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London, England, 1864-07-09 00:00:00

THE VOTE Or CENSURE.

DIVISIONS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, :ULY 8.

Lords summoned— Order of the day read. Then it was

moved to resolve,—
"That this House has heard with deep concern that the
sittings of the Conference recently held in London have
been brought to a close without accomplishing the im-
portant purposes for which it was convened ;
"That it is the opinion of this House that while the course
pursued by her Majesty's Government has failed to main-
tain their avowed policy of upholding the integrity and
independence of Denmark, it has lowered the just in-
fluence of this country in the councils of Europe, and
thereby diminished the securities for peace." (The Earl
of Malmesbury.)
Objected to. An Amendment moved, "To omit all the
words after the word convened,' for the purpose of in-
serting the following words--, That this House regrets
that Denmark was allowed to expect from the English
Government material aid in support of the objects of the
Treaty of May, 1852.'" (The Lord Somerhill.) On
Question, " That the words proposed to be omitted stand c
part of the Motion :"

Present. Proxies. Total,
Contents
Non-contents ~ 123
CONTENTS—PRESENT.
EARLS.

DUKES.

LOILDS.

Beaufort Powis
Colville of, Culross
Buckingham and Romney (Teller)
Chandos Posse Conyers
Manchester Roslyn Crofton
Marlborough Sandwich Denman
Richmond Selkirk Da Ros
Rutland Shrewsbury De Saumerez
MARQUISES. Stanhope Digby
Abercorn. Stradbroka Dinevor
Bath Vernlam Dunsandle and
Exeter Westmorland Clanconal
Hastings Wilton Dunsany
Salisbury Winchilsea and Egerton
EARLS. Nottingham Farnham
Abergavenny 'VISCOUNTS. Faversham
Amherst Canterbury Grantley
Aylesford Clancarty (E. Clan-Grinstead (E. En-
Bandon tarty) niskillen)
Bantry De Vesci Hey tesbury
Belmore Hard in ge Inchiquin
Brooke and War- Hawarden [Teller] Kingsdown
wick Hill Leconfield
Cardigan Hood Lovel and Holland
Carnarvon Hutchinson (E. (E. Egmont)
Cathcart Donoughmore) Northwick
Cawdor Melville Polwarth
Coventry Sidmouth Raglan
De La Warr BISHOP Ravensworth
Devon Oxford Rayleigh
Grahem (D. Mon- LORDS 1-tedesdale
trose) Abinger Sheffield, (E. Shef-
Grey Arundel! of War- field)
Hardwicke dour Sherborne
Harewood Begot SUL hester(E. Long-
Home Bateman ford)
Lucan Berwick Skelmeradale
Macclesfield Boltcn Sondes
RI al rnesbury Boston Southampton
Mansfield Chelmsford .5 tew.rt i t Garlies
Danvers Churst on (E. Galloway)
Mayo Clements (E. Lei- St. John of Bletso
Mount Edgcumbe trim) Templemore
Nelson Clitton(E.Darnley)Tenderden
Orkney Clinton Thurlow
Ponit (et Clonbrock Tredegar
Portarlington Colchester Walsingham
Wynford I

PROXIES,
DUKES. EARLS. LORDS,
Cleveland Tankerville Kilmaine
Northumberland Vane Li l ford
MARCIA.. ISSES. VISCOUNTS. Middleton Of.
T weeddale Bangor Drogheda)
Wineheater ])oneraile Pot re
EARLS. Lifford Plunket(Bp. Taam
Beverley St. Vir.cmt &c,)
Bradford Strathallan Rodney
Buckinghamshire B isnot% Rollo
Cadogan Bangor boss (E. Glasgow)
Chesterfield LORDS. Salterafort (E.Cour-
Derby Berner® town)
Desart Blantyre Saltoun
Doncaster (D. Bac- Blayney Stourton
clench and Braybroke Strathspey (E. Sea-
Queensberry) Castlemaine field)
Ems Clanbrassill (E, Tyrone (M. Water-
Hillsborough (M. Roden) ford)
Downehire) Clarina ' Wemyss (E, We-
Howe Cloncurry myss)
Huntingdon Delapere Whanacliffe
Morton Dormer Wigan (E. Craw-
AI ount Cashell Dunfermline ford and Bal-
Onslow Forester carres
Stamford and War-Hawke
rington

