The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-14 00:00:00

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be given to the Indian officers who were now on leavo in this

coatry
Sir J. RAMSDEN said the subject was under considera-
tion, and s soon as a decision was come to he would lose Do
tune in communicating it to the bowie.

THE ORDNANCE SURVEY OF SCOTLAND.
On the order fur going into a Committee of Supply,
Lord ELCHO moved a revolution, "That in the present
postilion of the Ordnance Survey of Great Britain, tbo sur-
vey on the six-inch wale ought not to be proceeded with
without further inquiry, and that an addreaa should le pre-
vented to her Majtvity praying her Majesty to appoint a
Revd commission to inquire into the whole subject of the
national survey, and report upon the wale or scales on
which it should be made and published." He entreated the
bonne not to take a hasty and irrevocable Rep in this matter,
and to refer the question to a competent tribunal—is Royal
Commission, fairly condituted.
Lord PALMERSTON recommended the house not to be
tempted into a renewal of the discu.saion upon this subject,
after their tale decision, which the government had adopted.
ford ELCHO would withdraw his amendment. (Cried of
"No, no." and " Divide.")
Mr WILLIAMS veld the noble lordliad occupied an hour
of their time, and should divide. (Hear, hear.)
The SPEAKER pot the question that the amendment he
withdrawn, which wee negatived. lie then put the funnel
question, "That the words proposed to be left out eland part
of the question;" there were not more than one or two
, "Noe.," but is division was called. When the question was
' put • wend time there were again very few " Noce." There
were some cries for • diveson. The Speaker, however, paid
no attention to them, and at once put the main question,
"That I do leave the chair," which he declared to he carried,
and be had vacated the chair, and Mr. Fitzroy had taken his
seat at the table before any hon. member had time to pro-
test. Sir D. Norreys now, but, finding he was late, resumed
his seat amidst wine laughter.
COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.
The house then went into committee of supply on the civil
service ultimates.

On the vote fur nonconforming sad other ministers in
Ireland, commonly called the Itegium Domini, Mr. BAX-
TER moved that the tunount should beredneed to 368 f.

This amendment was supported by Mr. °term and op-
posed by Mr. Knot.
H Mr. ADFIELD having spoken against the grant, the
committee divided—
For the grant ll7
Against
Some other supply votes were passed, ending with the an•
stud vote of 100,0001. for civil contingencies, which furnished
the usual miscellaneous discussion.
On resuming,
The irsudulent Trustees, &e., Bill was considered as
emended in committee, and POMO further amendments pro-
poeed. The bill was then ordered to stand for third reading.
The second reading of the thlatilVa and Police (Dublin)
Bill was opposed by
Mr. CiItOGAN, who moved as an amendment that the bill
should be reed • second time that her three months.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL 1; ir IRELAND defended
the measure, which he stated merely consolidated the various
existing acts relating to the police tone in Dublin.
Considerable diet:n*o4ot followed, in which Mr. Butt, Lord
C. Hamilton, Mr. Vance, and other Irish members took
The house then divided—
For the motion
For the amendment
The bill was then read • second time.

The i;ti;eiCief;;;ht;iag I;eadiepes;ed at the ha. ad-
journed.

NEW ELECTION COMMITTEES.

Thn ground tVll3UlittPe of elertiorm met yroterday, and pro-
eroded to nominate the following now election committrem :

troos.—Mr. H. .1. Dsillir, Mr. E. Baxter, the Hon.
H. A. Cole, Mr. H. Duncombe Shaft*, chairman, Sir J.
Trollop°.
WIYIIOVTH.—Mr. W. Fagan, Mr. T. B. Horgan, Sir T.
B. Walsh, Mr. H. W. Wickham; chairman, Mr. Tattoo
Egerton.

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