The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-22 00:00:00

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Old Jewry. laskra. /O. lariverabad =dor Um Jolla licat Oeuganis Ad. et UMwaif 'asp* the Ilskalte ti sock Illordidisr le limbed to %be lie Mem NOW ANON Pe hiIMMIN OWN Is OW ohms et ANAL SI per Wen mat 61. a• 011•11/./W. Alr P. A. C. PAIRLIE that..ol he in tsma iars ind lobertaisd. SS_ LONDON, WEDNESDI; Y EVENING, • CYLERUA I{Y 3. 1880. MR. ALBEBTIITH TO-NIORT e Eight, irlik M. °aura azrussn NA ► MONT IILAZIO Is - arT ID IMMI. add EVRILT NIGHT Mal Miamday) at I ...ANL aad Tandy aad Mumma at 3 ecloalLaNa. 3.. Mae ta Wan AS Ma eaasHw , imam HMI, dalld trams to 61 ;YA ; iiiikat [4IIDIE'd SELECT LIBRARY.—R o d LlSTlllot3lllllnad choke BOOT / reasOly dna to an , • tadof Sorb of tho pot ??Morton= withdraws LartnrDwlllns. Now Oto " rdwr i on ast a ercoo soot, inonotor. I Mr. Dixowat.z. seconded resolution, which puesd. Mr. Boum. this proposed a the resolutke to the effect that the two years' damsels the Tmuury minute of 1862 which limits the rebus of duty to wises which shoold have bees duty-pdd within two years, would had to much *natio, if literally intoned, and that it oudt mot to be enforced in the 'L ew of those pumas who NAM the csaditions of that mlu.nta ; but after some disominks it wee withdrawn. lLem.nsow propo.ed the following resolution, which we curled meey .—" That the government are keno to allow to those whim merchants who have complied wit& the Treasury minute of 1843 a drawback upon all &L -owe warrants, dated within two years for red wine of ?mewl and Franck or within six months for say other foreign Visa,. provided that a quantity of wine equal to that reviewed 1 1 , 1 . nob warrants, and of the like description, be found in stook. A w e of hunks to the chains= terminated the pro ceedings. I‘ l ‘ . UBl C. ROBERT COCKS and CO.'S PUBLIOLTIONII. fa of tee Oratorios. rides k. sad IL 4.1. ma. Ofeediameapi lianasay. ea fa , la. mad 4e. we. =/ Ahab be Tang 00111POOMPL PON 84 w ili gitie tiellepd at a ealaste teal Ilea Malk Naa Of leiret Ovals sod ODA 'towlines. watts = t. meaufaeleffere' plow lAN N tifflC.7irb.. 4... 0.0. rodal 'WOW, ante aad orataaatesa flemiteeal EYeahete Tato . Mod Edl.lon. Price 4 Solar. lief Ilditioa. race fa Cooks and Co.. N.. Burltagtoaalrea ; ead all Tovirr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LING jjr PACIIIIT 11111 L—Fer SHIRR Dime .111421g03 ronlidasblefteeirie.l•• • •5 WM= J• ll lNOM M Ornesir ; lAN et hi ire retso l a a _pesp. .duge Yer WM. el EMI= er rem•P WM Ile Di ViTY sal /10=111, Wirier weer DEVI?? Gad if 00/tril AUSTRALIAN LINZ PP PACE lIT 1111111P.—Ter ROL el M the WS Direst MI noweese Se We Ledo ~Late Wepeleht. She a saw* ae i r low as a lbe IMAM Mee seed imeemeselles tee_steet WS: Weer wr wily • Mr. T. W a Mt 1%.5. 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Yeelsetikty a public =retie, of the wholesale wine and gbh lassie was held at the London Tavern, to cousider the government scheme of assessing the wine duties by the skoUlie test, and the importance of obtaining an under stewing from the government ea to the drawback to be allowed in April, 1861. The meeting was so nunearouely attended that it had to adjourn to the large room in the Lon doe Tavern from a smaller one. Mr. H. Taowna, who woe called to the chair, said that they had not met for political discussion, to stand in the way of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's carrying his budget, or tomasider whether it was wise or not to propene any reduo- Man of the wine duties at all, but simply Mt ormoider the ti forth in the advertheethot amulet* lb. meeting. othor of the Exobegner having expressed a wish that they should embody their views in writing. the com• mitts) drew up a statement, which they forwarded to the right hon. gentleman, and if he acquiesced In the plan therein proposed he (the chairman) had no doubt it would be satisfactory to the wine trade and to the public generally. With regard to the questions of the alcoholic test and drawback, the numerous letters which he had received hem the dealers throughout the country showed that the trade in geaeral coincided in the view they took, and he hoped the Chancellor of the Exchequer, if he was a man of reason, would reommilder the subject. The alcoholic test wee impolitic and unjust, and would entail upon the country a great expense. It was unjust because it gave a preference to the light whit's of France over these of other