The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-09 00:00:00

edof her Majesty's •ssernmeat t• propose the repeal of thi
cf 1846 uutil the drazils should coselude rush a treaty. (1.42
ldr. HUME wished to know whether the govern's.
had any inte,stiso of passing rules and orders which sit
guard eiairist suck occurrences es that which took plea
ease time ago when a British officer and several memo
were murdered by some Brazilian subjects, who opal beta
t to trial here escaped in consequence of the declare
Lt.t.ty of the seizure of the Brazilian meet /
i Avant PALMERSTON could not inform the hon. ger
Beer.= that any such rules were in preparstioa, or wet

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CUSTOMS DUTIES BILL.
TM CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated, BS
answer to Lord G. BENTINCI, that this bill would be pro-
seeded with on Friday week.
DESTITUTION IN SCOTLAND.
Sir G. GREY replied to a question from an hon. member
es to the sums which had been experededitakimeranesat is
relieving the destitution in the western then
were were no sued relief committees in Scotland's la reload.
grants had been made by government to the load
teas te two earn In consequence of Sir E Coldit's
dated January het, as to the destitution in the
referred to, the lords of the treasury were authorised
make a donation in any instancewhere private su
were rai.ed equal to th• &Mount of such private crostrllle-
sone. The two districts in favour of which grants had bilk
is made were those of Fort Willie and Torbormary, but be
was not aware of the amount either of the subscriptions er

Is; gran t.
LANDED PROPERTY (IRELAND) BILL.
On the order for the committee on this bill being read,
lir. ROEBUCK soked whether the government intuited
proped with this bill in the event of the Irish Poordaw
bill being defeated or so altered in committee as sublimed-
ally to change its character ?
Lord J. RUSSELL had every hope that both bills would
paw through committee with only such alterations as might
add to their practical effect. What course he should take with
regard to the Leaded Property Bill, in the event of tk• Pear
law bill failing, he was not however at present prepared to

