The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-11 00:00:00

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PaaNall OWN. ••••al end ploomal rims*. analog maw Sae so. seer lopmelli• glee b ANNA 11•• as ~WA 11, •••t.impimmo• Sr •Pa wars, A 5...• •• inshowd o = s.. m.o.+ AA.. " *yobs Nam • • bMy arm kg J. Yak W••••••••• 11••=•••• Sad AA ••••••illr• •• • 01. et •••••V. /111, EiVriaril er k u rttC a h.."... iv...va1..- •••■••••-e. &thWi r Ceara 1: =llB= LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1860. WHITTINGTON CLUB sail MHTROPOLI. ?AN •TIMAUX. —• 0111AXD RUA 'Alba YON ansiarstri Illarain ribti a tt ". Tifton aL ; O s all• wr ••••• lad amp any monoval in • n Oka aa. 8 •L. V. 41.4.1. QT. MARTIN'S- -HALL.--GOUNOD'S (A ND i i k7 sad 1131,1110V1111 =OW. SY KPISON_X Wit sa mks lbs ibuslisa at Sir. JOHN NV% 4LIW. Pmts. ifslosr. lb. WSW* Mops r. ar• 11.01.1111.; ells, Ss. ST. DIANTINI3-HALL SINGING SCHOOL. 11111M1111TH 111141/011. Ns. ON/I NuuLaa. • NOINTWOVITA/ST CLAM for LADICII .21 aot- MONO ea TV AT. Pie. 14. et 11 Mir& Thearuns realm titer lbs. ON plata THUYAI 1311ADLAND. ra KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL a ll ialauld to d or Dadarekat nalanwirom as sub and InOnapo et day In D iFffiint a*. Dee II OS& sad treila Or Stamm it j4 u sals. ' Ines OS nidan, dran-7=l4lsesand nod swat- WAN. ter Ikarban. and Ods one-Ilin Itadddiw of - DID ISWOra-OoOD god 110danoa•-iFor te was Most 90,4 nailial .B. Dr. ea Ihe above wa 1 all**" SU Pli. wed Slassf at. x47lrorex ibei.k nalpt Now. Moo Soo r MR. CALDWELL% ANNUAL BENEFIT LI YAWL Maury It —lies drat, lob& A ROYLL ROOMS, Wiethall-etrest.—Orissui Ordes.-011111 WIRT I •••••91 k VIIIIIIIO. milk oiste•99l LTD. 999 rom 0 g Mem la• Mas. frlastral Clocks•• lsabraert. Nen epos si9 belt gasijice•or at 9; Ism • wiers• AM•falas. znirs MAGNIFICENT MUSIC sod "or.as 1100/fil—arls ♦.. l Ka% siaborieg Mandel. " jfitZt,M .. = Isrt &Of" no boom Dm . so war. IN Os Num Q. I=ll. "The issatwo Was Viosiftla Oual• Sap b 7 lir mg Mr. Wider Torres licelerfil Dsp A ir DEL AID R GALLERY,, Lowther-weeds, II TY Olong. imams lOW in Is NOW °PIN LOO6Ol. for iuri,a INAruortos MOM SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS .ad BON, Ma sensialy ths &gal POW masa es owls. ass& Mil samba Meek U..: issalogllS dm& &to Ws. WY lajakim smassineed Itae-Olssus Yuma sarlsli.st masa, lOU poises Ilinis• Preps* Gls& Its. it. pas fres—lWO& sl& Mill Ops s.W Sara Watt =Wso. MI& llessam Ora. works. ISisklslisi ITV a laswaler. oregOnwi. Lb 1111)11W8* PERFUMEDpeered VALENTINE, tbe was Liam; lords, let . law IL. br Put Irr_l4 amis. rimmit Aissark fit tra .... lamegi l im ner% It ir glitrull. , lll Bl =.lTAVOLlMllla ; aol ig itasalansil an lishosa. NTO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAP= Weßralr Villii"" will AlLigik srameleillaseAV l ereA slime Wei ; Wet Ore. Awe:eta w EVII:10 91 " . :ITTDDI it RN ISErrel VITATIOIS M Ifte amid RAL PSISTSD ITAMPRD Is SlLj aa t i slek ARMS et °RUT* the Med tries. CARD-PLATS S SLY SIGISATIS lad surrariasc UAW* PiIdIITSD he •.r4. .a SINIT Rop.s mug,. esWesee • emeerebleak el YMCA 1.1 L L I.ldeere teem theirrileeL Nlt W BOOM 8, at 2d. it the 1 .. di s c ount . PaAllaoll ail OW SUPPLY al BOMB al as ober Ma amok sad aralaia Wl= il• art eappriala tad base talitaar anti. SWIM NW swassonsss sincsest ki. glow. ausaniad ea a naliatra—raruor art itrgi= Mawr taat t ILO.a p REA CHINO is PLAYHOUSES. Its ism Ymnie. Iles the WILOOMB MOT. I. 21. ides fa Lat. =MN= Wlllllll DuCTses MOONS 006"14.111. nal t= 4 :kesfy : Mo Malt.. led 'Ado" ..• USICAL EDUCATION.—The seal *visaed *be eredellig after mesa seems NM Ow tee •issomil Welt, YI Ma Their verb are*. se reds, el redly ma dews le be later irbe pet eels "Itre arr. To Seer Iled Irma Is eddied* re U 13411 ft Jamas °Lau& Amber el dr Oreedirs et re lbseemele d Slesie. - . bbe Oil Impels* lies arlsbed Ids "Abbretet Mere entta. ease sr ra " es we Mere le re ref adrel. mem; see lb Ire pules mew be esieween er eds=assre el se aseeest.— Pr. 7. : 1w Ilarreeramel, arl e. leerrellege IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDB.—Fines, Firs. 10. II e Tail LOSCzamazzoa •ook W imai ea She wades& at aok. TRH 00111111HCIAL TREATY WITH PRANCE. Lard WODIEOUBg bid as the table • copy ci the wow sownescoial Dem, with hawk THE PROPOSIIDANNICkAITON OP SAVOY AND The Youth of NORMANDY wished to ask whether it were tree that the PPM* gererainint during the adndeistratka of Grunt Wahrwind Ask a earninseioation to Lard Cowley • 1110 111141104 a the serentesiss of Savoy...id Mee Wow to the statssesat made by the Fordo to the other house of pastimes; and If se at whet period seal coennualoacita sane to henerledge title British governineut, sad whether, sup- Ie Vsomumiostion to have occurred, it osataleed any OA pokey 61 the British government with regard Bmi 01.11 ILLS said he odd set sneer lab the state sift le in eieneymene bless In