couatriee, especially over those of Spain and Portugal, with whom they bad conventions which gave them the right of the most fa voured nation principle. It wee impolitic became there would be a constant feeling in the mind of the consumer that he was charged a high duty, end that the seller pocketed the difference between the high and the low rate of charge. It was unfair, on scientific grounds, because the operation of testing was so nice and delloite, and required such emirate and cleanly Instruments, that It wee out of the question to expect thetheonditionaintitegustace-houseolkers. The Chairmen here read extracts hum a work of Mr. Muldee, professor of chemistry at Utrecht, who devoted much care and attention to this subject, sad also from letters of persons connected with the trade, eettlog forth the difficulties of test ing the proportions of alcohol in wine. The proposed plan would open the door to fraud and bribery, for when wine was a few degrees' above 26 degrees, thorn persons who IMO more keen than hone*t would make it " all right" with the officer. Thi. scheme would make it necessary to add to the number of officer,. And without wishing to cast any imputation on the Custom-hours office's, would they be all so high-minded that no bribe or fee would find its way into their pockets (Hear.) It was their duty to put a stop to thia temptation to fraud. The Chancellor of the Excluquer told the country that be expected to save 50,0001. in the Customs de partment by his measure, but If the mode in which he proposed to levy the wine duties was to be taken as a epitomes of his method, that expectation of his would turn out to be a complete fallacy. (Hear.) It re quired from 20 to 25 minutes to test a cask of wine. Now, considering the greet Increase in the wins trade which would probably follow from this measure, and supposing that each officer could have four stills under his eye at the same time, how would it be possible to carry on the trade of the country unless the staff of Customs officers was increased? But it wee said the Customs officers were not going to try the strength of every emir, and that they could test them by their palate. He hoped they were not going to submit quietly either to the testing of one case by the instrument or to the teeing of the °there by the Custesothonse palate . (" Hear, hear,' sad laughter.) He hoped they would all unite together to upset this theoretical scheme. With regard to the drawback, It was quite clear to Mar s from an order dated the 10th of February, 1861, that the government did not intend to give them any drawback on the stock of wines in Lad in 1861—that wmtbs jeey, on the wines In Mock from 1869 to 1867 — The Treasury there stated that they cancelled from that date the minute of July, 1843, which regulated the duty to be allowed, and declared " that no such allowance of duty should be made for any wine take* into stock after the date of the present minute." If they were act treated by the government, It was, he did no: hesi tate toes y, a direct breach of contract and of faith with the trade. (Beer, bear.) There was no inanities of each a thing before. Whenever there was an increased duty im- I pored—in 1796. 1296, 1603, 1804, 1813, and 1831—the midi tionai rate was charged upon the dealer's stock. The only instance in which the increase of duty was not charged upon the stook of the dealer was when the Chancellor of the Ex chequer imposed the 6 per cent. additional duty; but he maintained that even in tbat instance the trade paid it, for he should like to know what dealer had ever been able to increase the price of wine to his cue tomer* in consequence of that 5 per cent. inCTISSIIP (Hear.) He denied altogether that trumpery boon, if boon it was. The amount of this drawback, though a small awn to a wealthy osmmunity, was a matter of Importance to them as traders. He trusted the meeting would go along with the committee in asking the government to forego the scheme of levying the duty on wine by the alcoholic test, and also to allow them that drawback which they were entitled to. - - - . . _ Mr. O. 0. SANDEMAW said that he had been for 60 pan swaged in the shipping of this country trom all parts, acid now for dieting time be heard of an alooholic test mooted. The quslity of the wine did not depend on the streegth at all, and under this scheme Leer° and Chateau Marpux would come le at a lower rate than much inferior wines. He supposed the object of the Chancellor of the Excheqoor wee ern to protect the