The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-24 00:00:00

SHEEP PDX.

In answer to a question by Lord R. ?lONTAGu,
Mr. FORSTER observed that both the cargoes of shoePt
some of which on their arrival in London and Harwich from
Antwerp were found to be infected with sheep pox. Un-
fortunately the present state of the laws did not give the
Privy Council authorities power to compel the owners of
the vessels which carried infected sheep to disinfect them
before carrying another cargo. He had, however, pro-
vided against that unsatisfactory state of the laws in the
69th clause of the bill he was about to bring in.
THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
Mr. GLADSTONE appealed to those hon. members
who had motions on the paper to give way, in order
that the house might go into committee on the Irish
Church Bill.

Mr. CORRANCE, who had intended to call attention
to the existing state of pauperism and vagrancy in Eng-
land, postponed his motion.

The house thon went into committee.

On clause 18,
Mr. GOLDNEY moved that after the word "ascer-
tain," the following should be added—" as hereinafter
mentioned."

kMr. Gladstone and Mr. Chichester Fortescue opposed
the amendment, which was supported by Mr. Newdegate.
The committee divided, with the following result—
Ayes . l6l
N JOS 273
Majority against —ll2
Loud cheers greeted the announcement cf the number%
`coin the Government benches.

Clauses 20 and 21 were, after some discussion, agreed
to; and clause 22, after a division, was carried.
On clause 23, Mr. DISRA.ELI moved an amendment, to
the effect that on application of the Church body, at any
time during the year 1871, the life incomes mentioned in
section 14 might be commuted for a capital sum of four-
teen times their amount, such sum to bi paid to the Church
body.

On a division the amendment was negatived by 294 to
194. The clause was agreed to, and progress reported.
The remaining business was disposed of, and the House
adjourned.

IN GAZETTE-LASTEVENING.

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WAR-OFFICE, PALL MALL APRIL 23.
3(1 Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Algernon
Dawson to bo Lieutenant.
7th Dragoon Guards-Major John Peyton to be Major.
4th Hussars-Ensign William Wilson to be Cornet.
sth Lancers- Cornet Alfred Harvey to bo Lieutenant.
17th Lancers-Cornet Ernest Belford to be Lieutenant.
18th Hussars-Major Christopher Barton to be Major.
Military Train-Ensign Edward Holberton to be Lieu-
tenant.
2d Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Charles Do St. Croix to
be Captain.
3d Foot-Ensign Ethelred Sladen to be Lieutenant, Ed"
wards Howey to be Esign.
4th Foot-Lieut. Charles Hammond to be Captain, Ensign
Henry Moore to be Lieutenant.
13th Foot-List. John Harwood to be Captain, Ensign
Christian Hollingworth to be Lieutenant.
83d Foot-Captain John Henderson to bo Captain, vice
P. C. Browne.
98th Foot-Ensign Dominick M'Causland to bd Lieute-
nant ; Richard Tyacke to be Ensign.
18th Foot-George Everard to be Quartermaster.
20th Foot-Captain Alfred Addison to be Captain ; En'
sign John M'Causland to be Lieutenant; John Mack to
be Ensign.
22d Foot-Ensign George Christian to be Lieutenant.
! 23d Foot-Captain Browne to be Captain ; Ensign Arthur
Hutchinson to be Instructor of Musketry.
34th Foot-Lieutenant Charles Fox to be Captain ;
sign John Cowslado to be Lieutenant; Harcourt Rose
to be Ensign.
52d Foot -Lieut. Henry Fano to be Captain ; Ensign
Lord Charles Pratt to be Lieutenant; Lieut. H. Fare
to be Instructor of Musketry.
53d Foot -Ensign Arthur Brooking to be Lieutenant.
54th Foot-Lieut. Michael O'Brien to be Captain ; Ensign
Arthur Tidy to be Lieutenant ; Charles Gore to be
Ensign.
60th Foot-Lieut. Marcus to bo Captain, Ensign Thomas
Clarke to be Lieutenant, Ensign Algernon St. Maur to
bo Lieutenant, Frederick Bleauclerk, Gent., to be En-
sign, Clement Archer to bo Ensign, Lieutenant Francis
Bantle to be Instructor of Musketry.
64Th Foot-Ensign Richard Dennistoun to bo Lieutenant.
66th Foot-Captain George Priestley to be Captain.
67th Foot-Ensign Thomas Knox to be Lieutenant, Henry
Cows to be Ensign.
71st Foot-Lieutenant Winship Roche to be Lieutenant.
72d Foot-Lieutenant Thomas Pardon to be Captain ;
Ensign Thomas Wilkinson to be Lieutenant ; Frederick
Holland to be Ensign.
75th Foot-Ensign Orfeur Cavenagh to be Lieutenant.
76th Foot -Ensign Charles Gore to be Ensign.

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