The Express.
London, England, 1853-05-24 00:00:00

Ite CIIAXCEILLOIL of tte EXCHEQUER said that
;fa C.AVINP, which nferrcd to sea-walls, euntained no
se. rummest. There mast he exceptionable caw, and
e4.o,:itopopoble to nue. ev.47 part:color ca*.e. It we.
atltu re to certaio phr e when they had acquired
tita 'flea:tier, rathe seer than run the risk ot di►
t
tse Win.: ?Fe` wh.le fr.mcwbrk of the act.
gr. Al.ll/Lk: ax ed tbs. Chancellor of the Exchequer
ihth isonicatesty. Ile proposwl to renew the tax for a
cz r riod, ar..l yet resba, tie removal of any of its in•
mip wonld b... that ii, in Ib6q, an CUICIN
a.,siral the retwv of tux,
would not longer
wgji to it. It wau:d be much better, in an-
of such an emergency, to do all
(.4i:a to render the tax km otjretionablc.
.b obi etlisk, witt out intetalin to divide the house,
owe tbat the weal " nett" be kwertcd before annual

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1. •
( lIANcELLon of the VCCHEQUEIt said the
eoulil nit l w Ginked out, without breaking up
framewnk of the tax.
- ;tin r an otn.ervativa fr Hn Mr. SIVONtIi,
%(..1...AN Mare, rh'.t the ehlirienn report progresr.
I'IIANCELLOII of the EI.CIIEQU Elt hoped that
sir g the state of pul•lie his•Meni, soil the aet it te-
r .1. t: ,t then wen t 56et...6 by U.n biti, the hon.
t prrsi‘t in his mot on.
NORKEIS that the bill had been
die the howls of usemben nil; that evening.
▪ t'll
ANCELLOII of the EXCHEiIVEIt said it had
t rioted • greet.
AtUf a sheet Ct•Tersatios I}3 111,41011 for adjournment
▪ „ithat men, end the col:anti:too divided on the insertion
the worl " rett.•'
A,Ol
Niris

jurar against the armndencnt .. 'J2
wu than .qtrti d te, end the house resamed.
surrLy.
The ‘
npirtof the woke p.a.5.,1 by the eJmulittee on Fri-
by Led wee croaght up and *octet to.
HACKNEY CAIIRIAGES BILL.
T . tin. with the amendments made in cumulate', was

vice Wr given of 'evert.' amendment" on the third

ri.ehre.
31t, W. J. FOX ea/Ir4 a•tert;•,ri to the solktt of admit-
pt: tits to railway stntiv.i., Irma which thiy WM DOW
or:Id. a, incept OW pSylDg-Igt s e.
Athr a short emivervati..n, the hini prised this stage, and
w-s rail, red to be resit n tniril time cm IRuitilay.
REGISTRATION OF ASSURANCE: BILL.
Lard J. RUSSELL "aim natl., that be whouhi more the
pc,„et rvaillog Otitis bill ow Friday, with a view to refer-
tn a select emeimiaie.
lie Loewy Re_ulattons (Foes and per Cestaget) Bill
pied through tromraitte,•.
Os the motion Or Sir W. MOLPSWORTIA, leave was given
Is !WAS is the Thanirs Embankmint Lill and the Pimlico
Isprovesiest
SUCCESSION BILL.

This bill was brought in and ordered to be read a second
tan .n Monday.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Paid there
ins uor point in which so alteration ban been made, and
•hieh related to the ease of • person succeeding to an as-
cents tea estate, in which ease the charge for succession
euif.: be made not on the Menem! but on the residue of the
set in, me. Ile stated, in reference to a ease of that de-
scr.ptem, that the person sueceee:ing would be called upon
14 p•y the tag, if he rsmained the proprietor of the estate,
say on the residue of net income renetioing to himself ;
bat that in the event of his selling the estate, be would tm
seed upon to pay on the whole amount of capital
est mioht rem .in after he had liquidated
the encumbrances oat of the estate. With re-
',fence to this last portion of the ease, be
Mato announce that upon examining the matter closely it
bad has a thought beat to drop that altogether ; and conse-
quently any person having paid the tax on the net income
of what he was in the enjoyment would be finally dis-
charged from all liability in respect of it, whether he sold
the s•t ate or not.
The nullity Carriages Bill, as amendee, was ordered to
be pilau el.
The Louse adjourned at Lalf-past one.

rAM9 COLOKIL nt'NNE.S Mo.'cos.—Mr. Whit-
rote far, with Hun. A. ronsotiby against ; Mr. E. Fanni-
n= tor, with Mr. Portm.ta against.

cot court.

OSBORNE. MONDAY.
The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, the
Photo, Royal, Prineeu Alice, the Duchess of Kent, and
Primus Adelaide of Rohenl ►e, attended divine service,
•tick woo performed by the We. T. Protheroe, at Osborne,
yeitenlAy morning. Thu and gentlemen in waiting
sal tLe household vrcte olio present.

A deputation from the memorialists in favour of the Nita
ponaun of the scientific societies of the metropolis in a
neral and convenient locality, had aa iaterview with the
Eirl of Aberdeen yeaterdty, at his official residence is
lheoiag.street. Tee deputation consisted of the Earl of
Row, Lord Wrottesley, Colonel &thine, Mr. Thomas 13.41,
professor Forbrs, Mr. Leonard lloracr, and Mr. William
liobert prove.

