The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-08 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• HOU= 01 LORDB.—M. , NDAY, Aram 7. The Low VIIANCELIA4 teak has seat an tha waaksack at Sip'cisak. SWATH lII7SERROIL Twins Rae nimis. —Dube TaD., Nissad Railway; Duns. kilisa sad Sunders§ Railway; Vestem lbehese; final Northern Railway (No. 11, sod Islyatt Val* railway Rills. RILITARI DRILL IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Irani Sr/LAWMEN eels to add ollestios to the sub ject of military drill lately istesissed iota public schools. and to illiqUite of the gereressent whether the commission ea public alossh bail bete instructed to report on this brooch of the sestet , . The Earl of CLAN EN DON said that u his noble friend had alluded to Lim as president of the Public Schools OM• suttee. be trued to state that the instructions given to them ware newly .uilicieut sod were purposely DO framed es to embrace .11 matters connected with the administer• eons of school.. Their inquiries had turned not only on the studies of the loys, but upon their recreations, mad the mode is which they habitually employed their leisure time. In thew impnriesilnlling would certainly be included. He had regrettalto hear that tuere bed been some falliug off in the number of boys attending drill. No one, he thought, could clime a Bomber of boys congregated together or walking together without seeing how mach their appearance, indivi dually and collectively, would be improved by the instructions of the drill *regeaut. With this question the volunteer nuivemeat was closely connected. The political advautagee of that movement It was impossible to exaggerate, or to speak in too high terms of that noble spit and love of country which Lad animated it. They should ell use their beet elf or ta to piourite military training, and to provide that the use of the ride should be taught to boys. But he apprehends.' they should suffer tunics in them matters to take its own course, sari should not seek to render it eompukon on boys at public schools. Whether, however, the instruction were to be voluntary or compulsory there arose the question ..f time. Various shovicomoom hail Leen admitted alai regretted, but want 04 time bed been the /Met and he must say the moot reasonable excuse. tri:r i wts reliant, that it was molest to expect the matters of the *chisels to cosiest that any portion of the e.-hool hours should be gives sp to drilling, whilst` it would he seine to time boys. tad unpopular with them, OM they alimild le compelled to give up, for the par• pore, any portion of their play-hours, which were sot siore than wan seceassey for the health of their minds lied bodies. 0. the other hand, if voluntary drill's; were permitted, ho feared it would hod a formidable rival in cricket, foothill, sad boating. But he could towel's nothing more calculated to hewer &distaste for (Inn then a compulsory attendance spin the drill sergeant on the put of boys who were set spas empla:itee their owe time in their owe way, end ismer* themselves u they thought proper. He had heard with regret that Shore were • torten' number of boys elm hod left MI sitiesdieg drill, and how far it would be deniable to stimulate their mote ia this dietetics by aseourageomate and mom* shoal& be • master of careful iagility. As his melds friss& knew, the duties of thee...llSW°. did sot p lemma that ; bat if they wore erodateri riot oat whom edam we mahey sod amiled, sod bow it might be effeabs4 ha thought they should tom the sapped at pablie wa. The sesamir Mows hoped _to hove Wilma of pummolesemadrallsa with the heed sad ease ambers of the rhea ; the A leutian of limes gestlmma would I. &awn to the ablest of dram& and the esmododeaste would rade* with ustiolm• lima say that Right be mode is seder Ste wavy M s t i litst wi let li Meties el lis made Mobil (User.) Lad DE NM said he ems sat seasolos anything mom steard that boys who w gang htto time church or the law Mersin the *tows =Mill I. Tim love of drilling was • matter of saute with boys at meek as with area, but swy attempt to *we them from their *pirated, to the dei megeset would he most unwise. Rimy of their mass& made wore of themselves quite as useful is waking them seed .Scwa by bristles oat their 'pint. as my drill is the world. Be thought this matter must be left with tbe low ye themesevea, sod as Is drilling, any sort of poilmary la the BMW slab' be amidst They should be Maght the um of the Aim ia whisk they would take as interest sad pride ; but es to drillies, d holinselioa should be embrely velsolory. Tim Deciustion of THIS BM, the Security sf Purchasers WI. the Treoefer of Lend Bap, and the Rail Property (Title of Purrhasseel Sip. with esetwia astaammata, prowl through onceseittes. Tbe Industrial brawls A 51411114 Amsadwast Lora peened through committee The Whopping RSp posted through esimilletak. The Pin sod Harbour stet Ammdmsmt NI was read Is asowed That lordships wipursed at a water bet ROMS OP 001111031.—MommT, Aram 7. Th. anus took the disk at ♦ o'olock. SEW MEMBER. -- Air T. 0. BRISMiI Mk a. a do sad his seat far Prestos PRIVATE BUSINESS. TM felt,wias bills were nod :—A third titse—The Hada & W•ter Hill: • reread L..—Brietel Water BILL Catertiast Water Bill„ FAA Leedom Water Bill, aad Great Brittle Lib Amiusare Soddy BBL THE CLERKS OF THE 00UKINSOLVENT DEBTORS T. - - - - Mr. RoEBUCK pre notice that be would todaerraw ask the wile lord gibe bead of the government wbollier be swot to introduee ally bill for the purpose of the cleric. of the laseltreat Debtors Court from the w = ties iu which they had bow placed. CAPTAIN COWPER DOLLS'S CUPOLt SHIPS OF Lord K. MONTAGU gave mike that he would to morrow 3.0 t the noble lord the Soraderf to the Admiralty whoa Captain Cowper Colee's plan for reconstructing our alaipe ot war waa ant sabmitted te the Admiralty, aad whkh bad beer recently adopted hoa the plan was poem! apes, apes, arid it favourably ; and whether there would be any ehhotioe to lay the papers os the table of the house. N ATV \AL EgIIOMIALTO THE IMHOF: OF THE z rsn t es ootnoaT. --- Mr. I' Mill asked the Pied Lord of the Treeaury whether it wee the ieteetioo of the govertuswit to propoes • vote for • eatiosel metwortal to the memory of Iva Royal thei sm the late Prise Owrort. Lord PA LNIIITTON hoped the hos. member would sot Wok that ho ono* the diewartery towards kin Vho to jenood term maid it we set the habit of the go vernors( d the day to sansonse beforehand Westin" which at the menteet they were ost =ed to get arid that when they had • repeal to that woe taw for slaking the aonouneement to the how. THE It EIIOVAL OF THI FOOR 11011 BOOTLAND TO =AND. - ' General UPTON oarsTi the Lad Advocate Uhe would is any time for lariat on the table of the hear the bill le wee about to in trnaure. relating to the removal of hish poor from Scotland to Ireland' The LORD ADVOCATE said it ins Ids Westin to in. Modem a bill nay shortly after the laths' Teem THE MODIFICATIONS OF THE REVISED CODE. Sir W. HEATHOCITE seised the Vionhaeldest of the Cammittee of Omani far limatka whether be would be able to lay an Ow table of the las" bolero the wipers inlet for Featet. the provisions width d hoc = d o carry into 'fact the intended neadiestioss Code' Mr. LOWE said he had so doubt he 'braid beetle to lay the pi-owned Manama. of the Revised Code cm the table before tamer, and be hoped it would bs in tium for their being mated and distributed to amebas. (Hear, bear.) TRAN:4IT OF SALT THROUGH THE TERRITORY OFE ZOLLVERELN. Mr. TOLLEMACHE asked the Presidebt of the Hasid of Trade whether the Mastics of sosernmest bad bees willed to the aspartame of Mania* perwition for the tomtit of salt Wool& the toreilery ef the Zolleassin, with Imeilke faallities in the fAllserals purls, On es to matte this wasary to seed that artiste late Poled ami Ramia. which anintries were now. to • past mast, smiled with Awarian eat. Mr. I. OIMON sold the atesstion of the Board of Tads awl the goeernmest bed 1/11411 in the oitiestioa el the trains of mit throogii that tenitery. sad since le sew the guanine on the paper he bed cenommaicated with the sable lord at the insdof the Beets depirtmitet. and the DAM bed iho Alm that inquiries shield is mod. fete the is owlet vi me whether some relasaliss could sot tab= is the ',ane which now Mead in the way of the salt traaMt M that conotry. The salipet elanokt be mrefully examisig by the r. • ,romeat, sad he wild VA2011101421.• with our sneaks la Gemeay. 2:E.4.1.-Mitl" OF DEEDS OFFICE, DUBLIN% si r L. :AK asked the Chief Eneretery for Ireland if he istetwied to introthens may bill, d the present sew Moo. to reroute the Regitry ef Deedrafa. Dublin! Sir IL PEEL said it was the intention M the government to lay bill on the table before the later mom THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. answ , r to Mr. Mumma), Lewd P.tLMERSTON said he should be better able to &newer the boo. member's question whether the house would ries fee the holidays on Fnday or Mood*. whew he saw what proems was made with the bashing' helm the house. WAYS AND MEANS.--COMMITTEE. Oe the motion that the bowie go iota a committee of ways aad MAYA Mr. DISRAELI roes to make a few obeervations on our geaaelal position, which seemal to him one of some anxiety. ' It appoual that we warn &Out to commence the year without a earplug. This via sot • state of thiop which mold he eatisteetory, alebeaste_. night be justified when large 11111114•1009 alszsdia area place, when the rc• venue wav ruing. and Wide None of thee,con ditious existed Dow, doe I =____ e wai it the fact that the revises woe emelialsig and mom her from inmate lag ; as reseeded the A. essafeent certainly, and the European aseinsi preisity, time Pm not war. awe of tmagedling. Why wait Ow ma • supyise? The Ines ea the mar duty wee MAW, au! if Yoh bet of We, the mee there would bin bees • debdiem7 011 1 300, 001 V, Wawa at caw of 1,100.00 W, sad yew the We es that ism yoald be 1,300,0001. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY . EVENING, APRIL 8, 1862. Last year there was no alleged surplus, and it was thought by many that it would have been better to apply it to the reduction i f • tax instead of the satire rernimioe of met while others opposed the repeal of the paper duty on tl.: gown,' that them was no surplus ut all. Horne gentlemen also urged that in the critical state of American affairs something might arise which might cause an addition to our military ezpendi tore. The suggestious were scoffed at, but in the result they have literally been fulfilled. It was also said that the calculation of the moues to be received from China (750,0iiii/.) wan erroneous. and that out more then half that sum would be received, and that prediction had also been fulfilled. The right hun. gentleman, with the ob ject of showing that in other respects the financial management of Mr. Gladstone was fallacious, took a review of th e state of finality front 1858, and referring to the circumstances of the accession of the present govern ment to other, be took occasion to say that they replaced a gov,ronient on a measure of parliamentary reform which they had introduced, and on the unibentsed ing that they were to settle the question of valkons. sad them wax no doubt that they had elleetmily settled it. That being so, Mr. Gladstone was net for the finance of laldio ; but in the Me We pan be had full and uncontrolled am the limitil el this country. Thew two VMS lad 3111111•11 be • united deficiency of MIAOW" and these wens the yeses et rth:iir of rlar arrangemmte el the French treaty and the the paper amp ; bel which the reve nue the country had bus setici li pate es d in the shape ellseeme hex and malt smith by 3,500,001 X.; and this at • time when the serer was supported by war tars le Neat el passe s sad when the &tore& on the nalienel debt bed bra tared 2,000,000 f. by the lapse of Nit Len herelthe. The deficit had been supplied by err ea the Wham in the Exchequer, sad by stopping repinssis r i wow into the &cheque!. He denied that them pan were exceptional ones, and so justifying this Meted ebe& Ile denied the assertion that the sateesadebt had bees dinirrod by 4,000,000 f., for there we. only an ap parent _L 'w of something over a million and • quarter. (Hear, bear.) What are our prospects ? Where are we if anything occurs this year ! What if there be • retard lull of trade? What if there be that which the right hors. gentleman contemplated—a great increase in the want ef employment of our people ? What if there be that white boo. gentlemen on either side contemplate ea more Hasa possible, if critical circumstances should osier, either is America. or Europe, which may call for theresall tare ? Where is the surplus for us to fall ha& sposTrlarti chum) The abolition of the paper duty wee week( hem a reluctant House of Commons, and in defiance of the solemn protest of the other Howie et Parliament. (Cheers.) Whatever may have been the filly of the rn , nistrie we may yet appeal to history to viudicate the wham of puthmut. (Renewed cheering.) It becomes cow • moat itex. Udder us to consider what may be the polities el this caastryin aloe Mama& Mortice is called fur. TM statemsnt of the right hoe. gentleman an that subject was eves mom alum- Mg, almost, than those useruits of Ilassolal dimmer which cinuot looser be seemssleted. (Ohems.) The wholesome& of the right bon. opsetiume where he referred to lazatios seemed bessd epos the mina* that the Income tax wee to be a pennies& feature el oar lisaseiel system. The right hoe. (esthetes refund to ball • doers other taxes which he could not repeal-Mme of 'dike be whew& bat which he could not repeal bemuse he had en sad the whole team of the renede of the rig& hrs. was that the therms tax was to be • permanent .7 711 taxation. Is that the opines el the Home el Ominous I la it the opinion of the country t (Chem) I mikes& myself the vision I have sites sword, that Ide eel believe it pueblo that the ismese tax is its present hem tea be • pesermasei hater of or AMES& Hoed cheers.) And although I have Mesa to every eggenstion that has bees made, eel erefired every sag germs without partiality and with valise& I have l& toned to so amentillo solsties of the &Scalia seeseeted with that tax which would be aelistadery tiv the Treasury of her Majesty. The tat seniors =equal, unjuit, inquiei tegisl branded with Or ameskir - al ihiny which the eight hon. gentlern be WU is liege.* and with welt purees sapeemles ark le the imi_vih hie i made the IMAM d his met eseekkeable eel at the roe time his mot fellesisse ihmasial aehralha. Mead them ) We bed • right to Genet that the right bee. ralisma would have spokes haship el* awl le dal tax Ara berme to repeal tazatkat. (Ilisr.) The right Ire gentleman her no right to fritter away the eersewees el the scurry and have that tax uatcambei. There ia io the Maims& of Wright a el r a ratherr ibilli al ) is the frequent shirr we imam Whir he ware be this Mute--it was obvious the ether sight, sad is el seek essemen retool with him, that I Mal h mg est, le arks it on this oacriou —tbsre is o rb= limateez a lthjahl ha k . gentleman zh:l l b , esastey • sweeTeS't err led pugheity but v rebetrese ; and that Is the 'ay the nail Ira midiums. who without parallels the -eta pa lm lemma IMAM ; that err si mmered the ffille rernirky is ger% h hangerelly issiewsling—l re the Widest terrie the beer mad the imealn *al he illzczal the exprilletro,and la burs- I, leg teirearwe ) Imy list is sot • legitimate esellieu f. the bee. glare= le essegy. II be dingier et the heeler eagewillswe teleg ems he sit wren the bear sad halt to its easeleser sad saferos smut A the sorority of his eberwater, and all the beim el hie reputation . (Cheers.) If no the contrary he =stria rpes- then it Is hie thity.se a Ileum tapielelly, est le inkit Ba the irerat the= bet rarer I. serer Am sager lbraitabls Thiel they reed bees lid saris their esie rge when he, 1 =r may be cafe/ Ira le MUM UNIr burdin& bear.) Illni main el the kind; the right hoe. I gualismaa never papaw a vote—sad it falls to him always temp= the marl rotas that any minister in time el were err 1111111 ti--be sow dee the without •• ielbselies he arm sr ershisa la Ye hmet the I sessesee Ilia be essemmande to the hoer (C hue But the cwt ponies earobtained by this seednet the sled esgpest of a party is this house--est yet wmy siammene ie point of =must, bat at the sere time Mbegsmmtm by its Warta. and by its awl bp rte integrity—a party, who are ;: tr irT it E tie el ear establishments and for el ere expenditam. How is it that that • party, whii see la freer d sereashasat and reductioe, who bellies Simla sew eihribleo sell agesially our rind and military et ma.,en we tea eseusirs, who are opposed . jo serreorbeie sot meek Ilk iron shipe 7 hoe is it that this c lip d is z e As surrt is s iniatter e.di w ng hz is im brioging forward Um? Well, that ins pent question. (Cheer l i a and laughter.) Mathis we know, that while this speodtbnft is v ever peer, while this penurious prodigal is pragesing el t: r esoluess expenditure, he can always contrive Ile sane tax to (ratify the interest or the follies of • ) ' el this description. (Laughter.) No wonder, then, ha s/ logger hear the same character of the incase W; we weeder that we no lacier are rasoiseled al the erner which was ratified by the house and s = bab o szsents3 for its gradual end permanent And I earedve that unless the house exam= ea a Attlee armies he opinion, there is very little begs of our earredos nin this revpset. (Ham We.) That f.=.6.ldi.k. of vegy meth kapiessais: I member err pre age, when the ilea% hr. relleemei we at the bud elf a small and select party of politicians, when he wee sr shisrhat in the gulf & liberalism, tier we bred rash digremp about political morality. What nisi =lit hon. gentleman axid his swab, lei was their monopoly of that sisagn i g a. s kter.) They were perpetually thealing lien sot like other men, and always pointing their kyr at thou unfortunate eights who sat opposite to UMn ea this side of the house. (Laughter.) Now we see the We of political morality. (Laughter.) We see the pat lee ' into which political morality has besought oar finances. (Hsu) I denounce that system as one detrimental to the character of public mm, and most iejurlous to the fortunes of the tea. (Loud and prolonged entering.) Mr. BASS was onions to obtain from the Chaocellor of the Exchequer some explanations of the additional which he proposed upon all parties who in tutor= an) thing to do with the brewing of beer. At the risk of speaking upon matters of Foremost interest he must ester into • few details to enable the house thoroughly to us. dentaod the proposition of the Chancellor of the Ex chequer. He had received • statement from some friends of his which showed that they had brewed since last Or toiler 305,000 barrels of beer, and for brewing that quantity they had incurred • responsibility to pay the right hoe. gentleman no leas a sum than 155,00 W. One might have euppossd that such a payment would justify their exemption from any further impost, but the Chancellor of the Es chequer went on to charge them with a sum of 3,8771. Is midair for their license—for the privilege of carryingee their business He entreated boo. gentlemen who repro- seated agricultural coutituencies to recollect that in former years they bed act abatement of the duties upon malt, that at the preesat time they paid higher duties than is 1816, and that the eight hon. gentleman now =nettto Menus them. They were told on Thursday a certain rhos of mahatma were in favour of the government propreition. Those parties, however, were peat capitalista, who knew very well that the more restric tions the goverment put lie any business, a larger amount of capital would be required to carry it en., sad therefore the more difficult it would be to had orepeettare, sad it was oil for that reason the lealtsten el Newark se er the right hoe. gentlemen. Per hie owe _par be those t • poll-tax • vary mar re, but that it sherd be exceeded to oottorivoinnen and farmers, and sot Noised to one class of persons. He would take the liberty of sug gesting to the Chancellor of the Exchequer a much more simple process of obtaining revenue. Let the right hos. patio:nu add to the malt tax Is. a quarter, sod he would thee be enabled to remove that most obnoxious tax, the hop duty—their, hearl—and would obtain the revenue he required, sad satisfy the graven of hops, and probably the barley growers also. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, referring to the knee topic Int, raid that a modificatios of the pia as to the limes would be necessary. The neriara We magi by rivets brewers would be 55., and the would rise to 40a. wordier to rentet hormaktl h a: case of farms to fills. Turning to limbs Uwe issa reel history, delivered with the judbial el the brachia by Mr. Dime% be said that Whey et hie speech was that which rem through he policy and list of has party, • west el dependence on the prism*e el her re which bed gives reek elasticity to the rieueres ef the country. With cousiderable minuteness the right bur gentians& promeded to &meet and answer the use went, and criticisms of Mr. Diersell, &goyim( hie PieWowa sod shawls' that his inferrer were in own* serishily r reprded the amebae that the last two years were not exceptional Aare ; sad there was not a topic oa welch his critic had dwelt, in older to prove the datheied gravity of the situation, that be himself hail not, to the beet of his ability, laid before the house uu 'Thum day Hat. He had DCVO' changed his language to the mow tax, or treated it as one which as to bee permanent tee. Towle* on Mr. Dienteli's flaancial calealatioes, he showed that estimates of his had failed largely in the malt—hi two sole at tempts at clever imposition of taxes, in the case of stamps on cheques and a tax on Irish spirits, producing only a third of the calculated yield in each ease. As to the repeal of the paper duty, which caused a loss of 600,00. now complainedof, the opponents of that measure pro posed to to part with 930,0001. of tea duty, which would have been so much addition to the alleged deficiency. TM right hon. gestleman continued—l must say that no th ing can be more fallacious than these distinctions between reduction at duty and abolition of duty with respect to eelf-moovering power. I have myself beard most improvident reductions of duty proposed in this house—dutim which were levied by a machinery so venetian that they could only be justified by the neocesity of obtaining a very large . recurs from the article. I have heard a minister make a proposal to cut that revenue doers to one-half : removiog one-hell the benefit, but re• Paining all the vexatioo. That proposition I have heard made b the right bon. gentlemen , in those golden days of happy . finance when the revenues of the country were under his wise direction. In one stetement of the right hon. gen tleman's speech I entirely comae. He said the opposition to the repeal of the paper duty was band cm two main grounds. One was, that there was no surplus at all ; the other was, that there was a surplus so large that it could bear a redaction 200,0001. or 300,0001. larger than we then proposed to make. Well, these two main grounds of opposition would have been perfectly intelligible If it had so happened that the patriotic gentlemen who urged them had each of them given conscientious effect is his own opinions by his vote. But when the motion came to be made spinet the govern ment on the subject, and when it was proposed to faros on the government and the house the much larger seduction of the revenue than weproposed,iteohappeoed that a vary for midable minority west into the lobby with the right hon. gentleman, and that in that minority was contained very nearly every man who waned Is that the sharps would be increased, sad that in plat el thee lime was c al to dispose of. (Hear, hew.) ailions% the rigid. ps. demon fiods fault with the roma Of lin Inn di! Dot give effect to it mem ars be • met el amp he premised WINO t7hsasmns d thug—, n the right hon. geetiesim eibeblurk el the Min t need 1 it to commit inif undmendy be • • reseinin dig 'matising the paper duty ; and when the gestan men el my noble friend came into oda. el the mannonseniont of the year 1800, the minim being oilman we Ahead propene • minim of the oily en tea or the abet ers et the dry en paper, use of the mein con mthenthir think senpoind as ninth in favour of the leiter wee that Ohs MOS bl i Tsta. hid , " 1 .4 6 men the hewn le ememit the subject, bed is sr tesembienthe three eaareMhd the character of the Meese of Common with gide ant to that vote. (Hear.) So much for the men at the past take* by the right hon. gentleman I wish 1 mkt give to his speech a tendieney which he did not give to it himself. lam well mutest to be celled by him the most proton Chanconer of the Exchequer apes record. I am satisfied to hear any epithets d viimmatisa width the right hon. gentlemen has veered theims or may pro duce on • future r#l from hi modem mabekey. It is not difficult to Mr ensere her the right boa. gentle beer Memo boner am Ma I ea lave had to 'it. (Cheers.) Lad so bi all moans let ate Uhlmann it 1 am to blame. II there has beds ez width aught an be have tam those ; r i br ie Mthisits gammen ham min hen the views eni Isellopt dthe country, by oil mesas ise her thearey's gemonomeat. Nonni brass minter boyar' moy otiose, re seem* el hi spinet reeposibillty, bees the Mom. I shed be anon sail Wined M ennead el thio dissuades sad of the powerful spathes el the right boa. pelisses Ma be this, that the Mown el Comm MI bums me eine OM the manes el the country with reran to its throes NM its firm peespor requires its pave at —(hser, hear)—thei wr tompseery memos ere exharted, and ibM we lave arrived at sa nosh when it is important for the hem to easseidat whet the Mows sede of taxation ▪ Mln (Meer, hear.) Sir, wit O nes,! to the Mom tax, me wed bin I sit down. thse MOGI I have the trzto ogres to • greater olden Ma ea mg others eislatAsa. genlimea, thee life ny, me with the right Ma pothers as be was he Ha whoa he posed tee el the mid seism wham bet was peemedud from the meth el • Waits be di bee" but with the right beesealie peames as he has bees are he had Yens zoneressethee. (Isiebtar.) Sir, in my opines the resew tax es a permenen wine of them is sot • seem porno! demo pane morease—(hear, loter)—• high Mime tea ereselleshe is a source of dupe. (Hear, bier.) Nothing lel enneelinery expenditure and Mat esdkury asomily as, is my space, jobb the irate. mean et that Wit betas Is& la as Mane lex which at peeleat km the Mee et kw, et bade few wake op, was ea Mame tea taped la the yew Ilibaot tee the et khaki slideemespehl nimehes, but rawly Lur Zse et thelawaredesi 7wate a.d salpautie et Ohs eessay. I have wawa balsa this taw te pest eat a the basePagel the ase el the hems tee le I meet IL I have mar mai a the prepare= Yat the bases hut met be leaked ups es a peseesset portion el ear ben" kaas I have sever Ma anvinsed that we might a* seek to • antedeassierant in which It wall be ale ash, el perlisossi Ibsen , to dispense with tion tax or Mt It the weary ea be parsed for a sum el sheet :E e l . 00,000 i. or 56,000,0004 • year, that may be dm. se I Mien ea Mame tax ; at 70,000,000 1 _ . de not MIL (Meer, heir.) Well. the eight be.. pada= aye I em eedinvonring to cast omen sad easpr iesi t expooffiture. Mr, maw esateen. I Mew well that there is nommen who is mere fay reopoodble esperhere then sissit. Whoa people web is the asperse et the right Ma. gee- Memo Mt the period skive* whisk we have bees is sates exesp ie ttl e = sz :z e rt e it is beesend the treat wen end afithey aspeilllem, impaselakes si ti eilmeithes of • von aid esstly ebenairs tibia we best less an =te make b ee Ywi emeasele lk, Ihe we of Maeda% _erl Is my day to pat est Nash lopes es Imy Mer ida epee that sehiest. Oa the ether bead I have sever prommel le nessesmail evreenag er large seductions. I pentad out be the emnittos ea Thin day that then was a reduction eyes the eitimethe d the ;meat year for the army and navy, as seagral, nee with the eirpeaditon bat with the estimates of het year. I pointed cat n the some time thatit ma • mall selnetlea, and I eadmotored to lay before the emmenthos a statement with respect to our Inances, as fair, sat t aemale. and as iteputiel as I could. Whether the right hoe. man really did the same, whether he is not guilty . , es r e. eys I am , el rhetorical amplithstien. add wimps, up kle epees is ands of wards width an estosided be meal the not pent at isese—then are quaker d eery lerll imprimis. As I ban mid. I do net nompion of the mai el thee& Irk swee—l IS see ens el hie *eel oprea t i alp I algid abeam& lbst isi ttre tharalleslbllswa mkt thee with wires beads Mae* diperlioa tibia bee elkd, it fa the panatat, seta* aloe eiserbsee) — towertis useeeeril Imam end thereby give to us the mormas if Ike asmi sated public credit whisk is me el a t= give if the data eed espesielly et oar Bathed edema Itr. g rearre Il eh ralleaeltby, Mr. Arbon, Mr. Vance, Mr. Lindsay, Lad Z. Cecil. and Mr. Ball con. tinned the debate in • mei el minor criticism and general observation Sir S. NORTHOOTE protested ardor the system now pursued by the govermeat, the executive demanding large sums on the cm hand, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer propeeng equally large reminces of duly en the rho. It was not presenting the question Yelp to the aosetry, as the latter was thus lad into exporthare at which *might otherwise have hesitated and imethel. It was not neeemery to allude to the right he genthana's argmeete, as be had not attempted any reply le then el tiki hes. member for Bucks, but there wen em ears teenees to which be art allude The eiglothea pelimma esid that the repeal ri the paper duty as no Ine ad quasi the soap day ; bet the quo tes was not Aram the might be made up 12 IWO, but whether there me set an eotoal ten hi the present nth As to the doctrine ol somationl years ) uales could be awn fallacious. which the lime would en by bale bask ab what had tikes able in envious suspard pore Ow a paled if times years the right has. gmillenee mita a fillehael tf 2,136,000/. In 1855 the right boa aseles ter IMP albieted his surplus at 310,0001., and predated =Asa ba helm the lest eight years there were only two wide greihred a surplus eh at boring that paid the rem doinimise amounted beff1.144,0001. ; from widdo,witen pa Masted the two Zsgmdssp us, the nett &Mow emelesi 33,744,0001. was owing, is • goat lathe Cement seri eikeemstances woe as* around us which able all for a rapidly tun, and there in, It nes no time is to throw awe our ereann, Meath thersesed 316 • end the awes! ell my serious mit= le atealia Ihspeporadia wield be abase eeteyorr t t a t sehehlesieples etellieeb_ *woe egg emeistaly that sate. Mem were the fuelles thee is the ism year, they wen elwaysteidisodlitelistomeldshilesent. Thet was sot bib, ad the Hewes el Osmoses slight net to he heated to that way. Nelda, eight some a peameat for net made( noporpeoviolon Sc, tbe year wheatheyksm that rids exposer sod difilculties were before then. The Chemoller at the Exchequer calculated the excise mem for the neat year at 18,300,00 W., the WWI meant me& so mgt yam. He wanted to then ea whet the eight len nealemee mode that &e inim. ohm ha his. MI he meld it paper duty, art YR Weed aiready lest NUM ew Is* TM AO bessumabie pals. Tam isimeet - spostilith (Mk molt leo Asa Awl et Ter Ile seduction at the Me diwbat 7,1;2- ties did when they wen lilt themelka el the Fs =that the toss. !l egit a moieties et less toze a el the tes duty, as in • el the opt . 