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London, England, 1858-05-22 00:00:00

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Mr. BENTINCK asked what business would be brought
on on Friday ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—SupPIY•
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES.
Mr. MONSELL asked what course the Government
meant to pursue with reference to the exemption of Roma
Catholic charities from the operation of the Cbaritable
Trusts Bill ?
Mr. ADDERLEY said the Government had not felt it.
necessary to propose a bill to continue the exemption f 4
Roman Catholic charities from the Charitable Trusts Billen
the hope that, by further conference with Roman Catholic'
members, a bill might be prepared this session to deal per
manently with Roman Catholic charities. It appear."'
however, that at that late period of the session there were
no hopes of any such bill being passed this year, though be
hoped it would do so in the next seession. Therefore thel
Government had no objection to the introduction of a b 1
for the continuance of the exemption for one
year longer'
GOLD IN OREGON.
In answer to Mr. CHRISTY,
Lord STANLEY said that within the last two months
there had been a considerable quantity of gold discovered in
the district lying between Frazer's and Thompson'a Rivera
in British Oregon. Two years ago there were some disco'
veries of gold in Vancouver's Island ; but tkere had been
no recent information concerning those. discoveries.
The SPEAKER then proceeded to call over the order. ,
of the day, the first of which was—
GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA—ADJOURNED
DEBATE.
Mr. DILLIVYN lose, su I moved for leave to withdreW
his amendment.
The SPEAKER put the question, it was agreed to, and
the amendment was withdrawn.

Mr. CARDWELL not being present,—
The SPEAKER pat the question, " That the motion W
also withdrawn."
This was agreed to, amidst loud cheers from the
terial benches, the few members left on the opposition side
giving no expression of feeling. And thus quietly ended
the most exciting debate of the present session.
CONFIRMATION OF EXECUTORS, &c., BILL.
This bill was read a second time.
PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND LOAN BILL.
On the motion for the second reading of this bill,
Mr. J. FITZGERALD said they had been taken by PIP
prise ill the discussion of this bill being now forced upon
them • and as it contained several peculiar provisions, he
hoped Government would not now pursue it.
Mr. WHITESIDE said he was not aware that there srss
any opposition to the principle of the bill, bUt he was quit*
willing that the order should be,postponed. (Hear.)
SALE AND TRANSFER OF LAND (IRELAND)
• BILL.
This bill was read a second time, and ordered to be ooW.
witted. •
ECCLESIASTICAL CORPORATIONS LEASING •
BILL.

This bill passed through committee.
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES, 4160. t
ESTATES BILL.
This bill passed through committee, a few verbal amend-
ments being introduced into the bill on the motion of Sir
W. HE ATHCOTE.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
The committee on the Government of India was post`
poned to Friday the 4th of June.
MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. „„,
The committee on the Marriage Law Amendment D'a
was posponed to Wednesday the 2d of June.
The Proseiption (Ireland) Bill (No. 2) wag read a secola
time and ordered to be committed.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Mr. MACARTNEY moved for 9, return of the name]
age, dates of appointment, and 89.1aries of all persons, naval
or military, now holding office in the War Department}
of all persons removed from same since the Ist delr°f
April, 1856, by reasop. of abolition of office or. length °f
service, with amount of compensation or superannuati°23_
award : and, like return of all temporary or quarteril
clerks in the several branches of the War Departmen"
and the amount of salaries or special allowances of same.
Agreed to.
The house then adjourned at eight o'clook, to Rids/
next the 28th inst.