The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS/ SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1860.

Assign, of mail =stye *saki &Lel the miens of West*
%vane as au, =o= at thew*, time be would show ths
beam were hereaaary to order at roam aa =ousts eta-
theicel =nth= of the =perm of this e .unky. Awarding t.
tW areenremin t there =odd b. three =ides of cheeps—
• Pei-h 7 Issitsfoe ••• penq arm lasts 1001,
gig set 4 trarahaseet. Well • ols•P •frproothlh ewe.
dwham apse geode
e Itelibb ode who seme
goats impaled Mr aspeuteekw Thew wore two rsltlm
which lo he/ set owaelsord yea—sera 'ad tinther.-611111 of
will= were bat** low duke ups Im, end dad see go
h. wenthrues et si. Wkli Nerd wan propft4
that at. • hey had already paid slew duty they should be beld
to sown .11 dome of mimed= Hie witimaste at W duty
is di er ad ems* be shoat 31031000/. ne seat reeekdket
was the which related to the veenovid of pods fns vow
boom Ho imam oss that very oeesadwabG objeetieg might
dotty be taken to this resonates, It the hem Is TINY It
use tinqc.d. vs the doable posed that the
we to. high. sad that the charges
with loduo •eiglit is mew of semegesh• ressevele.
The tat ti meow oakedesal sow the sheep of reeming wee
nes mote then 60,0001. or 60,0e01. a yew, led if the theashal
view only wee aawidend We shwas slight be sheadesed ;
hat it wee only by midi • =erre they could eataLhalt a sell-
s= tig .yeters of reguktioini fr b et= privilege,. la the
ere of island tow= .ad se .ad-ruse ports the mann le'
Me= from WM some* did am reimburse the eve el the es*.
hthliamet. The rue of la Ware woad be seam
—gamely. am patsy sa ease pined rartleg by to Wish
Ye =dela wee .able* ; but a the ogee of *boo= spa
*hire .be duty Wee eee.eeeee, sae halfpenny lane= se •
peasy =op would be }wad on remove& agog
with dm duty, se thnt this charge *Quid ••17
he kneed r ac,, laamouch is it would
atest.e
• on the flail removal (ions the w
That charge would of cosine be levied upon the prowasser.
is doe en, she =ergo wog* gall upon a
the oge=miesseilet
Ni es the Ignited ebeee who wore dealers
Theis eras another chaste he premed se saw Usielto
pewee law ray men who dealt to =meth= paid day, was
*quite Ito take out a license of 10 galsess. Nov it lie
eyes to say man to deal is wine wirch did not pay ditty, bat
mai still LP werehonee, without paying at all for Besse It
ireisobvioue that We should is,. • very extra/ire wine trade
be this counuy, end therefore It would sot be right to sou.
tinge the gement eysiani of lipase any longer. The goyim,-
meet props= list all penes, &alio' Is bonded use or
epiriu, if they dash in law lbw 90 =lkea, should be =hie
to We out • 10 guts kw& As to the
third resolution, which Warred to egentiese be aweless's,
ell he Lund it to he ass to reptaw the nee of
=mem whkb wan hlba thsa we. soesesers, or geehego
parable, sad te &ass wore pordealsrly was of the sties
to which 'hose shames weesegpilselle. The government pro.
pond to hey a SwF efla we Nampa &yews thipping,bunt
ei wood ; sadhavies Mite object only to prude= ea equality
betel= 'Uwe:Wag se the British ember, end ship. epos
the maternal of olden the British ship-hula= had already
gild duty. There we two other reoulotioao, reapaceag
