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as not responsible for giving up the Bill; ded t Board.—Lord C. PAGET oppose: ed the expectations of reform, though he would gladly listen to any 
T onsibiiity ested u upon iria n the House, which was ofering > dears ine. Pe not. prepared to say y thet the epr eeto not | proposals to that end.—Sir H. WILLOUGHBY etted to find 
mium to out-of-door agitation, There had not been a f me eu: of sige ty was as satisfactory as 
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he charges “which Lord = —Lord C. PAGET explained a proposed scheme of retirement, 
, . Paget had himself Pes against me Admiralty had done | increased half-pay, and promotion, of officers in the navy, 
ll to introduce another Reform Bill, he warned bim that | much to ender that distrust which now existed in the comprehending captains, commanders, and lieutenants.—Sir 
i le r i iti reed id with regard to he adm: rota) pak pri that oe J . PAKINGTON disapproved the scheme, and baa the com- 
and t ati rine that it was a “sir J. PaKINGTON re he aos arg Ay agree in £0) plicated questions involved i 
itim: to function sf the "State to make a new distribution of of the e suggestions o; of Admiral Duncombe the same time he sideration E ak e scheme was Aeria at 
Petica T power, giving less to intelligence and property and ae more desirable that whatever inquiry should be made | length by naval m and ultimately the vote, which 
more to numbers. the House was now aware that this ould be conduc ot by a committee of the House, but by jah mith havo carried t the adoption oft mas scheme, was withdrawn, 
royal porn sng ir NAPIER po supported the | and a: vote of reduc substituted. Other votes 
| motion, —A atte discussion ensued, in the Ny nr o ecn a Baek th 4 ‘Chairn nat repo 
inority,’ whi ruled the in which Sir C. Woop took occasion efend him progress. e Phenix Par ill was read a gn ime, after 
ae Y Mon Senne ‘weer gee i EA | charge of having been a party to the building of unseaworthy | a short explanation by Mr. Cowper, Several r Bills were 
Dogani i DIERA, Admiral DuxcomsBe withdrew th adiri nced a stage, 
motion, on the distinct Mmi aT 3 we he should be at EoD DAY.— Edinb rgh A nnuity Tax Abolition Bill.—The Hous® 
liberty to renewit next se should he consider it necessary. irito abao Aliaa aar hike Bill, and agreed to the rem parm 
. Lox Indian Army.—Sir C. Wo oD, moved for Teave to bring in a Fa with t the pei of clause se 16, 15, providing for agi 8 
i . pi to repeal so much of the Act of Parliament as enabled the building of Trinity C a ; Chure o la apse of 
the motion of Lord JonN the Bil the order for the com- abort he of State for India to meee n a nin eu country for her years, which was rig z gaer by 
tee e i ang eee e i i = ia, m U es of mini 
The y ing the second reading of the he proposed consisted of a hap ees repealing clause, and he sd | added. to clause +3 et Mr. Brucy’s amendment to clause 
s ing 
H, thai r 
| disposed to part with the power they now possessed ; but they | from the French cerernien), respecting the annexation of 
7 a Hua stated trankly and fairly that if the views of the Govern- Savoy, but he could not, of course, pm A ga ould be the 
ate the statute nt were confirmed by the decision of Parliament they would | nature of it. [Left sitting.] 
nal, as a whole; and that, under a Board | f faithfully endeavour 5 carry them out. The question, there- 
y i ich he now desired to take the opinion of 
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rti ; a k ject | the” oiis was, Pab Mbe a Zapato ratat ; force 
ments in the Bills that were in his opinion not merely matters | Should be cater for local service ndia, or $ i 
of detail.—Mr. AYRTON wished for a statement of the. existing | whether the whole of the troops in that etk poa form € tp Entelligence. 
ight kno taeret apltorations f pri ae vy st army for Some sh hh Lond P pang Money MARKET, Frmay.—British FUNDS: Con- 
by the Bills.—After some remarks mar a te diia A ae aei 2 eias ropean orees in India, | sols closed at 93} for the Account ; Three, per Cents. 
