The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-22 00:00:00

NEW WRITS.

The following new writs were then moved for :
For the borough of Tiverton, in the room of Lord Pal-
merston, who has accepted, the office of the First Lord of
her Majesty's Treasury.
For the city of London, in the rooteof, Lord!John Rus-
sell, who has accepted the office of her Majesty's Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs. • • -
For the' Radnorshire boroughs, in the room of Sir George
Conaewall Lewis, Bart„ who has accepted the:office of her
Majesty's Secretaryof State for the liome Department.
For the borough of Morp'eth, in the rOoM'of Sir George
Grey, Bart., who has"accepted the office of Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lancaster.

For the. University of Oxford; in the room of the Right
Hon. W. E. Gladstone, who has. accepted the office o
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
For Devonport, in the room of the. Right Hon. James
Wilson, who has accepted the office of Vice President of
the Board of Trade.

For Wolverhampton, in the room of Sir Richard Bothell,
who has accepted the office of her Majesty's -Attorney
General for England.
For Reading, in the Room of Sir Henry Singer Keating,
who has accepted the office of her Majesty's Solicitor •
General.

For Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in the room of the Right
Hon. T. E. Headlam, who has accepted the office of Judge.
Advocate-General.

For Halifax; in the room of Sir. Charles Wood, Bart.,
who has accepted the office of her`Majesty's Secretary of
State for India.

For South Wiltshire, in, the room of the Right• Hon.
Sidney Herbert, who has accepted the office Of her Majesty's
Secretary of State for' War. .
For Ashton-under-Lyne;in the room of the Right,Hon.
Milner GibsOn, who has acoepted the office of President of
the Poor LaW Board. • '

For Bedford, in the : room- of Mr. Whitbread, wife has
accepted the office of aTivil Lord of the Admiralty.
For Caine, in the room of the Right. Hon. R. Lowe, who
has . accepted, the ,office of Vice-President of the Privy
Council for'Education.

For Edinburgh, in the room of Mr. MOndrieff, who has
been appointed;Lord :Advocate of S6tland.'.
For Wigton, in the ,room of. Sir William Dunbar, who
has been appointed a LiF4 of the Treasury. ,
For Ennis, in the roem of J. D. Fitzgerald, Atiorney-
Genbral for Ireland.

For. Cork, in the room of Sergyant. Deasy, Solicitor-
General for Ireland. . ,

' . For. Kerry, in .the ,room of LordCastlerosse, who his
accepted the_pffice.o,f Trepsurer otthe Reu.,sehold.
For. Clonnaell, in the room of Mr.Bagwell,, .one of. the
Lords of the Treasury.' - •
' MR. G,ILPIN..- -
Mr. BRAND moved, pursuant toftiotice, that the house
at it rising, adjourn to 'Thursday, the'aOth inst.
Mr. W.. O. STANLEY, . called „attention, to a para-
graph hi the 'Times of this morning, in ~which it was
stated that an attempt had been made to corrupt Mr.
'Gilpin, the 'member for Northampton; in the discharge 'of
his duty, and to influence hiinin giving his vote in the late
division against the .Governmenti by offering him a peen-
niary,eonsideration .of the grossest and most directlind.•
When the house metafter the adjournMent he would ask
the hon. member for Northampton what' steps he meant to
take to vindicate his charactei. . •
Mr. BLACKBURN said there" was another passage in
the paragraph, which mir,ht'_also be inquired into, viz.,
that in which it was. stated that Mr: Vernon Smith had
informed his law agent that in. consequence of the unjust
attacks upon him When" in. 'office, by his distinguished
services;ter Majesty had thought proper to elevate him to
the peerage. • •• ' . •
Mr. BOUVERlE•said'there was a,wide'distinction be-
---tiveen the two .eases. .The ono was a...direct allegation,which;if true' • showed that ickiess breach of.the privilege
of the house had' been conanditted; while. the other was a
matter with which the tbiisblltal nbfhing to do. ' •
- Mr. T. DUNCOMBE sukqeSte&The:prOper course to
pursue would+ be to have the "ediiiii•of the paper in which
the „paragraph appetii_ed summem*l..to -,attenCat the bar,
to state his authority forlheAks.lerfi,oriol the article:-
Colonel DUNNE 'sag the.holise, would Iva Ste their time
. .
if they attended to :Seinilfii)and'.'ittfcelii the newspapers.
Mr: G. CLIVE said- :reference to Mr.
Gilpin must drop,- unless, the hainosiocalier- for Finsbury
was prepared to name .the-persOullae Wished summoned to
the bar. _ • 7, -;._ •

After_some discussiont
Mr. STANLEY intimated - that he would lay a copy of
the Times on the table, and then" move that the publisher
be called to the bar at a subsequent.poried..
The motion for the adjouppnent of the home was then
agreed to. • -,