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

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.

SUCCESSION DUTY BILL.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—juLy 25.
IaJORITY AGAINST LORD DERBY'S AMENDMENT ON
. SECO CLAUSE OF SUCCESSION DUTY BILL.
Lord Chancellor
Galloway Broughton
Archbishop of York Granville Byron
DUKES. Glasgow Blantyre
kroll HarrowbY Camoya
'illicit Haddlngton Churchill
13ticelench Home Colborne
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Leeds
Newcastle
Norfolk
v•uxbarghe
Wellirgton
MAAQuIsEs.
readalbane
Camden
Doneexl
Headfort
liuntley
alisdowne
monde
Sligo
Aberdeen
ebb
ese:brodoear
oenin
h
Bruce EARLS,
4.ruce
Burlington
Chichester
Clarendon
Craven
CialiNvlllla
Devon ra
Ducte
biltham
Xflinghana
''rkscue

Ilchester
Kenmare
Kintore
Lncan
Romney
Somers
Scarborough
Spencer
St. Germans
Uxbridge
Wicklow
Yarborough
VISCOUNTS.
Canning
Enfield
Falmoath
Hardinge
Massareene
Sydney
Torrington
=NOP&
Hereford
Liandaff
Manchester
Norwich
Oxford
Salisbury
BABONS.
.Ashburton
Beaumont

Cremorne
Cowley
De Tabley
Dacre
Dufferin
Er-kine
Elphinstone
Foley
Gardner
Hatherton
Bowden
Keane
Einnalrd
Leigh
LlHord
Lvttelton
Manners
Monson
Overstone
roltimore
Portman
Fanmure
nivel s
Saye and Seale
Stanley of Alderley
Suffield
Truro
Wharncliffe
Wodebouse
Wrottesley

MINORI TY.

1,11:1;111raon:dUKES.

Lonsdale
Macclesfield
Malmesbury
Manvers
Mayo
Mornington
Orford
Orkney
Powis
Rosse
Sandwich
Selkirk
Stradbroke
Talbot
Vernlam
Wilton
Winchtlsea

Alvanley
Boston

:Bateman
Berner

tath m'Azg ins Es.
,
"oftshire
kzettr •
tictsbarY

Calthorpe
Clarina

Colchester
Colville

Crofton

EA RLS.
2Ylesford
4%11th
ham
_ Bathurst
cardigan
Cla„
artY
hanttouth
.r
lerby
.04°11glimore
uniskinen
utirdwicke
li:rntingclon
Leveenvv°°d
4ngford

De Ros

Downes

Dynevor
Grantley
Hastings
rolworth
Rayleigh
Redesdale
Sandys
SoutnamptOn
Sondes
St. Leonards
Tenterdon
Walsingham
Wynford

VISCOUNTS.
Castlemaine
Gage
Hereforl
Strangford
BARONS.
Abinger

121_vara de Walden. Lord
rhain, Bishop
ILnYagham, Marquis
R--+ford Duke
o,uaanby, Marquis
Bebery Earl
aelPerdown, Earl
11,l'itsbury, Lord
'rewe Lord
dNiesey, marquis
tkrlie, Earl
beeriek, Bishop
B,,Per, Earl
Lean de Deeies, Lord
I_Nock, Lord
oat, Lord
tden Viscount
I.terbUry, Archbishop
ir,kester Earl
Vafford, Earl
stol, Marquis
London,
Earl
o'uation Bishop
Earl
Ad nor, Earl
p'll,frolk, Earl
Glare, Earl
'eeklatui, Lord
10)evonshire, Duke
tarta, Duke •
lirleleY, Lord
Methuen Lord
re '
aghtun, Lord
~r.ollatid, Lord
Zama% Lord
Manley, Lord
Vlercont, Marquis
t"aril Lord
itzha'rdinge, Earl
4111f3rd, Lord

PAIRS.
Chesterfield, Earl
Bradford, Earl
Bayning, Lord
St. John, Lord'
Grey, Lord
Faversham, Lord
Eglinton, Earl
Desart, Earl
Combermere, Lord
Cwlogan, Earl
Exmouth, Viscount
Tuam. Bishop
Hawarden, Viscount
Richmond, Duke
St. Vincent, Earl
Erne, Earl
Ely, Marquis
Jersey. Earl
Canterbury, Viscount
Beaufort, Duke
Bandon, Earl
Crawford, Earl
Saßoan, Lord
Rochester, Bishop
Tankerville, Earl
W z,terford, Marquis
Sinclair, Lord
Templemore, Lord
Strathmore, Lord
Lyndhurst, Lord
Digby, Earl
Rinnotill, Earl
Manchester, Duke
Buckingham, Duke
Hamilton, Duke
Drogheda, Marquis
Pomfret, Earl
Roden, Earl
Orkney, Earl
Forester, Lord
Grantley, Lord

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-JuLY 25.