Ewart, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL sad he hoped, betorethe preety and the Biota tn peril penie. it occasioned to our Empire in Haden ee eg preg anise ae Fd Pigi tod: 
closed, to lay before the House a measure for expurgating the | the eh =P Cee KEY . 7 eon Pats ns eee z zi 
statùte law, which would be a step tb. its ENE a and | the vable "to prevent such dangerous com- | Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17; 
codification. The Bill, after some further discussion, was read binations 3 in. future, ‘therefore, and for military efficiency and | Piye Cent. Enfaced Ru per, 97} to f; Ditto 
ma tine, as well as the following :—the Malicious Injuries po olitical safety, he had arrived a he conclusion that the | hive and a Half per Cent., 1024}; Indian Four per Cent. 
ore inage Offences Bi i D rm n , ag 
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and the Tih et poke utation bay were likewise read a secon D a e DA t P a , 873; Dit 
meé.—. ITESIDE M t ‘eye x. 
r. oved the second Seger ag 3 Soe Land- | v0 ae  STaNtey, Mr. Horsman, and several mem- | Buenos Ayres ferred, 254; Chilian Six per 
lord ani Tenant (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill, .—Lor: . ral me y et 
tl ei Ase: Mn ne: arai bers, however, objected, on the ground that the Bill was ka ; Mexican Three per Cents., for Account, 213; Por- 
3 ee x f 45 Acco 
dated all the Acts raang the existing la law Papo subject. 
After a brief disc pene Bill was read a aie ond time. f ese ee pe 
; Me i 3:8 ish S., for Acct. 
debate on the amendment, m ir J. eventually adjourned until Thursday week. —Mr. Fenwick pant , > 
eading of this BAL tw R mire) eyed leave to od ght fre a Bill to abolish Passing Tolls.—Mr. set; ; Turkish gA per Cents., 1854, for Account, E s 
i i ; Hi. initted to bring ina Bill to amend | the Ditto ae 1858, 60 to 3; p AER Three per Cents. for 
Burial. Grounds 5 (Ireland) aE i The orders of the day Account, 243. 
then disposed 
was 
making tie re ond measure. — Mr, LONGFIELD said tee ee in cout, On the first clause, Cy obish it was 
that the best feeling was growing up between landlord | PO Bank of Supers. 
as 
sed that n 
enma in Paa except upon the production of a certificate ISSUE DEPARTM 
that they could read and write, Mr. PAGET moved as an | Notesissued .. .. .. £29,909,910 RENEO d bt.. sè 211,015,100 
i 2 u hat Other Securities .. .. 3,459,900 
hildren of the latter age were too young to be employed in sos d'Coin and Bi ae ++ 15,50 
i t on the 
not approve all th ho proce Sie ugh he did a 
e all the i i R i A AEE 
explained in a ye Xe ea i which hess part of the Government, and it was ‘eventually negatived by £29,909,910 £29,010 
ini ould become spoke in 1. LL moved issi the cl evs ve 
some ayi ekaa A , l 
from Mr. BLAK. a ARDWELL on a division 180 to 91, and theel: atm era ah On the | Proprietors Capital.. .. £14,553,000 ; Government _ Securities 
amendment was ea “the eola tae, Ne. KINNAIRD moved an nt to the effect, | Rest. i; se enä Lostatnn Dex Weigh 5.764,106 
and afterwards co: pro formå. Other Bills were for- tiatatter thestet December nextitebeuld not belawfal toemploy ing Excheq Other Securities 15819563 
arere eta = y boy undér the age of 14 reins ira colliery mstone mine | Banks, Commi onera Notes 5 dikecon 475 
ria g an 739,659 
—Edinburgh Annuity Tax.—At the morning sitting | amendment was negatived by 146 to 7, The eamains then tpg mele a ep nee, SITS 
repo! rogress. 
