The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-18 00:00:00

IMPORT DUTY ON WINE.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in reply
to a question from Mr. Mt/LUNGS, as to en apprehended
reduction in the duty on foreign wine to Is. per gallon, de-
nied that there was any intention so to reduce the duty,
and hoped no government would ever bring forward such a
project. If the opportunity should occur, any reduction et
duties would be conflood to such as affected the poor, and
certainly would not apply to aMAZZlNl.rticles of luxury.
Yr. B. COCHRANEMR. drew attention to an addrom to the
working claseashyklYamini,whielt,he said, was both sedi-

_►ag classes by
tious as regarded this wintry, and offensive to our allies,
and on Mr. Secretary Walpols stating that his attention
- the - Inseam, I.

had been drawn to . ~ speeih in qt he gam notice
that be would interrogate the minister en a future day.
THE VICARAGE OF FROME.
Kr. 11011811 AN pre notice that on the followlng2s
he Tashi mete to the leen the wane which be
topmoma wlllt it to the Frame committee of CipTiry..-
Hs. B. COCMAIR—I beg to gim notice that to-
maw I shall refer to a document lamed by M. Mamba.
IRISH HARBOURS.
Kr. H. HERBERT wished for information relative to
: esarearinunent of a commission to inquire into
till of the south-west of Ireland for providing
sleds= and barbmrs of refuge.
ILL A. STAFFORD said a comaaimion had bees sip-
pointed be the purpose whisk Ibe hes. seatiewes bed
seewlissed, ead its reseertho wed& le MAIM to Ille Nay
of
Niagel sad the raostk ellbe lbeance.
THE LAW Or PAZTNE6IBIIIP.
Kr. BLANIY nand tbe allestioa el die Chiesellse of
Ike y tithe eseemmeialies et a =molten IS
this la Omar et seabliablag baba RAW. sad
the goverment WA airy labiate& of
Webs a to make farther
zki
CHANCELLOR of the ELMSlshili said the
te which the has. gustlemes referred wee an-
ew of the highest imperteose ; bet he eon-
' laieeperiew el- ' obtaised

yloomis, Map. 76, did es the 'vs oi their sapirmasies by Pelape___-stio-nfreamea 1. . sidond -.... thicat maid hoss..,__ . shady 4... -:- ---
the Legislative Comte sow szlitiog, sapt ma imam es Pim°. ha mangeso as ogros-kehisrs)-ond the only . rota_ Stan Lord On and OW that annunt the question v.,
was milleisst at to me- judgmest ot ths Mose, or
qualm is with nerd In pdstiog it. closed to the House of Commas'. Now, he objected to
the Mutes et their house, the following declaration and Th. spEAml, she ti oda within ma. to form the basis of
110-HOUSE. that altogether. He apprehended it was the business of
ellenseefteliee : ' We, the lagidellee Ceeaed *Mee death Nis aaT expossins to the Guam ; sad if sot I[r. W. mu/Amy am muse that to.toossow he that Mum to review and correct the decisions of mansion.
Wales, in mesa, sonsithied, feel it to be a duty which we whither 11 as be maiwA by the holm The noble bag snom ask the chuf Vossonfokajog of pohlio Works He held it was their bounden duty, after the statement of
owe to oussives, M essz emstitunts, sad le posterity, be- ems withdraw the sad prom, it tomorrow. whether it ors tam that boob. wen shoot to he mewl the hos. somber for Southwark, to go into this case. He
el Hear hoer " eal 11M1.11., s-ta_
fon we give plass a the raw legislature established by the • ma. yhymit-z dim to um, Tho mitt= has in cosnsitioa with lionaerest-how, sad if so what was the did mot that i!' hlh° eel id 11147.. wee • herr. .in lhe
estimated expense ? sew that e rtg t on. gent eman singes, as i ft won a
lig sad It Viet., sap. 60, to mord OW deep disappoiat. boss astrestsd amo sad to the milk Iced; sod Ido hops ease In which there were equivalents paring between the THE LATEST " YANKEE NOTION " IttroSTED.-
want sad dissatistassies at the msoltatisa coasned by that is will am be waled is the way-that it will not be METROPOLIS WATER SUPPLY BILL. parties. His hon. friend did not propose to prejudge the yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the inhabitants of Lord-
lier* set ea this easy. After the reitoratod reports, n- 'Va. (Meer hem) The house returned into committee upon the rmaining question, but to keep it intact for another year, and to ex- street, Liverpool, were thrown into s state of MOM' non
. WALE° Is aad • whether or set Owes of this hill* which were agreed to, after attic amine it in the meantime. On then gra_ ands he should alarm and &suety at beholding the porters sad .mi.tants
lefelateM, addressee, sad miaow whisk have prososea zzfi.ze
busily
ths petition shale be mileiggil. 1 sons with all .dO sabareteat asseedwia•
ate' dye* the whole ass's a war legislative arm ha* harm • y oNhoo the pow post of ah Ths CHAIRMAN then reported progress, and the hoses mason the notion.