newspaper, bat le 4 11nd no Iseinelba 5 MOW tbesmele s =is that has Na ha received se of i s i re= isigant eenneuskroion bashes bees melt byuCa=a inlaid le Lied Oewley. Al the gene time be was net la air Sit MOO esaverseilos might Devit o = maw owl Lief belwessley the . bee Prensh Mlabrar for Ales Oew The filergek of NORMANDY said their lordships wall pensive lid ol sey rsee he had leld the roof for mew es- Berl being awls on this subject. Berl GRIT remehed that Illeinoble Mind said then het bees me eilleiel eseuerteksities bites.. the Neese ofebeer H. sitsehl Oh. r how "Weber cake t :Me he al etr i lbr e IL AN boa so armies assossi- Lord WODIHOUSE odd Ws noble friend did not roman torest hie answer one writte n stateranat. • twounnication :nett be Made without ate brag whom The Inn wee that than wen so despatches, no cimmudostion borrow the two gem emote between the Uses Mari by his noble friend the awniary lot jowags Afire, rim ho tans his communica tion to Ur Hone of Commove, wed amount time, whim eome Artier eimmonieniono Well pima Wbsa swab hived saki he amid ass May awl IMMO ISOMMINIMIS mod, en ha 'mat Is Mae awe was that hi me ad i Ksi saY that as esawswakellsa billassed bOwssa MI that no said comnownioation hal ben samis ty Oest /amid le Lord Cowley, w Lertl Owley was gessi to sank he Ws goverment The Natter wee Stepped i. July es hasary, art Ids amble Bleed Waled awe *rely all that bed pared as the weljest op to the Was that be weds Chat oweenutiostke. THE DISTURBANCES IN IT. ONOROWS IN THE EAST. Lord BROUGHAM promoted • petition from the Rev. Bryan Meg, the relator of St. George's in the Best, p s =s 1111 that 111111111•11 may be taken for protecting him from p viehnee, sad lien preventleg the interruption of dirt,. see. vice in his ciao& The noble lord said he thought the Has ht to he ht the remelt for the purpose of proven • of the disgraceful riots that had occurred, that the law woe quite strong enough to punish the Hoene. RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THEATRES. Viscount DUNGANNON said he had received a comm. ablation from the sable earl who represented government in that boom reptilian him, on 'would of what would 'eke pion is the other boom of parliament to.aight, to podiums the motion of which he bad given notice relative to what be sensblered the impropriety of holding religious serviette in threes,. He had not hesitated to *coed* to that revise, but be etmeldrred the motion of that serious irepltsace es ra- Crtite interest, of true religion and the sembliehmunt of umb is this eouotry, that he thought them ought to be the tolled disomske apes it. He, therefore, postponed his motion till Friday, the 24th of February. Lead POSTM AN observed that this wee • very delicate d put it to the sale lord whether it wee wise to heward kin modoa. DUNGANNON said, is bringing forward his modes be woes:relies his privilege as • peer of parliament, end eadeavouring to Mechem his ftty se a good charlatan. Therein, sodden would Mews him be withdrew his modes. The Mimi' of WESTMEATH diesel( it would be 1110111 Jeddah@ to leave the matter is the heads of the bishops. IsViesseat moths. DUNGANNON reptile& that be should praise Ids TM Bari of RODEN areal Ina tho Ingpation to Ism the inner In the heeds of that Whop, and urged the noble vloarant to withdraw tbs inetion. The LORD CHANCELLOR atoned that if awe had boss any Irrovirenot la to condoet of thaw services, such ss • siltation might oomplais of, the htrute would he to ths noble viscount for brLning the subject forward; but the service' bed bean coadnetsil with deoornm, he *eyed it loner that the swans Audi not be distrassed. The Archbishop .d CANTERBURY lad no doubt that Ow noble viscount was amusted solely by a sal for ragtag, hat st His same elms he would pet It to him that ll this sys tem asersly attracted hem its novelty and outimity, this sanity and ourimity would soon ewes, and the whole tnom. most would dl. a natural death. 11, on the contrary, It were productive of good, Its was sure the hoss• would be nswilling to Wear& — The liking of LONDON said the noble VISOOUIIi seemed le Written Is movement In nano degree to his. Hs took the eppertanity of stating that he felt It a very difficult gess dee, but he had in no respect intarleried with it In one way sr the ether. What bad been done had been doss by Wi wi's& es thole own reepountelity. He sonhissed that when It wee ant mentioned to him them emend to him a sort • inoongreky In It, and therefore he reomemanded the clergy le be exceedingly cieunour. It was a very don ate make, but he should be unwilling to disap prove of the ehegy doing that which titer 0012111311110111 celled epee dam to do. His brother the Bishop of Man cheater, In whom dimmer some of these arenas had been held, held the same view', and neither of thaw had In say way accoutered this movement. Viscount DUNOANNON said it wee with great regret that he let himself compelled te differ from those he se highly respected ; bat ha left that he had a duty to (Recharge. He oaseldered these enviers utterly at variance with demsey end geed ceder. Theis lordships then miljeerned at twiny minutest to 6. 