The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-31 00:00:00

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be treated ea trespassers.
Mr. W. $ Oliver said be bad resided at Wimbledon for
the last 25 pads, and during that period bad bean in the
habit of tuning cows on the common in virtue of his free-
bold property. The inhabitants of the village bed been in
the habit of tuning out their cattle. Greenfly speaking
the potion's did not do so so moot es persons having
small bolding in the village. He bad sever heard of any
pawn sang permission to turn cattle on the gnomon.
Whenever he wanted gorse or fern he had been in the habit
of cutting it. No objeetlon had ever been made to hie
doing so. He bad never heard any person in Wimbledon
complain of the &aim. A commonheeper would be quite
enfliont to prevent any damage being done on the common.
There Ewen at present some unsightly heaps, but
they bad ben placed there by permission of Lent
Spencer's common-keeper. He should wean any
enclosure of the commons objectionable. It °mild only
be of advantage to those panne who had the right of pea-
tame. It would be decidedly objectionable to the public
at bergs. Whitener sum might be neorestry for keeping up
the common might be naiad by rating, or by subscription ;
and there wee no necessity for selling any portico of the
property. He did not think any drainer) requisite; and
would rather allow things to rowan in their prompt state.
If any drairragerna required, a superficial one would be suf-
ficient The people in the neighbourhood would do every-
thing is their power to prevent the erection of a high fence.
Pereomilly he should have no greet objection to poste and
rails, provided there were a sufficient number of opinion at
abort distances.
Mr. Williams, • member of the Wimbledon ocenrcittee, and
the ownerof property in that neighbourhood, said that be had
beard the widen* of Earl Spencer and Mr. Foster. Use
steward, and it was a great ennui.' to him. He bed never
before beard of any nob claim as that which wee now set
up. He believed the evidence in snob a case could not be
properly gifted by a parliamentary committee. To make
oat eon a claim, it would he necessary to producehe
t
court rolls, to ahoy the user, aod bo peeve • variety of
matters, which could only be does properly to • wort of
justice. The statement of Earl Spear was a mere neer-
time of his cl It was rether for the committee than
for himself to deckle whether Early Spencer bad adduced a
tittle of 'videos, to establish his right. Is actual practice
the user of the common during the lent 26 years had been
this. It bad been toed by the iehabitanta, and especially
by the poorer classes, for turning out their cow% and sheep,
and home. Some persona, the owners of smell towline*
turned out • large number of bones. Of lan years a smaller
number of cattle bad b
to ees tuned on to the common, but
that was pertly owing Its use by the National Rif e AMINO.
ciatiou.
The witness then referred to the parliamentary survey
mid odor acitheritlee for the purpose of showing the custom
of mason, and detailed the proceedings at Tunas meetings
which bad been held at Wimbledoe u relation to the pro.
posed eaclossure.
The committee then adjourned

(String 's 11,0111 s.)
VIENNA. tattoo IL
A oouferenoe of Deputies to the Esicihersth the
bold by invite** d Herr you Sohmerlbd at the banse ad
that Wishner yesterday. The meeting was atteadei by
free. swami" to eighty &puttee, mostly sopporbersof the
Oweasisseet, elthoses a fed other panto Mee MO repro.
waited. No opposition members had been invited. Of the
minimises, Count lisesdorff, Herr von Phew, and Dr,
Hein were mewl, besides Herr von Schnuarlieg.
The State Minister first sddreesed the meeting. He ex-
pLdoed in some detail the widths° the government intended
to tabs up is the debate apes the liageb Aber
Count Vrinta's matioss, Wended ia the indis to bring
about se sgreement between the house sod the
government, had felled to attain its object, the
government was obliged to adhere to the items of the
&sit it bad brought lute the chamber. This did not
wain& an agreement being arrived et with repord lie pant.
calm item in the come of the &bats. The covernmeet
would sot spires redo:4km, if within certain Mite, upon
easslitices it might Male the right of tiendurving erudite.
But he most at ewe &dare that even if the right of geared
transfer were conceded, the government weld in no me
consent to • larger imam of redostios those hod already
been stated in its ommianisstice to the Fames Committee
(20 minims dories). Should the bonne 'zooid that amount,
the government would find Wolf usable to carry on the
public woke with so reduced a hottest.
Deputy &Ail alluded to the awnesities of the empire,
which rendered economy • del.
Dr. Kaiser thought it weaned& at present to beet of
particular items of the boded, bat be Wald exposes his
opium upon it immorally. If the government intended to
adhere to the angled Wise of the preliminary draft, be
must state his oonviotice that it would be in • mistral
with regard to most. In reply to the further explanations
et Herr von fichmerlisg, be most answer that it mild
hardly be possible to make the aeceptense el every in&
vidual item • party quash" and deduce therefrom a pile
of confidowe or want of coufidem is the government Be'
considered it the duty of the deputisein the mew. dein
of the empire, to obtain as bags as Mist of siesketiess se
meible, without rapid to the emainencea whidt
be the resat
Bar= Tani dated that the opiates givens In a ermefffeassy
manner by Dr. Kaiser would probably be that of the to
in the home. He lemma that the lootott
wonN not swede to • further redsetios of the sod
al deplored the cossequeoces of which the m ter of
Kau bad held out the prospect in ease of disagreement. He
treated, however, that the mote*a of the micistry would
not prove definitive. la his Makin a greater reduction
might be effected in certain departmesta. This especially
held good of the war Manatee.
Deputy Eitheler-Libloy lamented that the government
did not display the necessary enemy in carrying ant the
He This had determined him to vote with the
lei
He estirely agreed with the statements cd the pew
codieg speakers.
Count Hants also dwelt ewe the necesaity of economy.
Count Vrints thought his motion would have been at-
tended with success if the government had supported him,
when it was first brought in, by granting the reductions It
subsequeetly conceded.
Baron von Auk:levers also expressed his regret at the
resolution of the government. The discussion of the
budget would no doubt be greatly facilitated if itsoul
meet the wishes of the deputies es soon with
regard to )13 of the °mikados. [ll3 relates to the
Emperor's right to Woe decree' whoa the thandosse are set
sitting. The ggoovvernment wishes an extemdoe of this privi-
l.rurtt is unwilling to grant it
Tisti agreed with the previous speeker.
Herr Yoe &bawling replied decisively that as be re-
the fres senvistion of every deputy, be also requiredMrg o government should be allowed to Mends he own
opioios sad to act rip to it. He bed so desire to exercise
any pressure by the decLnties be had previously given, bat
had only Wood to show the stentbpoist of the pwaremenb
In this direceios be must therefore repeat that d the hyena
proceeded with to reductions f archer than had beep cos-
ceded by the government in Ste scsomunisstios te the
financial committee, the animists-, would not be able
to reoonclle It with their notions of duty to
*my ce the pebbe service, and roust in that sass
leave it to his Najesty's wisdom to Lica what slope he
should think menden& It was pomible that °thaw might
be able to do jostle so the anew& of the State eves with
saw extensive redeetioss, bet his Wady's prestnt "slide.
to must for their parts decline the respoesibdsty, He
was usable to make any statement respecting 113 of the
melitation. until the goodies bad bees dimmed and a«
aided is the Oonocdl al Yielders.
. I The mestizg lbw dispersed.
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