say.
Mr. ROEBUCK reminded the 'ebb lord that he lad on
a one occasion intimated in answer to a question from
that he intended to carry these bills port pouts through
the House. What he wanted to know was if the one
bill should fail, what he would do with the other ?
Lied J. RUSSELL must whoa he said the bills would
pee* peel pease that whin the Landed Property Bill
• amid haw pro drought itigummittee, he should propel.
- talialike aemoireie es the Peer Belief Bill, so that both
MOS alas it ihr r thkd reeding at the same time.
What he aid& It his duty to do in the event of the
hints of ttipest mien bill, he did not think it now nem-
my_ to Ansi
Hr. SHAW believed thaw was no objection on the part
of the Irish nossabees te the ple of the Poor-law
Relief Bill; but what they to was, the giving a
eight to relict*, the
Mr. HUMS wield to taw when they might expect the
hall to facilitate the sate of nesnaibsred estates in Ireland
?
That was an Implatast mitimee, and ho could not mdse.
stand why it wee se long iislayed.
Led T. RUSSELL mid that the most matins sassikno
ties was asonaly is
.tholing with the many bdisokin
width pementod darnistes in mastodon with Mit
It on saw in a hewd are of preparation, antlalq
and, be intiodassd la the Brass of Lords by Ids
sad tuna *had Ike Lord Clhanselir who world pin
Idi ties inighl of fah widartily. (lir hear.) The saw
Mar he mated, would list be iamb prang it, d that
it man down to the Commas= shoal be prepared %pi
per it, wither any
_dolziessr. haseo
Mr. °RIFFS linen it was intended to extend
the same 'winless to the pernaties et estates in Eaddani
whisk thh bill would ry these
od of Ireland.
Lail. RUSSELL le would be better to leave the
masstioa to grip= oily. it woe, no doubt, ad-
aria ihr a =sibilants, amid *,attended to England •
kit it the penis Mao MIMS. Ohneory differed-in thri
taw asiottrW. , it shod& la dery ity a waxen bill.
lasi DUNCAN—WouId a @heir advantage be extended
to Scotland /
Sk G. OR.EY—His right Um. and learned friend thet
Lard Adam= hod, he believed, a bill, having the same oh.
ia in view i Taper to Scotland, now under consideration.
The WAR dike day baring been read,
Idr.lolllllloK ail that the proposition he had now to
big hawsi was it slag= so fair, and a just, that he
aerli act no how it could be objected to. It was." that any
plane et relief for the distress of the Irish poor, b
Imam at loom the owners of property in Ireland, would
bo vilest hapatio, mikes accompanied by a
Malin.
wW vigil subject such property to
rb-erisse slenelj imposed spa all property throughout
Oral basin." He was permed to meet with the oppen.
tin of bbh members on both ebbe. He was accustomed to
ask opposition and abases through neither the one nor the
aim was el the least impinges, with him. The people of
Hoghad tiperfally paid tint whist; was necessary to main
ti the iron* the assitry e
landowner, the mer.
last, and the Netior auk brought his quota into the
national exchargear ; and why shoal not the same classes
in Ireland be milled upon to do the same ? The people of
Ragland were liable to three principal descriptions of
taxatioa from which Ireland was exempt. There was the
amused taxes—vie., the taxes on windows, and on
servants, horses, and carriages, or that which might
be said to be half the Irishman's pleasure—die-
play, and for which there was no reason while
should not be taxed as well as the Englishman.
there was the tax.upon ell property and all income, whether
rising from land, fixed capital, professional labour, or lsodo;
and, again there was the tax for maintaining the peer.
From all these taus Irishmen were exempt, end whin they
threatened Ragland with a repeal, let them beware let she
should give it to them—and let thou who Waft isoder in
demanding repeal beware that they were not tat kit yho
were overwhelmed with its consequences. (" Hear," and •
laugh.) He had taken some part of late in Ilia isbaleso
and had, as he was aware, won an unenviable again ;
tut in eoesequence of that notoriety he had boss orren.
cited with by some members of the Cabello pilest-
hood of Ireland. Two gentlemen, the Rensesni Dr.
Collins sad the Reverend Mr. M'Cartily, who had boon poet
here as a deputation from Mallow, had waited apes him
—and one of them said to him, " Do not believe thus the
gentlemen in the House of Commons who come from Ire-
land really represent Ireland." His (Mr. Roebuck's) an-
swer was, "I am extremely glad to hear it." (A laugh.)
" They are' " mid** rev. gentleman, "merely the repre-
seinen'', of the peopetty of Ireland; but the priest-
hood, who nib midi the people, mere smart and mix
with them idly, and an onnainicd with their filings, have
felt it their duty to &peas us to inform you what those feel•
legs are." " Sir," said they, "do not linen to a word that
is said is the Hollis of Canna= by the Irish members ." and
be (Mr. Rosbosh) prowlsei wet religiously to observe this
noyer(shars, arislaugh)—.lho they do not," they added,
" romesat the people, bat an fallowing out the partioalar
karma of the risk say. Ia the Issinnent we are about to
make we give yin the full indharity to use our names "
Then they Acted, " Round Mallow awe are several gentle-
Ma of largo property " and they had given him the names
ad,
had promind to lonia\ him with a list, which be had
an, however, received, "when incomes vary from 3,0001.,
6,0001., to 10,0001. a year ; we have lieu round to
these geathunea to collect ealimiptious for the relief of the
starving poor—and starring they were at the time, many of
them having disk as ths seen' inquests proved, from
stanatisa, ad from IMMO of then proprietors did we get
wait bat the aionteet Ytits EG/ of relief,—and
ens- am had sonaty bring ea meal sad milk,
with whisk they aura hi ern dog, w at his an gate
the sonasesin wss eking ea some own hirears
who did of Thin happiest =an
a kw Win of Maier, as slatbed by these graresio.
He opposisi an he Mann, babe lis tiro to
gay If they primal bat sk to seek so she
oa the
part of Lai.% and be haw he would have tram
alias of them the Hat they woes net and would
ast. It woe rid thaw tenesd Iran. it a oar
=oswatry.- Vas= di mak bribe yasbut
hod it sat was revs it, but
Inked Yes ast_t rtd, thossitos.ll% via to ban tho
ini=maseikg-at ths iseaC
,rid` how Wu% ate tho
of bawl era
ifiewarellerlio=mieswpp:oft ilseowspubter4zademaiiec .
The ashbasui was stop.= that his (Mr. Roebuck's) pro.
parr en or of air hsosere the Irish landlords bad atit
sowed grit rant Be red state on the authority der
harias.Lhaty),
twor lit manor. with the City (Alderman
lipArthey wore well psi& (CMG." No."
Thew night la onsopthas, vary
bat again Oki. that to the)
Viola of arm the rents won pad. (No, no.) Bat he
wester at the govorsonsot =pain his mottos,
for triler Wainer wea mannadad by Irishmen sees in
his (Larghter.) &why it wee not neconary to
wadi& de girl braid Usk pesprblin who were set
assail with as die hod% aridnithulka. If it were, he
might mai as the Earl of Manzi-
cards, lard Xserrt^ who, thingit acianeeted with it,
woo boating itamo—Oramatar sadalmon)—a sable Led
of rill revs i=kt wosehalog Envoi. its
; tho Dui of Doveriao,
—l•les de
in the cabin% yr astoadloissrt pont swat ;
who support. tit pal= d ths sate
led 14 assaar for Lris, =I Pah. his rads
ho arklgatica of the 111,111111mho
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the Irrafmg if all than grant Iris
; of ohs= ohs ha might narsisa Lord
and many wawa lint then Ito had antra.
was the sod wagers. The nil they writ. down as
ITOttatt Wee It, that,
oaso=simemina Deland, to bale
imb a man adatomsa that ? Then
ten load Morsogis air Wairillin to fright= its
alio is* a= is toll hha that they, woad not hays a peer
lier--1111 hour pact-haw km Wan& (Har_ kw). Ad.
the 41.111.10111/1111,1W given to his Mr. Realoodz) on the
alien est swig woe sot like the arable had. Ha had
*Yap than= the =his lord a bran era. PLO liked that.
no, stootglevory ars sue, ot the sobi• lard's elarantie.
,in whir dos els loadjoirtil Bat he hadn't
1118-IWa bold adithese lap him ( ig= tam
he staid not say what he go why'''. Per.
prat if the Posalaw eon throws ant. Tbs.
ewer woe a saris* at dr aphis pailloa—loe woe at
phood if. qty assolliatal thus they Mira haw
shg, cpbakrassilall bon to maw. They pat kin
aid of a alp, of whisk It ms mil *a was In as rotten
• smillboa dot wigs INy Ink bet bon dr water du
mac
knit: pima ko irk lhojpsionli srldistay. They
Most by thak summiabried =add MI to prom
their map= was =aim Akw nights
IC=4lllO ariabar of thoriairatioa
gad Mar noinhod &sired Ira* tar_
iiiee
Whet
=mid ram in ashram In Marne err
arra wagtail.* lbw elks msg. la. favor of
• =ha harms two aoam tit
nFlitica that
Sib peoploof &odd soa so their
lams, to the arias. sarans ? Take, ease lord