100 101.—Tbo isomer tar HAW rot loin aro Wooded to all Y Oot Doloor. se WI rowed oodl taws pomp% to lost rod motor Nag& ito RITIBII sad NORTHIIIIIip AMERICAN ROYAL 1.1 NAIL OMNI OXlololol br En Aasinft I* NM , =LI VIMPOOL mit 1 1104170 X. do loam Mt TOILIL dlr=l hokum LITSD LI 01 NA LIPLX sok owl nolo) rod ar ld roft Ur Moo it ~ Illor GPO 110 womb ali *OM • Alt/OA . lit 10x1 dboo. . Tob. U • Wire rooropo owl okob kr Xamo tioooork U to lour hood to II ow %a bri the ° lrk& • o ItIICA. rar X, Dolooloo. U. AIMA, tor XLW 0 MON. Imaces, IWO I. Pomp seam okOillor awes Do rod prooT o i k a irlS 1r...... oleo oson. Mir to ADANA l a . St',Son, rroiffpo soil PILO. I. g aill NOM& Thoto okorooltoo look yr imiremir : 77 . 71 . i i . poor i x . rir 0100. soi 1.0. Non or la Polk : G. sod J. Dim lbw : D. orl C. X' Tor • promotro: or D. lot a. ItouroDoo. Wow owl ' NalleL p T STEAM COMMUNICATION t o SW TOII/1.-112 1.1•111,POOLL NSW ToIL end MA .TIA2I4IIIP 0011 F ANT Mind alisisiisi S A S 1811Ammil INS WV/ AIM ASA .-_at Sismlums. is Nubia ormein .M 48.222115. es ham 11111111.11 Mil WI:SPOOL FOR II? TOIL IDlNsoge ll V. 4.. ac 1•011. OLAFSON lALTIIIO . 2.12 di CM OF = ab. 11/ . lab.* MN 11,617 _ollajporma. ULM. awl II saes% ansulog so Niesmodellas. Et" e irl E a r.grrh e aim -- .".. -- -I.= ..... ................., . 1•11.i.12.11 aIIIVA/1. • 1 1141•11412111202. 1/2 22 1111111 FY rAOR. U. Mos HOUSE OF COMMI LT, Fu. 10. The fit as's' took the their at a quarter before her, at whir& time the house wee crowded by members anxioas to snare places for the mains, in conformity with the eels whisk accords that privilege to those hoe. 'vellums who an premint at Kenn It Is needless to add that the adenines of simmers was as large as the limited spare allotted to their emesnendatios would permit. • great number of pore sad masobers of the diplomats mere began shortly afterwards to sans, es that by bail-pest form the hoops was crowded in every pert There was likewise • large somonrss in the lobby, the corridors, is Mestrehmtsr-bell, sad in Pence yard ; for cm all great mossiom then is a nerserma section of the metrepobtaa public whose w marlasityi Ti o g i =did by so simple matter ss sight of those whit are to be pro mo. TIN Clenesiler of th e Embalmer Ted at half-past leer, end was greeted with loud chscriag as he walked up the hewer to has plan. .PILIVATI BII.IIINBSB._ The tollowll Me were reed a aeload time :—Marlbo rough Brandt • Northlea& sod Wit ey Rahway ; and Neu and Beanie y ; 11111 a. PRTITIOIII PRIUMINTID. Mr. BAUM yramolo. o yolltloo slimed by 18 or 20 of thanmoomlboOmooo Is lisimbraer, Is mid& tboy e Oa Moopyrovol of tie model of Imposing flair =Nissimportod sal, and ward tie Moro arant fn. tato this wormy of the silk moofoolareo of all sodas'. (Cheers from this minbOorlal Mk of tbo house) DOCKYARD EXPENDITURE, Mr. JACKSON g 7;;;otTeTih;i ra iiirriay, Ilrlit I, M should more the% an address be promoted to her Maleety, preying that • royal commission way be appointed to in quire into Tanene patchier which had bean wade on behalf of the dookyards. MISSION OP MR. GLADSTONE TO THE lONIAN 'SLAW DB. Mr. YAGIIIBII .eked do First Lord of the Treasury whether he hod any objor los to produce the mars to the skims of t h e Light Has. W. Z. Gladstone, :tit! Cassalsageor to the balsa Meade; sad If it was the totes *s of the goyeronseat to poles@ thm, at what tiros they is.rs likely to be laid re the table of the booms? Lord PALMERSTON-81r, her Majeatre goviiremoot have no intention of laylag soy papers upon that eub jwt parliament; and I do set Ni that theta u any neogreity for 'Oar doing ea (Laoghttr.) THE DISTURBANCES AT ST. 016R01111 IN THE EAST. . . - Lord HINRY LENTl6imbed the Seentery of Stan ler the lime Deparineet, whether hh Wee tile bed lees dinned to the entente at a Intar ben the Bev. Mr. Lee, panelled is the lion el Wei enday, the Stl lan., astailiag cartels seta ,d outrage awl Aglow , atteepled avian the press of the offlotsting shile ter sad Gahm ihrireparforntames of thyme set vies ha the dwelt of St. n the Zan of Sunday lest; end whether the Ilene y would take indent Mope to provist the PIKIIITIDOII of such outrages as Sunday toot. Mr. BUTLIS said that Wore the question was answered he had a etannast to wake. sad s question to wn toe So frrabrry of Stay hr thot Home Deponent. upon • twatel he whist the Wady of homes life sight be 'twelve'. It wee tareseary for his. is the first plea to read ea eruct free a tante Wait be bad rewind that tontni.fr —WAN 51 " Ordern—asallicherakwardiar el SI. =• le the Re*. That extract yea an follows. (Ito MN of "Order," f. showed by wise of "Reed, rood Iron the eaperirese et the pan, wod pntioalarly of &ado ket, he hen On *mkt the chunk be speed us ...it 8 " . elkl Wok% Wiwi sad hes al We will le the °demagogue. Ile dor set state ant Ikea her at Ms •w• ealny, ben Wpenal ladhpeddes broil* at by souhttY s ad auftesess of thew lisliebesses• should ass. T a 31111 TING at ialmatial SHARE- Etk g ral ll WI lON. ItnZt la ti: Orr 30113 11 • T COMO•1111to, ~toot by drab, sot boli at S. Cato boom to 1110• Y. the Illth Mosey. 