The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-14 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUiTRNTIONS.

Alexsnder Cruickshank,miller,Mollenhill, Lanarkshire,
David B tin and John Allan, Smerrell, Oddness-shire.
Robert Forsyth, architect, Thurso.
Robert Finlay, house factor, Glasgow.
Adam Wm. Dunn, merchant, ➢lelrose.
John Douglas, farmer, Sibster, Caithness-shire.
Robert Stevenson, farmer, Braohead, Old Monkland
Lanarkshire.

Mathew Whitlaw, tailor and clothier, Airirie, Lanark
shi:e.

EAST INDIA COMPANY.

Yesterday a speeial general court was held at the India
House, for the purpose of continuing the consideration of
the two bills now before pailiament relative to the govern-
ment of India, and of the report of the Court of Directors
thezeon. The chair was taken at 12 o'clock by Mr.
MANGLES, M.P.

The report of tho Court of Directors, granting to the
eldest son of the late Major-General Sir Henry Lawrence
an annuity of 1,000/. with reversion to his younger brother
in the event of the death of the elder without heirs male,
was continued.

The CHAIRStAN having intimated that the discussion on
the India bills would now be resumed.
Mr. M. CLARKE said that the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer having signified his readiness to adopt alterations, he
did not see how the debate could be usefully proceeded
with.

The CHAIRMAN observed that Colonel Wilkinson having
given a notice of motion, he was in possession of the chair.
Colonel WILKINsorr then proceeded to re-open the dim-
cuasion. There were, he said, two bills before parliament,
and the object of both was to deprive the East India Corn
pany of all participation in the government of India ; and
at the last meeting there was read a report of the directors
in which were forcibly and clearly stated the main objec-
tions to those bills. After having fully weighed the
matter, and consulted with other proprietors, he was of
opinion that the object which they had in view,namely, the
good government of India, would be best attained by their
empowering the directors to act for them. He had there-
fore, modified the motion of which he gave notice at the last
meeting, and he would now propose it in the following form :
."That this court concurs in the opinion of the Court of
Directors that neither of the bills now before Parliament
is calculated to secure the good government of India, and
they
acefiedingly authorise and request the Court of Dirac-
tors to take such measures as may appear to them advi-
sable for resisting the passage of either bill through Par-
liament, and introducing into any bill for altering the con-
stitution of the government of India such conditions sa
may promise a system of a (ministration calculated to pro-
mote the interests of the people of India, and to prove
conducive to the general welfare."
Mr. BORROWDALE seconded the resolution.
Mr. LEWIN moved the following amendment :—" That
the bill introduced by the Ministry establishes a despotism,
and, under the pretence of fixing responsibility, vests un-
trolled authority in the Secretary of State, whose acts are
screened by s body called a council, but which really pos-
sesses no attribute of independence beyond that of clerks,
and deprives the government of India of all those checks
which have heretofore exid, if they had not been duly
exercised by the East India Company."
Mr. JOHN JONES seconded the amendment.
d Colonel Wilkinson's resolution was carried
After a long discussion Mr. Lewin withdraw hie amend-
ment, an
unanimously.
This terminated the proceedings,

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