revenue spinet the lower duty, and to give a preference to the French wines under the new lusty. (Hear.) Tbese might be legitimate remota in the Wed of the Chanoelbr of the Excheqser • but looking at it in • practical point of view, the alcoholic test would not last many months. The Chancellor of the Exchequer dealt In large view., and was of comes obliged to depend upon the Infonuation of others in matters of detail. (Hear) The right hon. gentlemen had bees milted, end when better In formed, he hoped that, is a man of integrity and honour, he would yield to what was just (Hear.) He now begged to move the folk:Meg resolution That the alcoholic, test, as at present proposed, is objectionable In principle, imoirectkr ble in its details, cumbrous in its working, and will be un equal to its application ; that it will ens, constant disputes between buyer and seller. and will givea great uncertainty to all trameactioes in wives." Mr. newton seconded the motion. Mr. Gaselor said the alcoholic test would turn out an satire failure, end would have to be altered in six maths. He believed the object wee to glee a preference to the French wines but as an importer of Spanish wines he protested agaiatit any seek preference. Mr. Buserin., of Liverpool, .aid he should like to know whether wine wee to be tested on landing only, or whether alter being In bond for two or three year, it was to be tested also for the purpose of ascertaining its strength, and if so, on which strength—the strewth at the time of lenelieg or the strength when taken out of hood—the duty was to be levied. (Hear, bear.) It appeared to him that there was muck in oon.iattn y in nal& tales trade In principle on the one hand, and on the other bindles her in shorties and making bar a slave by impracticable rein:abalone in detail. (Beer.) A large Increase of trade and of the bonding system would follow the proposed measure. of the Chancellor of the Exchequer; and on principles of economy would not any preened mind say, in order to meet this Increase you must simplify your a.- rbinery, and by simplifying it economise your expenditure ? Bat the reverse course was the one taken. Were it not for the intervening annoyance to which it would give rise they might permit the alcoholic test to fall to pieces by its own inherent difficulties. The testing of wine might be possible and simple as an experiment, but to carry that oat in the gigantic operation. of commerce would not either be beneficial or practioabk. The Chancellor of the Exchequer was a very able man , but he wee not • practical men and thmefore whilst with ens hand he gave them freer trade , the other be immeshed them M red taps fetters. (Beer.) Mr. OILIT said he did not approve of the alcoholic test, tut he could not say that it was impracticable. lie believed it could be carried out with as" and that It would not be necessery A to try were dm Gee me is thourad. Mr. mpex odd belied had 67 yore' meadow* in the wins trade, end unless every saw is the Custom-hones bed the knowledge sod Industry of a Faraday he was sure the alcoholic test could never be carried out. The motion was theseaatioarrattnatimously. Mr. Mount moved out resolution, to the sabot that • uniform rate is all whim without the proposed Meehollo teat would be a more simple and therefore a more mosongeal mode of levying the daty, aad at the sane Mae ot more to the roman* as well es mere to the comusser. Mr. 0. Tao watt seconded the resolution, whioh was carried, Mr. Cxrunrewoore propene the next reeseeltee, which we to the Whet that th e Tr./mg aMe 10th inst., emselled their sifts et WA the ill wise wen si=deprived et the pewee et dl o p e : asstetic es the 1 8.9, mil* Is the of Se vas ititP•Mek awl beetesit ontress Ida A s e s = sod listehre ispeethets iseisiti so ese spie lmiles trest the sailers's.. Me Ihet the resdelee s= he Uric mai was sing isM le who* M sot kith. tug se seememiltifts hen him MANCHESTER. A public meth ig of the citizens of Manchester was held yesterday in the Town-hall, to afford opportunity f or the of cl a'nions on the budget and the commer cial treaty with F rames , Than Willa 011111117061 and Witten attandaace. The Karon (Mr. Mankk% on taking the "Mir, said it was a came for rejoicing that tba budget wee a assure so bold end comp re b eca l er . No gses'it there were flews in it, but he observed a disposition an this *Mel the WNW Chancellor of the Exchequer to listen to an a aggertiess et • practical cha racter; and it was desirable to the hands of the government