4 1 :r, bear.) He as s 4t Sio illlll4BlllO ;res. Mod. boom hie Oohs 111.1•11, id UM only 19.474,0001. ; sad the el tatil Amooor. Aist it , beteg ekes on ths tw o yes cd =l. lei rffin boa Mesa selealasi the tom oe the paper duty at 300,0001., and estimated that be would mass up that amount in the malt duty. He thought his honourable friend was mistaken in that. They derived half the excise duty from spirits, In 1861 the consumption of spirits was 24,848,000 gallons Winn 28,854,1.00 pillow in 1860, beim • km of 2,M,006 gallons, or 1,000,0001, in the year, the ditty on spirits bens sow 10s. a gallon. His right hon. friend told them that during the first three-quarters of the year just passed the revenue from spirits was doing well, but that on the last varier the loss was 100,0001., which he feared, with his right Mu, friend, must be attributed to diminished power of consumption on the part of the people. Was that likely to come to an end! He feared not. Formerly they were told that when the people were suffering they began to consume spirits in large quantities ; but now it appeared when they wan suffers, they began to curtail in expenditure of that kind. It appeared that they were now operating with a sung= of 100,0001., which was a stnager earplug than any Chancellor of the Exchequer ever proposed to begin the year with. (Hear, bear.) It was quite true that the military and naval expenditure had increased. Since 18.5.3 it bad isoreard 37 per cent., but the miecella aeon expenditure had focramosd between 1853 and 1882, from 4,800,0001. to 7,890,0001., or molar than 64 per nat. (Hear, hear.) He thought the result of the lest few yearn justified him in dietruling the calcu lations of his right lin. friend for the present year. He would have approved of everything that had been done if it had only been done at the right time and in the right way. But serious inconvenience had resulted from the way in which the revenue had been dealt with in the face of an expenditure which ought to have been foreseen and provided foe. He could not believe that the revenue bad not suf fered in the past yen, and would anteater in dream*/ year by the repeal of the paper duties. He was afraid that ex optional years were at an end, *heron they were at the end if exceptional resources. (Hear, hear.) The income, malt, sprite, tea, and sew taxes were the resources they had to fall tack on in ease of necessity. But they could not expect to raise any further revenue from spirits by increasing the present duty. The same might bemiring the malt duty. The tea and sugar were now maintained at a war level, and the Jerome tax was maintained very nearly at a war level. air B. Peel put the income tax at 7d. in the pound when be pink imposed it ; it was now 9€l. Then exceptional re sources were nearly at an end, and what were they to do in ease of war' (Hear, hear.) He had no further obser vations to make, but he felt it neoaarry to make three re marks in ceder to justify Waled upon the objection al the hoc. member for - . ldeaind, who mid that the opposition did nothing but criticise wf oat proposing any substitute for the (o•llllrnment plane. The government must now accept all the reeponelldity of what they were doing, and take ear, that dry dreberged that task for which they eat on the ante oppetiet of prordng an equal revenue to meet the - eillane of the - year. (Hear.) The hone then went into committee. of justice which hi the case of private bills they endeavoured, not without surer, to obtain. He would therefore move the following addition to the motion :—" To be chosen by the ormamittee of selection, and the attendance of which 'hall be subpar to the aime regulations as com mitter upon private bills.' Hie object was to obtain a committee of lye impartially-ereeted usersben, who wield hear the whole ere and endeavour to arrive at a proper • decision. (Hear.) - Mr. COWPER said that if the amendment were carried it would maks a great change in the practice which had hitherto prevailed. The bill was promoted with a view to the public interest, but affected private property. The in variable course was to combine the gentlemen named by the committee of selection, who would endeavour to find poisons most impartial and least connected with the subject, with potlemen who were supposed to have some public con- IMAM with the project. That practice, he believed, had hitherto worked well and he was sure the gentlemen form ing Ile committee would feel it to be their duty to attend, even thew* named by the committee of selection. Ookesel W. PATTEN was in favour of compulsory alitend awe. It was, be thought, desirable that the same should peva with respect to private and public br i m:: that no member of the committee should be allowed to vote who had not heard the entire of the evidence. Sir J . SHELLEY said that plastically the ratepayers would be unrepresented before the committee. They could only be heard by counsel, and the engem attendant on having the services of mussel from day to day while the inquiry lasted would be very heavy. He spoke in the interest of the public, whose money should not be devoted to the buying up the wharfingers, Sir W. HEATHCOTE supported the select committee, which was agreed to. HULL SOUTH BRIDGE (ADVANCE). On the ceder for eommittee, Mr. A. SMITH objected tothe further program of the bill, and moved that Mr. Massey's report theniou be referred to • select committee. Mr. F. PEEL opposed the amendment, which wen nep tired without • division. Tieiouse west into committee. Mr; TEEL moved the following resolution :—" That the Commissioners of bee Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenue* be authorised to advance, by way of loan, to the tootrol to be inomporated under the movisions of the Hull South Bridge Will, the sum of 10,00 W. out of the capi tal of the lend revenues of the crown, upon such terms and conditions as ma be prescribed by enact to be Famed in this sleeks of ps t." The resolution was mil to, and the house resumed. The College of Fhy (Ireland) Bill and the Netley Hospital Estate Bill were read a third time and pared. Leave was given to the Lard Advocate to bring in • bill to regulate and mead the law respecting the Salmon Manna of Scotland ; •sad oleo a bill to make further pro- Asko topsides brow in Boatload. The Mir adjoarnid at 90 =Mutes to 1 o'clock. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERRATI4'B.—MONDAY. The settling on the Northampton Meeting eagreeeed the attention of subserkirs. Hostas. on the Epsom events toads little props., sad wee graded toddy by the trsneactions in the City. the day both VIMOOWIff sad Phantom were in good demand foe the City and Suburbia, sad the French horse (resigns) was in some request for the Metropolitan. The Two Thousand and Derby maim no notion. Closing prima : CITY AND SUBURBAN. 11 to 2 apt Mr. A. Nichol'. Phantom (t) 11 to 2 Mr. J. Smith's Vancouver (t) 11 to 1 Count Batthyany's !Suburban (t and o ff ) 100 to 8 Mr. H. Savile's bald (off) 15 to 1 Mr. Mar?' aby Wild Daytell—Vat (t) 15 to 1 yr. Ton !bosack Ohre Branch (4) 100 to 6 Lard Stamfant's Limosina 20 to 1 Mr. Naylor's Sawcutter (t) 50 to 1 Lent Coventry's Sappho. METROPOLITAN. 6to 1 apt M. Reiss* Punkas (t) 7 to 1 Mr. H. Ormle's Gnat (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Thomas Brigham (1) CHESTER CUP. 100 to 6 opt Mr. W. S. Canwright's Fokwataw SO to 1 Kr. Taylor's Baia it) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to 1 apt Sir B. Balkeley's OM Gabler (t) sto 1 Yr. S. liarkaa's The Marva (off) 10 to 1 Mr. Na Ids The Caterer (t 11 to 1) 11 to 1 Baas lld9 Wiajays (5) 12 to 1 Lor d Suts Nottingham (5) 30 to 1 Uxteidp's Yuba all (5) THE DERBY. 6 to 1 opt Mr. Navy's Backstone (5) 40 to 1 Duke el Beaufort's 01111110 (0) 40 to 1 Lied Gleigow's (t) CITY BETTING—MomDAY, 2 P.N. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 13 to 2 apt Phantom (t and off) 100 to 16 V by amoonvar (t and off) -V _ 11 to 1 o Wild Dast 11 to 1 Suburban (off yr take 12 to 1) (t) 12 to 1 Ducat (t and off) 20 to 1 Lisoolles (t and off) 20 to 1 flawonlbar (t 5) 20 to 1 01100 Hama (t and off) 20 to I Ceniselme (off) 30 to 1 Oamlillpoioff) 40 to 1 Main (om Olive to 1 flovimibm NA 10 Braaeoouplad( 3 to 1 Phsatoon and Vatmouvoroo lt nplod (t I) t f) TWO THOUSAND °MIRA& 4 to 1 opt Old Oalsbar (of, 9to 2 wanted) 5 to 1 Tlto Ramis (t) 10 to 1 Odom (t) 12 to 1 -- Nottingham (t) DERBY. 25 to 1 apt Malak (t) 1000 to 30 Nottingham (I) 40 to 1 Spite (t) 50 to 1 Ato of Clubs (t) LATEST MANCHESTER BETTING. MONDAY Motor. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 13 to 2 spa Vancouver (t) Bto 1 Mullions (t) 12 to 1 Suburban (t) LOO to 8 Doss (t) 25 to 1 Liracena (t) 25 to 1 &wetter (t) 26 to 1 Olive Branch (t) 25 to 1 fby Stookwoll—Babette (t) 25 to 1 Compiegne (off) 23 to 1 oby wild Dayreli—Vest (of) 60 to 1 Pelestro (off) CHESTER CUP. 15 to 1 apt Radii Samos (I) 33 to 1 (t) UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. A large number of people assembled at Putney last evening to witoass the cludonds7 ketathinp of the crews over tae nouns. Both had previously bees oat for a paddle in the aseraing, aad after coming is the Quitabs thought it addable, is order to be anarar their week, to kayo their outriggers lowand a trills, sod good judges think this was a change for the better. The 0101d121 wad out int in the evening from their temporary bastion" the Loadon Rowing Club * having kindly plead their's at their disposal, and after paddling down to the bridge, started up, and rolveil over the whole come. They bars tiadoubtedly ()onside:ably improved, and now can be sold spinet their time ; trials Cambridge men are still Tory lively, and their puce for the ant mile is quicker than that of their op ! peanuts. The Oxonians were timed at starting to take 37 strokes to the minute, which they dterwaids increased to 40, while the Oantath took 37, increasing it to 3s. The Cambridge visa took • longer sweep than their rivals round the Point, but their time till they were lost to the view from Patag _was about the same in both boats, and they were wi thin a few seconds of the some time at Mort lake. Os the return the Cantabe practised several starts with as sight of the London Rowing Club, and it is maid that they started indifferently, but lay down to their work is beautiful time immediately aft/muds. Both dews stand their work well, and every one seems to be agreed that they are vary evenly matched, although the Cued* have slightly the call in betting circles. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, ANUS 7.—PsomertoNs AND AY ronnuisrre.—ltegia•Nre, P. Butler, to the Fins* for service is the Columbine; O. F. BeU, to the Zebus ; clad H. Will Mme, warmed to the mak of chief engineer. Chief Mordasm._ F. W. Brown to the Tawas, vies Berber, eupemeded through ill-h e ath. Meadows Arehteat ineers, H. Bach, to the Indus, for senior is the Sbuuroa; F.. Family. to the Hawk, for smoke is the Lick; T. Ballwin, to the Zebra; T. F. Hight, to the Ousaberiaad, for service in the Having; aad 1V C. Batty (eaking), to the Cumberland, for movies ia the Spasker. Adaw Beceed-olass Amirtaut Engineers—J. Infillas, to the aumbmiaad, for service in the Bmistearts; J. H. Bray sod F. Hallett, to the Zebra. PORTSMOUTH, Aram 7. Tke Diadem, 32, scrim frigate, Captain F. Boott, C. 8., to be paid off as the 1 6th inst. Ilse Deism" 18, iroa sersw rem, Captain B. A. Powell, O.R, is is come into harbour tomorrow to repair detects and undergo some alto:idiom The Ooquotto 4, stessocenesi. Wes commissioned to4sy by Commander J. R. T. Alemader. The Fairy, royal earsw yacht. was =locked today. The Secretary of State has sent to provincials isseistrata a atm form of billet paper, in order that taa kespsis end otben whom so ere billeted ma thoroughly understend oa their liabili ldiers ties in this partindary steam THE POSTAGE STAMP EXCHANGE. It is well known that a mania has prevailiel for • long time past for the collection of postage stamp. For what purpose the stamps are thus actively sought after n o one NOM to know, but it has been said in some quarters that theyossension of a large number of them will prows the admission of children into some charitable institutions, while in others it is asserted, albeit with an air of meat ' mystery, that they will enable the bolder to become the owner of