The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-11 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—AUG. 10.
From the Votes and Proceedings of the House of
Commons. )

SMOKE NUISANCE ABATEMENT (METROPOLIS)

BILL.
Clause (Provided always, that no information shall be laid
against any person I'm the recovery of any penalty under
this act except by the authority of one of her Majesty's
Princi pal Secretaries of S tate, or in the Metropolitan Volice
District by the Commissioners of Police of the Metropo..
Hs, or in the city of London or Liberties thereof by the
Commissioners 01 Police of the said City and Liberties
respectively, acting under the orders and directions of
,
sucu Secretary of State,)— brought up, and read 1° and
2° :—Motion made, and Question put, " That the clause
be added to the bill."—The house divided ; Ayes, 60 ;
Noes, 6.

MAJORITY—AYES, 60.
Agllonbv, H. Fuller. A. E. Peel, F.
Barrington, Viscount Gask ell, James M. Peßatt, Apaley
Berestord. William Gladstone, William i hillimore, R.
Bet kel,y, Grenville Goderich, Visci mut Price, W. P.
Bettieli, sir Richard Hervey Lord A. Sawle, C. It. Graves
Bigg , William 11, yworth, L. Scott, 11, t ;aptaiii
itt wh. r ton. Joseph Jones, Cap sin Smith. It V
Brown, William Keogh, William Spooner, Richard
Bruce, Lord E. Kt.rshaw, .lames Stru• , Itt. , on. E
Butler, Charles liti.naird,A. F. Thumps An, G.
Chee,ham, John Lockhart,
-.. E. Ttiornely, Thomas
Cobden, Richard Lowe, Robert 15 alii.t.iey, Sir .i.
Cowper, W . F. Lucas. F. Walpole, Spencer H.
Wickham. EL W Davie, Sir li. 'Mackinnon, W.
liuckworth,SirJ. 111`tiregor, John Wilkinson, W. A.
Duncan, Gei rge DI &nitro. J. F. Wilsou, James
inch°. Lord Distills, Richard
Ferguson. Joseph Milli an, R.
.._.

TELLER.,

Fitzgerald, J. Mills, T.
Forster. John hlilner, W_
Vrench. Fitzstephen Mowbray, John It Hayter, W
Frewen, C. 11. Pa'rn,rston, Via. Musgrave, Earl

11INOIVT V—NOES 6.
Floyer, John TELLERS.
Knatchbull. Wm. F. Blair, Colonel
line& tney. G Archdall, Captain 1f .

Barrow, William H.
Bouverie,
East, Sir J.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT_AtU9• 9.

(From our own Correspondent.)
IMMENSE INCREASE IN THE VALUE OF LAND AT
WEST COWES.—In 1841 the Comunireishsaiosedne,rsatforpubilic-
proving the town of West Cowes
i
a
auction, a piece of land for a
occasion for it they, on Fridaysetnsnaelrd for 321. (about
time at a similar
50 other pieces were sold at
tl
price) ; having no further
last, after taking from it 128 square feet to widen the
public road, sold the remainder by auction, when it
.
produced 2361. ! ! !
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAN CUTTER YACTIT SILVIE.
—This far-famed vessel, which report says •1.. to beat all
the yachts in the Royal Yacht Squadron, and indeed in all
the Yacht Clubs, arrived yesterday afternoon, and is now
a,,,ebored between the Marquis of Bath's yacht Lotus
an'l mr. Talbot's Capricorn. She is a low rakish-look-
ing vessel, and carries a mast that would make three
common ones. It is a mast, and no mistake. She has
a bowsprit and jibboorn which enable her to spread a
vast extent of canvass.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.—The Medina. steamer, David
Cortu, master, left Cowes this morning with a number
of passengers on a pleasure trip round the island. All
proceeded well till they arrived of Atherfield, when
they unfortunately ran down a fishing boat, in which
there were two mewand a boy. A dreadful slinsk And
all was still. A bait was lowered, but the bodies of the
three unfortunates were seen but for a moment, when
they and their boat were seen no. more. Every sxertie4
was made to save than, but all was 44effectU04,