by a declaration of . beet this important city. (Cheers.) kr. J. Horwooo (tats Ky.) ',loved the first resolution, as follows That the services oh' Richard Cabana, JINN M.P., to pronatt the came of free trade, is We reams micosedul endeavours to negotiate ais saty of oonsieree with France, deserve the verseirt szeress'ose of gratitude from the meeting. This meeting also feels bound to thank MM. Chevalier and the roused - sad rastatkers of the Societe d'Boosoode Polliiqne de France for theft' beg and sedum. services in the cause of free tied., and to congratulate them end the French nation upon the prospect of a lasting and closer friendship being in future maintained between the two nations." He aid it must be most gratifying to the inha bitants of this city, which was especially identified with the policy of free trade, to have an occasion for celebrating new triumphs in that direction under the enactors of its old towas man, Mr. Cobden—(cheers)—and M. Chevalier. (Cheers.) He believed it would be found in this case, as with the free trade measures of Sir R. Peel, that a great reduction of customs duties was acoompanied by a great extension of our trade; that France and Great Britain would be placed on • fooling of hes commercial intemoures, and that the trade of Manchester would he largely Increased. Sir if, ARMITAOII wooded the 11110111d00. which wee car ried unanimously. Mr. Aid. WATILIXII moved the sectosd resolution :—" That the cordial support of this isseedag is hereby given to the free trade measures of the budget, the repeal of the excise duties en paper, and the commercial treaty with France, and this meeting pledges Itself to use its best efforts to obtain for them the sanction of parliament, subject to such 'iterations in the details as further diacuseion may prove to be desirable. It also tenders its sincere thanks to the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer for his efforts to revise the taxation of the country, and to extend the blaming, of free trade." Mr. J. Pasha& supported the motion, as did also Dr. WAITS, hl a Ore& of some length; and OD its LOU* put to the meeting. wee unanimously adopted. Mr. B. W. WATIIN moved the adoption of a petition is aosordanoe with the foregoing immolations Be said this was • question which ought not to be dragged through the dirt of faction, or made in any way whatever • mere question of ogles. (Hear, hear.) Mr. T. B. POUTED seconded the resolution, which was unanimously adopted. The meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the gen tlemen engaged in the repeal of the paper dotes, and also to the Mayor for presiding. EDINBURGH.—At a special meeting of the Mer chant Company of Edinburgh, called by requisition, "to take into consideration the important subject of the Budget," held on Monday, Mr. Robert Chambers presiding, the following motion was carried sees. eon.. "That this company, considering free trade seematial to the prosperity of the coun try, cannot but regard with approbation the budget of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, insomuch as it is blinded on fres trade principle., and carries them out to a greeter extent than has been hitherto done, and is thus an important step in the right direction—therefore resolves to petition parlia ment in its favour, with ouch modifications in its details ea may be called for to render the measure more aoceptable to the whole °natty." THE BUDGET. Mr. Gladstone had addressed the following letter to "The Committee of Importer@ and others, Mincing lane" : _ _ " Downing-street, Feb. 21. " Gentlemen,—l hero the honour to acknowledge your letter of the 17th. " I must beg you not to nostrile the present communioa tion as the newer of the government to your representa tion. It is intended only to narrow any apparent ground of diffarenae between us, and to suggest the course of pro ceeding most convenient with • view to the progress of public btprineet. " Your letter refers to that portion only of the financial proposals of the government which is intended to meet, by compensating charges upon trade and exchange in one form sr other, a share of the lose anticipated from the approaching remission. of duty. " You commenymore or lees adversely upon the Penny Registration Due, upon the charges for removals and opera tions in warehouse, upon the sumo prop teed for dock war rants and for contract notes ; and besides, you observe that any tax meant for revenue sh , uld be imposed not upon traders as a class, bat upon the