which h. =mite= they've. a good =4 of difficulty, haNtely,
the= which nem= to dock werranta and imaireet
metes. He amid net lay theca id present up= the table
of tits honer, fur thole leagsage most be carefully coneldered.
Themsome were divided into four clam& The fled wee
the twee wed by =akin la stocks, 'bane, sad ificurides, gad
the propoial to =pegs • jenny stamp upon those wise in
less a priaciple gewerally approved. He should propose •
samestisa for the of giving effect to that Owl-
pie, but he ehiY alio propose a clime la seder
is mast be bewhig hardly end inosithealeally
Wee goes miser of traneectiosii, particularly UMW
whill charities. He thought Were should
b▪ e
ea neemptioa in all katsections when the
seecke, shares, sad securities should not exceed 201. That dle-
=the emitted Dotes which would be applicable to =Wen
sad addolassa. 'I be monad clew related to dock
*create, whisk were Winded to erne is distinct end inde-
pendent widows of the =mimes of certain geode, and that
wee mapplied set by the owner or vendor of the goods, but by
an istlepeadent peremp—the owhirot the warehonee or shad
where the goods Want be deyoeited,whether that °weer was
en 'Mind's= or • tmespeay when the document which
tha seeded the eateessee of the goods had acquired this it -
&prod.'s' =idea= It beiame a security capable of beteg de-
posited, end It became the basis for the advancement of-mo-
ney. In that °bender the goverment proposed that all =oh
*seeress so defined should, being oegottable lestroments,
bear • stamp of 3d. The remaining questioss related to doh-
wry ordets and contract now, or ewes of purchase sad sale
ed produc.. In examining this question he was bound to
Malt tSat If he Wife levying • penny charge up= delivery
ceders and =avast noten the effect would be to lory in geme-
nt • doable tax up= the same trowel:tine. Be would
admit that so far es =strait soles wage concerned it said
eac•allagly ditlizolt to led as adequate legal deffniti,n
whisk would make theca liable to charge,: and which would
a* include • mat sae, documents which It was not
Wendel to include, and which it would not be
bin to brie= smolt = for esarople, all Mader. to execute
wows or undertake contracts apes certain term, snob =
gale meet used is the WWII trade, sad =gob were subject to
refusal &gurgled., and might be avoided. These awe doom-
WNW that it would he sodaJreble to Inc ode, sad the
I= t had takea into view that contract Doke sad
, ordme would be charged twice is connecting' with
the game treametioa. Sail these eircumstaaore he had
ahrmelogied say =tempt to make the ona penny charge anti-
gelds to oases which led to the same transaction. H. 'hook,
however, the duty on mrns,. Dotes and delivery
seder. wise the sales soul Ibe under 40e. That would be
the all= .4 the reeoluttoo which he would 'abaft to the com-
mittee. B. woull sot entar into • farther eloseidendea of
ttee classes which would be =smeary, hat be thought It see
dagrable to sale the statement to the is.. r order that
they might knew the Letaitioss of the goverment. He
weak sow lay up* the table the foes mahatma. sad
abbe weak be elasieseed who to .coshes apes the
Cuomo taste. (biew, bow.)
MISCII.LANIOUO QUESTIONS.
_ .