110, SAP! So., • Snots owl family Chisit•l at Swore Ottalko , yr •••••••••11 =OS as to priollt : rzot.Ao im i= d So (bStoo ad M. i... NSW istl tools( kr Somas Joss• kr afA s troSpo• boa alo ow iraifts. 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I had lewdly embed warn 1 ouselmf as Mykonos from dm Emperor to a Ovate &Mi meo wail Ismael loon, on whioli he epoke to as of Ids peoral Miley, sad of bid con medal views speolally. TM sereplies we. singularly cordial, sad nothing meld be mon deelded then hie purposes of amity, me mare frisk the hi. eaplasatkiss on every subject. I saver biro Mod la Ids as nosh warmth of espreeslow, °mars fag as yea has Ward from lee is to the ~be. he at ashed so the 'WY ellloser, SS* in .end has :ever:bees the same stews et his politteal eopleelbee. I believe lb* isammelesa pew 11k14 , 111 Melly ehMds will serially help the peed Work, Sikh pewee= is spite of ell epposltisa, sod whisk will be a asority of yews sad meatsl prosperity, wash as astbiag by es &Mame of camas Janin a / 1 could O'er Sift I war SAS to dine with the solely of poll. tied elesseles, Sala eerieto of shoat a boadred war hers who has hes the epsilon of free trade, rest whew are the seseileel wed the most lelesteld mourns of MAC& They &moored me with masted attention, at Moir regseet, I drew a 'ketch at the heaellowit fallsease sf arsiseed serairsto upon oar modal, political, said dwesdal andliks ; i truth we are starlit. upon a great • .fish by be. Shred is by the mfilnelling nausea* of a put New, mid I sat= be hope that is all nails es Sethi= sad chess Napoleon the Wed will add the est wee& in hY oaresel, awl dive Treses isstilatkes worthy elf bar dvillemisa." VALUABLI PREEMPT IT THE EMPEROR OP THE INIZXCIT TO TUB LIVISITOOL ROT•L INITITUTIoN.—Kr. Jams Alban, eihdrems of this limitation. at the annual yestordrip. Meted that a imp seised= of very wady beaks. M. Lode Pamela splendid work, Milled "Ommeembes BArne," bed base pommeled to the Wilts =Me lisapow of the Pinar. is reply to • Murat w arm Mr. Anbar, of LiverpseL M. Prrrat's work sisedes hematied and vehmeltb illusintiose of the earliest womb 4f Obeklien art. The same hooka also are of pest isessese. seg. ee isms tb• laminae of the spelt, " ere to be Ord mare he the kindly Wing whke tile eft minim oft dm pert of our emoutplisbed asintiboars, sad Huth. germ' desire M premeste through their Depriesese des Beaux Ares ghostlier; et mush institutions, even though oat of their own wintry* CANBON.—We hem pest pismire in enasaselag Ass tie gerwesseM bee si lees adspeed Captain lAsiselfe anelhod ef omatermetimu dor en levee erne. The f . of aspen= is tbe censer, will be esonsens, the TO new is mum at marissimeture seeder stun. dm the Amazes( 12 yewedems—Jfeehesire' =OP Till INDIAN MIIDAL.—The medal. for the is IBMs ere new reedy. The arena is a roe - Papp tar tla Quin, end the reverse reyeemis Briteneia mind en a Belk seloading a kneel mesa, esoiroled by " bet* 11111114 V Game oftbe models ware to be despatched * ihr thr nod lioeles• by the nod lais ,ight sod ethers Bestiond. The Aim tomtits of two bread red Molten • • white pawed. A VALUABLE Oiin.—A few days dim, as Mr. ' W.W. Oottas, salter, of Castareever, wes grinding aO4 of bosky, which be bad mostly received hoot cos of Ws ces• mumps et Outsell, a village sheet thre-i miles from Letter ing*, be was surprimi to fled that something had stopped the pain pining from the hopper to the slums. lie at ewe went to *zombie the spout, sod to his arm , torPrkle head • bog or puree lying woes this medium of aommeni- Wise, which completely cat ott the supply of ▪ Os tables oat this obetroctioo, sad examlaing it, haw the amosishment when he loud it to be • ape pone comminiely ore bemired moveedpie. 0011 km mu sow we to work to examine the rein still meowhopper. and Mond thirties and • ball lasso soversiper the berisy. Of 1011111 the !sway ow takes plopsr c4r• of; sad la a short thee the owed, of the Mt Inman same Mishear down to the mill, fell of oaudoty, to Inquirs If sap good tillers could be ebesised abase lb. loot mosey, 'Wile his joyful asmeiribreent be wee told his realms besot WOO all pale. How the inedvartesey MIMIC or by whet insens the perm get into the toothy sack, • have am heard; sulks it to say. Mr. Corms got as oil bill paid a. ' delimits( ■pp the mesh, and hie wan the pease of • mewireigo.