The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-28 00:00:00

LAM INDIA 00UNCIL4 is BILL.

ppm the comidendion of the emendemeatm made fa the
essznitlns in Wm bill,
Nr. H. S.EIIIOUIi repaid in pare 2, line 1, to leave
eat " there shell be, and Wert it shell be lawful to
epeeist; hie eked being te woke the appointment al two
wiradditional
wive ime•ead wimniben to thepuleary comma by the gowerament
ib am
per-
lr H. WILLOUGHBY suppoMod the amendment.
Ws C. WOOD maid the yeoman had been dimmed in
emernithma mid be had Aare,' his rename far objecting to
tile prepared alteratam. &prisms showed that live wen •
memO bombes enough to carry on the baminmea.
Hr. H. DAILLIE did net think the rises tamable,
benneme •ow minima might entertain • differeet option
to that of the right boa. reatlevaan. and ea the cause mood
be would net have power to suspend the sppointment.
. .

155-95
Sk C. 000 6'smi ...ar. alter Ur word "two,"
to alert "cue elf Om Ail be a hirrieter, ur • member et
the Penh* el ta
prepreeerts iseeleeil. of nut lea Ono fin
yam'
Mr. eeed yew Weed of five.
Asr C. WWit&OOD rid Moil lag yes the somber of yearn in
all the ladles ate. The slid NM= of Ws awl sot be
Walden el men Una he yen, aktollieg.
Mr. Vesietert, (Weed she. IffrlL Pteul "al other
'Peahen, supported the prepositioe for ten years.
Mr. WHITE thoogbi *eft one,t to be oo ratricties.
Mr. DISRAELI theft it we, better to lave the sp.
plat to lie rapegability of the government. Expo-
Area proved Dot ay terra of yeas did not ensure the hat
Kan' lateen
a Mr. SIALINE thonght the I.mpoeitioa of the right 11
gentlemen weet much too far. He should vote foe tal:•
eamsdenst.

fir O. LEWES said what was welded WIIII s perms of
high legal knowledge, not a permit of experience as a one-
time* lierrieter, end sa•b modification might be found in
a isirritter at Ilve years' as well so in a barrister of Ma
years' ststiding.
Mr. MCCLLY supported the amendment.
Mr. J. LOCKE. thought that toe moieties that every
barrister who was appointed shouhl be of fire re.us' *mai.
jog would meet every neonsity of Cie c.oie.
The imam time divided. The numbers were

Ay. 132
Nose
The anteednaset wee therefete ne.pitived, and the clause
wy aimed to.

Cis cisme 19,
Mu C. wool) as amendment for the regulation
el the enehtes errwendiner carder. by Coe legie;.iti.e council.
The offset of tie amendment wnuld bu to place tho
verver-Clawerel to emoted in the mum position iu this re.
apart oaths mane& .4 the local legivlutures.
The slaves ea anten.l.4 WAS agreed to.
Mane verbal anienthrienta in clause 43 were also agreed
to, end a few other amendment. wen made in the bill.
EASE INDIA CIVIL SIIItVICE BILL.
Os the seder for going into committee upon the East
India (Clwil %nice) bill,
BAILLIT. warned the house against abuses which
might seise seder the I,dt in relation to the merciee of pa-
tronage.
ARTELL likewise considered the bill fraught with
danger.
WOW SYKEi objeetad that the bill
provided no
security fee the .p ince Coe of nervous appointed out of the
saiammeassil service. and that au,h appniatrneate would
aim* the interests of a large holy of highly jitied
tw-
dwelt et
sir H. WILLOUGIMY wished to hen. .1,"
world
happen if the civil service funds should be eeriouely affected
by ale bill, parliament being, in his manioc, pledged to
protect the interest. of the covet.sated servant. In
scatter.