community. " I distinguish carefully between your particular and your more genera! objection. And with reepect to the latter, I respectfully ask you to consider whether the financial scheme of the government, viewed for one moment as a whole, is really open to the charge of relieving the community at the expense of traders sea dam; and whether, on the contrary, the head and fr rat of the 'Wicks upon it be not this, that it too greatly relieves trade, and therefore relieves traders also in a primary and 'pedal sense, and this by mesas of • tax to be imposed on the community. " It is with reluctance her Majesty's government ream. mend to parliament any new charges upon trade in any form. But the case la a very Ample one. They found that in order to give the requisite breadth to their she e, and secure soma of its maim ends, it wee neosesary to give a relief from present taxes, amounting to nearly four millions for the year 1860-1, and to nearly five millions If we include the residue to take effect le 1861-2. They found that they might obtain this great relief, and aloe' with it largely reduce establishments and carnage, and effect collaterally great administrative re forms, at a charge of something over three mil li ons to the len nue of the coming year. They did not otmective that they could ask for more than about 2,100.0001. from that revenue, with the present high scale of expenditure, even /or the great purposes which they have had in view. It is therefore no wanton infliction welch they suggest ' . but they are desirous to arrange, with your assistance an d that of others who are well-informed, • betieficial commutation. They rely with confidence on your willingness to venture something fur the public good. They wish carefully to consider with you how to keep the pmealary demand within bounds, and, above all, how to prevent crewing new obstructions to the comes of trade when their main object is wherever possible to destroy old ones. now pass to your comments upon details. Most or all of the resolutions on which you comment may require to be modified, but you will agree with me that definitive mod B ead= had better be reserved until it tun express the final in tention/ of the government. " Nor will you be surprised or offended when I tall you that, as the minister most directly responsible, I am reluctant to ask my colleagues to give the 'object their final cossidnu- Non, until I am smelt able to pay a lees divided attention to the details thou will be possible until the House of Commons shall have desk with the larger sod more vital questions in volved in the scheme for remission of duties. " I may, however, give you certain limited assurances, on which you may rely, apses from anything, that the name eerily technical language of the resolutions may appear to sufgest. With respect to the penny registration due, its buds is this. We have, I trait, arrived at a stags in ow legislation when the whole proms of customs duties will mot to be felt beyond • very , narrow hat of sr ides, and when the largest share, pawkily four-fifths or more, of the entire ha port and export trade if the country, thus absolutely relieved, will continue to receive Important services from customs to tablialunonta that (including superannuation') wet the country above • million a year. The re Standout doe is in tended, without affecting the operations of trade as duties do, to maks a moderate ocionibutioo from trade Itself towards this heavy charge. The requisite classification is of nsolosity but inadequately expressed in the resolution. I am satisfied that it will not be difiloult, sod that the measure Is in prin ciple generally admitted sod approved. " Tea warehousing charges aim at the same and ; and likewise et establiebieg a greater equality between certain dosses of places, with regard to warehousing advanuim than now Wets. I admit that many of doss are too high. I farther admit that it may be open to osnalisration wheibor, is reaped to sow" of shwa at least, owl sopecially la regard to reasons* a dibrant him of preasidins soy bo preamble. • most ken Liverpool has urged that all i= c o i r be=l: lla nais *mkt be required to take oat ma anensi Isom; and Ike ipsweranisot are &Anon to Attain ed the opsitsisaliv• inion of the essmarclal world upon this sip grat " With rarest to Awl wistasts sad to onatraot notes I rear to wlsat I have already oil vespoling the proper tine Istisemilhe mind= atimpowessil. I beg, holm% rto ware you that the former are not intended to be