Musurus, the Turkish ministor, transacted business
suterday at the Foreken-othee.
Dr. Paris, President of the Royal College of Physicians,
Dr. Todd, sern. (censor), and 1).. Hawkins (registrar), had
interview with Viscount Palmerston yesterday, at the
Home-office.
A deputation, respecting tea, had an interview with the
Matelot of the Etchequer Testerday at his official resi-
gner in Downing-strei t. the deputation consisted of
Mr. Crawford, Mr. M.,ff At, M.P., Colonel Harcourt, M.P.,
31. r. Hadfield, M.P., Mr. Travers, Mr. ilubberfield, Mr.
Loccrek, Mr. Twining, and Mr. Antrobus.
A deputation from East and West Haver Water-Works
Company had an interview yesterday with the General
lhard of Health at their office ' Whitehall. The depute,-
hoe—comprising Messrs. Joseph Walker, George Fie.ding,
sod R. it. Jones—was introduced by Mr. W. H.Deedvs,
M.P.

A deputation, repeating improvements in the Borough of
Sisibwark, from the parish of St. George the Martyr, had
ft interview with Sir William Molesworth yesterday at
Welke of Work,. and Public Buildings. The deputation
enosted of Mr. John Camrier and Mr. E. Collinsoa
(therehwardem), Mr. W. Clothier and Mr. Jaunts Geese
(umwers), Mr. J. J. Stevens hairman of the board of
paardians), Messrs. Martin, W. 0. Cross, and James
if bite (guardians of the pour), Mr. W. H. Mathews (late
thuribwarden), Mr. Chair, Anderson (surveyor), Mr. W.
)wend'', (medical officer), Mr. A. J. Hiscocks (architect),
sad Mr. John Day (vestry eh tk).
A deputation from the Prdlanihropic Society, consisting
of Mr. William Gladstone (treasurer), Mr. Ralph Ricardo,
Mr. John Moson, Mr. Joseph Campton, and the Rev.
Sydney Turner, accompanied by Sir William Jolla,.
hurt, M.P., and Mr. Monektati Milne, M.P., had as
interview yesterday with Viscount Palominos, at the
Rose-office.

TG Dula of Neweastis arrived in tows yesterday
sysalog, from kis seat, Clamber Park, Notts.

DEPUTATION TO THE

THE EXCHEQUER.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday re-
amed depatatimis upon the subject of the lib. draft
hitherto allowed at the Ciotonte spas tea, awl the with-
Memel of the promieed reduction of 6e. per cwt. la the
were admitted at the same time, bet as
NM bon deeined exped.ea; at the meeting held ow Wed-
=Let at the London Tavern, that the qualms
MO be taken together, bat should each be allowed
gel apes its 'or a marl's, they were beard leparately.
The Ma Iseiniest was represented by the committee named
tea maglag, sod the fruit trade by Messrs. J. lams,
berme,J.l:Tesalin, WiaLiat Lea-k, sad O. B. Carr.
urjkvd at emu length in favour of
anewance spun tea, the arguments adored by the
nstwlepeaken at the Lawton T , and gang a lot of
It should be treated not as a booa to the
Innbans but es peansear, which for upward' of two cgs-
*, boil Isis lensiliered se a fair minutemen, of the
entity a( sessetataioft, with accuracy, the distinct weight
Emery ekes*.
The reply of the Chancellor of the Evelseqeer
to to tits past and positive. The antiquity of the
Partite tnltl, he thought, rather against it, than in its
Mar. If tin proper tares bad sot hitherto been allured
MU Cunene', they should be in (attire. Bat be could
at agree to have tea continued uon empties to every
Moe article in the tariff, upon noes of which was there
ley nob allowance. HP, however, promieed to wander
he point of deiening the disallowance of the llb., for a
laciest period to admit of the clearance of
has bought under that condition. lie stated also,
hat with a vi.w to the convenience or the trade
hi would cud to have an early sitting cm
redusday, that the rrport might be brought up, the
Wet teat down to the Lateens, and the clearances nom-
inee that afternoca.
The tea deputation then withdraw, under the conviction
Sit the new ',rem of weighing would not at the premat
lateatat be brought into force—the pound draft was at as
ed.

"ELECT COMMITTEE ON THE STATE OF THE
PICTURES IN THE NATIONAL GALLERY.

The select committee appointed by the House of
Common, to inquire into the allegations contained in the
pinions present• d to •lee bause, on the subject of the pre-
wet state of several cf the most v..luahle pictures in the
NiticaalOallery, sa.t yesterday, is Committee-room, No.
17. The Ron. F. W. Caartiris in the chair.
The wiener's examined ware Mr. Dyes, of the Royal
Academy, Sir S. A. Stanfieial, Mr. Ford, and Mr. Munroe.
TM inquiry was sdjoarsed at tour o'clock.

EASTZ2..I receipts for
ti' srs•lCemiliag Msy2l, 1863 :—C8,4321 4s. 6,1.; ditto,
1ra".£6,406 W!' "dips May 22,
iat IMies week , 41862, 16,2061.!5emi5. in
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