The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-28 00:00:00

NEWCASTLE RACES—THIs DAY.
(By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH,)
TRIAL STASES,

NEWCASTLE RACES--THIS DAY.
(By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH,)
NORTH DERBY.

THE DANO-GERDIAN WAR,
The Proposed Notion on the Conference.
At the sitting this evening,
Mr. DISRAELI rose in a very full house and
said—lf it will be Convenient to her Majesty's Go-
vernment he would on Monday move the follow-
ing address to the Crown :

To thank her Illajesty for directing the corres-
pondence on Denmark and Germany, and the pro-
tocols of the Conference recently held in London,
to be laid before Parliament.

To assure her Majesty that We have heard with
deep concern that the sitting of the Conference has
been brought to a close without accomplishing
the important purposes for which it was convened.
To express to her Majesty our deep regret that
while the course pursued by her :Majesty's Govern-
ment has failed to maintain their avowed policy
of upholding the integrity and independence of
Denmark, it has lowered the just influence of this
country in the councils of Europe, and thereby
diminished the securities for peace.
Load cheers from the Opposition.
Mr KINGLAKE immediately gave notice tha
he should move an amendment to the motion, bu
he would give the words (,t it tomorrow.
Loud cheers, mingled with great laughter.

.017 SE OF LORDS—This Evening,
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack
at the usual hour.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The following bills were read a second time :—Stockport
' District Water—Arden'a Estate—Tamar Kilt Hill and
Callington Railway—Midland Railway—Cheddar Valley
and Yatton Railway—Somerset. and Dorset Railway,
North London Railway--Ilfraeornbe Railway—Lanca-
shire Union Railway—isio of
Wight
Ferry—Knights-
bridge
Hampstead
bridge Railway—Charing-cross Railway—Great Northern
Railway (Doncaster and Gainaborough)—London and
Blackwell Railway—Blyth and Tyne Railway—Bourton-
on-the-Water Railway—Carmarthenshire Railway—Lan-
and Satton•bridge Railway—T
cashire and Yorkshire Railway (Blackburn lines)—Lynn
ot stead
Junction Railway—Macclesfield, Bollington, and Marple
Faenr
Railway—Exmouth and Dudlolgh Railway—Salterton
Water—East Gloucestershire Railway—Portpatrick Rail-
way—Buckfastleigh, Totn.es, and South Devon Railway—
Scottish Central Railway,
THIRD READING.
The following bills were
read a third time and passed :
Lord Harris's Estate,—Viscount Guillamore's Estate—
Hailes' Estate—Mid Wales Railway—Hastley Thorp and
Walton Railway—London, Brighton, and South Coast
Railway (Tunbridge Wells and Eastbourne Line)—Scot-
tish North-Eastern Railway (Dundee and Forfar line).
BROKERS' BONDS AND RENTS BILL.
On the motion for the second reading of this bill,
Lord KINGSDOWN moved that the bill be read a
second time that day three months. The noble lord, in mak-
ing the motion, characterised the bill as one which would
take away from the Corporation of London certain ancient
privileges and emoluments they at present possessed with
respect to the admission of brokers. For many years it
had been found necessary to examine persons anxious to
be admitted as brokers by the Court of Aldermen, and if
such were found unobjectionable, licenses were granted to
them to carry on such business. This was deemed necessary
for the promotion of the trade and commerce of the City, but
if this bill passed this salutary arrangement would be abo-
lished, and, he therefore hoped their lordships would not
give their assent to the Passing of this bill.
Lord TAUNTON supported the bill, being of opinion
that the time had now arrived when the power at present
exercised by the Corporation of London in this
matter should be abrcgated. He should not object to the
bill being referred to a select committee, where all its pro-
visions could be fully discussed.

(LIFT SPEAXII‘zo.)
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HOUSE OF COMMONS...This Day.
The SPZAJCIIR took the chair at 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE RUSINEss.
g Railway Bill was read a
The Dublin Trunk Connecting
third time and passed.
THAMES CONSERVANCY
(RRsCOMMITTED)
BILL.
The house went into committee on this bill.
The clauses up to 75 were agreed to.
On clause 76,
Mr LOCKE strongly deprecated the facility which was
afforded to Kingston and other places situated on the Thames
to deposit impurities in the river. lie said that if he stood
alone he would go into the lobby and vote against the
clause, which he considered most unjust.
Mr, ALCOCK moved an amendment to the following
effect on the clause :—Page 25, line 4, after "condition,"
insert 4; provided always that nothing herein contained
shall be deemed to apply to any legally authorised sewers,
drains, or works, now in course of construction by the local
Board of Health for the district of Kingston upon Thames,
and the connection of the houses in such districts with the
said sewers, drains, and works."
After some discussion the remaining clauses were agreed
to, and the bill passed through committee.
LUNACY (SCOTLAND) BILL.
The house went into committee on this bill.
Some discussion of a technical character took place, in
the course of which
The LORD ADVOCATE said that considering the
duties that devolved on the commissioners he though £6OO
a year was not too large a remuneration for the services
they rendered by devoting the whole of their time to the
duties of their office. He bore his personal testimony
to the efficiency with which these commissioners discharged
their onerous duties.
The bill then wont through committee.
ADMINISTRAI lON OF TRUSTS (SCOTLAND)
BILL.

The LORD ADVOCATE, in reply to some hon. mom-
ben, said that the object of t4is bill WAS intended to meet

SECIN JE

SUN OFFICE, HALF-PAST 4 O'CLOCK,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE—This Day,

Catalogue
Tabitha Bramble
Lizette
3

TIMID EDITION

SUN OFFICE, SEVEN O'CLOCK.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE—This Day,

Claremont
Hymettus
3
`Windham
Four ran.
SELLING STAKES.
Chicquot the Jester
Black Duchess .
Bola 3
TYRO STAKES.

Oppressor .....
BFoxholes ..............
rown Bread ..................................
Five ran.
MEMBERS' PLATE.

MiThe Clown ............................... %• ....... 1
ss Armstrong ...................
Chicquot tha Jester
3
Eight ran.
NORTIITTMLEULAND PLATE.
No betting.

CHELMSFORD RACES--Tills DAY.
1-14 LL STARES.
Br to Wheldrake .................................. 1
Rialto
2
............................................
Jufleaton
..
CHELMSFORD.
HANDICAP.. .......... 3

Lady Hylda
Mrs Somerville
......
Aurelian .....
Seven ran.
:GREAT BADDOW STAKES.
Money Spinner . 1
SilTring 2
verlocks ............................
Seven ran.
CHELMSFORD Cup.

...........

Jessie ..........................................
TOWN PLATE.

Lady Warwick ..• .. ...........
Backfoot
Five ran.
GALLY WOOD STAKES.

Overcast ..................... .................... 1
Ted lingtop filly
................
Rosemary

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