NON-CONTENTS. —PRESENT.
LORD CHANCELLOR EARLS, LORDS.
Westbury Yarborough Hatherton
ARCHBISHOP. Zetland Houghton
Armagh • VISCOUNTS, Hunsdon(V.Faulk,
DUKES. Eversley land)
Devonshire Falmouth Keane
Grafton Leinster (D. Lein-Leigh
St. Albans ster) Lismore (V. Lis.
Somerset Stratford do Red- more)
Sutherland cliffe) Llanover
Wellington Sydney Lyttelton
MARQUISES. Torrington Lyveden
Ailesbury BISHOPS, Methuen
Anglesey Carlisle Mineter(MCouYng'
Bristol Chester ham)
Camden Cork, &C. Monson
Lansdowne Do wno, &c. Mont. Eagle (1%
Normanby Ely "Sligo
To wnshend Gloucester and Bris-Monteagle of Bran..
Westminster tol don
EARLS; He:eford Mostyn
Abingdon Lincoln Overstono
Airlie London Panniure (E. Dal-
Albemarle Ripon housie)
Caithness LORDS, Ponsonby (E. Bess-
Camisrdown Abercroutby
Chiehester Annaly Rivers
Clarendon Aveland SAndys
Cowper Be Ipor Say e and Sele
De Grey Boyle (E. Cork andSeaton
Dude Orrery) sawn (E. Sefto
[Teller]
Durham Calthorpe
Clandeboye
Effingham Camoys Maur)
Essex Carew Sornerhill M. Clan-
Essex
Cheshani ricarde)
sebyonaroonurghlE[
St.
Fortescue Churchill Stafford
Granville
Harrowby ferin and chine.Stratheden
Lichfield boye) Suffield
Lovelace Clanwilliam (E. Sundridge (D.
Minto Clanwilliam) Argyll)
Morley Congletou Talbo; de Malahide
Portsmouth Cranworth Tenet=
(L. Duf- Stanley of Alderley
Russell Dartrey (L. Cre. Truro
St. Germans morno Vault of Harrowden
Shaftesbury De Manley Vivian
Somers D 9 Table), 'Wensleydale
Spencer Ebury - Wentworth (V.
Strafford Foley (Teller] Ockham)
Suffolk and Berk- Gardner Wodehouse
shire Harris IVrottesley,

DurhamMeath)
St.l
t:m oAPhejsehß3asierstreorlpEs
.S .
ARCHBISHOP. LORDS,
York
Chaworth
Charlemont Gifford
Newcastle .floward de Walden
NorthamptonFori‘tllaDAnßdiiElss." 189 a ol 4r
cbeus rt
evr Ii
fort) (M. Head-
fort)
Fitzhardinge
(L•
Kenmore (E. Ken-
EARLS LORD, mare)
kintore (E. li.in-
Brownlow Broughton
Carlisle Baron tore)
Cowley
ICTialninessbo(rDou.ghitox. Uharlenaont)
Ilchester
Clifford of Chucl Alanners
burgle) - Mendip (V.Clifden)
roltimore
Lindsey leigh
Radnor De Pre no Stuart de Decies
Scarborough Darebes' r Sudeley
Brsitor. Erskine Vernon
Vernon
Bath and Wells Fingc (E.Fingall)Wenlock..
(E. LLLlZlnvrg,datensborough

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THE VOTE (jF CEN
HOUSE F O COMINIONS, J 131,17 8.
Order read for resuming adjourned debate on amendment
proposed to question,
protocols of the conference recently '' That an humble address be pre-
sented to her Majesty, to thank her Majesty for directing
SURE,
held in London to be
the correspondence on Denmark and Germany, and the
laid before Parliament: To assure her Majesty that we
have heard with deep concern that the sittings
of that conference have been brought to a close
without accomplishing
the important purposes for
which it was convened : To express to her Majesty our
great regret that, while the course pursued by her
Majesty's Goveinment has failed to maintain their
avowed policy of upholding
the integrity and indepen-
dencediminisohfeDd ethnemsaercku,riittihesasfolrowpeeraece, Amendment pro• 1d
the just influence of
this country in the counsels of Europe, and thereby
posed, tc leave out the last paragraph of the proposed I
question, in order to add the words " To express the
satisfaction with which we have learned that, at this con-
juncture, her Majesty has been advised to abstain from
Mad iatvrtgrclico is the or ;MT goilig vii JiltWoom

line of communication by telegraph between
every head station, as also with the nearest police-
station, is another desideratum. An arrangement
should be made with the water companies for each
district station to hold keys for the water plugs, so
that time may not be lost in hunting up the turn-
cock or the beadle. Surely these precautions are
simple enough in these days; and that they are
imperatively needed is proved by the fact of engines
being so long before they reach a fire. The drivers
dash along fast enough when once they are started ;
but the tardiness of the preparations and the want
of communication are the causes of the delay. With
telegraph lines traversing our streets there is no
excuse ; and it is to be hoped that the late disaster
will produce some reform. Had the steam fire-
engine
arrived at the Savoy sooner the destruc-
tion of the property in the Strand might have been
avoided.