The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21
TWO CENTS.
The British Parliament,

JUNE 1.-The House met for the FIRST time after the
whsuntide recess, the Earl Of Shaftesbury, DEPUTY
Speaker, presiding.
Lord BRouoHAM gave notice that, on the following
day, he should put question to the noble earl the
Secretary for Colonial Affairs, to the persons to
sustained during the rebellion in Canada The noble
and learned lord added that he should postpone his
motion which stood for Thursday next calling the at
to the Compensation Bill, till Friday week.
On Tuesday Lord BRouoHAM begged to ask the noble
lord opposite whether he not In possession OF
farther information from Canada with respect what
had taken place in the General Assembly, and whether
1t was true as he understood IL to be- that the govern
ment had succeeded in cutting down the indemnity
far as two classes were concerned, who in
excluded from the indemnity who had ever been
victed who, not being convicted tried, had yet
tody of the sheriff and transported Perhaps the noble
lord would have no objection to state whether that
rumor was well founded or otherwise.
Earl GREY said the whole of the information which
he had received from the Governor General already
he possessed the subject had been derived tho
reports OF the debates published in the local Journals
noble and learned lord as to him He must decline
! giving any answer under these circumstances, as it
would be impossible for him to give explanation
that might not be open to msconception hereafter.
Lord BRoUoHAM-Am to understand the noble earl,
that he has received official private depatch
| Earl GnEy-The information which have on the
subject is derived from the Canadian newspapers. Lord
Egn In private letter referred to the reports that
appeared in various newspapers Of the debates said
that would derive information from them.
Lord BRouGHAM-Then, perhaps Lord Elgi adopted
the reports that appeared In the newspapers or some Of
| them.
After bills being forwarded stage, the House
adjourned
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
JUNE 4.--The Speaker took the chair at O'Clock.
CANADIAN REBELLION LOSSES bill.
Mr. GLADSTONE gave notice that it was his intention,
so on OF sp OF I'M up
the miscellaneous estimates, to call the attention OF
the House to certain parts OF recent act to provide
| I'm Canada
rally to the papers relating otha subject Iear hear)
Sir r. Iserr, gave notice that on Thursday next he
would call the attention Of House to the conduct Of
the American government in reference to the expedition
which they had so noby sent out to search the Polar
| seas for our missing countrymen.
| THE CANADIAN Rebellion LOSSES BrLL-PArERs.
MIR. HERRIEs wished to ask question In reference to
the papers moved for this subject by his right homo
rabe friend the member for the University Of Oxford
note it stated that appendix, containing list
of the claimants under the commission to the extent
Of 2176 names and demanding total amount Of f241-
9G5, in existence, and then it was added that as
these returns very vouminous they omitted
omitted to be sent from Canada, whether it
omitted to be furnished to the House by the colonial
| Office in Downing street.
Lord JoHN RUSSELL hoped that the right honorable
gentleman would repeat bis question when the honor
able gentleman the Under Secretary Of State for the
MIR. HUME said that as the right honorable gentle
man for Oxford had given notice Of motion on the
subject 1t was Of great Importance that government
upon the table OF the House all the previous
proceedings connected with the Rebellion Losses bill.
Lord JoHn RI ssELL.-An the documents in posses
sion If the Colonial Office have been already laid upon
the table.
Mr.. GLADSTONE had understood the honorable gentle
man, the Under Secretary for the Colonies to have
stated to him that day that the Colonial office in
possession Of the list in question. Qear, hear)
The Encountered EAates (reland) bill read .
third time and passed
vANcouvnn's ISLAND
Mr.. GLADSTONE gave, notice that he would bring
his motion on this subject Thursday the 2lst.
IRISH pooE.LAw AND Mn GLApsrorr's CANADA, MOTION
| Lord JOHN Russell wished to state that he
to go into committee on the Irish poorlaw the first
Gentleman the member for the GniSsSsy Of
Oxford had given notice of his intention to bring the
subject Of the Canadian Retson Losses bill before the
House, the reception of the report certain vote
in the miscellaneous estimates. that he proposed to
take the report on the vote in the question,
| Mr. GLADSTONE replied that that arrangement wsuld
suit him perfectly. He hoped, however, that nothing
would DO done in the meantime to prejudice the pre-
sent position of the question
Lord Jons R.ssnlI answered that no step would Be
taken by government, until after the discussion Of the
right honorable genteman's motion (hear, hear)
Affairs OF Rome,
The French government received on TT csJcv ynorv.
Ing the official news that M Lesseps, the Envoy Extra
ordinary and Penipotentary at nomc has positively
become deranged in his Intellect IL was believed this
unhappy incident wJuld still further complicate the
Italian question.
Letters from Rome, Of the 2sth ult announce that
hostilites had not been between the French
troops and the Romans. Garibald had entered the
NsapSlitan A. territory and had 1T was said been
| ,nn.tr.y;ors 80 - ~ 80 "a Az :, WV" no
. ".ions ~ !oy He nao suooeniy maze move
pn o .s"s, III 1Iuer 70 eIecs Juncuon with the
ann;,es. ~ Po, Wiz n"o h@rcneo Hoh the capital
"s 1n tSe ~ uai 10 a. oe..
,,t;.ans 800 .. y, VIC Ho'n w pu1ation Vi ROMAN
hundred pounds of tobacco to the French politeness
;n haut nv .Sruea W le'"rn' IL ID said oy 81
The French army, from $4,000 to 10000 men
strong, occupied the heights commanding the city,
frnm ~. fort q, p ~ u . wall extending
tba bsnL or ~ " LII VI u sa'e On
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$50 ,s y nopeu 10 protect nne troops Irom .no
c"useu ny malaria Dy estaoishin them on The
n.suss; ne amy Is PROVIDED with every material OF
| war by iate arrivals at 1ivlta Vecchia
Bya decree OF the Zoth ut the triumvirs OF Rome
nave cohnscaed all the possessions oil the King OF Ma
PIE. ylng withh the homan territory They are to BIO