The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

lady the Queen her heirs and snccss,ors from tn.
realm. OF any other Of her Msjssys dominions and
countries, or 70 levy against her Msj-.v her heirs
and suecs's2rs within any part Of tbs Ustct usdo
in order bV orcs coDssut compel her or them to
aDge a. tn ir couns.s or in order 10
put any torce or constraiat upon, or TO nnidste
overawc both houses or either house of Parliament or
TO stir any foreigner stranger with force IL
nvsde the United Kingdom, any other her Nssstys
'sy, her heirs ard and such compasirgs
maginstons Inventions devices, Intentions or any
any printing wiling, by open and advised speak,
Ing or ny overt act or deed shall he deemed guilty
thereof shall be liable at the dscrstios Of the court to
be Transported bsyond the for the hs
n.tnraI I'VE, or for ony term not sss than
And be it pl divided and snscted That nothing herein
contained rhsll lessen the force Of in any
soct enacted BY the catute the 2sth
year Of King Edward the Third intitulsd "A Decls-
ration which offences shall be judged treason
Provided also, and be it enacted, Ths tho fssts
matters alleged in Indictment for any felony uuder
this act sha amount in law 70 treason indictment
snail not by reason thereof be dsensd void erroneous
defeotivs and if the facts or matters proved on the
trial Of any indicted for any feony under this
act snsl amount IN law to treason person shall
reason thereof be entitled 10 bs acquitted Of .uch
felony but no person tried for such t,louy shall be
atsrward: prosecuted for treason upon the facts
And be 1t enacted Tbat in tho case Of every felony
punishable under this act every principal the second
dgree opd every accessory beor tbs fact shall pun
ishabe IN the some manner tho principal in the 6rs
degree by this act punishable and every accessory
after tho fact to such felony shall conviction be
liable to be Imprisoned with without hard labor for
And be 1t enacted That this act may be repealed or
amended during the present session OF Parliament
This bill passed its second reading by q majority
of ALL
Tho House then went into committee on tho BILL
Clauses and were agreed to without violent oppo-
sition clause agreed to down to the words by
open and advissdly speaking" which being likely to
much discussion, and ths usual hour Of adjourn
msnt having arrived it agreed at the suggestion Of
Sir George Grey to adjourn the discussion in committee
On the l4th, on the motion that the House resolve
itself into committee the Crown and Government
Security bill, long discussion took place which re-
motion 2s7-sgain,t it 3s-msjority for 254.
Tbs House then went into COMMITTEES the BILL and
past eleven when several smendmsnts having been
suggested to the proviso to clause proposed by Sir
Of it offered 81 an amsOdmens to tn. committees.
Mr. hume therefore moved that tina chairman report
progress and ask leave TO cit again, the proviso,
to the third clause proposed to be amended being Of
too important anature to Be- hurried over that evening
SIR GREY admitted the prspriety CT the house being
in printed form, before finally dsciding upon it and
suggested that they should take intoconsideraton
Mr. HUME decidedly objected to this, and again NOV
ed that tho chairman report progress.
Sir q. GREY expressed hope that II the motion was
carried 1t would be with view to having the committee
sit again this day.
This was sponded to by general cheers and partial
Mr. HUME again pressed bis motion, whereupon the
COMMITTEES divided, and the numbers wsro-
tor the NOTION. 4S
The syb.snos Of tn: smcnd.a pro;.c having been
agreed to- It WAS moved that the clause, as amended
Sir g. GnxY proposing to print the provso a. amend
sd and that the committee should fully consider it on
Mr. HUME ohjsotsd to the notion sontendiug that no
honorable member understood the clause - 1t then
stood.
man report progress, and ask leave to sit again.
The committee divided, and tho numbers were
For inc amendment, ............... 80
Against H. ....'.'.' ..''''.''.'.' 'No
IA. con%ttss then divided upon the motion ti.sln.
clause a. amended, stand part Of the bill, whom the
For the motion. ............ .242
ABs,ns: II $500. 1900. ~
On tn. motion that claus: stand part Of the ba th.
committee again divided, and the numbers were
s sm,, Toe m0''on' ''".........'!' 2as
' M.joriiy for ...............
Clauses and were then agreed to without divi-
Clause WAS then, after fw observations, agreed to
Tn. preamble Of tho bill was then agreed to, after
The House resumed, and the CHAIRMAN, amid cheers,
| reported the bill with tae appointments.
The repertto be brought up on Monday
The Other business then disposed Of and tho
House adjourned a. twenty minutes to two, afeR sit
ting Il nearly fourteen consecutive hours
The New Reform Movement In Great Bril-
tain.
[Fren the Manchester Examiner, Aprnls1
Our rssders will be glad to learn, that preliminary
favor Of Parliamentary and ouoniosl reform. On
Thursday last, nesting Of tho members Of the House
at which rsaolvsd-"Thatit appears to this meet.
that more cordial understanding aud cooperation
mspt as favorable to the extension OF the suffrage
an equitable arrangement Of taxatons reduction Of
sss % s.
HuNE, r. be chairman; that RIcHAaD CoBDsN, NJ r.
be deputy chairman. thar Sir JOSHUA wALMsLEr, n r.
power to add to their numbsrs''
The reaustion calling the meeting signed by the
following members Of Parliament
Joseph Hume, MP. for Montross
Richard Golden, Mp. for the West Riding Of York
Osborne, MP. for Middlsssx.
Sir w lillian Mols.wo,tA, for southwatt
Henry Sawey, M for Ludlow.
John Williams, NJ for Masolssnsld.
9 =. Munss, Nj P for Birmingham.
George Thonpson, r for Tower Hanlsts.
psssisG%p, M :. for London
Wn.J Fex, Mp. for Oldham
Thomas Valley NJ p for Tiusbury:
Right Hon c T DEynoourt M for Lambeth.
Richard Gardner, N r. for LEICESTER.
lanes mes Clay N r for Hull.
e w' ss1eD M Z 70, a. .o .,1s.g
j: :%si s K:5,s'N p, fS %. s;Ss.port
James Wyld, M. for Bodmin
M. Sullivan, NJ p. for Kilkenny,
Col T. r. ThoDpsen NJ r. for Bradford.
Lord Nugent, M. r. for Aylssbury.
shsrmsn Crawford, M p for Rschdas.
John Reynolds, NJ P. for Dublin.
William SeholsAed, Nj, 7. for Birmingham.
r. Bile witt, NJ r for Monmouth
NJ Power ". r. for Cork county
John Greene, r for Kilkenny county.
,. Smith, NJ for Stirling
James ekipgton, M r. for Blackburn.
I. OBren, "a r. for Cashsl
Captain Peoheli. NJ T. for Brighton.
Raphael, MP for Sc Adams.
} +. Wswn, M for South Shields.
W.P. Wood, NJ r. for Oxford
Sir Percy Nugsnt, Bart, M p. for westmsath.
Locke King, NJ r. for Honiton.
Bouvsrie, M P for Kinarnock
Thomas Meagher, MP for Waterford.
Sir Joshua Wamslsy, NJ for Leicester.