t (Sir J. r. AOLIONBY said the hon. baronet (Sir W. Moles- stye menlitsgeediteilun iclyeatidorag PethreY
spirt the lidleinles appended to the I sag Vial., sap. ray, 6,,,,,,,i„, any "home restore pot ass boo* masa. worth) and the right hon. gentleman (Mr. Gladstone) had the shutters. Repeated and urgent wero the inquiries of
76. and the sopoplutioss a tsar preses, mews' Jrm aims it before, sad cis its big ammata by aff "ibis METROPOLITAN BURIALS BILL.
~ made charges against a number of gentlemen as 14gh in the neighbours, who feared that some sudden calamity
tho oth Wheal a gothamat-egaisst this adminiamia mar. is him &master ss a member a
_____*__es,....tids Mow, am set lag J. MANNERS Moved the mad reeding of ...e station aa honour OS either of them, who were willing to might have befallen • member of the firm, or that the
Melospolitaa Mash; Bill. After detailing the sismint- submit to an examination, eltsophl.nishampenutistitnniztheup
and who, he was sure, woutd premises had been struck by the lightning during a thus-
ill* waste Ink maa °lll beerleehla Maillielll°ll.l oh' ill bil lhazat ot4ros:tbaolilisibirtgoty or the thoLfsslos=.--Y....0f po moo; Moms ea the failure of the act of 1860, ho ex• t unscathed. The,
gentlemen were not to have a Gt
kr-against the mbhialliss a chi enftmg ftsailasa 17"--. pod= an at of a assibeig Wog, mem Lhasa that the t bill was divided into four horde: some "
taken by- en-rm•
stain stria tr characters away carefully selected extracts, had been visited. Our reporter, with the inap.umbility se-
Ila= OW amilel-effiffiali die alPhallika al lbe lagemile
ibihresieelt did 00111. both to guar mg any deli hos. The 11114 th. "I of 1860; the wooled 11°Zethrer ace were they to be scribbled away in newspapers. But quired by long practice, was not 'to be put oil', and .;t length
it the pokey at the die:laths of the Illshlng fig dm Oslo. while the patios coos befog read, illli MIS OMR ill I. the "nwsl4giat• to eh" Weld dr°"" tho with which just previously the . neighhourhood
be would not go into the question to-night, because he ascertained from the solemn visaged gentlemen in attend-
bit& ware prejudicial to
ahead "mind the veto mem,' gad maid by the this t that her What! was Gay • Mons aMr own 12.1eArt Pefirw...,=„,T le
s. ~,,, „,„_, _ robe thought it would be unjust to the government and to the
some
saunaten ka the out, oi. tie e,„., to motato ity ilimthionsoras a phrase which I didn't Mow ha seer hem rj: ore.
....17 2 :I; 6i • i sNblist • • the ;Zia' dem=er colony that they should now introduce their:disputes. but they had been compelled to dose the shop on account of
lead in this Mem Mar, hear.) °° He had sine, that businese would be resumed in about on hour;
concealed that he thought the colonists had besiege° many customers. Whether or not the people of
local legislatios-we fuel that we hod a right to upset that siII&GrADSTONE-Bat that is not tits pima' sired Liidiro-W-uth....eubmise *pi nialierosgbit'oath.......alle hilleh. not received the full measure of justice ; but, believing in Liverpool had heard of the 'cute Yankee who dreg a
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than undoubted grievances would lave bees redressed by Mr. WALPOLII--,' For wash Mr Marty is bat a enthaelieed • the good intentions of the crown, he did not feel justified crowd by the pretended precautions to keep his doors clear,
the Id sad 14 Viet. eeP. 69 ; or that **SW *dm* the' eleleeertkee is the • We dc. "ell that tbs NU- lima
11111".81
hi=misa.reeleme'"-er wbsoyeeai"-eetieitr-”aw in
M°Pr.imaiGLAngDthabilONLE said ho had made no charge against
woad have bon conferred as thix ftlaffitsost bodies rim should be .' bet. 41004, Ea bags it es 71/. "8"."141.11 te
Mimi the brow It is
cusersoy
.ta mac so soadites ito claw et their burial grommis, min et the moans
may e• ""*" hon. gentleman himself. plate
eeteane
fainTutresay ; but the ruse, in this instance, proved a ere-
tura, mated, with the moped Mosigkos of opeobliehlos . _
.. ~ Piliehmabb•Pie 111.......,.. *so dead. yha ow* an aihiek dat an, the government, but had simply repeated what fell from the THE a
ill authority mon competost them liethallalt itself to •
