The Sun.
London, England, 1855-05-07 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'S.

(THIS E VEN ING.)

DERBY.
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rmPERI AL PARLIAMENT.

SOUSE OF LORDS.—(THIS EVENING.)
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the svoc)l
sack at five o'clock.

The Marquis of CLANRICARDE gave notice that
on that day fortnight he would move for the production
of the correspondence between the commissioners for the
administration of the poor-laws in Ireland and certain
ratepayers upon the consolidation of certain poor-law
unions.

VOTE OF CENSURE ON THE GOVERNMENT,

The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH gave notice that,
on Monday next, he should move an humble address be
Presented to her Majesty to assure her of our support in
the prosecution of the just and necessary war in which
her Majesty is engaged—to declare the gratification with
which we have regarded the perfect community of coun-
sel between her Majesty and the Emperor of the
French, and with which we had seen such friendly union
established and increasing between the French people
and her Majesty's subjects, events which are full of
hope for the future to other nations as well as to our-
selves—to express to her Majesty our high admi-
ration of the many deeds of valour by the
Allied forces in the East, and our satisfaction that
that great army of Piedmont is to participate in the
glory of their actions and their fame—to declare our
persuasion that, amidst all our disappointments, the
people of this country still entertain those generous feel-
ings which led them at the commencement of the war
willingly to place all the means required at her Majesty's
disposal—that they will still protect the weak against the
strong, and that they are not prepared to assert that
Russia should continue her encroachment.; upon Turkey,
so as to hold Sebastopol within her grasp. To acquaint,
her Majesty that whether we are prepared to support
her in carrying out those operations, we, at the same
time venture to assure her Majesty, that we cannot feel
that the war has been carried un with that vigour wi.ich
it ought to have been ; and that the troops had been
nedlessly exposed to great hardships which might have
been avoided with a little foresight, and that we have
humbly to intimate to her Majesty that her people have
been enduring sufferings and privations on account of
this war; that we cannot withhold from her Majesty
the avowal of our conviction that the conduct of
the war has occasioned general dissatisfaction, and
gives rise to just discontent and that we hum-
bly lay before her Majesty our deliberate opinion
that it is only the selection of men for the public employ-
ment, without regard to anything but the public service,
that the country can hope to prosecute the war success-
fully, and to obtain its only legit►mate object -a secure
and honourable recce.

Loid PANSIURE said that he had intended to
submit to the house on Monday . next a plan for
the consolidation of the military departments of the
army, but in consequence of the motion of which the
noble earl had given n;,tice for that day, he should post-
pone submitting his plan until Friday next.
A short discussion here took place with respect to the
distribution of the war medals, in which Lord Panuiure,
Earl Grey, and Lcril Vivian took part.
AFFIRMATION (SCOTLAND) BILL.
On the motion of Lord CAMPBELL; this bill was read a
second time.

LANDS IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.
The Marquis of SALISBURY moved that it be an
instruction to the select committee on the Lands Im-
provement Company bill to inquire and report to the
house whether it would not be desirable that the powers
now vested in the Land's Improvement Companies
should in future be regulated by a public act.
Lord PORTMAN supported the motion.
Lord ST. LEONARDS suggested that the whole
question should be referred to a select committee, to
see whether this authority should, or should not, be
given.

The motion was withdrawn, and notice given f,,r a
Etnmittee on Thursday;

INCOME TAX BILL.

This bill was read a second time.
Their lordships then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS EVENING.)

The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock.

The Lords' a►nendments to the followiug bills were
considered : —Glossop Gas ; South-Eastern Railway
(Capital).

The following bills were read a third time and passed
—Birmingham Canal Navigations ; Birmingham Gas ;
Cornwall Railway; Newcastle-u pon-Tyne Improvements;
Plymouth Great Western Docks; Saint breorge's _Har-
bour ; Ulster Railway.
The following bills were considered, and ordered t:►
be read a third time :—Fibre CoMpany ; Hyde Gas
(No. 3) ; Hartlepool Gas and Water ; Liverpool Corpo-
ration Water ; Londonderry Improvement ; Nottingham
and Loughborough Road ; Paisley Burgh ; Ithywney
Railway ; Saint Helen's Improvement.