— Mwry. Yeeteedayb Gaul le codeine aa .der by bar elf is Mswea, wady butter pordeleakr the swam= mama by bee In the nemislese el the ?yeses el Japes. Mr. Robert Bell delivered a Ware ea " The Om*, the evere, and the Town UP o f the Beefeeetlea," et Ibelerebemaitsrery leelitate, ea tlemseiger Stb lees. no Write.ssiebeed a wide survey al the Mate el serdely, the asedition of London, earl • oddest ememlnalca of the hementle Moreton of the period, with nuaterous earillopm. &aims illostaativ• of popular raparstkkuak amid /18444011. --- IFI;Mey Vain, bred gamekeeper to Lord Deelee, of lisilso, lir boa brought Wan do migliirelli id *mod wbawler broken Irethe d m7g: =alb, of Frewisli, Mawr. n• am ow (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. • in all probability, be able to Mend the church ant Beadily. (Oast ienghtsr.) The gooier= be (Mr. Mader) bad to pat wee, wham the= boa. gladsome bed any olleseion to stare be had law to prevent the semmtema and. rif i lelimmalsr sense at Gt. 11, end wbor thelemer_hes el lik, would be Mtn she aileW if the beam was to timlarsteed am Ma M Gm set arm the pollee with the power of sum latedissue in the ease =ivy disturber's, ea Metr e( dhow and air darts( pehlio worship, sell that are not aralberiesd and required, when re nrby Me proper anther Mes, to apprehend person wil disturbing er interreptig pattic worship f Mr. G. OLIVE said that in answer to the question of the noble lewd be bad to my that the paragraph in peed= bed not mowed W attention of his right boa. Mead and at the Chief Commieslostar of Polls; and Sir R. Mayne bed ts eensepance addressed a letter to the Rev. Mr. Lea, Malin that he had observed in the Them of the Bth tutees • latter bearing hie signature, in which It wee stated that cm the ott ession in question be was kicked by a person who merged to get away; that he was called by • name which was not usually printed, and struck a violent blow es the obeekwblist those who stood by encouraged his sioadint ; sad requesting to know at what period d the eureka these mmHg happened • and at whet pre el the church Mr. Mr. Lee wee etZgliag. To that Who no many bad beim received, bat whoa It wee, no doubt the reply would resolve 'eery comeideraths. In reply to his boa. friend the member be the Tower flambee, be to same him that notbiag bad eseurred as far as b i elt d . Ore) blew to maim say loss of at all peobable. No Aosta these bed beea • moot Wessel hg ate of pebble worship. Into the muss of them dietarbences be bad no wish to enter; but be *emit no nether mamations would be astomeary than those Visit bed beam takes. (Criss et " Ola t If he.. gentlemna wenn beer bha to the sad Jr woW pressed testate whet mensueleneastnaly bed beemisina. teita ls rentiv T pchit Oldef CiametS= War 41 with sepuriat the sketch. se daring Ncreember They Teperesh theept Mare inn th eocoaskaa leastrap: date boa psalm ties their het or Petag e mipeases in • dimmpastfal rarer, time was meshing which they oosl I ley bad of ea • breech of the peon It was then thought desirable to attempt a different plan, and to lave oases `pills deans only la the church. 'lbis had bees dens ever sine* to fret deaday in January; end ace" deem repotted that they bad been usable to Is apse any pereoas who had committed any such outrage as tepid subject them to serest. The inapeater's repot t with refer ence to last Beadily stated that be was called Into the church alter the Litany swim, sad Informed that the Reversed &pa King had been Insulted. Mr. King, on Wag 'AA said be had not. He heard of ate wreak being loco witted on the Rev. F. Lee. In addition to the men in plsia clothes within the church there bed always beta a large number outside, and the elturchwarden had been brimmed that on the slightest wake that body would be reedy to enter the church, not to super say mallestatleas of dis approbation, for they were not entitled to do that, bat to ap prehend wane who might aanialt • broach of tbe doubt aware •to the bee ques Ms bee. gentleman was no doubt aware that polio.eeealallr meld not arrest meow for a common assault, maims they saw the astault committed, or anises It were a vatted one. Therefore it was that the police naturally to to ehurchwarden to give them informatioa, in order that they might themselves see if any assault were committed. Nothing of this kind had been dam. The obruchwerden had Intimated to the police that be wee desirous that they should be at the door ready to sestet him ,• and they were so. The setts of the law was well knows. Abet 'whop the section of the act of Mary, whist' has beta frequently published, the hon. gentleman said there was se doubt that the police or those in plain clothes would, if they maw say assault committed, apprehend the parties and take Urea Were • 'magistrate. Other proceedings pee so proud Y en avert, bat merely forthe issue of • entanesse - Kr. HIRLEY ilitl that no definite answer bad boa rim lo his debit* question. _ Lord J. JIANNIIBB said whet stops the gorillas's§ proposed to taut