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PICS 
Jory 4, 1863.] 
through committee 
tha yi 
хло 
[o б . 
asked what was to become of the enormous mass of unem- 
loyed factory ancien during the ensuing winter.— Mr. 
ILLIERS said the Commissioners never advanced any money 
ЕЕЕ —— 
io Monday. The Misappropriation by Servasts Bill passed 
1-0 eport of the Public Works (Мати, facturing 
District r. BENTINCK asked if the pr^ on ans 
THE GARDENERS' 
advanced rendered it certain that 
nd whether the iem 
ad been т; 
d анара MAE to е recogn td the South.—Mr. | great resistance, tc any cha <А Е our weights an and measu 
iA Y A] 
CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
certaining that the guns уеге) not such as could be used for | dealt with by a body like the Board of Trade.—Mr. FERRANT 
the armament of the ship, the ey directed the a uthorities at rr d that e t qp чоша б Seen ps etae 
Liverpool to give her Leere av Recognition of the Confederate who - bought weights and measures under the 
$,—Mr. Ў. Е. FonsTER inquired whether any communica- reet law.—Mr. M. GIBSON Р not feel він аз to the 
acid. by the tt ose s from the nm people of mg: cosy being induced to conform, without 
eplied that no communica requi her for recogniti It was also a question whether the House ought to assent to 
tation, had ed. FAT неч last autumn from compulsory measure enacting that, after a certain time, every 
ed а * » 
Tr id 
the Emperor of the Frenc! т. RoEBUCK then mov person in the United Kingdom who did поё use in the trans- 
nfed Sta rt asure of per- 
this question he was quite aware that he would um ннан missive character, as a first step to the object in view.— 
from a certain party, but he was quite чуч Ад to irri ci any | Mr. erp was of opinion that the Lippe otd the change 
unpopularity which might attach to him on that account. iae of system had been exaggerated.— Mr. v suggested 
mericans, i 
x 
who considered themselves the salt of of. the rth, | that the "Bi ee ce be read à second time, pu r* affirm the 
ned their own раси» bya етос повний, principle.— CHANCELLOR of the rein ordi said it would 
aving ob 
а Ки а; а silly King, lai pinan down two great principles—one, | be idle to n ейл pass а Bill, the principle of which was 
ri ulsory. 
x ad, howevi ce and З Др Е 
the outbreak of the civil war ignored those principles alto- i-e ке ч ғи — to alter the measure in conformity 
gether, and now denied [л right of the Southern State 4 with this suggestion. Оп this ed the House 
of Supply; Mr. COCK. Log rer rig 7, vx hen m government, and the right of the great Powar of Europe ti Дө when the motion б the secon quw was carried 
1 ral officers, and by the proceedings кане M De Me had сен хра br Z 0 to SA The nm then read a me ime.—Mr. 
3 h К ticular cases | heroic va e n the and profound sagacity in the council. onde withdrew the Sheep, &с,, Contagio па Diseases Preven» 
КО T b en у: giving — nM en * | The vietories which had crowned the Southern arms were con- tion Bil, and l Mr: : Бапов, on the part of "qr overnment, 
игы der Plu ucc. Ui e with the | tinuous and (— The Confederates aatis wem the | undertook in a Bill to continue for another 
aeg 3 on would be gradually transferred to the ship pem m their soil, and Washington was n greater | session the DES TM the éxisting statutes to prevent the 
Ве ЕН luded by moving for papers.— dan oem Rich о. To say that negro йаа рган was | spread of contagious diseases in cattle. The Nuisances 
L opposed the motion, and pointed out | the “object s which the North had gone to war with | Removal Act (1855) Amendment Bill w: 
e contraband of war ie; port t of л m n m: заа а д 
A 
b: 
ens 
=ч 
* it was known that. ihe. сагай "add = аз carrying 
largely from England, it was ener T it was affcotation, 
tand u 
rb 
mnjastifablo, and that ihe condemmations were contrary to 
the а i еи eee c Jaid down by Lord Stowell and 
existed ге 
м, owments exis 
to an inquiry into t. 