ait it otwo. abutted hy the us.. moorCril was Willa Most combiosi with On Wednesday the adjourned inquiry into the rause of the
Mr. AGLIONBY said the right hon. gentleman had not OIROPSIIIRS UNION RAILWAY AtTIOENT.-
femme suitable oomititatioss for ths whit sem a the Ass- Mr. GLADayoNz-f „it poses. mismai* I think ginessoisst 'sea& It wee Bert to grant 1/1/1441//r understood him. (Laughter.) ths
satin thaminsh se so thisielagromml wadi be Mood
bls which in consequence of the recent collision at Dounington, on
troths Moans. Than mg roasssablis apllnthme han for this yosodomos given to this podow t sad i rue • wow wow math. Mr. J. A. SMITH could not say that the longing', of the death of Mr. Tho Naughton, who met with his death
was set •
hem Maio inistrata. The seboinisos tai a_ Woe wish to esmsses mat hem the imyggydsey_m. Lard B RiNoToN hon. baronet the member for Southwark surrwad him
...wag it certainly enema in him a strong met ng of mig- 11 hut coroner. The
absildisis have Mai isommed. !ti is
if
well pad. Ima dm
on lam It was la man **question
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iSuhuro,peutuireubiLut'nunion,
beltailfurawatty, took
Nk
epubre, •tit di., e Holly Binh
dia * sta.•
oa tho aki, ay ft wed* my on vie: is. 10,76%; at this period of the seam, Obi MIN enpoololly to the re- nation. Subsequently to the time when the hon. baronet collision occurred at the A, ti
station, on T nPne
V 16.8. Mk Gahm powers sats eme say phrem 10 maid bs justly EV been a
*ember.
<tithe act of the Board et Palls Health, of which he
Ca•lld 'OO -wall" Wm ,h°ll/1111° =,,„a1l ltotelLoalilledlillissaaon ho 5a,,11111111 hullwebl° Mr T. BUNCOMBE stated some facts relative to St.
orms
Ighbra. """"6.1 """"" -- -`• -1""'""" referred Clement's churchyard in explanation of a previous statement
an still clan o_l
_peeifilie, le ill MIMS ths paha nith he the lot Yes. But ft is last brought forward his charges against the New Zealand
Company, be told him that those charges had been truusW
up, and bad been put forward through him, for a ma -
nant and unworthy purce, and told him that every paper Shrewsbury station, having run into the train abich left
called the .. Mazcppa," which had " run away" from the
Shrewsbury at 6 o'clock. The evidence of the witnesses
went to show that a man named Thompson had left the
ti llas to the practice of breaking up coffins and bodiea interred
MO. Orel Vies asp. au m sal emallegi Ma evitost that the gam is= Ma in a sass Is which it is for the purpose of making room for other interments. He and document should submitted to him for his inspec-
tion. The hen. member complained on the previous mica- Maseppa on the line without havine put on the brtitwrimsee
thrown the engine out of gear, and that consequently
eiff/812ffs Of tigg*ltiall__ as emethillad. dribs le" esti/ open l° he weld. !Ilailwe.rPelhal7„,l "
_l7_,• colonial snpported the bill, and thanked the government for intro- slots, and he had again complained that night, that the the steam gut up she moved forward at an hicoasinc speed
deelehe gal Itzepe sad datelsolat ature, f?clbefase
~ twist ~--• ""i."'''...... '7.6":7lw_m_"w during it. He suggested that all graveyards within the until stopped by the colbsion. The jury, after consulting
pen had not been laid on the table. He (Mr. f . A. Smith) 'of manslauchler
for about half an hour, returned a verdict
la =pt. ar
.111.00.6.411161.111 I I r.dima" of Y. s" Seb.. ..1....--‘1....7 ---...........g.ir .....,,,.."7.7 mstropolis should be closed by a certain day.
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fie..__.....,7 "". ,_ga After a few words from Lord Sonatina and Sir B. HALL ra d told him, and bad pledged his honour to him as a gen-
tleman, that not a single circumstance should be velkbheld inst Joseph Thom n. The coroner immediate's-is-nen
Math= ishmisio mg OM it o• ....t ..... .. •"' ... r....... .....M Th. bill was egad a second time, and ordered to be am! from him. What was the hon. baronet's answer / Tffat he ;I:warrant, and the prison. er was apprehended and oak
01118,18110 mgt - asdantr• an limusllY. 411446= °de' (Ciwsn't? Th. bsbe,.e."‘"dr-Ob••10-' omitted on Monday at 12 o'clock.
his ear Iles .
