The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
Arnerirnns in EngIand.

.io4a BaH anl Bfoihr JoaottaH.--Exifaet ot letter, dated London, August 5,h, isle: The House of Commons has of late years beeh niaeh eiogged with business. and the proceedings iia'f been retarded by us' less and prolonged debase- A large committee has been raised 10 search for rene dy. Thn Hon Jno. Dsnnison, the London tanA' CT. so well known in fhe United States is eharN4a and il iscomposed of the leading of all par'ies LoEd John Ras~.. Sir Robert Peel, Sir Jaines efs' ham, Messrs. Cobdeu, Hume, D'lsfael and 0Conuell are members Of tho committee Tbs committee, on Monday last invited the eN Ninis'ff Gui2ot 10 state the mode of cloeing debate in 0" and through the agency of ous Minister, Mr. bsn- croft il also invited two An erican gentleTfn. Ed Curtis, Esq, Of New York, and Iosiah Randa' Egg, of Philadelphia
 'sM. Guzot s a small man, with piercing eye expression of great benevolence and intelligence He speaks Englis tolerably well, and appeared per fectly at home; addressed the members with gresi familiarity; while their department to htu showed that they expected, what they wished, his rstora ton to power. lie gase a clear fand succact se count of the manner of closing debaie in the legs latiye bodies of France. Any member can femshl the closing Of debate, when one member alone can speak u opposition, condaing his .rcinafhs 10 ihe question, and then majority eau close CT Perihi. the debate ie be continued long as the body s'a please. This motion eau be repeated after a"' speech has been mads.
 
 gentlemen were to be present, Lord Broughaina naa requcstedao be sent for, and alihong'in the House of Lords, judicial business, he chlne i,h' inediateiv. Lord John Russell wrote a noie aPo'o- gizing for his absence, being at a Cabisr; oouneh' after the formal introduction ol hese geniie'eh o the different members of the c0mmsttee and LSra Broueham, Mir Curtis took the staBd, and the eS, animation by the chairman commenced. Hhe most interest was manifested, and in few minutes aifn"s' every member of the committee was asking ques tions, none more repeatedly than Lord bFoaguam' MT. Curtis, in a very satisfactory manner gave me history of the previous question in Congress t"s various modes of aeeeIeraiing business, the progre" of bill through tho Mouse of RepresentaiyeS' ana came down 10 the last improvement, and the "eo which elicited the gtaatest lDteres the one h"" rule, which he explained and Iuslhed lie was listened to with the deepest attention py 'hs i'" bers, who had before them the Legislative hshHa' of Congress. MY. C. was from two to thTee hou'' under examination, and acquited himself "l'h sfe'' credit q, ..4 ssMr Randall was more condensed lie S'''eI that the one hour rule had worked we'll u""e" much opposed had fought itself Into tAVof' sa "a' now popular with the members and teif ces, n.'' the people at large. In answer ie qesuohs, h' o-' ted that speeches were pertinent, graPhIe' 'A' bodied leas words and more ideas and ts' e''4Ds in his judgment, had been ssilusary He uish that the Supreme CouTt of the State Of fsAH'y nla had at their last term adopted the one ho"' G in the review of civil cases, and that -osD0 ~ courts in the interior of YennsyiyanIa hi4 '"'f' a similar rule in civil cases beioTc'a JHFy'