The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF LORDS.--LAST EVENING•
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Nvoolsa4
at five o'clock.

There Lordships were engaged the whole of the egrif
part of the evening in discussins the merits of the °es
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Birds Preservation Bill, which eventually passed throve
committee, with a few unimportant amendments.
Their lordships then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--LAST EVENING. -
The SPEAKER took the chair at two o'clock.
THE RIOT AT DERRY.
Mr. C. FORTESCUE, in answer to Mr. Johnson, ell
he must be excused from giving any answer as to what
steps the Government intended to adopt with respect to
the firing of the constabulary on the people on the ec°3-
sion of the visit of his Royal Highness Prince Arthur t°
Londonderry.
THE DOCKYARD EMIGRANTS.
Mr. MONSELL, in reply to Sir IL Verney, said the
tax would be remitted in favour of the emigrants, and -
Governor-General would give all the facilities ppssib'''
but nothing whatever would b 3 done to benefit the cleelc"
yard artisans at the expense and comfort of others.
THE A.BYSSI.NAN WAR.
Mr. CANDLISH asked the Chancellor of the Elche;
quer if he had ascertained, and could now state, the total
cost of the war with Abyssinia which will have to be pall
by the United Kingdom ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he
had stated what was the sum estimated by Mr. Turner the
Government agent in India, and that it would be rec°:
lected was £d,800,000, but there would be charges be dtd
not take into account. He had already stated that t"i
total he expected would be.E8,773,000,and from matters that
had since become known, he believed, in the end, that
would he pretty nearly the correct amount.
THE MAYOR OF CORK.
In reply to Mr. DAwsox,
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said he had to staff
that the deplorable language attributed to the MaY°r:,
Cork had been used by him on the occasion referred
Before the hon. member had put the question en the
paper, the Government had felt it their duty to instited
inquiry into the matter. Thii language had been es°
and whether the office of the Chief Magistrate °
Cork could no 16nger in consistency with digit);
b 3 longer continued in their hands, was a mutts
the Executive Government nor the Lord-Lieutenant could
determine, as neither had power to remove a Pell
holding the office of chief magistrate. Ho therefore 0.
notice that to-morrow lie should ask for leave to intl.!:
duce a bill to disqualify the present Mayor of Cork fill':
any longer continuing to fill the office of Mayor of Goof
or indeed any other office connected with Cm magistlao;
or any other position in Ireland. (Loud cheers.) It c,3t
right to state that the Government were of opinion "-I
this was the more necessary, because by the Muaicn
Charter the Mayor of Cork could sit at the next assizes
t;
oyer and terminer. To-morrow he would state fullY
law on the matter, and also the reasons why the bill shoo
receive the assent of the house. With reap be
to the latter part of the question as to to
conduct of the people of Cork on Sunday evening, itli°'l
be most unjust to attribute the meeting to the inhabits')l,s
of the city of Cork, and it was, having regard to the °lt-,
hers that attended it, unworthy any attention
wilatelf-
(Loud cheers.)

POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANK BILL. jet
The Marquis of H.ARTINGTON moved that the °r
of the day for the second reading of this bill be discharged,
—Agreed to.

THE WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS.
Mr. GLADSTONE said ho wished to state that instead
of the day mentioned last night he should move that °
Thursday night week the house shoud adjourn fora fort-
night.

THE RIOT IN DERBY.
Sir F. HEYGATE gave notice of his intention, I°'
morrow, to ask whether it was alio intention of the Gf;
vernment to proclaim Derry before full information tf
cause of the disturbance was receivod.
THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
The house then went into committee on this bill.
Mr. WHALLEY moved an amendment to clause
the object of which was to so alter the enactment, as tt-,
make it repeal the whole of the Acts of Parliament
ing to the College of Maynooth.
After a long discussion the house divided, when there
appeared—
For the amendment 196
Against it

Majority against the amendment
Mr. GLADSTONE then moved some other Wilt-4
meats to the bill, and at seven o'clock the sitag 11
house was suspended.
At the evening sitting,
thAt
Mr. .I.IEADLAM moved a resolution declarivg
British and foreign shipping should be relieved from "0"-s
charges for maintaining the lights, buoys, and 1303e°,4
which light and protect the shores of this country,
that the whole duty should be undertaken by the Qom"-
ment.

Mr. EAST WICK seconded the motion, and it 110
been debated at some length,
cl
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The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER °Proge the motion, on the ground that the tax was a fair otleco
was borne by those who received the direct advall".
from it.

Subsequently, at the invitation of Mr. GuAvEs, le
Mr. JOHN BRIGHT said he hoped it would be P°ss.na
to extend some relief in the direction of the motion, a
ty
that the constitution of the Corporation of the 0%1
House was under the consideration of the Governelele
with a view to the promotion of greater economy' tt-
administration of the affairs coming under that (RP',
meet.

The motion was not pressed further.
The house then adjourned.

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LE ...MOTTE_ArxEs_OIIInAtRheRIAGES.
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28th ult at JorsOY, s%-ptcoll4)
Francis Lo Motte, Lieut. E.A , to Emily Mary, '-
daughter of Colonel Alves, H.E.I.C.S. k
LUCKMAN—OvERTox—On the Ist inst., Samna "1!°- 11'4
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Sheen, S.W., to Matilda, third daughter of the
eun a Jo ~ Carob. and St. Leonard
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to
Overton, Esq., of London.

.BEATIIs. rilvtoi°
HoGG —On the Ist inst , at Fornhant ReCtan '''.-^
Hogg, late of the 96th .11egt., aged 29. coloDei
KYD —On the ..9,d inst., at Fleetwood, Surbitoo,
Hugh 31‘11waine ICyd, aged 82.
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currency to buy bonds at their full value for deposit,
they would obtain the privilege of
issuing currency in a considerably diminished quantity to that
they hail paid for the bonds deposited—a flnauciiii
transaction which few acute Yankees would carry,
into uractice, who eagerly desired not a high rate 01
interest, but the use of the money. Though the pri-
vilege of issuing the currency may be of value to
the holders, as it secures for them a double interest
for their money, it is not of value to the people, as
it does not make money cheaper. 'These subject'
will eventually settle themselves, hqwever
ously they may be acted on for a time through
the pressure brought to bear on Congress by the
ignorant or designing. The West will enlarge
supply of money only through the course taken by
its citizens and not by the legislation of Congress'
for money will follow the laws of supply and de-
wand with an utter disregard to anything but what
influences these.-- i 1 mile-American Times.