A ameba, of gentler WWII thee pa hi the oarless
of the gennueest almost every penal' sub.
jeet—barb. an of Wage, the hew houses or perheonat,
Foals of ,seat knows, the bens to Della troops, the opal-
grestiut of the ladles sod BMA armies, the shrubs ht
11174.. in, k, the timber di iv, the eolonernel treat the
sonnalio• el Bovq, compoomodoe to the oaken of
moor ovum, its.
TEI CON7I,IIBIONAL.

Mr. DOWTllll;reb;d to ask the trestary of err IN
Ida Han Deperimers • surdas_ nywdlag the creadttal of
• Rowan whelk' pleat at re Durham Arras tor
ea Mister seatreente awls sMa to esnerna. It a=
Owl the res. warm MA menerei • watch, ta cearedes,
In aster thst lte sons radterem of it to the owns
Win wlrpewr traded It to • polionen. Ups lb
Ind if • pry km arang the weer the Barra nese
pier was rini, by Mr. Justin 11111, tarn when la eesered
die wee& Fr en endear nerd to amen WI Isar
ent. and wee lameenyan e.soairar Lir mansa d arr.
IL (Mr. Dwyer) ilmaild the ere wounding:a =darn
spreesive sen sad that by the oM semanta law the der
ratewien amarmisi • preened rannwleser Re
withal to en Threw the FM reedreen bad hems set at
berg, aid It met, whether the wart leis rep
that be =kin los Iffersdnaly
Or 0. C. LK Wll add that hit kawleire of Ude arm we
leered nelson* inn the 1111011•11111 i ofthe boo. wassebet,
wed Inn re Terns Is the nemaryan
Irevist, Mind bar that et %ober opineram nth
ft the law cd Ragland. lie Mord it nail be Mod nit
addle any seramensetke beano • anatel, as at-
trap nth • der seting • nit In wen the Wry wee
amid wan phew( -eistranwer with non le • der-
warn et say dessenarium as • ylrydran as ma preemie
marl. (Ran) He threlbre arraesitie leermedjmige
rail seem monad ea law la teat the grades wee yenned
by soma, seil et, at
hee me !diem bat
ie acorn the wirer vadat the drarrtemen. Ea brined,
boVlnf, that es wt. yomeseen wally raeriald fa.aatdy a
few minas, smi bed rem drew/de el erne el the
day, (IA4Mr. IMO
124011• M &boded es mane yurand by es Willa
and lal:y ewer win the right bee. yeethers the
ia hat taierreeenn et the law.
Ste Fig.-11R2UT are earebstred sennwat et the bow
or war by tbe debt bar
INSPICTOBA OF RICMIINTIER CORPS.
Owesvel BUCKLEY rind es Itsteetry kw War whet
serer dies bed bra syysind as lempretera if rile
tallateor alga. on wrier they wen eppo,nted to that
daty any, tad It ein whet pey se& 11111111Liunt they re-
erre

--61 r. s. 1111.31.1 T add than would Os was akar g-
rimed to orb astrlsl. Biz of Urn would b•
Alms, Ise the laspisdsa st wallow, corps, sod
they=
Nak a• rams, sad waive L. 6d. • day.

11111 ANNEXATION OF SAVOY.
Lees J. ILIIIMELL—Ter ark Med the easerat kit
Darius (Lad A. Vase Temper) hes weed re • quelion
pert pubis Warr sod I will anderear to give kin ear
ifwseuee es I or ahls. The rib lard arid vitiate
bar iskey's gevoranwst have ieliss es, seeps to obtain t
seerarriace of Aware, Pere* ird lasseda, in opposition Ile
re resound reardes it Vevey to Wesson Now the
nava we have taken are these: —We ocarassicsied the doe-
r epeadaatie which bee takes piece blames p
sad the Fresh careerist to Nal* Visearred.2
Peterobarg, sad we have dried star seablerisse
at those pieces to road Out sorresparesso, med. ir
rerteetod, to leave •
• copy of It with thee@ goveritametie,
without erkiap theta to take say sleet at our eitagesties
the tower, lames them to or as they think pore, es a
le reties of such importance le the Weser of Europe.
"fir nerd ii .a melt. I sat quits robin to glee say
ealoemation to the noble lard beyond Ilk that both at Hon
lin sad V seer the Nlsister for larts Aids have
rid er noisily that they woe with the vire
rhea by Ire li4esWe soressient ; bet near at
Baba am Vienna did rey se bird al& aupsoisd.
mei mkt* Nit they PwAseeed to take es the esh-
Jos, whkai esertnly doss napes ereideration. I love set
yet eresird inierris of the area of our despair et It
Jpeemelsm It ern set seat se r es as ths erre; het
era an reshas hat 31.07.2 warms' es re
relleet it obeli he .es the esW.- These will he seem
esseseperesee her Eris asi Verna sirs es
The ark feed sir Iseree, wiethse we eft a
lie heel Weeder riled tale. There wr pet'
ases a perste Warr Orr Omar, what woe Nerd to he
wry of re &risks WIWI/. het I her sere hen
that rat rues is set padeeab eteree rid therein
1 aerie turthor kinmella bra her Yeselfe Widmer
WTarts I eked eat le *delay It eyes th• table .B,he yam
mimes belpeespros serneee, I think I way or Shaw
veil set he say alletedies. Attar many ozpreraieso et vapid
re awn, seat r lo toy that If the primer ekes'