a valuable gold watch, to be awarded somewhere Ysomebody. Without pretending to endorse is the ightest degree either statement, we may mention that the mania has increased to such a degree as to iced to the formation of • postage stamp exchange, the locality being Chaoge•alley, leading out of Birchin. lane. There every eveniog about fifty boys, an d some men, too, may be seen industriously exchanging old diallgured stamps, most of which are carefully (amend in books. The earnestness and assiduity with which the "trade" is carried on is very remarkable, and estranger passing is at a loss to understand the meaning of it all. Whether the police will deem it their duty, in the event of the ~ members" largely inenissing Ornumbere, to order the " exchange" to "move on," so as not to block up a public 1 thoroughfare, remains to be seen. So far, no Inch show of authority on the part of the public officials seems to have been requisite, the onerous duties of the members of the new institution apparenly being performed with every de. sire to avoid inconveniencing the public. MARKETS. KKCHIQEMSII BONDS. On the moths of the CHANCELLOR of the EX CHWAIR resolatioes was mead anthortiing the niaing by isoams * a: 1 17:4 af tl! R. t h ereat r l &ea. un!m 71- posing oaaional nem al be. on eels= for t he sale of beer, wine, and spirits for three days at fain and mar kets ; re/bathe duty cm playa( cards made in the Hutted K m to 3d. per pooh, sad 3e. 9d. per Mon peaks on f cards ; ; and lamming • stamp duty on foreign loan hoods issued In this country of the sane amount as is charged on similar bonds in the United Kingdom. THAMES EMBANKMENT BILL. On the motion for the second reading of this bill, Sir J. SHELLEY mid he Maid have thought his right hon. trawl WO brae felt it Ms sod M hpn seed ems Mama" cm The maim d the mud mile( al this bill; bat as he bed sot does so, be ler J. r pg ae rand trouble the hem with a fsw The was nothing lea than to tax the MAMMY the satieropob• the Me at 1,180.8001. cent of the isel tie Now, it bad been MI that Mad hie censegnes were apposed to thb ..sere. Act the feet was, that of all scheme this for ambenideg the TIMMS wee that which the meleepeliMis members were inset micas to support. Ali he *Mei was I. provide Mt these who bad to pay for this imesameet Meld be a 1014 taxed as possible. Now ' it we se rambalie simmissee that the plan reansselltiled by the leyel Ommiellesers did not Mash sup et the wham below the Temple, end it wee riser that wine was MIN ter Wisinissert wee sot am bas the City Ant the West al destroy* the wham. ahem Impishar would Meese the tax an cal, which his matileumnis at Weelminsar would have try, byte. cells • ter, animating to aims 300,W01. Behre begonia vote Is, the scud d a bill which wee M 'Mil web en expose mien the eastropolie, he theaght the house ought to heave • detailed eletemsst from the miseenemat. sad ought to know bow Imre of thin 1,100,0001. was to c u t it otbe Themes malmakeseat, end how nada tower& the up af the wharves. lie Wee theaght the ought tohave ems menemee that the era &ties et upon the Thema ambashasent should be menethutod that those heserated Rigid have • vela in it. Hemel further meted maim* ths eammittes the power ci wing the seat of Oa Caparatiss Board With. out the mama of the bard at ell. lie felt he should not le deem 16=i al his earellseats it be did net .sou.sou that the mesa the bill be pietponed rat the mimes estimates swam imetesi laid before the Mr. WILLIAMS mended the mike. Mr. 00W PIA aid that be believed one who moved about throng k the sentre then felt that the gnat by the bill m e a t, most mien' ascanity th6 == " the menet and he was Mahe" empebed et the astM irith whisk Ins hon. friend the member for Wesemiesiim 'minded. The estimated expenditure was 1,300p05. Thembeeimat sad the med. way, sad the new streets wide( into it, were estimated at MU • stabs. ; os.pmalfen to IrMftgers end mamas having hostage en the steer, and the Met Meets open to the mankatent, ssbe • sallies ; end the remaining half would cover thb total lam expected to arise upon the new street from Elackfriars to the Massioalmems, slier the Lads had been pureased sad leases mem& The embank ment itself would be 1 mile 17 chains and 90 links in lam* ; the short street gain( into Whitetails would be 11. Mine ; the street parallel with the Strand, which would ma front the embeakment to opposite flornerest lame, near Watalmteidge, would be at chaise. The short Met would b 34 chain" and 16 Has. Wi l e ivi Zit Ines Bleekfriambridge to the Manske-house would be 68 a_s. It would be the duty of the com mittee to earlier the details of the estimate, which could not well be shown in any document Lid before the house. Mr. AYRTON said he wished to set the house right with reference to the view of thorns who supported the amendment. He was chairman of • committee which re ported in favour of the embankment of the Thames, and therefore be was not averse to that being done. But he thought that before they went into committee on the bill the inhabitants of the metropolis _ought to know what the scheme was, and until the . hoard the statement that had been made to-night not a mem oconected with the metropolis knew it. His Mad the member for Westminster the other night asked fee infor mation on the subject, but the 11 regaled to give it, and practically counted out lice home, for they induced so many persona to leave that • division could not have been taken. The objet of the adjoernmet was to have further information of the nature of the undertaking auctioned by this bill, so that the mamma who hod te pay for it might have an o t r a r o or eek tual=e%theirlatereaa when the bill went was net a new Mass. Such • scheme was propounded 21 yams ego, and • am mittee of eminent ma examined it, Lod they milled fa mei nent engineers who gave their °plata spinet the scheme. The proposed new Meet in the Mairelea-house was not a new scheme either. That scheme wee proposed 22ye a are eki m and the Common Council d Loudon came to the .0 that the street would Me costly, sad mild be of so little utility, that they did not think it expedient to approve of it. Mr. Bonnie( estimated the expense at • million. He (Mr. Ayrtoa) believed that the right hoa gentleman had oo authentic estimate of the cost, sad therefore be thought that the matter ought to be adjoined until they had before them that Mastic intormetios whisk they required. Mr. LOCKE .11 so reran had bese glean why there should be • solid adisalment to the ee4 ead of the Temple, and that the sad Mild ma on viednets from that peat to Bleekfrisse-britige. There were only six or seven mem within that distance to compensate. There would Oe pest imamaissoe in raisin the level of the road to allow mash to pm seder the vadnots. In the first in • Mace the pas me to go dews as low se Quesehithe, and there was to be • MA serest up to Osnamestrece to mat sad se Into Chapati. That plan bad not trea wn , bat the plan adopted wee to carry the street from toCannonalreet, and from Canaan street to the naiso. The formation of the street from Blackfriminilipba (hanon-street into the City had already been mannesesd by the City, the fund oat of which the mew was paid being the fourpenoy coal dotyt WAY still renalued to the City. Were the two persons repeesesting the City to he placed upon the mambedou for limper use of taking care of the City tompenes ? _He Mei my, let the City finish the street will it bed commesed ; and let the funds thus semibe appbed to the empietion of the scheme, and so mama the dageismegmeems which he had pointed out. Ne. COM Mai net een.e the measure if it were really seind Ise--ames Ealmakrant Bill, and asibieginene. lrtat they wooded's, • good thorough- Me MA and sat ; but he did eat think that the street Alta was pripmed to be made by the bill, and which he indhad wollienet • million of messy, would give It them. He MIN 19 7, let them, In the the Pis" P 9ll dome Teroplellee sad widen parts et Fleet-street and Theyhill would thee have a breed rood with • Mance mho Canson-etreet. la like .ens, let them Relbern, pull lowa ass side of the Pouiley, and remove seers el thewlas at the corner They would Om obtain two good he elided el the messy proposed to be miler the MO. (Hear, bar.) hese then For lie ameadineat 9 Agana it VAlibtel4 The bill was Ma read • semind Me. end Mr. COWPER moved that it be mind to a select 00M1- mines. Mr. BOUVERIE thought the pounce at the house with mord to 'hybrid bills was 1 , 817 Offillanseam. (Hear, hear.) It gave no sesswft that say Mime whisk might be teedesed would lie biHy amidered ; s a g h t mosa ihre ellorded enassitia gamiliess ler that ihis TALLOW.-The tallow market has been steady_ to-day, and prima are fairly supported in all position We hare again to note that quite one-half of last week's deliveries were exported. There is still a good demand from exporters for future periods of delivery, but we do not hear of soy fresh business to-day on the spot for the continent. Oar closing prices are :-spot, 465. to 465. 3d. ; all the mouth, 46e. ; June, 465. 6d. ; July to September, 465. 9d. to 478. ; October to December, 48s. 3d. to 465. Bd. Odessa sheep, 475. to 475. 3d. ; fine mixed melt, 465. 9d. Beef, 455. t Australian beef, 45e. to 450.3 d. South American, 46e. tki. to 475. Town tallow, 45e. 9d. net cash. Cocoa-nut oil is firm. Cochin, 49a. 6d. to 50s. ; good to fin. COTIM, 451. ; Sydney, 475. to 48s. Palm oil quiet, 41 s. 10d. fine Lao, 40s. to 395. Accra. Palm nut oil, 35e. to 37e. Horse= 38c ; rough fat, 2s. 50.-(From the circular of Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—Ltvinroor., And 7.—The Amick:an nem has no affect upon this market, which omitinues very steady, with a moderate business doing. The oaks are 6,000 bale; in 1,890 AA DM160111% at 94d. to 130.; 3,000 Blum at 41d. to IM. • 500 Aram, at 9L 15id. ; 430 remain, at 19L to 124 d. ; Bahia and Macs* at Md.; 60 Narenham, at L3gd. to 13td. ; d which 1,500 are for spesulation and export. The week's import is 7,547 bake. CA.TTLK—LiviarooL, Aran. 7.—The suppl of stook was leas than on bat Monday. The slow far cattle, at lower prises. No change in the vales el sheep Beef, 40. to 60. ; motto., 70. to 80. Cattle e market, 1,960 ; sheep, SABO. 00A1/I.—Lonnon, Arm 7.—Huddle's Wad Hut*, 12a.• Hartlepool Wed Hartley, 17a.; Walla Bad Esediins Hatton, 17e. ; Will. Bad 16s. 6d. ; Walls lei Gump, 17a. ; Walla lad Quoins, 16e. 941.; Walls Ed 17e. 9d. • Walls Bad Haugh Hall, 16n 3d.; IttirriFsouth 641.; Walla End South Hello', 16e. 9d. ; Walla Had Eno, 17a. 641. ; Cluety and Debra Anthracite. 214. 641. ; Caws y and Deers Malting, 24e. —Ships at mark" 25 ; sold, 29. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OASUALTIIB. Chador Oak, traa 3!♦YYWa'i te Lyeeseol. and tibe Johanna, ira% teitin. lis iFc rwatown, have ban mlei at asa.—.lo. IL Aria*" Captain de Jonp, tram 11 1 toGalatz Mal wilt trek tin . and opals, baa been mad at Mk wili at formali. Maim sad la • slaking Ade, laving •alalaaam4 Wavy weathar la Lt. 10 11., loc. 14 W., crew sated.