The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-21 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE CF COMMONS, June 20.
S,Jaker to3k the Caair at Riar
PlinrATE BILLS.

The followin,g pril ate Bids were r:v.td a third time and.
passed:—
Merionethshire Turnpike R)ads ; Reading Unicn
Wavr works. _

Tt,e f)llowing Bills, as amended, were =silt.' el :
Liverpool, and Southport Railway (deviations,
enlargement
Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport Railway (Sale or
iver o
o Cfr os
tsabtL n , & c.)
loae to the Lanelshire and Yorkshire Railway Com-
pany, &c.)
The Manchester Bonlinz Bill wa,s read a second time,
PETITIONS.

Mr. W. BECKEr r pr;s7nteds: petition from Lnds
against the admission of Jews into Parliament.
Mr. FREWEN presented six po ions to the slme
effect from places which ho did not name.

Mr. ELLIS presented a petition from Leiees:er against
the Jews Bill. _

Sir R. INGLIS presfmted petitions from a place in
Cornwall, I.rnsley, in Yorkshire, and Pe wsey, in Yv'ilze,
all to the same effect.

Mr. PLUtilL'l'llEprQsenttd retiliols from li,nt and
Hereford to the satnn"effect.

Sir J. TROLLOPE presented fire petitions from
Kent to the same eff!ct.

Mr. ;EST presented a similar petition from Kidder•
ruinster to the syneviTect.

Sir DE LACY EVANS presented a petition from
the rector and churchwardens of the parish of Sr. James'i,
Westminster, complaining t.f the imperfect state of the
sewers of Westmins:er, which precludes them from en-
tering upon the sanit lry iinprovi.ments of that district.
The nom aad Galan: Zlember gave notice that he
would move that the petition be printed on a future day,
as it was his intention to found a motion upon it.
Mr. DEEDES presented a petition from a place in
Kent against the Jerrs Bill.
Sir J. IvArisu presented a petition from Itiduor-
shire (as we understood) against the Jews Bin.
Mr. I.IIf4DYAItD presented a petition from Haver-
fordwest to the same (act.
Mr. MOODY preteroed seven petitions from places in
Somers t to the same effect.
Mr- it. PALM2it presented a petition from Built-
shire to the sario vtr,et.
Mr. H. BERKELEY presented a petition from Bristol
against the MercAnt:le Marine Bid.
Sir G. STillylilaND ..eiented a petition from the
Odd Fell() Saciety of Preston praying toot a clause
might be introduced into the Friendly Societies 13th to
urotect their iorer,Et.
Mr. MACKINNON' presented pelitiorri from Whit. -
ba2e', Stepney', and Waiworth in favour of the Marriage
B:11.

HARTLEPOOL WEST HARBOUR AND DOGNS

BILL.
Mr. in moving fir the postponement o;
the bring ,I;; up of report, oil this Bill till Tuesday.
took ccelsk"l to cuiepiain of ao :loot:phi-ins printed
stave :o it ri flar!ing rvon his having attended the Com-
mitter: on the thud h he wis not one of the rni-in-
hers of that (1)11141'0.mo, and to diecl.iina being influenced
by any improper in hie rater:dance.
Lord ROBNIZT GriZ )3ViiNOll, gave notice that lic
should erilt the First M sister of the Crown whether he
had it in contemplation to provide a mere cenvcriient
Plat" for tho accommathtion of persms attending her
("witlg-:ooin than the prcsont one, which ex-
posed them to great tiloger.—(Lnughtcr).
Shortly bilire tire o'clock, at which time the House
was do lic4 crowded, Lord Palmerston ea•ered the
House. etxtompanied by Sir George Grey and the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and was loudly cheered by
the Members on tae Ministerial benches,. There sal
partial satirical cheering on tho Opposition benches.
METROPOLITAN GRA.VEYARDS.
Lord DUI)LES cuAra rose amidst considerable
laughtor to put the fihowing questions :—What was te
be done with the gravorards of the ditf rent parkhee
after thry shall have been closed under the Metropoiitrio
Interments Rill, who is to have the control of them, an:
wko is to bear any expense relating; to them?
Sir G. GItEY replied that they were to remain undor
tho management and car:" of the existing parochial autho-
rities.

CONTRABAND TRADE.
Admiral BO NLE:i asked the Chancellor of the
chequer ,ALethcr he wa3 aware of the great increase of
the contraband trade many puts of the crast of the
United Kingdom,and that this cireuim3tancwa's goner ally
attributed to the reduction in the force adult, which had
hitherto prevented the smugglers from hovering on the
coast.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied
that he be:i..ved a great deal of sinuOing had
been carried on in wine parts of the co:tit,
but it was by no means general ; but this had not
arisen from any reduction in the coait-guard service.
THE AFFAIRS OF GREECE.