The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01 00:00:00

Me order having been read for
resuming the adjourned debate upon the bill brought in
by Lord D. Stuart, prohibiting dealings in Russian Secu-
rities by British subjects, Mr. T. BARING opposed the
bill.—Mr. WILSON spoke against the bill.—. Mr. Buvv,
Mr. L. HEYWORTH, and Mr. SPOONER supported the bill.
—Lord P.sx.msneron gave his cordial support to the
measure, on the ground that it was of the highest im-
portance to inflict all the injury in our power upon the
Emperor of Russia. The arguments of the Secretary of
the Treasury were all nonsense, and he would never con-
, sent to place honour against the pocket, or to make the
question one of pounds, shillings, and pence. The rejec-
tion of the bill would have an extremely lowering effect
upon the character of the country throughout Europe.—
Sir 3. PAHINGTON said Government ought to have
brought the bill in themselves.—Mr. W. BROWN opposed
the measure.—The house divided. For going into com-
mittee, 77 ; against, 24 ; majority, 63.—Lord D. STUA.RT
reported that a member, who was in the house during the
discussion, had not voted on either side. (Loud cries of
" Name !") Lord D. STUART said it was Sir W. Moles-
worth.—The house went into committee.—Lord SEYMOUR
moved that the Chairman report progress, so as to have
the opinion of the law officers of the crown upon the
question.-7 Lord PALMERSTON would vote for going on.—
The committee divided. For the motion, 32 ; against,
78 ; majority, 48.—Before the announcement of the
numbers, Sir 3. SHELLEY said it had been reported that
a member who was in the house when the question was
put had bolted up to the gallery without voting. (Loud
cries of " Name !") Sir J. Shelley said it was Mr. Lowe.
—The CHAIRMAN said the proper course was to move
that the member be brought to the table.—Sir J. SHEL-
LEY did not know where to find him. (Loud laughter.)
—The subject then dropped. and the committee proceeded
with the consideration of the first clause.—Sir J. PAR-
INGTON moved that the chairman report progress, on the
ground that the law officers of the Crown were absent.—
Lord PALMERSTON consented, and progress was reported
acebrdinglv.

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RI7SSI AN

EME is of DR. PEITAMM—On the motion for
going into Committee of Supply, Mr. OTwAY called atten-
tion to the case of Dr. Peithman.—Lord PAIIMERSTON
" said the Doctor was insane, and was confined on that
Ed account.

bIIPPLY.—The house went into Committee of Supply
upon the remaining civil 'estimates. A vote of £25,000
for defalcations of Mr.'Swabey, after a very long discussion,
was agreed to.—A vote of £2,000 for an observatory at
Nottingham was withdrawn. Several other votes were
taken, and progress was reported. The' ouse adjourned
at six o'clock.

TRURSIDAY, JULY gr -

The Speaker took the thair at noon, and a considerable
portion of the morning sitting was 'taken up with the
discussion of the Pin&ley-road Estate Bill, which stood
for a second reading.—Lord R. GRetSVENOR moved that
the bill be read a 'second time that day three months, and,
after a debate of nearly two hours, this amendment was
carried by 97 to 4.1; so the bill is thrown out.
MILITIA BA.gRAZICS.—On the order for going into
committee on the Militia (No. 2) `ill, it was objected by
several memberslkat the bill introduced a new principle,
in throwing upon vounties expenses for storehouses •and
barracks upon .0 larger scale 'than formerly; that the
militia was a n Ado nal force, and the charge should nottte
local, but be &bayed in part, if not entirely, by The 'con-
solidated fund. The house length went into committee
on the bill, ill the clauses •of -which had not been gone
through whenlhe sitting terminated.
Petitions °were presented by Mr. Heywood, from
Messrs. F. tteiner and Co., Turkey red dyers, at Acciing-
ton and 'Church, in Lancashire, against the Bleaching
Works Bill, praying for exemption from the operation-of
the bill ; by Mr. Philipps, from the vicar and parishiontrs
of Eglivyswirw, Pembrokesli&e, against the 13th•clattse of
the Mortmain Act; by Mr.'Hadfield, from the committee
of the Mkropolitan and Provincial Law Association,ifor
amendments in the bill relating to the jurisdiction the
stmeriomourts of commonlaw of the counties Talatitye of
Lancaster and Durham; and from the Liverpool Associa-
tion of Wholesale Grocers, in favour of the Bills‘cif Ex-
change Act (No. 2), giving summary execution-on -pro-
tested'tills.

OXPCILD. tarvEsstrY.—On the order of the daffor the
consideration of the logs' amendment to 'the Oxford
University Bill, Mr. WALPOLE opposed the adoption of
the clause relating to the governing body of the mniversity
as altered. He moved 'lthat the house disagree to the
Lords' amendment-ter some discussion 6he house
dividul, and the loixis' amendment was cariiediv 117 to
61. -The. Lords' amendment, which reversed the' ivision
of tire house on the • saject of. School endowments, was
carried by 110 to 68, if:Mr a debate of sconetlength.—A
division took place upork-a motion by the Chanceller of the
Exchequer, that the "tame disagree to the Lam: 7,s' amend-
matt respecting priszete'halls, and the motion Inas carried
by;l32 to 72. Other-amendments were ugreed-to, and a
conference was appointed to confer with the Lords on the
amendments made .bythe Commons on the Loidi' amend-
ments.

THE BISHOP OF KIM ZEALAND.-011 the order for go-
ing into Committee of-Igupply, Sir J. Pairrworov moved
that the house resblveitself into a committee to consider
:a-resolution to address' Her Majesty to give directions that
the salary of i,600, ':heretofore voted anntthaly to the
EGshop of New Zealand, be paid for the gears 1853 and
ifro4. He detailed and•commented upon the tireamstances
ruder which the salary was withdrawn from The votes,
Without warning or notice to the bishop, arid-contended
that it should be ecmtinued to be voted by!Parliament
matil some other source was provided.—Fir GARET, after
.a 'tribute to the merits :.and high character of the Bishop
ef New Zealand, repealed the facts which he hrklstated on
former occasion eonamted with the disallowance of the
grant ; and said that, if the appeal made to the Local
Legislature was not attended to, this country-sheald make
gtod his salary for -aBk.lt.—After some reran:an by Mr.
FRoundell Palmer, Mr. lkdfield, and Lord W.Eiraham, the
motion was withdrawn. •

SUPPLY.—The he:lse:went into Committee,d43upply on
the remaining Civil .Service Estimates, when ..a vote of
,0140,000 for the purelukse of Burlington-house:sund site in
;Piccadilly, and anothertvf £lO,OOO fo ra 'conaular-office,
hospital, and prison at' Censtantinople, underwent much
dicussion but were 4ndly agreed to.—The -Chairman
than reported. progress.
-Ceveral bills were advanced a stage, and I:e2 house
Laltionrned at ten minuteaio three o'clock.