^ id, 
that were applied to other nations а 
R i existing circum- 
e decisions of the United States’ Prize Courts КЕ 
" respect 
e 
m ect e Poland, and uv that no time should be lost in 
e — of Ross to the nt of the three Powers 
—Mr. B. CocHRANE called attention to vt 
rried out in whole or in 
ed to the country being put to expen 
т б. GREY ЫЫ Ше sending. - speci 
missions under каси! circumstance Айе 
by Mr. 8. Fırz 
med by Mr. POR who supported the motion. There was 
fio jo other E е 2m 
an 
ram: it t had i failed: “What was the remedy? He did not 
Th as оп 
1 at 
which Cato торони "for Carthage. — Mr. Dawson said it 
as impossible to den i 
tab ів со 
Мг. HENNrssY said that T бошу qux in ym] 
had been a failure, and that there had been a falling off of | Stage 
had been put on board her, made inquiries 
un Minn, э "> oT i, чача 
observin 
otion was s SIME MIS Hons- 
South as 
orld in which an established Church 
action, 
wm at anomalies in regard to religious 
day ш 
the Sout 
баай to Mr. Ве 
His Majesty would not again subject --— to such treatment, made ig — ent in reference to the 
р; 
“ capital. г 
танне ре но "inat тл зао ое ahould | had been the first to publish the despatch in question, аай seid 
© тез 
continue be ed by he! 
ment PR the memi unhappy contest in the States 
of North America." Не felt quite as much thy for 
= LES. p "ui 
e 
tothe would Lent jogate tho » the South, but, if 
th di 
Ads. and песе ooessitien - the entire continent Жы d at no | th 
5 M qm rre o 
, his ор! 
with bim to obtain the recognition of the South, x" at гечи economy would be to rigen gy the buildi 
variance with the information — т reached € Foreign | supported the vo e, contending that it would not "e the 
e f the 
Madres of quantaty ici а. which eer ү embarrassed ри obtain а hearing, but 
posed system would rest upon *he nui e 
i аз read а second time, 
simply isnt, еко us the South | The Stipendiary Magistrates Bill, the Poor Law Continuance Bill, 
e MTS into the Union to-morr the Ncrth | and the Zoan Societies Bili passed through committee.—Mr. 
P 4 
anxious to co-operate with England for the duit ih of tht provision. to be нах К, of the funds К bos enwich Hospital, 
Southern ee and eng e s wow Baron for Aud idows x slain, killed, o Funda in the sea 
ui "ge f the Cro 
ma the sam e 
Emperor felt aggrieved by the e dde of her aMaeetys Govern- nd the. Emperor of the French.—In 
t to ps ie Ан buck a 
where Lord Lyons sb t ward. | answer Edo questions from Mr. W. E се. Mr. LAYARD 
i rtions of Mr. Roe- 
ашы, that the Жерд. of the French 
buck o [Denim evi 
on Eod „А re Pe CIO CE TU DEP осе соонга һе had been ba тА ан by the English Govern- 
Sei which had sent his р -— of November last 4 
he subject of mediation А рле tothe British Minister 
lhingto: to Mr. Seward 
БЕ сгу of the Manchester party, and to assent to Was сй on it had been shown to 
.—Mr. LixpsAY seconded the motion.—Lord R. |® СО nd ceived by the Frencb Minister in in ае 
g! 
‘sty’: _ | that the French Government had published their note in the 
е уе сро iteur before they recei h 
M 
sympathy for the | tha 
Mr. Roebuck, but he did not wish to deprive her of | at Washington, who had communicated it to Mr. Se and 
hi n h „ | that it was Mr. Seward, and not Lord Lyons, who spoke first 
He цот ijeoted. рін" her o к erg [eic берл That X. on the subject, —The CHANCELLOR of the —— € — a 
‚апа ld be тін hi: ‚0001. р 
end e i5 nd would be ae Injurious io th Mr. C. p Fok x In tional Exhibition Building. Не said that if the House 
the amendment. — The pO of the Ех. | Were to accede to this в proposal, he sbould give notice to intro- 
E е "a be no doubt that the sym duce а Bill to authorise the separation of certain collections in 
seconded 
UER sai pathy 
of he уаз people of this country was with the | the British Museum. The three urgent wants which the 
r indepen and tha t there | Government - iab gem ми national portrait gallery, а 
Не | museum of ents, а place for the rece per of the 
о (T of ho stili: pat 
Tor one, did not eliorb that the restoration of the Union was T Е collection d in the ЖЕШ at msbury. 
attainable, or that the emancipation of the negro 
uld be | To eit w roposed to retain the idus gener 
loodshed. At the same time, he E "Hot give | an nd t ca ne сйн rooms looking into the Horticultural Gar- 
achieved by blood. 
