THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. (Jury 14, 1860, 
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support.— Mr. did not himself called upon , Sardinia.—In answer to Mr. GRIFFITH, Lord J. RUSSELL said | EXCHEQUER said ti he Government, had refused to sanction 
to attack rab ane the a ikii but in his view | he had no reason to believe that any pressure had been put | the arrangement de the Galway steam- Sonu contract 
hey ‘were not cdl ae of the occasion. They bore | upon the be ace rer of Sardinia by that of France, to induce | ha been transferred to the Montreal and Oce n Company. 
the marks of being prepared by more than one hand, | the form enter nae alliance with the Government of | The Syrian Massacres.—In answer to Sir C, Narni and Sir J, 
and, if y expressed all the House was to- express | Naples, ro n the promise of a constitution. The | FERGUssoN, Lord J. RUSSELL said h that very great 
under the circums es he nt, pe on er jea ipa Conference,—In answer jos a further J. RUSSELL | caution must puting blame to either the D; ses 
terity would say thai re resolutio; id that the object of the Conference on the annexation of he Maronites; but, whatever be the cause of the di 
degenerate House of Commons, He did not t think ‘that they Savoy wi ia e f the Treaty turbance: e European Powers wer und to use their 
were taking a sufficiently bold and a arse by a; nna referri o put a stop to the massacres, and he stated the 
to the resolutions, because the Hou: Lo en had reversi mare rin. Her Maj ‘oposal asures alreas en with that view. alt Crediis,—y; 
a moment the fundamental principie, pen — asserted by the for that purpose, to eN A be open for | reply to Hopexinson, the CH. Rof t XCHEQUER 
Commons, that tion and re entation should be insepar- | France to ee p RANE M S aid th: = Aamen ae proceed with his proposal 
able in this aer pens The oe of Comm aa was the best | that the House resolve itself intoa comm o Co rtening the of the malt credits, but not at 
judge of what was a for the trade of the country, and esr to ae Majesty, pr aying ag the officers, marines, and present to propose Hen y discount on the duty. If the importa- 
of what financial measures should be passed for its mainte- | seamen of the fleet serving in China tion of foreign ma lt was nctioned, it was intended to modify 
mance, yet it was iadaa ae d, in the most unblushing and | fi oun i o extra pay rod the axing excise instrastions,—On the motion for going into 
aud: s manner, its functions, and leave the | allowances. — Si: ps one of Supply Mr. Co OWPER, in reply to Admiraj 
rol in the hands oi 0 inex enced and irresponsible | which as explained that the delay in the ‘completion of the 
«gentlemen. The House of Lords had committed two offences | Norta, Sir C. NAPIER, Sir J. ELPHINSTONE, oppos sed a Monument bites e anxiety of Sir E. Landseer to make 
which would not raise N character in the eyes = the people. | S. HERBERT and Lord C. Pacer pom said that, by the regu- the lio: the basi rthy of the subject and of the British 
In rejecting the r the repeal of the paper duty it had | lations, our naval forces could ‘noe be paid their extra allowance | lion. Tiat, Sicily, a aa revi —Sir R. PEEL moved for an 
ee a great bok, of industry, while, by i increasing the | as G semia Sre = see _ ma a aoe ere paid by a| Address for copies or extra f pi ing to the 
income-tax by a million, it had trampled upon the confidence € . vi uld a annexation of Sicily to Pi mont, and of any infor- 
and sted the faith of the House of peed The course | be e proposed he Soy sa the and of Sir M. Sey- | mation received by her Majesty’s Government as to the 
he would recommend, and which he believed would be conso- | mour in China, and ‘rates would ‘hereafter be proposed for probable demands of France consequent upon the event of that 
nant with the dignity of the House, would be to pass another | future operations.—Mr. CocBRAN: ed the Government would | annex: xation taking place ; also for any papos showing that her. 
an Sg ake repeal of the paper duty, and he believed the Lords | not delay the Soa batta, and wit Mr. | Majesty’s Government have oo he last few weeks inti- 
ept it. He reminded the House of the great obliga- anish | mated to the Govi ent of Turi ‘hat the continued aggres- 
sone which it owed to th nd benefice: li Sive policy o the overnment odd not be vi it! 