with rafersoce to nest Sunday. lir. CLIVE said be bed largely answered that gumbos. The mos strong body of police which had been an duty at that duvet for the Get eight or ten weeks would be thew prole. (Lambert.) He did not know wdatbir say boa. gentleman had anything else to suggest. They would of courts bootee& the church, and ready to be called in. Mew coo or two other cinverious of no greet importance, 191,000,0001.; and In 1869-60, 200 000 l a, ineraus having °warred in ev er y du In the ;m e mod in th e agrioallnral chim the mo s t o f et In 181 the prose psndthom al the country was 68,600,0001, • in 1863 it was "- 71,600,0001.; in 18.59-60 i t was 87,697 ' 0001 these teeth fechulleg the local expeditors as well se tha t of the stale properly so celled, showing • gradual and tarp in mwm The compare eve growth of wealth an d expen di tnn was therefore wholly unequal, and it s h owe d the co arse r be could mged be , the made duty in of t the eern wadi th e memo, was coarse with whi c h h e woe far from madded. There wee • d e fi c i t o f 9 400 ' 000/. to b. astN yter ° radical change . It wa sent to take farther steps in the direction o f ' bode and tionensem from imposts in pursuance of the principles of free Weds, notwithstanding the unequal state of remise sad expenditure which 'mimed. The right hon. gentleman then entered into caloulatious to show that remissicet of taxation had been accompanied by beiresse of revenue, °misspent on the inmate of trade end commeres. He did sot propose to touch the lazes en es or sugar, and they would be renewed as they sow stood for use year. As to the treaty with Fresco, that country was to reduce the duties on oast tied iron in 1860 ; on yarn, Sax, and hemp early in 1861. Oa the let of October, 1861, the duties would be reduced or prohibition re moved from all British articles, so that no duty should be higher than 30 per cent. ad valerian, all the Ample rarenfecturee of Britain being included. In three pen afterwards the maximum ditty was to be 26 per aunt. ad valence On her part England was Mimed hums- MaWy sad totally to atdbit all duly es all manufactured goods fide France, to redoes the duty on brandy to Be. 11. • gallon, on foreign wine (not merely ninth) to 3s. per gallon, mod In 1861 still further, in reference to the strength or the wit.—the lowest ditty being Is. per gain. The dodge on Poach Midis chargethie with excise duty In England to be the tame as the English duty. The treaty was to be in force for len pees It had been objected to the toasty, he said, that the duties we repealed wen reeve= duties, laid upon luxuriee. which did sot aged the poor me ; but he showed that not ose of the duties deserved that character. He contended that what we had date by the treaty was good for ourselves, if Franco had dose nothing at all. Although wine was • rich man's luxury, so was tea in 1760, and both tee sad sugar might now be made luxuries of the rich Eddies enough were imposed upon them. The wine duties were duties of protec tion, differential, not revenue duties. He denied that this treaty indicated any subserviency to France, sad in glowing lan guage cad on the two countries to inaugurate • new epoch charity, as distinguished from fonserbalousy and ill feeling —• anion of the two nations, not merely of tisk two govern- Pmts. The reduction of duty on wine would cause aloes in revenue of 516,0001.; on brandy, of 225,0001. ; on maw frothed goods, of 440,0001.; making • total of 1,190,0001. As to the objection that these were revenue duties, and did not relieve the poor mein, not one of them wee a revenue duty, but they were all protective duties. The right hon. gentleman quoted statistios to Illustrate an argument to the effect that it was desirable to make such • bargain with France as would allow of the interchange of manufactures and commodities, which wee already important, and which sod largely increase whim Fresco was induced to break down her prohibitory system. What had been done would have been good for this country if Prance had done nothing ; It wee better for us in pro portion sit France did something. (This reasoning was received with great approbation tram gentlemen behind the right hoe. gentleman.) One result of the high duty on Frisch brandy was the manufacture of an unhappy production is the shape of • spirit called British brandy. As to wine, It was mid to be the rich man's luxury, sad tea the peer Josh's luxury ; but in 1760 tea was the rich man's luxury, and sold at 20e. a pound ; sad by reducing the duty you might make wins the poor ash's luxury. In fact the existing duties were not merely protective but prohibitory, and there was • pressure with regard to that article which, apart from any treaty with Prance, would compel • dealing with the wine duties. The ooneumpdon of foreign wines in this country bed greatly isereassd, by at hest 168,000 gallop in uts last year, and