—at. Vaal* C.V., law* fl. d win it war pro - Posed to taros cm expect to raise any further MIT• 1100 from spirits by =mating rise. V. num. °pros] sae 111:11611UMBUir, Walcu wan sena- ~,,, p.p... ...,..., ~, .....r... ~... ... ~,,......„..... „I. house the much larger reductka at the present duty. The moss might betake& the malt duty. lived without • divmaiso. closing prices are :-Spot, 46a to 465. 3d .. . ; all the MOOth, posed. it 80bappeood that a very for - The ten sod sugar were now maintained at a war level, and Th e house west into committee. 46e. ; June, 465. 6d . ; July to September, da 9d. to ilk • into the lobby with the right hon. w =acme tax was maintained very nearly at a war lona ' Mi. - PEEL moved the following resolution :-" That the October to Getemthec, 48e. 3d. to 48s. 6d. (Mew sheep: a that minonty was contained very air R. Peel put the income tax at 7d. is the pound when Commissioners of her Majesty's Woods, Foredo, and Land 475. to 47.. 3d. ; toe taxed melt, 465. 9d. Beef, 455. t 4. warned us that the charges would be be pat imposed it ; it was now 9d. Them exceptional re- Revenue* be authorised to advance, by way of loan, to the Australian beef, 45e. to 451.3 d. South American, 46a. lii point of feet there 44 4 a Ila weld moron were nearly at an end, and what ware they to do in 0001p01:17 to be inomporated under the_ provisions of the to 475. Town tallow, 455. 9d. net cash. Cocoa-nut oil i war.) Although the right lam. pa- ass of mar? (Hear, hoer.) Be had no further doer- Hull South ßridge Bill, the to of 10,0001. out of the ospi• firm. Cochin, 42% 6d. to 50e. ; pod to fine CO7IM, 49i. ; i the repeal of the paper tall. and makes to make, but be felt it to make those re- tal of the lead renews of the crown, upon such terms and Sydney, 47a. to 48s. Palm oil quiet, 41s. 10d. fine Lam an more Sea to •ad number of marks in order to justify hinseelf upon the objection of the conditions as may be prescribed by enact to be pasted in 40s. to 39a. Accra. Palm nut oil, 355. to 37% Horse= se el thelltabequr, yet bon. member for ..idiased, who mid that the opposition this sissica of t." 38s. ; rough fat, 2% 150.-(From the circular of .. • a, whoa Issas a Ike bore, eared did nothing het =Mein ettt proposing any substitute The resolution au sad to, and the house resumed. Smith and Charles, daW Monday evening.) .. ussolmoady to • reeddies dig- far the govsnmmt pleas. The government must now The College of (Ireland) Bill and the bailey day ; and when the rasa- accept tits of what they were doing, Hospital Estate Bill were read • third time and pared. COTTON.-Lamiroot., Ann 7.-The American new triad came into aloe, at she and take care that diadarpd that task for which they Leave was given to the Lard Advocate to bring in et bill hes _ _ w __, ___ tide __,,„. which __„____ v _ , i year 1850, the quiets,* being eat an th e seas deg of weak( an equal to regulate and snood tbe law respecting the Salmon wi .,„": "L_f=r",__,___""" d :r,:_• „.,_=_7_ r o t o ,7,tf_ ipso* a soieetka of the duty on tea means to meet the ex of the aar. Moir.) Manes of Scotland ; sad also a bill to make further pro- inc r u i ng 7 , 7 9 Tr i L e '7 oen T t ai gd. n" t ' e 7' 3 "' 7- cz brig en pow one of the main con- The hones then went Into comatittes. Asia respecting haw in Scotland. g r- , 3,000 st, 41d. to I*. ; 500 Ittiaa, at to 15)4. ; 430 51.1 as Masi& in favour a/ the KXCHIQEMCIt BONDS. The hoar adloarned at 90 minutes to. 1 o'clock. P.suce , at DA to 1244. ; Bahia and Macao, at Cid.; pt Ma._ _ir 66 • o • 6 had, as 1 aid__ ; On the =oda of the CHANCELLOR of the EX- 60 Macadam, at 1.31 d. to 13dd. ;of which 1,500 are for sem& sinew cop le the tuhloete ano °MUIR resolatioes we pained add:irking the aisle( - speoulatica and aped The week's import is 7,547 balm. • &Pm mal•lotalt the chariot& of 1.000,0001. by the isms of Inelosepar Bads ; trairoposies SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. err with ng dal to this vote , tW e tax, sad the tea sad sugar datiss ; ins- CATTLE.-Livaroa, Aram 7.-The suppl of stork ' the lilt ' s of the peat Wood giveh7 posing ocaaional 'loons= of be. on publicans for the sae TATTEBHAIN.'B.-MoNDAY. was lees than at last Monday . The slow fm "I tenamny tlrrr" which wirk be could d did a ketn ca /war ; red ' Igia " : D til s P iri" kg "r" days " flu." sad mar- The mallthe Northampton Meeting * spared ta. cgue, at lower prices. No change in the yaks of dap e duty at playing cards made in tbe settling on m well anted to be called by him netted g; attention of subseders. Basins= the Epsom events made Bea, 4dd. to 6dd. ; mutton, 70. to Rd. Oath at miller a the Rzolamper ago record. maw en f m ou d e t° . tor i m po sing Iss sta mp p er dm e " s y ao in the _a p ‘, regrees, _au _cl wee guided :Lol l Ow the transactions market, 1,960 ; 'beep, 4,680.. 11 7 elahota___„___, ll ottaPlatitts whit& the foreign loan hoods issued In this country of th e said 'a *". (,tiff, Thla alf ams alla da y balk Vancouver alai Phaetons were in good deemed for the City and Suburbia, COALS.- Lonna *, Arm 7.-Boddles West 100 Ilawonowa hogged+ or nay Pro' amount as is charged on dollar bonds in the United end the French horse m_ _. , in __. for t h e ne,.. Hartlepool W es t Hartley , 17u; W a g e g a d B r = from bie ..posies vesabelery. It Ki eg dom. troorplo,l MD some reqoae r odds trees de rigbt hom. gi n THAMES EMBANKMENT BILL Metropolitan. The Two Thousand and Derby require no Hatton, 17e. ; Wells Ed Tuestall, 16s. 6d. ; Walk h& nal thou I Ide brow hid to On the mottos for the second reading al this bill, soda Closing prices : °swop, 17% ; Walla led Camden. ISt. 9d.; Walk lad 17e. 3d. • Walls Ead Haugh Hall, 191. 3d.; dso /Mall mod let Ise holdemed Sir J. SHELLEY mid he 'bald lea thought be ri g ht CITY AND SUBURBAN. Ittrt e lFSouth Hathopool, 16.. 91.; Walk End South Ise *lee kos brlsa_ . „__•••• hon. friend mild boa felt it Ms &dr te boa ads some 11 to 2 apt Mr. A. Nicibol's Phantom (t) Hello% 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Tem, 17s. 6d. ; Cum" Id" I°. to " I " la " 1 " ••• '; atatannaln oa 1b * . aria 01 go tassad MAW of thhhill: 11 to 2 - Mr. J. Smith's Vancouver (t) and Duiryn Anthracite. 21.. 6d.; Caw and Dam t aalsa t .. ,t e haaa lab ", t r,..„, aha t , alaws , _,. _ 106 ., ____•• he 101 1 6 "clows __ ___„ 9o . bo Pk 3 . l, 7ti e mitot trouble 11 to 1 - Count Batthysny's Suburban (t and off) H e w ed . 24e .- Ships at market , og ; sold, t. atop, .. swag •••• ".• ...11.....7 inii maw VDU & f ew OW MO WY 'disks 100 to 8 - Mr. H. Savile 's gmat (an Ism lithibtsr herald wl l 7 dhow. oa Ism Om to tax *be =Wilda de aletrepam to 15 to 1 - Mr. Mmt'Ve abT viiid Pap-vat (t) riereasibft. bog the These. I the Uwe el usso,oopi. eel el the del la. 15 to 1 - gr. Tee &par a Oliva Branc h (t) itial f e ii sim m" lui °I s " abilasil Nos, it bad how =II Sat ft• wed hla WIWI. 100 to 6 - Lord Standoest's Limosina (1) SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. mat a a she right boa. gedisisan wire cupped to lid modere. Bet the bet ems, that of 20 to 1 - Mr. 'Naylor's Sawcutter (t) How of Oolomme_ohai t° l ° 4o ° 016 ",_ all edema this for eabedieg the Th ames was that which 50 to 1 - Lad c o y e st:ye & F ob°. CASUALTIES. a of the multrt _vim fulowl6to its the marpsittem ambers were meet anxious to sapped Charter Oak from Plilladelglis to lelme Radtke Jobsize ; Plwisoll 1 .1° ,81 ° Ito paw 1111 . 111 ° Al be dirket wee to pads theft dies who bad to pay for METROPOLITAN. .t . es s istown, have been Mild ID ONI.-.. 02 DIMIpOOOI7 resouress an "WNW, lbw twompowegot shalt be es gaudy lewd ee p o made, 6to 1 opt Y. Beiest's Daiwa (t) red at Ita Mod wins it is Wleroomat Now, ii mesa sesearld risindoade eineaselones that the 7to 1 - Mr. H. &TWA Dent 01 = Ariattas, Captain de Jong*, from Li 1 toGalste M g aßli fires, tin, and opals, baa been oned st der what the Mors sale al tendon plan tel oweegeded by th e good geoewlogeowe did not 20 to 1 - Mr. Thomas Brighton I) sow TIM et briar* testy, mid In • sinking Mete, having Sir, with =gad t• the bamme ter. ioaeb pay if $e 11614740 =kw the Temple, end it was CHESTER CIT. earmeatiref Wavy weathor la let 40 N., lon. 14 W.; crew down. On man INION , I bare the akar OM *tot was MOOS kr Weximiseeee was act mass eaved.-a. iftmeat, C.V., Mardi IL 1 grater extent them en meet others g et ge t Qty. But th e W ee k e l d eetrer i etr tw o ' b erm 100 to 1 6 -.1--°°.° Y ea. .S. WI . 'nip. srldtwaidif ft) ustlinisa, Modiste/ay . , Dd . with the . a we Tonkin or wou ld W ow . tw o toe ow a d, w ig* 50 to °D - . .117LOr BM , 4 ) aa he was la DEE wawa NI prOPosatt by emallaseis at Westminster would have t e n o r k il l= TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. err lebealla Mat ewer Pielat from at ht. a Us, summating to betimes 4to 1 apt Sir B. Milksky's Oid With= r ter in die bass, but with the right %ewe bewail two f e e the moo d = e bat w hi c h sto 1 - Yr. S. Hawkas The Mammas off) addeln WM. from lilifilin for Loudon 45 days, March 7, lat. I N., lon. M. 48 W. ase he has been aid ha had woe to 'Ewa ma an *w ow e p ee the •b e 10 to 1 - Mr. Na ids The Gamer (t 11 to 1) Bins Hands (ship), from Callao for Liverpool 50 days, Feb. 17, is. (LMilder-) Sits bi lq Maass thought the burs dot se hem a dewed mainisat from 11 to 1 - Balm KAwAlles Willem , (t) let NH, loos MAO W. permasent meta of Lease is net a the sad sw e a t t o w ooer bow met e of w e 12 to 1 - Mr. Sutton'. Nottingbom (t) F. 2, DUDOIDEO Oreend, 08 Leedom from Lfterpeol fee WV* PQM atwawoo-(hear her}-a„,high poi. as to sta. Themes embalmment, and how 30 to 1 - Lord Iftteidge's MlA's thil ft) mime et foge_e eXL___eat March 11. at. to N.. tut, 23.10 W. oll6M _k • seams of whim% Mew. wash towards the up of de wharves. He also THE DERBY. Jake Wthe tameinea mued, moss Liverpool foe Valparaiso 3! de" sit wag, Mardi is lat. 1.5 N. hon. Mao W. gallibleelati, ownowdit•sw. _awl =kir thought the ought to ve some menomme that Moe eons- 6to 1 spit Mr. Merry's Backstops (t) Indy Mansessi es ictiezri, from Harped for Montego Bay, 77 to la 7 "Wane 7 0 1 1 1 Ille 11ei11i.... . • =ibis. of span the Thames odadriond 'bald 40 to 1 - Duke al Biaefort's Game. (I) Mad lat. 10. N., ten. 116.14 W. ✓ue tax- WA ih• Mama Mot 1,8101 be so constkuted did dose imeermied Right have • vase in 40 to 1 - Lend Glasgow' s lot (t) Orion . a , be. Uverpool for Porto Rico 40 dais, wed law, or hada 6 11 maw *ON was it. He mid fur th er add dila the eammittes having Merck It, Ist. ILI N., Is.. DLO W. lb* , year Mead for Om Farrow the power of wing the noel of bite Oirpmatica Board with- CITY BETIING-MONDAY, 2 F. M. memela reddiblalle hat Mei* ND nest out the eased a the bad at all. He felt he should mell7haoldwlllodullibalemate and not be doing ble= m ie hi amidneate ti he ad at move CITY AND SUBURBAN. A CITY iIiaBONANT KILLZD ON THE LONDON shy. I have veneered lams Odds* that the eland eI the bill be aat il after 13 to 2 apt Phantom (t and eff) AND CITY RAILWAT.