_spire their will to sash Iliad regret grea y, as 10
getitirsalima."" METROPOLITAN SEWERS BILL. was engaged in a contested election for Southwark, and matted for trial at the ensuing assizes.
•
ewasunawovrter:rshimo_prtuontatie
that he had not time to inquire. His (Mr. J. A. Smith's) CITY 1
° liZtin. °AV eillaill/ohoo ill lh° beckw°llB hF the fee"lisostoodw„le lais • milks The house went into committee on this bill.assembled at
,eg revenue, le Offithath wmposiiible for its pro-
mow" etas. bir mom mainiVtigh lit a grist anodise $ moll r.. as that the noble lord mom mot Lord EBRINGTON gave notice that on ths -MPROVEMENTs. - Yesterday etwiemi to
-tsar if he had not time fiuential members of the City corporation,
bride"! to inquire he ought not to bring such charges. Yet he now the Mansion-house for the purpose it preemtsif
to niche:al Lambert Jones, Esq., 3 1134111110ITTIT
swore said to the ilffinillis elm. wed Parthe haw
oaged • paha dash great pealed sod eon. up of the report
uhe should move a clause to enable certain reply
opeattedo *that:
samnitsd 00 MI inli lam.°Mr is the toryostanso Immot begin sousibog bloom districts in in neighbourhood of the metropolis to menage Sir W. MOLESWOBTR said the bon. member had of their esteem for the exertions made by him in intoned!!!
fad albs sal mhos stilts Unita chit its plinosology was hoe hens all eximtlam Qrs.:, their own sewerage. asked him whether he would go to the New Zealand House into the city of London, a variety of improvements,; 1.!!
102.11SiMe InSlnni et bey eggiel la egresagg le, this bolo 1 would ,la.pip nen soy hesitatiss lo month( Sir BENJAMIN HALL begged to ask the gum. to Inspect the papers. The answer which he gave was, Lord Mayor presided. The testimonial in question was we
eau* a streasaill *mai me elllehee Mew. eeledeeta Qs Petition ; for it would Owl /be to alisegpreiemsions Lion of the noble lord the Chief Commissioner of that he would Infinitely Prefer to have official documents result of a subscription promoted by a number of Rent'%
to elevate this ebassaws of son adssedel muslatiss. TM better to he avoided. (Cheers.) Works, of which he had given him notice :-" What is furnished by the Secretary of State for the Colonies ; that interested in the welfare of the city, and wie'l"c,a ;vile
beet...ladies massy lig, with bss mum am Is Mr. E. ELLICE, sen., quits agreed with the right boa. the amount of debt and liabilities due from the commie- if there were any additional papers which the hon. gentle- gold medal bearing Mr. Jones' effi and an ETl7.l' ...,
aim= Atcoort a the ntleinan. The phew inquestion referred to the trans- oilmen at the present time, and what has been the increase man wished to submit to him legend, a bust by Echoes to be laced in the council 311.11!MT 1
a the ellinbli te . . . . . ,he would afterwards look at
.P , m
.1,a.0.„ 0-
ska joss jams of ler of the land es to the crown, under which transfer on of the debt and liabilities since the piano of the act of them,. but that at that moment he must refuse to go to the and a residuary stun of 7001.,. which, at r•
\ar as if tall, wort Mt •• We that the warrant of three lords of the treasury those lands were last year ;h• t b sting
how much has been leviedby rate sines the last New Zealand House. The hon. gentleman said he would quest, has bees invested in founding a icholan II , Tao
,lihiller. Wens efierme. aid applicable to the use of the colony. Therefore in using the act; and bow much of the sums SO raised has Mon expended never get the official documents, for the government would Mr. Jones'. name, in the City. of London Nehool.
AOiler dielabllnnil el barbel he do eigsmies " trustee " in connection with the name of in reducing former liabilities, and how much in new works not produce them. He replied that ho was determined to proceedint which were of • highly interesting character,
lisidu. ,o, old our embed{ old the 'sly bee liblesty, the petitionen referred to the executive and management; sad what Is the Rate of the Via get them and he now 'aka the right lion gentleman (Sir passed o to the satisfaction of all present.

ment, from to June lliil, .rosiecting
grant of coal made to Sir James Brooke, the lio,crnor of
Labuan, and by him transferred through Mr. Wyse to the
Eastern Archipelago Company.
Agreed to.
The house adjourned at a quarter past 2 o'clock.