The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-26 00:00:00

MAJORITY-AYES 92.

Baines, M. T. Goodman. Sir G. Palmer, RoundelBall,
b
.all, John. Gould, W. Palmerston, Viscount
Bell, James Graham. Sir James Peel, F.
Bland, L. Greene. J. Pellatt, A
Bonham-Carter, J. Grenfell, C. Pete., S.
Bower, G. .. °revile, Colonel F. Phinipps, J. 11.
Boyle, Hon. Colonel Hall, Sir Benjamin Philtimore, Rob. J.
Brady, J. Hustle, Archibald Pigott, F.
Bruce, Lord E. Herbert, Sidney Pilkington. James
Bruce, H. A. Hervey. Lord A. Pollard-Urquhart, W.
Butler, Charles S. Howard, W. G. Ricardo, 0.
Cardwell, lion. E. Howard, Lord E. Russell. F. C.
Cayley, E. S. Johnstone, James Sadleir. John
Challis, Alderman Kennedy, Tristram Sandars, G..
Cockburn, Sir Al Keogh, William Sawle, C. B. G.
Cowper, W. Kingscote, B. N. F. Scobell, Captain
Craufurd, E. H. J Kinnaird, A. F. Scully, F.
Duffy, C. G. Locke, J. Scully, V.
Dunlop, A. Lucas, F. Seymour, H. K.
Elcho, Lard M'Cann, J. Seymour, Lord
Eamonde, J. Maenire, J. F. Struts, lit. Hon. E.
b_wart, William 11l iall, Edward Stuart, Lord Dudley
l' Ver alienn, William Mills, T. Sullivan, M.
son, Sir Robert Moles worth. Sir W. Thornely, Thomas
Pit, ••
, —toy, henry Monck, Lord Vernon.O. E. H.
"uter,
Vo ,1, —. 31 ousel!, William Wilkinson, W. A.
it. It 3lostyn. E. M. Wilson, James
tletkstun, Colonel Mitre. Col. Young, Sir J.
Charles Murrough. J. F. (tab.
40_rtone, William Norreys, Sir D.
Covpi, Captainunt O''CB Orien, I'.
44-13 e, Viscoonnell, D.
MINORITY—NOES, 40.
4%0
.111.0,eY, C. Galway. Viscount Michell, W.
4,7414 Captain Goa., W. Mullings, J. R.
liiii",,,,gton, Viscount Grogan, Edward Newport, Viscount
1i,,,k, Colonel Hamilton, Lord C. North, Colonel
1., •er, T. W. Hamilton, J. Hans Packenham. E.
,IRuti, Sir R. Hayes, Sir E. Stanhope, James B.
I',lllbur,, Lim, Lord Arthur E. Tyler, Sir George
~titit, ''' W.
',ltiririq .i. Hume. W. F. , Vansittart, G. H.
eli "" ". MiCalmont Jolliffe, Sir W. S. H. Verner, Sir W.
live n.
Jones, Capt. Williams, T.
P. tIIY, Thomas Lewisham, Visc.
" , J
Du • Liddell, H. G.
, nu",
.14 acartney. G.
,',oloe, Colonel
xruw,„ C. Manners, Lord J.
—. '.ll- Maxwell, James P.

TELLERS.
Hayter, Hon. W.
Berkeley Grenville

TELL/MI.

Newdegate, C. N.
Spooner, R.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BILL.
V_lse (That the said Secret Committee shall transmit to
ue Sueme Government in India all orders of the said
President of the Boas d of Commissioners for the Affairs
of India, as by the law is now required as to orders
emanating from the said President, except that if the
'mid Secret Committee shall think fit, they may tender
their advice and opinion on the effect of any such order
or orders, and if they deem it expedient may enter a pro-
test in writing as to the effect of such order and orders,
and that such protests shall be duly recorded at the office
of the said Secret Committee, and also at the office of
the said President, but nothing in this act shall be con-
strued in any way to interfere with the power of the
Said President to issue any order or orders that he may
think fit to direct shall be transmitted through the said
Secret Committee)—brought up awl read the first time :
Motion made, and Question put, " That the said clause
be now read a second time :"—The Committee divided ;
Ayes 30, Noes 72.