concurrent with that there had been a large eossumption of colonial wines and eves of British wind. This showed • great demand for wine, and there was reason to believe that a greater production of wines fitted for the English market and the middle and lower middle classes of this country could be effected. He continued : Then is a notion that there ie something fixed and tut changeable in the English taste for wine, and you will find many people In this country who bellow., as if it were an article of the Christian faith, that an Englishman was not born to drink French wine, and do what you will with him, sad even if you endeavoured to pour It down his throat, din he would reject it. (A laugh.) This is the opinion of • most worthy portion of the community, who tuna their judgments from the narrow world of their own experiesas, end will not condescend to look beyond it. But it is absolutely the reverse of truth. There le nothing more rermaketillo in the Eugish people than their taste for French wine. In the early periods of our history it had • great oonsumpthoo, and the not drinking it is altogether a new thing. If you go beck to what • distinguished living post of ours hes well celled " the spacious time of great Elisa beth," you will find that the most delicate lady in the land would have no difficulty to brook faatisg on beefsteaks and boar—(e laugh)—end although of course that would not do now, it shows that there is Pilling MT* mutable than these testes. But in tholes days, said down to the wars of the French revolution, French wine was greatly consumed in this country. In 1687 there were Laporte& into this country 380,000 gallons of French wise, about ere-thirds of the whole quantity of ionise wine we now cumenme ; and how was that altered ? It was by the infinities of prohibitory duties. By &geese the English people was positively beaten end starved out of their taste for Frisch wino. (Hier, beer.) But the teeth itself remained for • hundred years after that, and when Mr. Pitt made the treaty of 1786, what was the result, acoordthg to that interesting paper compiled by Lord Chelsea? In the years preceding that treaty the average import of French wines was under 100,000 gallon.. In the six yearn from 1787 to 1792 the import grew is 683,000 gallons Then, with the war, two or three years after, • high differential duty, though sot quite a prohibitory ono, was imposed, and the average fell to 161,000 gallons. At that gs it re mained until 1824, and then the differential duty was reduced from 4.. 6d. to 2s. 5i., and the consumption sprang up 'gain to 379,000 gallons. I admit that when the duties were equalised is 1830 the commotion of French wine did not thoreses On thecoutrary, at first it ra cher d ; it dewed se if, by that time, after the pressure of • century and • half, the use of it had bees nearly forgotten by the people, and it continued to be the luxury of • limited char But in con juuotion with the other changes of twits of late years, we may likewise perceive, eves at tits: present duties, the growth of • taste for French wine; for whereee from 1826 to 1830 we only consumed 379,000 gallons a year, aid after 1830 that was reduced to 110,000 or 116,000, on the avenge of the hat tan years treks,' consumed 634,000 gallons Spar, so that the consumptbn has bees increasing. All these things show that it le really idle to talk of the taste fur port and sherry, and the highly-brandied wines se fixed and unotunogesble is this country. The truth is that there Is the power of an un bounded supply of wine, if you slue year law ; and not of an unbounded, but of an enormous Increase In the demand fey this most useful and valuable commodity. (Cheers.) Now, I think that is the cps for as alteration in the present system of wise duties. But consider the immense mass of evil connected with the present duties. Look at the system of fraud and adulteration that gore on. There is no trade in England carried on by houses which are, some of then, of it higher disrseter than the wine trade; but they will tell you what Meshy they have in holding their ground againat poisons of an inferior character, who are brought litho that bode, how and why ? because your law draws them there ; because the restrictive operation of that law is so severe that it affords temptations which they tenet robe M cawiterhiltiag the article on which you have plesel such heavy duties. (liar.) That is the way is which the wise duties work ; sad lot ine, in conolusice, ask yea to emsider use other thing. We hear of the rick men's luxuries sad of the artioles which theipoor man does sot en sue Now, I make my appeal to the friends of the poor MA, whoa I ray, there is one time that u WHO to all, a lane when trim may be to the poor man somethisi more then • Iliwy—ea talkie el posesity ; I mean the time of 'Wheels. (im) I yes whet bed of wine it is that edatialeteeed THE TREATY WITH