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and he bi oni s e y Great Britain. After giving a sketeh of 
n ofthe senpeguenoa which, w ould ros ult fi a El e 0 serve y e history of Sicily from the period the island 
sagacious and far-seeing a rA ition in which | ex ject.—. wW rC. Lewis | was in the Sapi a No rity r to 
the House was ni A Sing for abased itself = ssed. nsion that 
Te an ete i Npa and hereditary tokens dising" poliey of ‘Sardinia, whieh he harncterise as 
‘oul e from the sham ae se ns yg Se attach to erel nce, would in realit; mense 
the chief actors in these d do all in his to the latter Power, eth Ae a 
power to maintain the IRE of the House, pei to preserve Dr. "Mactoughtin 1 from red as gs ok Taepa. seh pate ngerous A Gore in the councils of Eur po; He hoped 
inviolate the sacred trust confided to him by his constituents. said uestion that her Majesty’s Government would not consent to the island 
The first resolution was then agreed ta rA the second reso- pe when Dr. PE being o hale. Ppa Se as | of Sicily bang Joined to the crown of that Sardinian monarch 
lution bein = . Mev — — te nipi to serve, he “rolused to Pee pii therefore who had bartered the liberty and betrayed the interests of 
than the precedents prove! ed, ved to end it by declined to accede to the motion, which w: gatived without | Savoy and Switzerland —Lord J. RUSSELL said that her 
inserting, E *th nee “among other matters,” — | a divisi to" fring ina ill to ome rs ad a had ee pp a, i the late 
Lord PALMERSTON objected to the insertion of the words. The | p of East India Stock at present King of Naple: cal Lp tit 
wording of the beian he observed, had been the subject of | and by the ee CtivE obtained leave to ea forms, any ance the part of PAES overal 
a deal of deration. — Mr. i oved th ri gg rd Minto’s mission had been to bring the fier Pend 
adjournment of te, but the motion was ed on a mmitte o formå at in England to bear in the settlement, but it failed all 
divisi 33 to 3 The House next divided upon Mr ion hag boing vaptin’ ail ps ry Pha Ho ouse Apae aubsequent effo sre a ad failed. Even a few months ago the 
ellor’s amendment, whic as negatived by 36 i te = com wig on the Gas (Metropol) Bilt —Mr. 8 King might hav iy both Naples and Sicily, but he 
resolution was then agreed to.—The third resolution having | ved that the Chairman lea r, and en tonal Hooleited t to Bry himself w — o counsel « of his weli-wishers, 
- been put, Lord FERMOY moved that besa debate be pa roumctiy parse a ‘ong e explanation of ns ' position ‘or the Gas eae: and the result was that his c ie too late. If, how- 
but the motion was negatived, after e discussion. The reso- | of the m panno e contracts which he sidered the ever, the people of cil i i6 le nstitutional 
lution was then agreed to. Reis othar piar Pm of the day having | lature oer ge "mad e wi ern so tardily offered them by their Sovereign, it would 
deen L gon e through, and c = ee forwarded, the House be ee by ¢ e sty’s Gove nt to find fault with them; 
rned at 3 0’clock to Monds p . ~ , on the other hand, they would never lose sight of the 
Estcourt, Chairman of the Select Committee to which peo 
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—The Paper Duties. —In reply to a question from ihe Bill had been referred, su agested, after the statement of saigs of their own internal affairs. was for the people of 
Mn 2 Ry the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ee ta at | Mr. Staniland, that the Bill should be referred back to the | Italy, “Sicily, and the Roman States to declare what was the 
it was his intention to move a resolution for e equalis g the same select committee. anta G. Lewis approved of this | form of governm wished to live ; if 
ms and excise alia on ater: ; and poe give falla L notice the select com- | their detérmination was such as to lead to their future happi- 
of the form in which he svonle make the pi gr mi! J. TRE Bill i 
LAWNY expressed his determination to 0j ps ions for recta thro 
going into committee of supply until the question o or the paper | committee on the Roman lie Charities Bill, and some r security an etargonoad ero Kine- 
pis ipa and the Bill was referred back to 
ittee. The & 
ug 
eB was aa A settled. The Census Bill.—In Si 
o oor 
a » th 
r% i he vo the vola of th pe etetied 
no oT X z =a T e word religious 
mpensation” from the Bill. 