-00 Saturday theme hods the Oa° of Mho bed* tax ee I tbe various salads' estsomme bad laid before the 100 to 15 - Vammair (t di elk a fatal coannease took place cm the lies a the aver yielded assent to the proposition has.. 11 to 1-o by Wild Da eel (t) Loden and North-Western Italia= at Beadmingska, a" be Waked Mom as a perm .t Mr. WILLIAMS Nesanded the masa. 11 to 1 - Suburban (off take 12 to 1) It that Mr. Chomp William Malcom, mks b I. boonme I inn never loses emnineed Mr. COW PER mid that be %aided errace who moved 12 to 1 - Ducat (t sad off) desribei se a awsbant a Newmaeseciart. Omaha tea be • ABM dealleldttell• in which about through the soaks et die matro a potie felt that the 20 to 1 - Lammas (t and off) bed lett Ids wrestay endenceo at Banner OD SIUNIkpb tams Of parliument whether to dilemma pew by the bill was th e most urgent 20 to 1 - flarentior it f) visa liodieemplead ea busimmes, which bakes Imeemeld If the ootintrican he roomed for • asseinity thee rd ele ed=ito I moment. sad he was 93 to 1 - Olive Road (t and off) her eseeded =6O Barithageseid dada for the men Ma or 66,000,0001. a year / thew _y third= mrprima et the irith wad la m be.. bland 20 to I - Cessekte Wu at rein to Borrow. Malty der the enfatnnate gin Bitimat an income tax; at /0,000, 1 __. the member for Weeldirseter seadded. The sainated 30 to 1 - Comilitire_fain timed bed edema the Medea wed whist Alia( k the it aim (Rear. hair-) Weil. expenditure was 1,500,0101. Th e agehealunwall sad the road- 40 to 1 - Pamela feff) adios seen Moe Bleminghed eadasy apses We ess mot or lam todatomitiat to old way, and the new streets into =r i e s mdrasad at 10 to 1- 8a 1r and Olive Bread oeaphd(t f) beriamegsesekkg. Mr. Nile., it is believed, wpm* Lis.t, .... expenditure. Elir, aide ban a million ; to w and meow 3to 1 - Planted and Vaneou'rer coupled (t f) ft to bode up Wm from . which at MI well that there is sops de having treas p ea the rift , and the sheet open to TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. Borkhasipsted dads= to roe hi s ad expenditure than waif. the eentankased WWI a millias ; sad the half 4to 1 apt Old Calmar (ar, 9to 2 wanted) woes the line with se'vbw pike up lam in the to a the right =a pa- would cover Ai total lees expected sass apes the new sto 1 - The Marquis (t) its arrival, having me Yea at - lie wi th disk od ..6g. threargh which yeepsilia we have hew street from Mattel?* to the litameleabewfter the 10 t o 1 - power (t) hen Fin as dk( ida He had mealy plea l'Ol 1 : 211.1441 at is balm t itself wL7bl,lmati ad le 17 leeler l ia la dt la leagth : i ' ll t° 1 - N°tti.ahsa 4 (t) by the driver te simper ashes tie engine sled his id% dianlimsaitiome adi alaklaMeas the short street Pin into Wbitskiene would bit „„ „ ..„DKR B Y. amakg et the sated sans* ea hear era aeon bin. dimester did we haws haat elm- lld dans ; the skeet with lb* Illeand, which a' to ,„„i Mu '' ‘ , 4 ',,t,_` ‘`,..„_, „, He de maghA by ene a thebald, mad kaki it alien Off meal assualasals. pi t I Ille net would run from the la impeats fiesesced 100 0 t o " "w""" 6 "'"' ‘', sore SO err= sad weals as WIWI wsaverbill id s ir . 611 ili b vi 7 Mil is al met base, air Watirkaisidge, woad be 44 alarm The 40 to 1 - Spite (t i 0111.10. The mangled vido is atio 'ma ryas that =Binh pa the other sheet drat dad be St *hakes ea is Wm. 60 to 1 - Ace of ohs (t) W=o-Mllll 1,110 esillested ad Naiad tillitilda. rill.° ll4 b° °1 10 . 10 1 021 00.4 4 .6 it The best from lbeldradkidge to the ilsaelealbeess -- where he we idedlled by a letter garb to ehe dhi pasted Cid to the eemilltee la Thum would be 58 *aka& It would be dig inky el the corn- LATEST MANCHESTER BETTING. yeeliels. Ilia triads wen inweadlathly tehrepated for, • feduottoa Ws the 11 • 61 •••••• of the mitten to eesalek the e details of the inelM, whisk could MONDAY Ntony. end oda hi ewe win eery speedily oh the opt, sad des army and navy, as aoride net with not well be down in any document kid Were the house, idiatilled the soma- a him paced. Mr. Masses was OM It with the estimates ken year. I Mr. AYRTON said he wished to set the house right CITY AND SUBUBBAN. ISO yds hi ego. A esider's inquest was bald on the re time Shalt de • swieß redoetkm. with Wades to the ' view of thole whom rported the 13 to 2 spat Vancouver (t) maW on Saturday weak% and a verdict of " Aeolian! I to ley before the 40.114 1000 • sonsedmses. He was chairmen of a committee which re- B tw 1 - -Ph aai ' l a k Deed" semissded. Ilk due to th e company to my that the sot to oar lances, as id, edesande, paned in favour of the embanks of the Thames, and 12 to 1 - Suburban (ti satlarkies were no Forties to th ese very *pitate office' I could. Whether the Tieli hrs. %wears be was not averse to that being done. Bat he 100 to BDocat . (t) proseedinip, it IM. Brayer*, the apsanteodeet me. whether heis not guilty, all re.; - • thought that before they west into committee on the bill 25 to 1 - Limonna (t) sad edam bad omega to go dare yesterday, when tat UDPWIIIO6.9 sad a wreillsall 1150 h is the inhabitants of the inetropolis sought to know what the 26 to 1 1 - Olive Branch „, were apprised by Moped that the inquest had been hell 1001 , 6 U6lloh MO alselated to 061.0161 scheme was, and until fibs ? . l , • Eusl the statement that bad 25 to - remo--dese are qualm a tray dal been made to-night not a pines connected with the 25 to 1-f by Stockwell-Babette (t) [Adrertisement.]- iirmWerAY's PILIA.-Aids to have Ido nil made= a the metropolis knew it. His IA the member for 26 to 1 - co n w ie i ne (a) les. Ide net ewes eseepiate Westminster the other night asked tee infor- 25 to 1-o by Wild Dayrell-Viet (off) Health.-50 many distnrbing causes are at wort to undermine the health. (het It behoves every one occasionally to reguiele h. 3 lk if Mkt n ew t emindend that 14 w as nation on the subject, but tbe goverummit raused to give it, 50 to 1 - Passer° (off) system. Professor Holloway has placed this power withi n the IM andel thollewithwhall WAS loilheed sad practically counted out the home, for they induced so CHESTER CUP. reach of al; Ms balsamic Pills are equal to every mestere ) . 9 11 Iwo if In the lawallmaate many persona to have that a division toad not have been 15 to 1 apt Barbi Maros (t) Come the evil whence it may, from food, atmosphere . Of irrt , Y - WIIIIM Islowdl ea Ida. The object of the t was to have further 33 to 1 - Yid& (t) gularity of We. It is gently met, hut forciblyexpelled by these po- feet mufflers. Holloway's Pills have effected the most remarkable why give to as the imoratmas abider information of the nature of undertaking sanctioued by recoveries In cam a waiting, weakness, nervous decline, ell of public credit whisk is sae ade man this bill, so that the rategayas who bed to pay for it might UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. similar symptoms of debility. These Pills have earned and pm and sepasielly et our Rational la_es. have an o t r eek ualty mm = lealeg o theirtaterede when the - served an enviabie reputation for maintaining the human body te ✓ bill went k r il igilialiab7, Hr. Arta, Mr. Such •• scheme was propounded 21 war yesa l e l eg a :Tod acheirs a own-• A large number of people assembled at Putney a assts of swa mi beal ta •°d " 11 eflelemf. " la "Wm We d' militia of crowded cities. last evening to witness the ctudomes7 treadling. of the 1 1. Lard B. Cecil. and Mr. Hall con- mattes of *minuet toes examined it, had they .aged tn emin crews oar the mud Both bed provioaly bees oat for a n • semi el minor criticism and general vent engineers who gave their odd= spinet the scheme . MARRIAGES, OTE protested spinet the system now The aw pre sch P ar d e either. n earee‘ Tliat esiosens ee the llr adM proposed 4el. 2; m ye a ass ms = "e pet a have their t eh h t eir imia ou l" ls triggers iacrailb ". lowered alidaderatter s ta u) cialings.d""argoodansharib.iistas'ke°aLtabatt , BIRTHS, AND DEATHS. rovernmeat, the examitive demanding ad the Common Conseil d Larks mine to the BIRTHS. this was a change for the better. The (koalas wad out wkoNkm ._ We ome bead, and the Chum:aka that the street would bests costly, sad dad be of io little S ca t in the evening from the i r tempo , , y b ont .h own . y in Bereagiee •iiril ., int.. , of a a Pena. daum W te u r icerhampton, the wife el T r equally large peatemetee utility, that they did aot think it expedient to approve of it. -. LAW OD :Rowing Club * having kindly a= 9 . esi g was not presenting the Mr. Ronan . estimated the expense at a million. He (Mr. _, their die , end ova peddling t e r ? to theie us : CANTlLLl cuuni. . raq -April , a 4, ,..m ai Kennington-terrace, S., the ale of C. he erenstry, am the latter was thus lad Ayrta ) believed that the right hon. gentleman bad no '"' bridge, :1 1, 16 and cooed ove r whole coast I which it might otherwise has hesitated authentic 'ethos*. of the oast, sad therefore he thought They i have e (mummy eoneiderehly ins weed, coed DAVIINION.-April 4, the wife of Mr. J. Davidson, of Feeds= grove, Camberwell, of a daughter. was not to allude to the right that tbe onager ought to be adjeorad until they had before now can be said spied their time ; 371M7.-Mwil 3, et Egglnton Halt, Burton -o a-Trent, the inn ✓galaseile, a =ad not attempted say them that outbiedie informatios whisk they required. _ fgt. Cambridge men are still airy li vely, and asr B. Every, Dart., ei a me. =a member for Bucks, but dire Mr ' 14C" said as rama bal be " Fivaa why these their Foe for the Snit mile is quicker than that of their on- OIBBa.-April 3, at Down-street, Piccadilly, Mrs. T. 0155 e, ii i onto thot to tho whiCh . oood h. la a " t y. allud. " ......, ahaaidba m d a " alaalialiklima L o ta tha tm mai m v i n d md ua l f r. *. pad. The Oxonians were timed at starting to take 57 daughter. a lma -- -- -- r --- --- .--r- T eep le,ne t hat ilia mad - - - -- - strokes to the minute, which they afterwsids increased to BRAIA-Ati Aat Aldersbott, the wife of Captain S. C. Sr* d, -i t rid str a y.wy.....; but lb. ?Rm.°. Hat i° Illeckfthlw w www t b et bri t eee Thala ww 7 ar twe e tv osly t n g a : 40, while the Canto= took 37, increasing it to 39 . The Mat. RaiCig • dream. 48° hi° be ---- •P in --, si " . L eMp. -- d in - -." - l eve l -- - . - Cambridge mien took • longer sweep than their rival' round HOP2.-npril I, at Asgleser-tille. near 0 0 .POTto the wife of "P. was mo t an sepia l o w to the weep would pest bisenvenimme in raking the of the road the Point, hut their time till they were loot to the view taro C. w. Hope, RN., of • daughter. th e d o ctrine of emeeptea Lean to allow vends to per sods the viaduct% In the fret in. ....1 teem Tatim mu about the ein both boats, and LANCARTZR.-Apvil 3. at St. Aublifs Lodge, Hackney -dons aim f• 11 ""we which the lo ns, "ma 666 t i ne.____ l6. l l ".... eal i tr ...... e 4bigra 1. ... 10w ,____....... • Q l Nft hitiv N, __•••"" ek e , were e,hje a j a w seconds o f the wane a et M or t,. the wife of Mr. W. L lancaster, of a son. at what had taws Jima In CIO= *°°°. Well ''' ... i a _ ..,,,,''''',.....;„t„ 116 " - ......