FRANCE. Lord J. RUBBILL brought up the treaty of oossra with Frame, which woo Irid o the table amidst load elms. THE ADJOURNMENT TO MONDAY. Lord sir to wb te. usual 'notion, that this loose at its rising de adjourn RE Monday. In doing so I would put it to th ese Ya. gesileinen who hose maims ow the paper, and qustiose end discussions founded upon Uses motions, whether they will have the goodness to postpone them—(hear, hear) —so as to amble my right hon, friend immediately to go into the subject of the Inancial Setecnent for the year. glow, hear.) The SPEAKER put question for the adjournment till Monday, when— Mr. B. OSBORNE rove, and said be wished to pot a very short question to Sir De Lacy Evans. (Cries of " Oh, oh," and "No, no.") The bon. gentleman did sot press hie position, and tbs statics was immediately speed to. COMMITTEE ON THE CUSTOMS ACT-THE BUDGET. On the motion 011 the CRANCILLOI of the ENCHIPI7II the hone* west foto eotioslttee. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thee raw, and wee reaped with loud and general cheering. He ap peareelto haveentirely recovered from his recent indisposition, sad spoke with his usual strength and distinctness of voice. He ocimmenced by alluding to the foot that in the repeat year • sum of two millions and a half of the interest of the salami debt wee about to lapse; the war duty on tea and wager and the WOODS tax also wire about to cease. These circamstancee, coupled with the oomenercial treaty with Prance, had compelled the government to adopt the unusual mune of caning the financial statement to made the ad mates of tits peer. The receipts of the year were se follows : —Cutter, 24,760,00 W. • miss, 19,724,0001 ; stamps, 8,000,000/.; land and menial taxes, 3,200,0001.; income tax, 9,890004 ; 3,360,0001.; crown leads, 280,0004 ; salsoellaneous, 1,4011,0001. Th•expenditnrebedbeete—interest . . on debt, 28,638,0001. ; army, 13,669,000 J. ; airy, 12,630,9001. ; civil service, 7,700,0001. ; means depertmeate, 4,476,0001., which, with the mieoellaueous charges, resod a was of 68,953,0001., which would, under ordlaary elreurestaaces, have left • surplus of 1,625,0001. Bit there ►ad bum eddi- Banal abases, mien out of the thpeiltion to °ldea, la the army at 900,0001., and the ear, 270,0001. Then cams the effete of he treaty wit► Frame, for which there was to be deducted from the cuseours 640,0001. Th e total was 1,800,0001., width woull have plaoed the Femme on the wrung AM of the account, but in • happy moment 13pels had pall • debt of aoo,cloot., of which 260,0001. would be •veflable at once, and so that a mall surplus would still be left on the total re venue The estimated charge for the interest of debt in the coming year was 26,200,0001., leaving 2,438,0001., or more than the seaside; which were about to lapse. The Con solidated Fund charges would be 2,000,0001. The army, the tellitia, sad charge for Chia' would be 16,800,0001., the any sad pared ionise, 13,900,0001,, or toget►er 29,700,0001., bag as berme el mere that' three milliosadrhe talsoella sem estimates 9,1100,0001.; the revenue departments, 4,700,110014 the Mal Meg 70,100,0001. With reapers So the therms el ths melletry expenditure, he would lmse It r the libbers he the two depertments to alphas the chiumageor. The estimate of the lucerne for the year pengestre, taking the imports a. they now Mood, west—Clutome, 22,700,0001.; ads, 19,170,03 W.; Mamm, 8,000,0007. ; tax., 1,160,000. ; booms tax, 3,100,0081; with the per-oda the Mal brag 60,700,0001.; bdag a dell* at 9,41143,0001., gad this wither nay provision kr 1,000,0001. eeriag des ea latermaer Sonde. Saporta' that the earths war duds as tea sad sugar were retained, the admit math Mill be 7,100,0001. That would regales aa Inn=s tan of N. be the mud, there being no rearmthe of troika la the Made sad commerce of the country; bat the 9,400,0001. word metre as rooms tan of le. be the prod. It might be asked, what had be come of the ethalatiou of 1863 P llle answer was th►t la that year it we. feehOtt• I there would be gabled by taus Mir reposed between that sod the present time a sum of 6,969,0001., which was about the sum which the income to would have reached at 6d. la the pound in AL year. The ✓oomers deity had failed to predate w►at was expsored. All serplemes ht &Serer years, by the latervention of war, had bees Mopped, sad Meld= titre was the charm kir additional dart tethered by the Berra war, which summated to 2,920,0001. The alteration is re 0144 doter, however, bed added 2,000,0001. to the sawn.. ; and the ravens "earthy bad her ▪ Iserreed that if the expenditure had 0.8 rapidly in areemei, the amount oelculated In 1833 would have been ,rallied. Tr answer wee, is short, increased irmaditure. The right her gesthera then emapated the wealth of the waft In 1841, awl in 1653. with that I. 1067-66 sad 11100-03. 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