
In reply to Mr. H. A. Herbert,
A h
Ir. Wits ON said that up to that time no commuaic
tions a-
d taken place between the Government and the 4
North Western and Chester and Holyhead RailWai 1111,4
the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company with reS'
to the regulation of the postal and passenger communica-
tion with London and Dublin. There were reasons WIlY:
delay was both necessary and proper, but the Governmee;
were now prepared to propose tenders to the coraPanie
upon such terms as would probably lead to their aocessief.
As soon as an rrrangement was concluded, he should ute:
prepared to lay on.the table all the papers on the suhjec
THE TRENCH DUTIES AT SEBASTOPOL. ro
On the motion that the House at its rising do adiau
till Monday,
Mr. C. STANLEY enquired whether any
dig,t,ll3;
guisbing mark of honour or reward was to be g,;,,0
to men who had been engaged in the arduous (3'l"
rll,
te')
of the trenches and attacks upon the enemy's ju vvcid
who
ed
during the siege of Sebastopol, or if it was
that the Crimean clasp which is bestowed upon 3,lllnrwing
ever were employed, to be the only mark of the 4 the
constancy displayed by those gallant men throughen- a'
hardships and dangers of that protracted siege. the
Mr. PEEL said that no doubt the duty performed is the
trenches before Sebastopol was the most ardour that
static.
devolved upon an army, and all must admire the eeestaded
and gallantry of the men so engaged. It was inter forfor
that the Sebastopol clasp should be given for that
rom
other services, and he did not think that it detracted "5 ,st-
the value of the reward that it was worn by other
inferior merit.

MASTERS IN THE NAVY.
Mr. LAYAUD complained of the incorrectness of a retutbili,
furnished to Parliament, in reference to masters ill

navy.
Mr. B. OSBOR NE explained that the errors arose thri)bagicl
the inadvertence of the head of a department, 1111°001-
been recently appointed, and who had neglected to
-
pare the return with the despatches.

DAY OF THANKSGIVING.

In reply to Mr. BYNG, int 1
Sir G. GREY stated that it was intended to aPP°lc 3
tton was
day of thexchanged, aanksgiyiqg fond ar the
special peace aform ofs soon as
proer ;i the rat
be drawn up for the occasion.