lisbla to thane frequent repetition. of the charge imposed which bas bees apprehended; and in regard to the latter, that it is not, and serer hes been, the intention of government to mak for a tai, even of if. upon bills of parcels, or upon anything that sesestisily beloup to that clams, insamtich as the tranaactions to which they relate are already regulated, and, when they mused 405., taxed by law. " Should the faithful application of this pledge be found to diminish the estimated finite of the stamp, it will, never- . thew, be redacted. giving your obliging consideration to this letter, you may perhaps be enabled to draw into more specific forms any saggestlons it may be agreeable to you to make. I shall Its most ready to commenioste with you, both in writing and I weaselly, at the proper time; and it is for the general' con. coalesce, rather than that of the goverment, if I venture to recommend that by mutual communication the classes beet informed sad most dire be ltzl concerned should se f ar se poss i ble re us present to an of London and other places their milady', wishes and opinions. "As this letter appertain. wholly to matters of Fennel in. Wrest, I make no apology for sending) it at ones for publi cation; and I have the honour to remain, gentlemen, " With much respect, your vemfaithtal servant, " W. E. GLADSTONE." LETTER OF M. MICHEL CHEVALIER ON THE EXPORTATION OF ENGLISH COAL. The following letter has been addressed by M. Michel Chevalier to a friend in this country : "Paris, 73, Rue de l'Univeraite, Feb. 18, 1860. "My dear Friend,—Nothing is spoken of here but the ob. *dons raised against that article of the treaty which regards the exportation of coals; and I take the liberty of writing you a few words on the subject. It Is a mbjeet with which I am perfectly fantilar—and by thla I mean that I am not only familiar with the subject itself, but that I am also Sc. quaintad with everything that has emarred in reference to this portion of the treaty between the two goversteents. "The assertion put forward is to the effect that we should be prevented from carrying on a maritime war if deprived of English coal; or, in other terms, that we obtain the sans of carrying on a maritime war by being allowed to lay In • stock of English ooal. " This is a gross mistake respecting fact. France has fewer coal mines than England, but is net wholly aesthete of them; the greater part of her mine* are at a distance from the coast; but by means of our tamale and our rail yam now almost completed, the Mateo., may be get over without too great expense. I have made asloulations r from which it remits that the Frenellt coal meld in our mari time arsenals (Beast, Cherbourg, Lorient, Rochfort) would not be more than 10,. the lea (1,000 hilo gramma) above the English coal; and that sometime, the difference In price would not be more than 6e. In time of war the inareesed expense might, perhaps, ainevat to ten mil- Nona of fresco in the year. Even doubling diet sum, would such an increese of expense render • maritime war an hopes eibility P In time of peace the Atlantic Beet, with the immense forges of Brest, icc„ &c.,ealy costs dye millions for coal. "In the Mediterranean the cue ie still 'drawer. There the English noel is se dear es the coal of Alain (Gard), of Basegeir (Gard), end of Graiameaso (Herani). Lastly, England has an interest in the two contracting parties being allowed freely to export their coal; for our coals In the south (Maim, Beeregist, Graiwiesme. end eves sometimes Rive de Ole) might be found extremely convenient for its Mediterranean fleets. "And, also, we can obtain the Belgian coal extremely abundant and extremely go..d. " Thee the pretext invented by the English protectionists is absurd; it Is directly contradicted by the faota ; they are, in reality, punning but one end—that of sowing distrust and irritation between two great nations. "This course of the tortes is in fact provoking on the part of England an unfriet dly act towards us. The rejection of the article of the treaty would be an unfriendly act, and it would be taken for such in Prawn. The cry would be raised of ' Perfidious Albion:' Oar great manufacturers would exclaim that they have been duped about the rednc tin of the export duties on English coal. " The moral and political effect expected from the treaty— the drawing closer together of two great =hoer, would not be attained. " And this would be the case even were the article to be struck out from the treaty, with the content of the French governmest.