( Prom the Votes and Proceedings of the House of

. _
Commons. )-
STAMP DUTIES (No. 2) BILL.
Clause 3 (Duties on Newspapers and Supplements) :•
Question put, "That the clause stand part of the Bill
---The Committee divided ; Ayes 92, Noes 40.

MAJORITY—AYES 92.
t.ilaines, M. T. Goodman, Sir G. Palmer, Rousdell
issleallll.,
JJ:mhnes. Goold, W.
= Palmerston, Viscount
Graham, Sir James Peel, F.
kiland, L. Greene, J. Pellatt, A
Bonham-Carter, J. Grenfell, C. Peto, S.
Bower, G. Grevale, Colonel F. . Phillipps, J. H.
Boyle, Hon. Colonel Hall, Sir Benjamin Phillimore, Rob. J.
Brady,z J. Haste, Archibald Pigott, F.
Bruce, Lord E. Herbert, Sidney Pilkington. James
Bruce, H. A. Hervey, Lord A. Pouard-Urquhart, W.
Butler, Charles S. Howard, W. G. Ricardo, 0.
Cardwell, Hon. E. Howard, Lord E. Russell, F. C.
Cayley, E. S. Johnstone, James Sadleir, John
Challis, Alderman Kennedy, Tristram S..indars, G..
Cockburn. Sir Al Keogh, William Sawle, C. B. G.
Cowper, W. Kingscote, R. N. F. Scobell, Captain
Craufurd, E. H. J Hinnaird, A, F. Scully, F.
Duffy, C. G. Locke, J. Scully, V.
Dunlop, A. Lucas, F. Seymour, H. K.
Xleho, Lard M'Cann, J. Seymour, Lord
f,snionde, J. Maguire, J. F. Strati, lit. Hon. E.
iw,rt, William Miall, Edward Stuart, Lord Dudley
~agan, William 'Mills, T. Sullivan, M.
~rguson, Sir Robert ' Molesworth, Sir W. Thornely, Thomas
1',1"4:05-, Henry Monck, Lord Vernon.G. E. H.
1, rster, C. 11l onsell, William Wilkinson, W. A.
1.°,.x. It. hi Mostyn, E. H. Wilson, James
%:,,estuu, Colonel Mnre, Col. Young, Sit J.
(11%,,4'. ifharles Murrough, J. E.
WZtone, William Norreya, Sir D. TELLERS.
lotlt`l4,, Tie, Captain O'Brien, P. Rapier,
'II, Viscount O'Connell, D. Berkeley Grenville

40 MINORITY—NOES, 40.
.0.,
A,l
reb,,",, C. Galway. Viscount Michell, W.
allY, Captain Gore, W. Mailings, J. R.
tlia4l4gton, Viscount Grogan, Edward Newport, Viscount
800.`, Colonel Hamilton. Lord C. North, Colonel
)40,er, T. w. Hamilton, J. Hans I'ackenham, E.
Eti th, Sir R. Hayes, Sir E. Stanhope, James B
ButtrY W Hill. Lord Arthur E. Tyler, Sir George
, I. ' W. Hume, W. F. Vansittart, G. H.
6411,,,rr'8. R. M`Calmoat Jolllffe, Slr W. G. H. Verner, Sir W.
Co11:1,11- Jones, Capt. Williams, T. P.
Cr --Y. Thomas Lewisham, Vise.
Dook, J. Liddell, H. G.
ttliine42l-, G. XI acartney. G.
pre!. Colonel Manners, Lord J. Newdegate, C. N.
"en) C. H. Maxwell, James P. Spooner, R.

TELLERS.