besos DAE oA — oe been Re ed o! i ee age 2 an | ocal Government Suppi emental Bill, the Lands Classes Consolida- 
ported oa ouse resumed at six ee oci ‘aples | tion eed 1845) Amendment: Bill, and the Friendl, ieties Act 
and Sicily.—In reply a aioin BOM from Mr. H. B. SHERIDAN, Lord | A í Pig were read a soc er ge time,—Sir J T ear 14th day of June, 1860. M. MARSHALL, Deputy Estes 
i at the G to ee eee 
\LMEI overnment had dek Sp ne obtained I leave ors Chain 
ship-of-war to Marsala, one to Messina, and four to the Bay of oe inthe Merchant Service.—Mr. Loci mea de ree 
ing azette of the UgAee 
protecti Eie Bri EA The Governuietit of q ewcastle-upon. 
o ion of the British flagə e Government of Naples had eane use on sn ro oF Gas. le-upon-' Leathe 
despatched a diplomatic agent to Paris and London forthe | THURSDAY.— and Insurrection.—In r to iain ey pT BANKHUPTS J. Banza, N Wholesale pre ai Ma and 
purpose of making some communication to the two Govern-.| Alderman RES s Me “= Fonresoue § said that TE diba ot Gun Flint Manufacturer — J. CASWELL, Mi 5 GA Northam} 
ments. Whenever he arrived her Majesty’s Government would | intended to send out reinfore ts from England to New | Boot and Shoe Manufacturer—J. Cooxe, Staincliffe, orkshire, Joiner 
express their opinion on the barbarities which had been com- | Zealand, as there was alrea Sse pait Fn in the colony, Apothecary, and irohmaster—J. Ceorsr, tianging Ditch, Manchester, 
mitted at Palermo, and which were oe gn vhost the age and | and both tare and naval reinforcements had been sent | butter Merchant and Commission Agen at 
to civilisation, He could not, however, hold out any ex from Australia. “Naval Reserves,—On the motion for goin Brag Iluminated Glass ufacturer—T. Cureuton, South Sea Peter Street, 
tion that such representations would ove avy EE Ee effect | Committee of Supply, Mr. LINDSAY -n ne acne ie the state phan el map ee eee ten Comck: Ballder W? 
upon the fete government of Naples, or that the officers en- | of t the Naval Reserve, e, and moved as mendment that, with | Fercuson, 11, Paternoster Row, City, and of New K Cont, Middle Temple, 
gaged in those eea would not, oer of being p e w T eihelenny. in w: e: diture in | Bookseller and Publisher—C. H. Griks, 3, Suis Re w, Tower Hill, and 327, 
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a, smassacreat Perugia. The Neapolitan Government hadapplied effective measures should be adopted to compl eaatenel kmaker— < 
plete the reserves + Bric G. W. B. K 
e its allies to tee to his Majesty the possession of the | of marines and seamen for her Majesty’s navy.—Mr. LIDDELL eo tne. Mvatery, St. AA Gray's 
wo Sicilies. Austria had positively and Force aimee then advocated the establishment of school-ships as the only means | Inn Road, Carriage and Cab Builder—W. Noan, J. Noan, 
to interfere, and he had reasons to believ that the Gove: t ria 3 id th Droitwich, Worcestershire, Salt Manufacturers — T. Sw Great 
ent | of obtaining a due supply of men.—Lord C. Pacer said that the | $ ridge, Staffordshire, Chemist and Druggist- 
of rane as equally unwilling to move in the ma ater. e | system of school-ships had been partially tried, and he thought | ` , ieoerciee ” ANNULLED DSR ` Cuewnnson Lougtborough, 
cely say what was ose paari of bert pom a, that they should proceed no further till the result had been seen. | Leicestershire, Tronmonger and Brazier—' n Maxrin, Chepstow, Mon- 
regard to th rve, xcellence the fe mouthshi 
aracteris Gov 3 orce was pi 
ments, like those of Rome a: na "Naples, T they first drove shown by the desire of the shipowners to obtain the service of | FRIDAY — BANKRUPTS — C. Aten, Risca, Monmonthshire, Grocer 
their subjects to cage ay n, and havin pelled them to | seamen of the reserve. At present the total reserve of all | —H. P. Barrann and S. Newsome, Ribbon Manufacturers—al. ‘ig ee 
Tevo! geen Pi number: 3,8: the Bacchante | Landport, Hania; Dealer in Glass—H. Coores, OA, Great Cambridge 
against the authors ‘of revolt—forgetting me Guy e the | had just been put into commission, aud were already half i i i damini: J. 
