The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-29 00:00:00

ter had correctly repreee•nted the prophee.
tioniate. They bad said that the first parte
the tree-trade delusions would ►a the opera
facrurets themselves. Had not the proph.,
(Hear, herr.) He doubted that the peer
culturi‘te was so great as that hon. Ray,,
for they, in common with other chap, bad
at the threatened increase of tte jaw.. t,
Mr. F. O'CONNOR wail 'nippyto hear
Ilion had operated on the miniory ; but in
changing, they had split on the old rock of
quer. More than once the country had ke
into office with a full exchequer, and leave
one. (Hear.)
Colouci BIBTIIORP was glad the
" harked back," and he would recommend
fut how t'4ey ?ot to tem again without comp
Mr. 'AIIINTZ advised her Majesty's
be led away by the statement of the rir
the cornier I.r Portsmouth, that the in
wine tax to 3 per cent. would be rece:ved
faction by the country. lie believed tha
decidedly opposed to the income tax of
hear.) With respect to payments out
what was to be done if there wen
than the rigtt hon. gentleman contempt,
would have to make up the deflaieney, or el
not be paid. Coming evens were eat
before, and cir•:umstauees would became
change were not made.
Mr. Ml fCIIRLL did not think the eel
was justified in wanting th►t trade and c
revie. as to mike up the dr ficiency of the
Mr. 110IISMAN signified his intend
revolutiot, on the paper in his name, wle
into committee.

Lord U. 6TUART mid it was the settle
the co..s•ituency which be represeuttd u
income tax.

S.r R. INGLIS would ask the noble
spoken, whether he would have the bard
his cons, ituehts and propose to reimpose
of those mom which had been remittal ?
to the government the plan adopted by Fe
of putting a stamp duty on foreign bins of,
gut. Since the ineo am tax hot first beta aril
held the view that it was most desirable t
income m poieible upon a gr.oluate: se de,
tis-r fries taxation sums be'.,,w the minim
which the tax was to be paid. An arra,
would be a great bi ssiag totaks sal otl
to the.. for whom he might be supposed t.
tarty intereste I—the poorer parochial del
Mr. BL ACKSTONE said when the in
proposed he had prophesied it would ht
and had °poised it accordingly.
Mr. SEELY thoug;it it would be dt
should ki,ow, ba,re they wart further,
new taxation proposed, and what would
case the present budget were adopted.
The committee wee then postponed an
SLAVE TRADE COMMI
Mr. MUTT moved that Mr. B. Bar
*sleet committee no the slave tmde.
Mr. lIINDLEY, by way of amendm
Sir E. Buxton i.e added to the committe
The question having beea pot,
Mr. MU rr complained of the attem
comperi-on between any two hon. memo
of bring driven to defend the merits of tl
proposed. With respect to Sir E. Bo
that hon. baronet to serve on the mount
him in a state of indecision as to wheth

or not.
Sir E. BUXTON denied that he had
unenviable condition as that de-criheil.
anxiety to be on the committee, and had
att nd ea much ac he could.
Lurd HO ; HAM asked why both hot
not be nn the committee? (hear.)
Mr. BUTT a tid the committee had or

to fifteen.
Sir IL H. INGLIS saw no reason wb
not be Menai, d. The very name of tl
E4CX was sutlieient to render it Aldo%
should be appointed so serve.
Capt. PEC HELL complained that
placed on the committee, and urged the
in to it the noble lord the mom
forishire.
Sir G. GREY said it would be contrs
house to incr. tem the number beyond fit
that in the event of any mem' er not
hereaftir. then 8 r E. Buxton should it
Mr. HIS DLEY con-enttil to acce
and the ameochnent being withdraws.,
Wag egre• d to.
Capt. PECrIELL then desired to
Ingtatre to the committee, but
The SPEAKER inf ,ruted bias that
the committee hosing been appointed.
NEW WRIT.

Oa the motion of Mr. fursELL a
to be issued for the eleeion of a memo
Kin.ale, in tit. Tann of Mr. Ginnie's.
The house adjourned at 11 o'clock.

GENERAL COMMITTEE 01
The committee met yesterday in
lowing eonotretoe.
Catmiste.—Mr. Stem&ld, Lord
Clement., Mr. Adaerlvy, Me. Divett,e

ELECTION COMMITTEES

Lutz Itaotq.—The day was a
further evid,mee us to hribery and tree
Sir F. Kelly. Nothing of any interev
LaNca.s-raa.--berjeant Kinglal
the Bitting member, and called a Mr.
be %lad treated the tlectans at his own
to thin day.
KINnALE.—The petitioner hay
scrutiny, the committee terminated tl
log the election to have been a void el,
BOLTON.—Evidence as to brib
cupled the entire day.

iriohe ero

MAILS

...._ __
The MAI for New South Watt*, Van 7
Zeeland will t crivie lap on the evening. of '
The mans for the Went I gravt of Africa g
up on the eve&ait of the lnth February.
The West i 11411.1 MAO% including Are
ilonOura., New hrl..arm, Vera Crux, Tarn
emluding thine fur Madeira, Juane. C
f•hagrr.+, rolucuA, Wet Cazst of south
Nivaregua, wih he matte up on the mamba
I' ht. overload TrAil+ for Cobrelter, Malta,
Kant, .aden, Ceylon, Itadr..... flortg-Kong, an
I will toe ovule up nu the it: mei:ten: the 3rd
The mails for the Bruhn, the River Pit
buco. Itauia a1.htc...., and Bumies Ayr..a,
evomog ot the eta Mach.
the on! hm.l a.....:7 mails, rim Mandl
fpypi, Aden, evsion. 11011 e. Ilan* Kong, i
means of tht• 7th March.
The mini• for Frithh North America.
tates. will be mane on en the eve:sine of I

NOTICI

THE number of S riot FS ismied
by the authorities of the Stainp-ofik
was:
From JAN. 1, to Die. SI,
This, we believe, is within eight
issued to the Morning Herald,
Morning Poet, ALL PET TOGETHEI
In addition to the above issued
Murrain,' Paper, there were issued
THE EXPRESS,
From JAN. 1, to DEC. 31

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Which was more, we believe, th,
the Globe or Standard, Evening 1'

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LONDON, TUESD.

ERE what we write is publii
will probably have reached
already, and frankly, express
monarch and the ruse, and
moment to repeat them. Thi
enveloped his numerous faini
connexions commands respect
proved of late years more aria
to this country, fate has but I
of retribution to need the add
magnanimity of those who o
in allowing every member of
able, and shows that the days
forced emigration, too, is confi
his family, and the more obe
There is no proscription, no yr
the French epigrammatists in
of to day is the France of 3
one family the less.
There are no nobility bound
dynasty, no priesthood, no cla
hurt by its expatriation ; an
the facility of the revolution,
tion of sphit which perm
points out no victims to thi
party, and reveals no hidden 1
has foundered, as on a bank.
• The ay.rsion f .1. Louis Pi
so deeply entertained by a la
of the citizens of Paris, and,
nation, places the friends of
in a moat embarrassing situ'.
doubt that a majority of tht
tionA guard of Peru woul