New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

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Trnt. Er. Whitehead Of New Yo,k.
s,cra the Ho.. j .rnes T. Mason, rom iae pgac,el
American Cors5i. IN the United krsdo1n, from Nj.
g. Peabody, sad Others. Tne room WIS lne'1Jy
decorated With the sta,sp.nged ps,n- sni lh9 ION
sck end over the P.esldsn;s table hung portraits OF
Gsasral sId Lady Washington, 1od Also "a eAce-snt
hkeae.s OF Qusen Nic:orA, grs,o1sJ tr; oJ her
Msissty for i.s occasion. A,er e1hau' 'uoe a very
Ioog hs. Ct sentiments, sod spending very m
rrT.sl evening, the party broke np q is'e hca''
PARLIAMENT.
HoUss o. LoRp-, July j.-O1 TIE o'oer o. ne dsy
fy goirg into Committee O. me O.'as oII iL)fd
LIeapsi, the Esrl Of ClScsry s-sei whether
the Sovereign would be called on to give aer royal
sssrt 20 a measure which night be opposed - ner
cop,cenious opinions. lie aSo oreT attention 20 me
fact tba. NJ secarity tsd been sken 70 prevent Je
rom usDg the egslsve power gwen IN 70 'he IN
ury of the Established Cburch
fhe Duke Of Marlborough thought .hs. Js Fs shond
not be 2lsced in this respect, II better position tisn
the Romsn Catholics. .
The E.rl Of Derby had 10 reason 10 suppose tis, #
both Houses Of Parliament Ptssedthe oii, her hs7s,y
ing ihe. He admitted that some smendments would
be relui-ed n the bill ss i stood. Afce. few re-
marks from Lord Campbell Lord Lyndhurst sad that
the presen. bill wss very ii drawn, snd the unnece es-
ssry verbsge ought 10 be struck out and the s Of
The words Of the Oa;h of Abjura.on made 20 cores
pend with the oath itself. BE shouA pos.pore his
own bill sine die. The House then went into Com
noitiee and the amendments introduced ard or
dered to be printed.
HOUSE OF CoNsoys, July The House resolved
itself into q COMMITTEE On the Government o. India
Governmeot), ersetirg that regulations sh)uld be
rade for admitting persons desirous OF becoming csn
odstes for cade.shps in the engineers ana artillery 20
be examined. Mr.. Monsel moved 10 substitute for
=" cadetships, &c, the words, " admission into me
military college at Adiscombs." The amendment vas
negs.ived. The lew 3i:h clause, "wnicl provided
tha. not ess thar tenth OF the Dunesr OF per-
sons TO oe recommended II cry year for military ca
detsbps shall be selected from among the sons OF
persons VINO have served IN lndis in tue military or
" civil service OF her Majesty or Of the Esst lnda
" Company, was agreed 20.
The new 3J.h clause erscted that except IS sfore-
ssid, all persons to oe recommended for military ca-
oetshps sha be nominated by the Seer etary OF S,ste
snd members Of CouIcl 20 that out o! seventeen
nominations the Secretary Of State should hsve two,
and each member Of Council one, subject TO the ao
proval Of the Secretary Of State In Council Ihe CON-
mttee divided upon this clause, which IVES carried by
I6j 10 9l. Mr.. Pagan moved clause empowering
the Council to refer certain outstanding ca US Of Brit
ish subjects upon the Of Dude for advances
msde TO the then sovereign Of Dude. This clause af
ter some discussion, was regstve1. The order for
considering the University tScctlsnd) bill was tnen
brought forward. The motion and several snenf-
men;s we're negatlyed. The House shortly after ad
JOurned