real authors of the revolu' pe! of which they qouivinined: manned, and if the pitblic would only wait oi they air. treed A A Ey peen, pee SEATON, 
and Pail tread the Dp e ; medy yoma m fre A tg gong find the navy ona re joao ays —Admiral WAL- oh phate maaie Currier—W. A. Sra , Old Compton Street, Soho, 
Temo ihtary and Naval Attachés.—In an ged the necessity of improving the t: seme both of | Shoe KRU 
O, Sranrev, Lord PALMERSTON said that the evcen ia ka oa cers.—Sir C. NAPIER pele. the ah ssity of main- PR aS ERE HP ED oe S. Duecax, Newington Causeway, 
of France had appointed a military attaché to all the | taining an effective Channel fleet, and of s Pace the navy SCOTCH SEU ECE RATIONS -I Grutaw and Co., Banffshire, Wine 
Princi] foreign Courts, and that her Majesty’s Govern- | with Bet out of erm men might be made, rather than een Ngiri ts—J. Smirn, ssn Hi rshire, Innkeeper—B. D. 
mg since appointed a military attaché is. A i c vader would take | SULL say atl of Safi, now ah eee 
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ITBREAD | 
J. PAKINGTON asked whether it was a fact that a ser A 
aha taché | the means suggested filling up the reserve would 
had recently been appointed by the French Government | end by ruining the fcet —Admiral Duxcomne said that 
e Embassy at London, and whether it waa ini ented to ~ hant service not always obtain seamen, and 
pa attache ad tae at Paria. —Lord PALMERSTON replied that | the policy of promoting by all possible means the entry of 
@ naval antao seach appointed to London, but that be was bo oys into the service. The amendmen ge 
unable at that moment soya te whether = Daten for | then plied and negatived without. a division. 
Foreign Affairs intended t Spence a similar ent in | WH called attention to the ineq alition in t Vin Sie e present 
connection with the British Embassy at Pais: sg Peas eat: sen poi assessing the income-tax, and Aora the adoption of a 
ir C. Doveta i j ae! 
i to 
ithdraw the clause in the Census i OLDSMID, and Mr. WESTHEAD 1 $ this 
collection of statistics with regard to the a osion as naait mode of epg E tax.—The CHANCELLOR of | taken by t e Dean 2 3 
of the people. — Bir G. Lewis said that the penalty clause | the EXCHEQUER sai aid that relief of one class involved addi- present Zz ilie atoe of Yı ork the Marquis of 
uld be withdrawn, so that it would be optional | tional burdens on Pees ang Admitting the faults and in- Lansdowne, the Marquis estminster, Earl Amherst, 
with the public to state, nut their religions “opinions,” bu ualities of the income-tax, he remarked that they were Earl Albe tle; the Earl of 
their prot The Admiralty.—Adi e re prominent in the incowe-tax from the very nature the Earl of Mayo, the o mar] e 
for a select committee to inquire in e t ‘ot the bor i ment, and m: the pr for its re-| Stradbroke, Lord over, Lord gh! Lord 
iralty, and the various duties devolving therc neni Bn e og more i ban it would remedy. Boury rå Lord Charles Russell, the 
He disclaimed any desire to throw blame upon an feular | It m at persons under schedule A paid v. Lord John Thynne, the Dean i 
Administration, being to improve the Siloti of | practi iy, ‘for more than their income; while those assessed n 7 Sj vid Dundas, Sir Walter 
the service, and ‘on r its operation less oben, me upon | under other schedule aid commonly for much less. He ce Master o r Sir i 
the couutry. this. view he suggested that the Bourd believed Sat the si impressed with the difficulty of rie Stirling, Dr. Cureto “i the Bishop of. Moray and — 
should concist ornavel officers, with the exception of the fi odeli car ere now nore willing to acquiesce in itsin- es of distinction. The 
* Lord and that the e Comptroller-General of the Nady should be cae ‘He Pate not, therefore, re auy sanguin ne | and many other personages 