"x теча to а premature recognition, which the experience | dens, and, in fact, to deal with the interior of the building 
DIT 
Showed was generally followe d by war, nter- and the four and a-half acres of land on which it stood, 
this moment t arouse a ‚ patriotic re- : 
the North, and impart to the people that defensive | remaining 12 of land, for the future 
secret of Southern though ZI The ouet of this arrangement would bo сог, 
EA A win tus tar uonM and, Du зр : the Government were prepared, under all the circum- 
which 
the tme had sirrtved he bad more 
faith in the gentle action of publie opinion than Ms diplomatio en to recom eem е on the ground of nente forni and e 
which might lead to complications terminating | pediency. There obligation upon th 
—Mr. W. E. FORSTER supported. the ERE. von. | ré move the building within a certain time, ber if Г the Govern- 
that premature aition would be a breach of ment removed they would have a great architectural 
war.— 
eutrality, that if it The di рола by war, it would | question to deal with, besides a great money quanti while . 
а pompous nothing. The се had indvced | serious inconveniences would result from the unavoida! 
Congress to pass the бирои 3 а ANY 4 approach to in- | delay.—Lord ErcHo moved the 
tervention now would weaken the peace party in the North. ground of the utter p i 
Lord В. Сксп, supported the original motion, believing it sui sent hideous building into anytbing either рое е to the 
Not uer th t| - Pu end 
osti! 
rose J А s expenditure, 
—Mr. Ввтонт criticised the speech of Mr. Roebuck, which fri ment, and annoyance, and called upon the committee 
he considered to be illogical and inconclusive. The war іп | іп the name of sound sense, sound economy, and good taste, to 
America was more likely to abolish Cei very than anything else | negative the vote.—Mr. TiTE said that the —— of British . 
that could have happened; but even that end would not | Architects had satisfied themselves by a carefu' examination 
j ly inte w i jpo the sapi 
r proposed 
r | impracticable.—Mr. BrNTINCK iusisted that if Mr 
спиев were likely to а yan th the contractors 
e removal of tbe building, Parliament was vus from 
bligation to purchase m a 
istan: оа г- 
ment. He warned de Hous nit its to the urse | pose had Б, — ma a false pretence. If on the other 
indicated by the motion, for. if p r^ n rct MEME over, d, the purchese good у" тө the best thing that 
ring | а wound wou. ld be left in the hearts of а t people which а | could be doni onla.: e r^ sell the land again as soon 
century might not heal.—Mr. Percy WvNpHAM moved the |as possible Не believed that if the 
m 
t of — e и ай G. РА M that 
а few words froi NEW Е in oppo- | House to any extra t expenditure.—Mr. 
Office.—A fter y vagan 
sition to the motion, the dias; i Ovi: until Thurs- | declared that if it had been known that any ше would 
ext. Several Bills on the table were advanced a|have!been raised by the contractors to the removal of the 
agreed to риге! 
tion as extravagant, irra- 
not а ants there ever E dm Wr Н. Сман rp seh y WED —Mr. W. Ewart moved the second reading PA tional D лие озу с rd Н. LxNNOX supported 
hich could not be impro Р a motion of. thi kind he, Weights d Measures Bill, the object of which was REGORY opposed the vote.—Sir 8. Nor 
pro y decimalize our weights and measures, making them Ad я pu the committee amid 
pou "— хр оге о, ЭРЕ 1 Paid, | scene рдни a to е 
count; 
varieties an нас банани а and. і 
trade, but our transactions with R. Сес, besought. the committee to conduct the. 
he proj EN greater moderation. 
whereby all other measures of extension were to be rin the Exchequer's speech had removed all 
E ao 
e into opera! 
that the change would cause greater e and incon lences | __ 8. NOR subsequently moved 
mould remove. -Mr. Lock Mr. P. URQUHART, x M. | ment that s go be duced b, 
R, 
by 
of authority in t i ken by the committee ide jg hy nged amid'the ent 
mm 
pu иа 
report of the Select Committee of last year. Mesi | Plainod that that the сые. Sir S. 
units of measures of ty and weight | mind, 
tion for three years.—Mr. Ly eme аа move that the LN Ба мыны to а select committee, 
that 
would comp and 
unusual excitement, were—F 
s "Mr. CompEN said that the weight | tne vote, 121: against. it, 287; majority against it, 166. The 
ensely in favour of a decimal rum The | majorit: Daaa o бле on cg ert ert e 
m pope. T "The D Duchy of Cornwai —À—! was 
"The 4 у were then 
by the vis inerti, all admitting that the present QM. 
Vaiiv.—At the — sitting several Railway Bills were 
Fisheries (Ireland) Bil.—The 
ecimal and. 
its| read a omg d passed. 
effect, and the young would in time influence the old in its ч commitiee on this Bill, and the consideration 
He strongly felt, however, that this matter must be House went in 
