The New York herald., 1866-07-13
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Parliament met on the 2sth OF June
The proceedings in the House Of Lords were mGdw
In the House Of Commons the cHaScKiIoR or rrm H.
cHEouER then rose and said0n Monday, when propss-
ing the adjournment Of tho House to THURSDAY said
that should probably then be in position 70 ask Tor
further adjournment by authority OF and In communica
% non win IN, some person who would probably ease
administration / have bad a communication from
the Earl Of Derby 70 the effect that u Is his wahs
with view 10 The convenient progress OF arrangements
for that purpose that the House should adjourn Tor nos
less than week Consequently, came down here 10
day prepared 10 move thai House adjourn ThsK
day next without doubt a. tar a. the substance a
that request Is concerned win be readily acceded to-
But u has been intimased TO me by he night honcrass
that independently Of any question connected with p
business there proceedings connected with .fs
fos sbe borough Of Hslston which would be incon-
venient 70 postpone. Also understand thai the high
ess authority IN ne Hoase copcIrs N that view Of ts
caso ] do not therefore, feel any hesitation IN 80
far dsviasing from ths request have received n to
waive any formal motion Of adjournmcnt from today
nicnt thai thc House should moe bosh tomorrow ana
Monday for purposes connected with the Helsion pe
tuon On Monday, believe there VIII be no obstacle
vbasevcr 10 an adjournment until Thursday; and thas
arrangement viii, think meet with general assent ON
both adcs of the house whaa conceive to bo tho
substance OF The communication and the desire expressed
behalf of Lord Derby that public business, a. 80
understand tbs term public business" shai be trans
acted from until Thursday next; and H under
stand the matter formal adlournment may very wct
take place on Monday TO Thursday.
Mr.. II. OSBORNE moved the adjournment o. the nous1
for the purpose OF making some observations on inc
cnsis, which, he sald unprecedented the country
having already been eight days without government
a time when aoars home and abroad were unusnaiy
complicated. Notwithstanding Mr. Glsdstones expans-
ton the other evening no could not understand why tns
government had gwen up their places and Their bill 50
hastily They could not have expected TO pass Retorm
bill without some opposition; but the point on when
they had chosen 10 accept defeat was one OF mere
detail a. had been observed BY ber Majesty. W
the forty -four liberals by whose aid that defeat had been
caused nanv were good refomers and attached fenda
10 the and would have Joined In carrying -
vote Of confidence had not the governments refused ~
almost with contomeiy, and on all grounds he pro-
poupced 20 be very lamenabe that they should havs
thrown down their cards readily wthoa ai least ob-
tanne some declaration from the House the rcduc
son of the borough franchise. particularly had only
few days before consented 70 very important rsdno-
sion Of shs county franchise.
LorDoN IN POSSESSION or MOB.
Major Krox seconded the notion snd IN doing ~ 70
called the attention Of the House 70 the subject slude
70 by the honorable member (Mr. n Ccchrsnel and hs
ask cd whsA>r London % b hardsd 70 nsob fav
Though London N anfe Of sfegs fns rch, and -
81 James place possc of pcce stationed 70 kccp
the mob out the Homo Secretary said he knew nothing
about IA 10 the evening papers was stated that The
chairman % the meeting Trafalgar square called upcA
me MOO 70 afsnsbr Whft>ba place ride ne wtnd~
n rhcl Chdri,s b>hsd1sd-(au order -
carry resolutions against this House and plain word
10 make "A s,,smgt AZ tr9tmidzlg7. Would the ush1(