The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-20 00:00:00

"RESOLUTIONS TO BE PROPOSED BY THE CIIANCELLOR or

THE EXCHEQUER ON THE 30TH OF APRIL.
"1. That, as the territories under the government of
the E r t Iricba Company are by law to remain undtr
-uch government only until Parliarnant shall otherwi=e
provide, this house is of opinion that it is expedient that
the transfer of such government to the Crown sbould
nom take place, in order that the direct superintendence
of the whole empire may be placed under one executive
au: hority.
"2. That for this purpose it is expedient to provide
that her Majesty, by one of her Principal Secretaries of
State, sbali have and perform all the powers and duties
relating to the goveriarrient and revenues of India which
are or may be now exercised and performed by the East
Company, or by the Court of Directors or Cjurt
of Proprie.ors of the said company, either alone or with
,he approbation of the Conani,sioners for the Affairs of
India.

"3. That such Secretary of Stets shall he resp3nsible
for the government of India, and the transaction of but
uses in the United Kingdom rtl t g t •r ito in the san e
mann,r and to the same extent as any of her Majesty's
Principal Secretaries of State are r.iipmsible in the
several departments over which they preside
" 4. Teat, in order to assist such Secretary of State
in the discharge of his dutie9, it is expedient that a
c.)uncil be appointed of not less than twelve nor more
than eighteen members.

"5. That, in order to secure the greatert amount of
akff.naowtsleodfge India,and ietx iein
i.sar,eivicse in the
ahle
that
tnihaenparginecmpeulet
poafrttihoen
of the members of the council shall have served in India
for a term of years to Le limited by statute.
" 6. That, with a view to the efficiency an 1 indepen-
dence of the Council, it is expedient that it should be
partly nominated and partly elected.
" 7. That the members of the nominated portion of the
Councl shall be selecte 1 by her Majesty, subject, as a
general rule, to the (pal fication above expressed, and
one-half at least of the elected members shall possess the
like qualification.
" 8. Tnat the members of the elected portion of the
Council shall be chosen by a constituency composed of
persons who have previously held military commissions
or civil appointments in India, in her Majesty's service
.r in that of the Government of India, or who way pee.
sees a direct interest, to an amount to be specified, in
some prverty charged or seoured on the revenues or
territories of India.
"9. That the Council shall be presided over by the
Secretary of State, or by some member of the C.,uncil
to be nominated by him as Vice-President.
"10. That arrangements Thal be made from time to
time by the Secretary of State and the Council for the
meetings of the Council, for the mode of procedure at
vile'st meeting, and for the distribution and transaction
of bu,iness.

" 11. Tnat all despatches, letters, orders, and corn-
munic.Atoni than be addressed to the Secretary of State,
a d khall be open to the in•pection of evt.ry member of
the Council, except such ai are now by law addressed to
the Secret Coditnittee of the Court of Directors.

" 12. That the recommendation cf persona for first
appointments shall be made to her Majesty by the Se-
cretary f State, with the concurrence of the Council ;
and the same rules shall be observed in the tusking of
such recommendations as have been followed by the
Court of Directors in the making of such appointments.
"13. That, for the purpose of ascertaining the lithos
of persons for the several appoi,tments for which they
may be so recommended, the same rules fir the examina-
tion of cadets and of clerk. shall be adhered to which
are now followed by the Court of Directors of the India
Company, until the same be altered by the Secretary of
S ate and Council of India. _ _

"14. That provision shall be made for transferring to
the Crowe all the real and personal property of the
C.onpany, except their capital stock, and the dividend
thereon, so as to vest the same in her Majesty,
for the purposes of the Government of India ; for con-
tinuing tie charge on the revenues of India alone of the
dividend on the capital stock of the said Company until
the redemption thereof, knd of all the territorial and
other ,iebts and engagements which are payable by the
Company out of the revenues of India; for auditing the
ce tic,tl annually before Parliament ; and f r securing
the preference given by the 3d atd 4th of William IV.
to the dividends on the capital stock of the said Com-
pany and the right ( f the said company to demand kJ
redemption of such dividends, and their right on the
Security Fund undiminished and unailEcttd by the
transfer to the Crown of the direct government of her
:Majesty's Indian possessions."

NAVAL AND AfILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday orders wore received by the officers
its command of the Ist, 2d, and 3d battalions of
infantry at Chatham Garrison, directing reinforce-
men s' to the number of nearly 1,000 men, selected
from the Bth (the King's), 10th, 19th, 20th, 23d,
24th, 29th, 32d, 35th, 43d, 52d, 53d, 61st, 70th,
75th, 81st, 84th, and 94th Regiments, to be held
iu readiness to embark for India.

Oolong H. W. Parke, commanding the Chatham
division of Royal Marine Light Infantry, has te-
em-el orders for the companies of Royal Marine
Art.llery under his command to proceed to join
their head-quarters at Portsmouth.
Yesterday 20 non-commissioned officers, belong-
ing to the East India Company's Sappers and
Nliners, who have been undergoing a course of
instruction, at Chatham, in sapping and mining,
left Brompton barracks for the purpose of em-
barking at Gravesend for India.
Four screw gun-bo its, built by order of the
Brazilian Goveroment for coast and river service in
that country, steamed d ,wn to Greenbithe on
SAturday ou trial of machinery, and were swung
for the adjustment of compasses, &c. They are
under orders to sail tomorrow for Plymouth, aud,
after coaling, they will proceed to the Brazils.
They will shortly be followed by four others, under
construction at Blackwall and Northfleet. The
armament of each boat is to consist of six guns
and a complemeotof 200 M.ll. Admiral the Mar-
quis de Lisl,ioa, who is specially charged with the
supervision of iho order, has taken great pains in
their equipment, and has directed that each vessel
is to carry two boats, to be fitted with Clifford's
lowering gear, as in use in our own service. They
aro intended to form a flotilla of ten vessels, two of
which, it is s iid, are ordered to be built in France.
The steam store-transport Dec arrived at Wool-
wich on Sunday, and was yesterday hauled into
basin to undergo some alterations and additions to
the super-heating apparatus on board. She is
circle] eil to ship boiler,, &c., for the 80-gun screw-
ship Lion, at Devonport.
The freightship Irene yesterday commenced ship-
ping war stores from Woolwich for Colombo.

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