jaie of the cou nty courtjadeos professi He objected sry into sia siiri ee 
give the Conse idated Fund.| °F Drofesions, not as a Diss mee , but upon general grou: 
eof. He would fix the salaries | in which many Churchmen "porioutted. believing ‘that the. civil nite 
br pet s the Untrim rate of 10107, & year, ata mar ee a instituting ou ae E Es o in Bi ir e then 
roposed to pay the other salaries and , . aE tended to att t the R f the 
entation of fees | &- Lew said that alm ery ci ivili ee zo e ee po Rees une e r o 
Barr 
itted that a A irs 
SiN. Gf a dations axiil peo ple the 
posed it, and ster fate ke nee A Had’ hae 
ndia. The objec of the Diss Sii 
In con- | Unreasoning iino vin on ‘ae: a Fiera of complaint. 
od t to— a the same time, as the discontent of any portion oi 
he House sing a le would err? the S A of Ta A he w: ia 
k iug to acquiesce in the am BORNE sai 
ae grei nn kog new Gourt af that this ishias SERR only eet cre whom it was 
inten L attributed the opposition | Was Denmark, 
that TETEK to | Of the Diabenterd to their aren ¢ oft ‘the result, which —e be | Austria, there id 
iistibor 6f raoa ATIA, to the | less favourable to them than former returns. or Newpecare | England——(Here the hon i 
officers o hie in cy i pe at the Church of Eng nd would be perfectly satistied NESA Aa aie Aes ti “ade es ‘he À gangway 
în another and that other the with a comple =e system. si J. PAKINGTON, on bebalt a rs exclaim a sory es th ee RE paai that 
“Mr, Chure i, and Mr. MonsELt, on behalf of the Roman in ; 
tal the declared their readiness to pide. prt tho result of the. nae p e missary mentioned, as 
of 550 and taunted the Nonconfori 
grrr pig co ald 
A amon nen a B 
ixit. Sapi r some ® Soservations from 
sae s, and 
- y Mr. Wu: . MoN 
bem ag S Penis cent eights 7 arr Mr. V. E the e was Tiggatived withont a division. 
—On the motion that the Speaker should leave the spp at 
bj ply 
arnan) ct è Pri ièa S Afte 
Sui with secon ents Bill a wh Mg =A) 
”) Bul Bill passed insert i same 
ke lation Jan tived. E pet to a que: 
3) A ment Bill enir 
a “The Pilaa The Parochia 
e (Army and Na 
rmy and Nav. fy ie 
r Bills were | Said it was not the intention o n EH Governmen it to make an 
mer oo 
thro: sare Sai toe, The aeni and or 
Amendment Re ohn Bill was withdrawn. 
advanced a 
the Tartar chief w T 
rienced a defeat, € there 
a. of the 
appe: 
cas the morning sitting the adjourned debate on boii 
S ilike Removal Bilt was resumed, and the Bill was Osat CAORS d) Bill. 
recommitted. The House then went into committee on the | that he betet et 
Savings Bank and Pinay Societies Bill, when some progress iring a d 
etrn with the clauses. acon es in Syria.—In write. Claes a 0, as was clause 7, 
e said that ing a oat Se retueal to ake the return. The Bill 
Gratel the Government n possession of information za ae aE th Foda be committee. “The OPR Precis Pre- 
kear aE veer ee rted p lAa s in the Lebanon. The | vention Act (1854) Amendment Bill was withdrawn. On the 
trolas wath Arval foreign Pow Te, p leak 9 the raaa to order for going into committee upon the Metropolis Local 
, ent Act Pare Ne i i 
epee despatched as the commissioner for that p urpose. aet, AR i abe A ved to defer the committee for 
ie Mod Mediterranean squadron had been ordered to the tree, ABK urging Dbjeotione to the Bill.—Sir J. Sx 
ational Defences,—In answer to Sir J. SHELLEY, Lord ortly replied to the objections. The discussion was not 
te ese said that on Friday, when the China vote was pes ded RIVER Aes hour ‘un Ea Namah: arrived. The 
manded, he should state ed nad the amount of money remaining orders were then gone through without debate. 
posed raise fo) nat; 
and in what manner it was roposed to raise it.—In repl 
: ply to} THURSDAY.—. Insolvency Bill. mornin 
à aes. Mints, Lord J. Russert said that arrangements were | sittin mapa colons nek the consideratio: nin | pete of 
>% n France and bao ood for the regulation of | this Bill. Some p was made so the. o clauses up to clause 
Bi Faki Fisheries. The details would = Slin en | 128, clause 102 being struck out, and others postpo: oe In- 
“tiie: commission was produced, and! the e evening in reply to Mr. Corry, the ¢ CHANCELLOR of the 
of the Annuity Tax Sponen zed j hnm 
Mr. DUNLOP; pen $ a division ie 
