The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-26 00:00:00

CARLISLE AND HAWICK RAILWAY BILL

(1857).
Mr. C. FORSTER moved that the evidence taken
upon the Carlisle and Hawick Railway Bill, in session
1857, be referred to the committee on group 13 of rail-
way and canal bills, in reference to the Carlisle, Lang-
holm, and Hawick Railway, and the North British
Rail way (Hawick and Carlisle Junction Railway) Bill.
—Agreed to.
ROYAL ASSENT.
The Speaker and members of the house attended the
House of Lords to hear the Royal assent given by com-
mission to several bills. (See Lords' report.)
THE CAGLIARI.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER laid
the papers on the table referring to the capture of the
Cagliari.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.
Mr. HAMILTON postponed moving the adjourn.
ment of the house till after the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer had introd aced his bill for the Government of
India.
THE PRESS IN INDIA.
Mr. M. GIBSON moved for oopiesof a letter from the
Chairman and Deputy-Chairman of the East India Com-
pany to the Right Hon. Chas. Watkins Williams Wynn,
dated Jan. 17, 1823, on the subject of the press in India :
Of reply of Mr. Wynn to th. foregoing dated Aprils, 1823:
Ot draught paragraphs proposed by Court of Dir-ctors
to be sent to their presidenoy at Fort
William, in Bengal,
dated the 7tn day of April, 1820, with correspondence
between the India-house and the Board of Control there-
anent ; of any despatch or despatches from the Court of
Directors of the East India Company
to the Govern-
ment of India relating to Act XI. of 1835 ; of a
notification issued by the Government of India on the
18th day of June, 1857, with reference to the provisions
of Act No. XV. of 1857, that application for licenses to
keep or use printing presses must in future be made
to certain authorities named therein, and naming the
ordinary conditions on which such licenses may be had ;
also, of any notifications, simi:ar in terms or tenour to
the foregoing, which have been since issued by the
Government of Madras or the Government of B unbay.
Of any memorial or remonstrance addressed to the East
India Company praying fir the disallowance of Act
XV. of 1857, and the reply or replies of the East India
Company to the same ; and of any records or proceed-
ings by the supreme Government, or any of the local
Governments of India. taken with reference to esforcing
the provisions of Act XV. of 1857, and of any notices or
warnings to printers or publishers, with any articles or
writings inculpated under the same,—Agreed to.

PUPIL TEtkoHERs.-
Lord R. CECIL moved an address for returns of the
names of all schools which receive augmentations for the
masters, or stipends for the pupil teachers or monitors,
from the Parliamentary grant, in which pupils
were received during the year 1857 who paid more than
6d. weekly in school fees, or paid it at some greater in-
terval than weekly ; and of the trade, calling, or em-
ployment of the fathers of all the children in the six
schools which received the largest capitation grant dur-
ing the year 1857.—Agreed to.
CHELSEA BRIDGE.

In answer to a question from Sir J.§IIICLLEY,
Lord J. MANNERS said that Chelsea-bridge would
be open to the public on Monday next. Government
bad been considering how the toll on foot passengers
might be removed.
THE GREEN PARK.

Lord ELOHO gave notice that after Easter he should
call attention to pending alterations in the Green-park.

TEE WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Mr. BRADY asked the Secretary for the Home
GDoe.-
vP:rrntwmeenntt toit ii;nswtiatustteheanlyntcernitminnalofptreediugs against
the directors of the Western Bank of Scotland I
The LORD-ADVOCATE said he had no materials
for such a prosecution, and he had no reason to suppose
he should be furnished with such.