The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-29 00:00:00

VIE CIVIL SERVICE:

Mr. RICH asked the Secretary t i the Treasury the
foll,wing questions, viz., what causes have prevented
the presentation of " Returns of all persona who, baying
been nominated f r junior situations in any of her Ma-
jesty's civil e,tablishrnents subseqm nt to ti e date of the
order in council of the 21st day cf May, 1355, and not
having obtained certificates of qualification from the Civil
Service Commissioners, have been employed and paid for
such employment, in such establishments ; distinguish-
ing, in emh case., under separate columns, the name of
the est ,blishment, the name of the person empaayed, the
nature of his situation, whether temporary or pera:anent,
the p,Tiod of his employment, the allouLt of his pay,
the authority under which such pay has h, on issued and
allowed. ay.d whether cheperaon failed to obtain a certi-
ficate of qualification, or did not present hims,lt fee exa-
mination before the Civil Service Commissioner,.
And, of all persons who, having obtained ertifi-
' cates cf qualifics.ion from the Civil Service Commis-
sioners, have been employed and paid for a period
prior to the date of such certificate, a,,d subsequent to
the date of the Order in Council of the 21st May, 1855 ;
distinguishing in each case, under separate columns,
ns:the
name (.f the establiahment, the name of the person em-
ployed, the nature of his situation, whether temporary
the amount
uotfidheisre:ric(l7:=Pay has been
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permanent,pays the theauthority psr od
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Mr. HAMILTON said the causesof of April.
removed, and the returns woul_l shortly be ready.

PUBLIC HEALTH ACT.
On the motion for the consideration of the Lords'
amendments to this hill,
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE moved their consideration this
day Fix weeks. The amendnaells had not been printed,
and it was unable to know their effect.
Mr. COX eecon(led the motion.
Mr. PALK considered this measure as the worst that
had ev€r been introduced into that house.
Mr. ADDERLEY explained.
Aft.er :.once remarks from Mr. Cox, Mr. Walpole, Mr.
W. Williams, and other bor. members,
Tito amendment was withdrawn, and certain of the
Lords' amendments were agreed to.
LUNATICS (SCOTLAND) ACT AMENDMENT
BILL.

The Lords' amendments to this big were agreed to.
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS' BILL.
The Lord,' amendments to this bill were agrei-d to.
The L ,rids' amendments to the knowing bills were
also agreed to : Joint Stock Banking Co:upanies Bill ;
County, &c., Property Conveyance Bill ;
Declaiati,in Btll ; and Copyhold Acts Amendment Bill.
TRUSTEES MORTGAGES, &c., BILL.
The order Lr the second reading of this bill was read
and discharged.

RETURNS.
Several unopposed returns 'Acre ordered.
REPORTS OF SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
Mr. COWPER in,ved au address for c Ty & r cx,racts
corr.spondence betweru the Cototnittee of the Privy
C. uucil ou E Jucation and the inauagers of schools snd
ner Mjesty's inspectors of school!, relating to the die-

trihtvion, rublicAtien prftmrstion of the annual re.
ports of the irspee!ors.
After some remarks from M. ADDIMLEY,
Tbe motion was ac,.reed 179.
The bu ineis (in the Eraser was got through by half-
past 5 o'ciock, arid the house, after waiting for a nom-
munination from the Lords, shortly afterwards adjourned.

GOODWOODRAGES.—(This Day.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH)
ZETLAND STAKES.

Starof the East...— .............................. .... . wO.
EIGHTH BENTINCS MEMORIAL STAKES
Rainbow 1
Marseillaise
1
Clarence

Five ran.
RACING STAKES.
Compromise beat Ethiopian in a canter.
GOODWOOD CUP.

Saunterer l4. 1
Fisherman
Schiedam
Ventre St. Gris
Eight ran. Won by a length.
MOLECOMB STAKES.

Merryman
CyDrienB .............
Lurd of the Manor
Fire ran. Won in a canter.

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