Manse GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BILL.
ge (That the said Secret Committee shall transmit to
Pe Supreme Government in India all orders of the said
resident of the Board 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
laid Secret Committee shall think fit, they may tender
'heir advice and opinion on the effect of any such order
"11' 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-
'Allied 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 and read the first time :
Z.-Motion made, and Question put, " That the said clause
U.° now read a second time :"—The Committee divided ;
Oyes 30, Noes 72.
MINORITY—AYES 30.
411de
Als„, "011, Sir James Hawkins, William Peliatt, Apsley
h ..,nan, 3. Hume, J. Rich, H.
...,;b9, Edward Johnstone, James Seymer, H. D.
'IV, James Kinnaird, Arthur F. Stanley, Lord
tiggs, William Lockhart, A. E. Williams, W.
4,skett, J. F.B. Lucas, F. Wise, A.
e `e, H. A. Maguire, John F.
llook,
,A 3, .
Mimes, R. M. TELLERS.
ll
tiptilOP
ft__art, William Murrough, J. P.
'fierleh, Via. Newdegate, C. Willoughby, H. B
ene, John Oakes, J. Mangles, R. D.

MAJORITY—NOES, 72.
At'
Baines,
Sir T. Forster, J. Michell, W.
M T. Fox, W. J. Molesworth, Sir W.
lii.,neli, sir Richard Gladstone, William O'Brien, C.
Itr4lid, Loftus H. Goderlch, Viscount 0 Connell, D.
Charlese Goodman, sir George Palmerston, Viscount
Cue S. Graham, Sir Jas. Peel Frederick
c'iti.t(hvell, Edward Gregson, Samuel. Pil,ott, Francis
C 1,445,. Alderman Hadfield, G. Russell, Lord John
6net Robert Herbert, Sidney Sadleir, J.
C"Lbutu, Sir A. Hervey, Lord Alfred Sawle;C. B. G.
Coin
~,,... .W. Higgins, Cl. G. 0. Smith, M. Tucker
W. Smith R. V
13,'Per, William Hogg, Sir James N • ,
D4lit, j. Ingham, R. Strutt,E.
bNeolainig, Viscount Kendal L'Nicholas Thompson, Cl.
bUtkwortb,Sirj. Kirk, William Thornely, T.
E1'4143, F. Langston, J. H. Vernon, Cl.
1.. -e. Lord Langton, H. Cl. Wells, W.
,aljot
, J. E. Laslett, W. 'Wickham, H. W
Fa)nde. John Lee, W, Wilkinson, W. A.
0114,4, W
Ni. Lowe, Robert Wilson, James
en, M. M'Cann, James Wood, Sir C.
1, .4
1, l'ision, Joseph Macgregor. James Young, Sir John
Irlizgerald, sir J. Marjoribanks, D. TELLERS.
/-'O, Hon. H. Masterman, John Hayter, W. Cl.
"ttr, Charles Mills, Thomas Berkeley, Grenville

DESTRUCTION OF A SHIP AT SEA BY FIRE.

141vEnpo0L, Monday.—The ship Ebenezer, which
tare-
i''ved here this morning, has brought intelligence of the
;13tal destruction by fire of the ship I. Z. on the 7th ins .
p lat. 42, long. 62. The I. Z. sailed from New York,
this port, on the 2d inst., under the command
the
captain
spencer, with 20 hands on board, including t
filtatienh,ipal,l of whom were taken off and landed here by
—e Ebenezer from New York. She was an American-
belonging to Messrs. Zeraga, of New York,
registered 756 tons, and her cargo consisted principally
of
rsturpentine, flour, and cotton.
‘-;aptain Burstow, of the ship Robert Kelly, from
witnessed
York, which arrived here this morning, and who
report
the fire in the vessel, gave the following
July
to the underwriters' room :—"On Thursday,
-111.3 r 7, in lat. 41, long. 60, at 3 30 p.m., I observed
smoke which at first I supposed to be that of a
steamer
; but thinking it strange to fall in with
a steamer in the above position, and observing
something unusve in the appearance of the smoke, took
ItlY glass and went aloft, when I at once discovered her
to be a vessel on fire. Immediately took in all steering
sails and made for the wreck, with a good look-out at
the masthead for her boats. Upon nearing the wreck
we observed her long boat about a mile to windward
of her, and steered for it. We passed within 20 feet of
the, and found her in good order ; no one in her, and
L'ute oars and moveable articles gone. We then bore
away for the wreck, and at 5.15 p.m. passed under the
Item of the burning vessel, and found her to be the
ore.) from New York to Liverpool. She was burning
and aft, upper works burned off, decks fallen in.
The flames were breaking through the stern, and a part
of the letter g 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-
taneous combustion.