—Ever yours, " MICHEL CHEVALIER." AMENDIDINTS UPON 77113 BUDGET. IN COMMITTEE ON CUSTOMS ACTS: Mu. PIILLER.—As an amendment to the 6th reso lution, to leave out "millboards, paper," as denominated in the tariff, and "pasteboard," and add at the end of the re solution " That the duty of customs chargeable upon mill boards, papa'', u denominated in the tariff, and pasteboard, shall mass and determine in respect of all such millboards, paper, and pasteboard as shall be imported from any country when the export of rags and other raw materials used in the manufacture of those articles shall be permitted free of duty, or subjoin to a duty not exceeding 20 per cent. on the value thereof; and that in respect of such millboards, paper, and pasteboard imported from all other countries a ditty of Id. per pound shall in future be levied instead of the present rate." . . . . ....,. SIR JOSEPH PAXTON.—That it 111 inexpedient to reduce the duties on silk manufactures without making provision In the treaty with France for the simultatems admission of English manufacturtd silts and ribbons into France on equal terms. IN CONNITTEN OP WATII AND XIANI : Btu WILLIAM Mmes.—Leave oat resolution 16 (aboli tion of paper duty). Line 9of the 17th 'violation, leave out "ten" and insert " nine" (inn me-tax ) MR. 110111PALL.-011 Mr. Challealuf of the Exchequer moving the repeal of the clause in the Act of Parliament which exempts the deed of building societies from stamp duties, to move, that the exemption be retained and con tinued. To-morrow evening Sir JOtiLl'il PAXTON will ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if it is proposed by the new treaty to give the French government the power of Matra ing the existing dutms on English Bilk goods imported into France from their present rates to 30 per cent. ed valorem P Major STUART KNOX will ask whether, under the ptopotted change, f,reign wines and 'minim will be allowed I. be bonded in inland towns, and if so whether the duties will thee be collected by the excise Mr. WILD will ask whether, in the event of the keeper' , of sating houses and refreshment rooms receiving licenses for the sale of wise and beer by ret►il, any measure to be introduced for that purpose will render them liable to have soldiers billeted upon them, as licensed victuallers now ars YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—Lent evening the fifteenth annual meeting of this evangelical and Mutational institution, which is airily demisted for the be nefit of young men employed in the commercial establish ments of the city of Lutdoc, was held in Hart. r-hall. The chair was trompied by the Hight Hon. the Reel of Shaftes bury, but a very revere cold, from which the noble earl was unfortunately suff,ring, prevented him from even attempting to deliver a speech. A long end highly satisfactory report of the actual position of the emaciation end of its proceedings during the pest year was read by Mr. W. E. Shipton, the seoretary, showing that 149 new members bad been admitted, and 74 of them to the interior religious fellowship ; while the cher. rooms, lecturer, sad library of the institution in Alderegate- Mem., had been noisily resorted to by a large number of young men. The inooms of the association for the yrar had amounted to 3,5871., enabling a surplus of more than 1001. to be applied to the redaction of the debt. Aber the reading of this report, Mr. Gurney Hoare moved a resolution 's preader thankfulness to God for the success with which this undertakies bad been favoured, and recommending it to support in every way. Hr. W. H. Smith ssoonded the rem intim, which was unanimously adopted, and the Hey. H. Ailon, of Islington, followed by several clergymen or dig sattmg ministers, in the course of the evening addressed the meeting. ATOTHECARIRS' HALL.—The following gentlemen passed their examination in the mimes and preetke of medi cine, and received certificates to premise, on Thursday : Lime Abrehean La Mat, 37, Bedford-Keats; William Cayley ; Philip Sydney Joon, Sydney, New South Wales; Edward Stillweal, Epsom, Surrey; Benjamin George Everett, Wensister, Wilia; - rad Matthew Coates, Royal Navy. The fenowbsg gestiernes also on the ease day peeled their find examinaties :—Riehard Henry fathom, Samuel Hope, and elasticise Le Vacant* Godfrey, St. Bartholomew's Hospital. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAT• TtrisDAT, nus.2l.—Admiellosi on parses; 6410; ditto by seas slake°, 306.—Teal.vbboxii. 1,006.