MINORITY—AYES 30.
Anderson, Sir James Hawkins, William Peliatt, Apsley,
.AsPinall, .J Hume, J. Rich, H.
IsMi, Edward Johnstone, James Seymer, H. D.
'lens James
ackett, J. F. B.
Riggs, William,irFd,, Arthur F. Stanley, Lord
Til Lockhart, A. E.
IClLnnasa Williams, W.
Etru..e, 11. A. Wise, A.
Crook, A
J, Maguire, John F.
Dunlop, A. Mita', E.
Ewan, William Milner, R. M.
Gooderich, Vis. Murrough, J. P.
Greene, John Newdegate, C.
Oakes, J.

TELLERS.

Willoughby, H. B
Mangles, B. D.

MAJORITY—NOES, 72.
Aeland, sir T.
Forster, J. lchell, W.
bathes M „, Fox, W. J. Totesworth, Sir W.
1313,etheij, sir4filchard Gladstone, William O'Brien, C.
OW, Loftus H. Goderich, Viscount O'Connell, D.
)I*°"e, Valentine Goodman, Sir George Palmerston, Viscount
Claw, Charles S. Graham. Sir Jas. Peel Frederick
Cell, Edward Gregson, Samuel Pi;ott, Francis
anis Hadfield. G.
Cipit 'Alderman Russell, Lord John
,otkz 'tuber t Herbert, Sidney Sadler, J.
e ulUn gi A. Hervey, Lord Alfred Sawle, C. B. G.
I'l,,lllwri, W' r Higgins, G. 0. 0. Smlth, M. Tucker
I)Qtrear' William nogg, Sir James W. Smith, R. V
is'unutla,. lngham, B. Stratt, E.
+ick, -"g,VI t Kendall, Nicholas Thompson, G.
, vorth _ see=
Kirk, Witham Thornely. T.
...uulas ;,,, it J. Vernon, G.
zleho. ; • Langston, j' IL Wells, W.
Elliot ,r/,(1 Langton, H. G.
Wickham, 11. W
84101 I'd • '''
Laslett, W.
Wilkinson, W. A.
a gat,. ,;.John Lee, W, Wilson, James
?Olden M•
Lowe, Hobert
Wood, Sir C.
rerzwf,',,—• Wee= James '
James Young, Sir John
l'itz -"' Joseph Macgregor, TELLEas.
ritLr"ald, J.
„ sir J. marjoribanks, D• Hayter. W. G.
v 4 orst-3el', Charles Mills, Tho lion. 11. Masterman, John
Berkeley, Grenville
mas
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DESTRUCTION OF. A SHIP AT SEA BY FIRE.

which ar-
LIVERPOOL, Monday.— The ship
7th inst.
ritovtealil here this morning, has brought Ebenezer,intellignce of the
destruction by fire of the ship I. Z. on the
in lat. 42, 10ng.9 The I. Z. sailed from
for
of
or this port, on the 2d inst., under the commandthe
Captain Spencer, with 20 hands on board, including
New York,
captain, all of whom were taken off and landed here by
the Ebenezer, from New York. She was an American-
built ship, belonging to Messrs. Zeraga, of New York,
registeredre 756 tons, and her cargo consisted principally
turpentine, flour, and cotton.
Nev York, which arrived here this morning, and who
vitnessed the fire in the vessel, gave the following
repor,
, to the underwriters' room :—" On Thursday,
mY 7, in lat. 4T, long. 60, at 3 30 p.m., I observed
a sinokt, which at first I supposed to be that of a
steamer ; but thinkirr, it strange to fall in with
a steamer in the above position, and observing
something tnusts in the appearance of the smoke, took
my glass and went aloft, when I at once discovered her
to be a vessel on fire. Immediately took in all steering
sails and mad 3 for the wreck, with a good look-out at
the masthead for her boats. Upon nearing the wreck
We observed )ter long boat about a mile to windward
of her, and steered for it. We passed within 20 feet of
her, and foundher in good order ; no one in her, and
the oars and moveable articles gone. We then bore
away for the wreck, and at 5.15 p.m. passed under the
stern of the )urning vessel, and found her to be the
I. Z., from New York to Liverpool. She was burning
fore and aft, upper works burned off, decks fallen in.
The flames were breaking through the stern, and a part
of the letter 'I. was consumed at the moment of pas-
sing. At the same time a sail was observed from aloft
a considerable distance to the eastward (likely the
Ebenezer), which probably picked up her crew, as I am
well satisfied they were nowhere in the vicinity of the
Wreck at the time of our leaving it."
The fire has been stated to have been caused by spon-
Llama! combustion,-