The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-06 00:00:00

THE IRISH CHURCIL

In rep), to an MN. 11. Ems EU,
dir JUill,l GREY said he should proceed with the
matter to-morrow.

THE MEETING IN HYDE PARK.
:Sr. YOHKE asked the Secretary of State for the Home
Department a question with respect to the meeting in
Hyde Park.' It had become known that cabs and coster-
mongers' carts had been admitted into Hyde Park, and
what he wished to know was whether the ordinary regu-
lations had altogether been set aside.
Mr. WALPOLE said be was not aware of the admission
cf cabs and carts into Hyde Park. All the ordinary regu-
lations with respect to that park were now in full opera-
tion. •

THE REFORM BILL.

The House went into Committee on thts Bill.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he
regretted he had not been able to place the exact words of
the amendment he had referred to in the hands of hon.
metubets. lie hoped, however, to do so to-morrow even-
ing. With respect to the amendment of the hon. mem-
ber for Oldham, he had fulfilled his promise, and brought
the matter under tho consideration of his colleagues, and
The
right regretted they could not relieve the compound
householders in the manner he proposed. Tel
right hon. gentleman then proceeded to state the
the
it
had
entire
been su set out that neither the landlord nor the
It was proposed that the compound householder should
ilinaatklierei n theef billte with aeili•edspTeetteto ctlimantpo uline d hPruPes ehe aod
ldertso.
oßf yraofrtsh deductarrangements
f,rto•hmolehiaemroeunntet.
amountl)y t the
3
occu-
pier would incur the fine that had been spoken of.
He proposed to make certain amendments to the 34th
clause, and also to meet the repeal of the 13th and 14th
Viet-, saving of course all existing rights.
Mr. would like to know what was meant by
lieAr
sNohu CC ELL
whose R
name o f t hNev
aEs X
ono tEh Qe Ur
eEglti s
t er said
siht
the last observation about existing rights?
thaTt any owu Ids
be protected in all the rights which he at present enjoys.
The course he thought that would be most advantageous
to pursue was after they had finished the third clause they
should consent to the postponement of all clauses between
it and the 2.lth, and proceed with that, and thus at once
dispose of the important question of the compound house-
holder.

Mr. BRIGHT thought that if the whole matter was
postponed for a fewdays, there was every prospect some
arrangement agreeable to all parties would be come to.
If the party of the right hon. gentleman would give
him the power of doing that which ho (Mr. Bright) felt
certain he was desirous of doing, viz., to make the bill a
good and great measure, the better it would be for all
pa rties.
The question was then put by Mr. Dodson that the
words "12 months" be inserted in the third clause, in
place of the words "two years," which was agreed to.
Sir R. PALMER asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer
whether the compound householder would be permitted
merely to make the deduction he then spoke of merely for
one year to enable him to get his name on the register,
or whether he would have the favour of cluing it every

year.
he CHANCELLOR of the E±CHEQUER said the
T deduction of course would be made every following year.
(hear, hear.)
Sir R. PALMER moved his amendment to clause 3,
which was to omit the word "inhabitant." before that of
occupier, the effect of which was to make the qualifi-
catiou of the occupier suflkient for the claim to be put
on the register.
Mr. GOLDING thought it would be unwise to strike
the word inhabitant out of the bill.
Sir COLLIER said the effect of the argument of his
R.
hon. and learned friend was to place the voter below £lO
in the same position as the voter above that amount.
(LIFT SITTI~a•~
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SHIPPING IN EEL LIGE 1.4 GE.

LONDON, May 13.—Wind this day at noon—South-
Easterly; moderate breeze-and flue weather.
FALmo UTII, May 4.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Crusader,
screw steamer, from New York. Sailed—Maid of Weans,
for Kurradte.
rLYMOUTIT, May 4.—Wind S.W.

—Sailed—Northern

Queen, for Madras.
I[ILFORD, May 4.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Aurora, from
Cardiff for Quebec.
SWANSEA, May 4.—Wind N.W—Sailed—Scout, fur

Valparaiso.
j May S.W.--Ar.tived—Cumber_
lati:1"
I,from 3.laran ham. Sailed Laplace, screw steamer,
for Buenos Ayres.

GRAvg.sr.xn, Monday Morning.
Arrived, May 6—Dolphin, steamer, front Antwerp; Vier
Vebroder, from Holmstad.

5 DEAL, konday Evening.
pa,sed, April —Susan Bailey, for Lagos; Minerva,
screw steamer, for Genoa; General Lee, for Syduey—all
from London.

GREAT BOAT RACE AT IN EWCASTLE. The
scullers' race for £lOO, between Percy and Taylor, five
miles on the Tyne, was rowed on Saturday afternoon,
there being a vast concourse of people, including many
London celebrities. Percy went away with a slight lead,
but was soon overtaken by Taylor, who gradually drew
away from him. Nearing the Lead Factory Stores
Percy put on a splendid spurt and- came up with his
:opponent, whom he soon afterwards -passed'. Percy
kept the lead, and, increasing the distance between
them, came in the winner by about 100 yards.---13eiro
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