----- „ J .,, h . A ... ...... ..,„. e WOO. On the return the Chetahs practised several state -- - -- Over a el Vane 7eam right Qamael a , "" ""'"' ""-r--- That '-'" - - with ea eight of the London Rowing Club, and it is mid MARRIAGES. i d a &Wow of %wag. In beat bet the Fan adapted was to carry the street that they started infferently, but lay down to the= work AUGHTON-MINIGRAVL-April 7, at Richmond Clort m _ „ em b er t ot B ee b e estimated hi e imago from friesehaidde t o ci atmo . v i nn t, and from C annon- h i beautiful time immediately afterwards. Both memo Brongletoo . Inneeakire, by the Rev. D. Horn, 8.A., e . I . produced 815,000 f. ; but during the led skeet to the Measion-boam. The formation of the street eking their work well, end every o seems to be aged Aegktco , a Presto% to Mary. daughter of the late Hr. sw- am oily two which produced a surplus irons Bkokfriershridge to Cannon-street into the City unit they ~. very evenly ineighetr althoug h h the camas grave, at Knutdord, Cheshire. a t piriod ow pew IlegasoWie anewased hiel already bees minnienood by the City, the fund ,___ slightly tie call In betting circles. rom did, when you A.. 5 .1 the two out al which the expense was paid bang the ''''''' he mitt deleleasy nemieed 311,744,0001 • kerma coal duty; which still ?endued to the City. atr ny D rdes N ite -B v. rA T IL . W. Pril Deada ll. " Mr ii . T. -walk olf. , owing, iii &vitt w e esepe. l o th. cwwww Were sho two persona repreanting fibs. City to he placed NAVAL AND MILITARY. sate were DOW mew l us which upon the commission for the purpose of taking care of the -o-_ 50,TER-SCRITBINGSM.-April 3, at CluistChureh, Awed . , ', l ''„ ll ' e idiy iewiear =M r % wed thee. City farads ? He should say, let the City Gash the 7 c f t m t m s dau lt gh ee te ; of o t o h Ii c : W M. Mr A...N B V . . BeSoacr:r,ofFeftie°.l.Chuelf te r biffe e : lV .l 7 I , "!, "edenter.W. l e in did siseily to thaw away our Watt which Lilted commenced ; and let the funds thus ADMIRALTY APRIL 7.-PROMOTION. .AND Al , P. Butler, to the F'd for ebt hed, in feet, imareoaed 314 manures, 40.° 01 he Wiled to the completion of the eche" , awl so forwfw 6 . l6 . - . - - .- _ !_, - ham, by the Rev. W. H. Hutchtneon. 8.A., R. IL w w W1 1.1 1.LIA" 1190 Carligrub& N- . BtoRAA"nIINDO:.-daAughmllters.ofatht eiLlateLeTt.e_B:7Cheim...ne°' WINN., all eery series metres remove the dampreas eyesores which he bad pointed out service la the Columbine, G. F. Bell, to theme ,a d H . eve.. w onnennthebtre time, te Ektebeth j eo d e , o t ottler_ . l wepaream woad he wawa. asebra a Mr. COX should not oppose th e measure if it were mally Williamag mm entirm mr ed to the nak of chief en Lieut,Colotiel Brandon, of Cheltenham, anal HA. s iner. Mama to diet irlf that nit what II pademsd to be-e. Thames Entheakment Bill, sad Chia F. W. Brewo to the Tame, via Army. the teitlikadde win e = our year, modieg sera What they waled was a good thorough- Berta% eepedami through ill-health. DEATHS. Odd toweitkrtheiddieklemeat. That hire east sad wed ; but he did ad think that the street Finite/as AmbetesstmlmVema H. Eiseh, to_ the m, kol k. sa f iti;NidemeammegammaCemesseromm::gdpmiummacet to t t he m hourpogwhish wasp r ost er a t° m be ahoo n?ade o bi tah• tusesy balt . eadwoumwhit ha nethe for sonvion in i tnb i z t; T. am i wi lt i . l. Eck m t e h ri e ly ze . to bis; the T. r. w ilieh or t. AD N. II.- 4• Ap . tiF3, at Woolwich, Major IL Adye, Royal Artillery. rprovidon Mr the rear whirstheybeew that thole. He should my, let them, ia the bet pis" pull to the Ouenberlead, for make in the Herring; and V. 0. ILLIOT.-Ali 4. at eseogan-plsee, Chelsea, the Wu. J. E. sad difficulties were before them. Tea dare Tetarle-bar, sad India Puts of Floot•etweet sod Batty lotting), to the Cumberland , for salvias's the Beasker. Blot, late H.P. Re Roxburgh , aged 74 . hilL They woad thee have a breed road with a A Second-clam Assistant Engineers-J. ll'lLillan, T a toon. am rs i l l ow milita twe wow th eetetwo mieNi.ft wiegb tie r =sinus into Csamondreet. Inns maw, let them to the GrnmbrWud wanted lis ea what the ! Walla. laddieeow, HAWN. pull down one side el tie May end F. liallett f to or the seeeiee Sebra. ie the' Realtia. : pr i j i ll . Z P1r 1 iin............... A brecii4 j 9011.. I. T a ga L b. ei r.4 1, APra m ...6 :i d m ck,;:78.17. , ;7 ' .. „ : ":,...:."14 .. . that caloulatkm, when he hew that he Peaky, and risme se w w the beam at the corner e l ar ed F aat !' n e e" hili t iod ia w s . ,: e t te bt o dr ie l it - re: :Veree mmor tel a bm. third m el oir th , i s tom mems .) y proposed to be The Dalkon, 32, mew frigate , ea,Pioin F. Stott. CH, ill j r- he sprain din a : 1 ...., at . cham b u ,a 4 s cos i. Thor weld than Oman two goad to be pm off ou the 15th we : PORTSMOUTH , Amu. 7. 1.37. Ap - Ti Or y, . I. t Aj at t. Puirit A • b tersoe tu , B i o gingto nm Ay n kt . Mb:: lisieroi et de lowego then dialect- al the tee ffeC ei llat 1 41 FC:is - Far the amearimeat 9 1%. Difla " , 18 ' i". raw lea, CAPtain R. A. P " .ll ' DABlN lfrl. L E l:it ilialet k at Bath. W. Sabine, Esq., aged 76 . C. 8., is Se 00010 into batirair tomorrow to repair defects • - at, iabrePillil ? ' ISMYTHR-April Lat Hilton, near Brlkowo . - ay ww,151 Ity the Cita:walk, of the Ex- Apia* it co fineness dad permit a remission of • atulthtee.) The °egeette. 4 if eteee"emek wee Main6l"4 "7 TROKNON.-APrii t. at Weimer , Kent, L 11201 0 P W°. • wwl•M/WII of the tea duty. es The bill was then reads seeSed time. and by Commander J. .T. Alessader. J.P., aged 71. ~.), 01( El law duty. Her, hear.) He Mr. COWPER rooted that ii be Wand to a select OM. Th e Fairy, royal maw Ptak was ww,loohod today. Inu.on.- April 4, at et. Jobs's-rood-park, J. We- , is t rim tokd orkum adinistat e : ble liss eight ealse lee.. mitee 4f i r:BO to UYERlE hybeid bah OWNOlt was ell y e iry peestioo mmu.hmarn _ old= boaeli n w e i ar th , megtima The Seoretpry a new form m Sta b t u e ut bas psr ae wr. nt in. that las. „nu, mad reamed by wymyam xwe iutsekterof _I,. o. ,k:. I th• e of IBA 18,785, 1 0091. bear.) hpa so that say aided* dad might keep= sad others oa whom sai re aa may r e witee‘stress. is the ow of London. erns • h 7 . 2„.. el oak , bang Blom on the twi, be toadies& amid be V T. eamdelered ; and la tea it thoroughly undiatend their liabibties in this pardular ode In Leentardatreet. la the necinct of White Of. al kw. Mend ashalsted the adieriisd annerithe pasanthas he a_ Ins admildiattea matter. MOAT. DM.% M. . . . - . t I VESSELS BP.OKIN WITH. OsMess Alp), from Minting far Loudon 45 dni, Mara 7. la !N., lac 4:448 W. Elsa Roads (ship), from Callao for Liverpool 60 days, Feb. 17, 1161 1, Ica. MU W. 1. 2, Marro RiwigsN, of Loadork eras Liverpool fee Val Pa. rei.. ai */.• °Prea. .March 11. INA. Si IC, lon. 2310 W. Jolla W M (*mo , m wes d, boss Liverpool foe Valparaiso N daYa, woe, Nana 4(0 N., low lan W. lady Mnarresi me niezri, from Ihrevrol for Noatego Bay, 77 dos, Mini In. 10. N., ow 15.14 W. Orioa (Mfr. al , boor Liverpool for Porto Rico 40 dan, March IS, kt. 11.11 N., lon. KO W. A CITY Mmoseirr KILLED ON THE LONDON AED Norru•Wmersar RAILWAT.—On Saturday diatom a fatal coomease took place ea the lin et lei Lowion and North-Western Railway at Be,'tareysted lt=e that Kr. George William Malcom, who I a as a mrabant et Newmahesurt. Horn. had lett lde eseetay remidanas at arrow oa Batemiloy visit imoblematmel ea Mims, wh H ir& bav tromashl leyeaseded M the Harkbeamyeeted statiee ter the limes relereis Se anew. She.o eller the ustratuareemen thma hod Mead the Maim mil whist mitt* is lb imelltiogrem tbe Blealetheet taid.day dm= hale iiss lisordaygneambles.Ye.iddeeas, it is believed, amok Ste be try Ma haws whicl a aat Ito lieldrespeteed station na aeries the line with Weary "May up isles Se arrival, baring es Idead the Mb whisk the ewe= was swift Um. He bad seedy phei Wen p *them, when bedw i e ze nttbleg 0:111111 141 ItAll by the driver to simper Maim tie oiler sad Ws seam at We Ms et am* ea hear tea upon He wee westil.: by use et Verbalism mad MUM le Mean ame SO me= sad weals se WINO esavarbill s seeps. .111 mash& reeislegths =me asideated sad ememedtdirsoleist, wain be wee bloodiled by a letter bead la inns d yodel& Hie Mane enure inmellattly tohymplaid for, mad met Umatilla& the:lmM at him parent. Mr. Habeas yes ore 10 yam et up. A emeer's inquest was bald on the re MOW 011 Saturday mesh% and a verdict of " Accidesul Deith" seemedei. Is is des to the company to esy that the authorities were se parties to Were very p precipitate official yeeemedinge, ter Idm Brayer" the penny esperintenden. and Were, bed arargod to go lowa yesterday, when the" wane apprised by Befall that the inquiet had been bell mad the verdict returaed. 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Castoff!, req., of a ma DAVIDBON.—ApriI 4, the wife of Mr. J. Davidson, of PeckS 9 ' grove, Camberwell, of a daughter. 4, at Eggloton Hall, Burton-on-Treat, the Mle of gar 11. Every, Dart., at a Imo. olpHOL 7 April 3, at Down-street, Piccadilly, Mrs. T. Gibes, el e daltgliter7 illAD.—Amtl A at Alderabott, the wife of Captain 8. C. Heal, SUL ltegE, eta daughter. HOPZ.—Apra L at Antiwar-vine, near Gosport, the wife of lain C. W. Hone. R.N., of a daughter. LANCARTZIL—ApriI 8, at St. Aubltis Lodge, Hackney-den t, the Idle at Mr. W. L. Lancaster, of a son. MARRIAGES. AUGHTON—HITNGRAVL—ApriI 4, at Richmond CbW Broughtoe, Inneathire, by the Rev. D. Horn, 8.A., Mr. I. Audki°o. of Prelims. to Mary, daughter of the late Hr. Yu grave, al Knutsford, Cheshire. RUDBON—BLAB.—ApriI I, at lion-walk Chapel. Colchester. by the Rev. T. W. Davide, Mr. T. a. klud.on, of Wag , W =th, daughter of the late Mfr. D. Bear, of Colchester. 80,PBBB—SCHLRAINGIR.—AprU 3, at Christ Church, Forest.bill. Ict=Rev. J. Gang, dau ghter W. Sow, Hot., uf rercJi o . l. reed, to Augusts, of the late T. Schleswig. iq., of Carieruhe. WILLIAMBON—BRANDON.—ApeII 3. at St. Inks% CO * ham, by the Rev. W. H. Hutchinson. RA., R. R. Willlsmuo. Req., Monmouthshire Militia, to Elisabeth Jessie, flauldie r _.,' 4 I Meut,Colunel Brandon, of Cheltenham, and ii.M.'s Orst. MATHS. ADYL—Apars, at Woolwich, Major Id. Adye, Royal Artlll6l. aged 40. =MT.—U.II 4, at Cadogan-place, Chelsea. the II "' 1L P. for Roxburgh, aged 74. 717113110011.—April 4, at Thanet-place, Hounslow, Mr. F. Fall' break aged le. JACOB.—Apsil L at the Close, Salisbury, Cecilia daughter J. H. Jacob, Req., aged le. mina —Apzil g, at Park.tesrace, Islington. Mr. E Deer , * MlLlV—Agrli g, at Aston Abbotta BOUM Aylesball. Ad muSi Mt J. C. gl Hoak sesdlet S, at Bath. W. Rabble, Esq., aged 76. SWlrlll7.—Aprtl L at Mon, near Brtdgnorth, SbrelAil?' Mary, wife of Lleutenant-Colonel Smythe, aged 38. THOMPSON.—AptiI I, at Wilmer, Kent, K. ThowPw o • Ea4 ' Wed tt. J. Wekb, RS, 4, at Bt. J. awl IL Pristod mad MINNA by WILLIAM MVO BALM of "4; Latebese-etree Is 1 City et Loudon, ?rioter, si thic° U.ltord-drest. fa the Plecinct of Whitototr• Mom. Ana S. NA I 'I Ma