shish peeper to Mediate a vote to Savoy the Sardinian 110-
verassest would provide for that vete being takes with every
fors sod every liberty, end that the people Amid thereby
declare whether they were disposed to neeide ander the
crows of Sudlnie, se whether May whited • espermien from
that power. The', 1 Wei, is the sithimest L• sod Mao It
proceeds to say, that sweets. the people of loamy Audi
wish for this seperstien. the ileralelna government must the
tiered will be duly welshed by the powers of Earope, and
are. that can will he Miss, Mealy with regard to the In.
tric,cie. of the (mei" bet with mews to the security of
the trmoirre of the Wadden' of lierilete. With regard to
Seri weed, l behove the °Oaks of that government is
puts susaldunrd. sad perhaps I shell he able to lay before
the houses as Moseley popes* which will show what senti-
ments they entertain. All the leiermetion we hem elrealy
had .111 accompany three papas.The mesas her Ma edjemament Veiny was then
weed to.

TREATY WITH FRANCE—ADJOCEXED DEBATE
ON THE ADDRESS.
The adjourned debate on the 'adieu to the crows .p.
piens, a i be snag with Frans. was raised by
Mr. HORS NAN, who moved to add the falowiag ~.Is
to the row/atom el Er. Byag :—" Bat humbly to uprisen
to her hiajeety that, la the *whoa of this how*, article 11
Imposes 04 the crows as/ legieletan of the country unseen.
nary end tinplate restriation to which this hon.. cannot
assent, sad to praline Ilejae_tpa that the *mini n of that
Wien from the treaty." Me right her. gentleman de.
wind he treaty se a retregude step dor this country to
Mk., and which wee at net lananaisat aad suoin.lons. It
fe owed the amiss sad legislative ladepsodenee of perils.
meat, sod Donn the conatry to a Ater whose mingles
attitude and bearing It.d Imposed upon it, is time of peon
war t.xta end • k:th.voue • x,oudituro. He also objected to
the policy and ;Maoists of no trusty, for It pare every.
this, sad obtained nothing is mars. Is feet, it tan.
the Englishman in order to give prods to the foreigner.
With regard to the 11th smote of tho trial, satinet
which lila :notice we directed, he bold that
although it might he • great dvaatage to the tool-
owners to increase the pries et the eemaodty, the embeaced
price would be equir•lisst to the imposing% of a now tax.
' We wet", In fact, about to give to Preece the raw mmirhal of
war, and at the same lithe to give every foreign sauce a
vatted right is English coal. H. could am help being
amok with the sagacity of the Emperor of th• Fro eh
to contrast with the weakness of our own govern-
ment. He taw that coal wee a nighty engine of
war; that it was one of the chief sources of
&hash wealth ; sad nobly sad soled nay had he
acquired the right of ownership to Emend coal. Thus soal
would be cheap g Rooms sod Havre, sad dear in Birming-
ham sad lideachsetir. It was sot hie desire to impose ma
export duty spot coal, but be took his stand on the eggnog
law, which (use Frame all which she oonid sok, sad as
much as the English legislature ought to come& He
charred the t with sacrific.og he interests of
England in to those of Franco, with nightlong;
! their duty to lb* sovareln, and tenni( in that, naglaaes
lo the 'assailant empire which it was tbriz &Way to
guide.
Mr. C. W. PACER ascended the amendraciat.

Mr. VIVIAN mid ha was intimately etiatintelL
with the Goal Mira which was the at insert- •
cat of all the coal districts In the sally. He
bad studied ths question for tweet, yea, and
he felt that he was in • position to give the hems some les-
mation on this sebj.et at coal. He had bold has debt hon.
gentleman give quotations hem high poised naorities,
but he thought he had hied to sles the home
any evidenos of these who ma preormay espeiniid
with the subject, a he (Mr. Vivian) would IM/age to my
it was rather from shoes practioally &Named wilt ths ma-
, plot than from geologhts that they ought to look he Mx-
. mation upon aus most important mew. The NMI Sid Of
South Wales was of enormous exuse,sad he thew k is well
as the Boor of the how*. He should perhaps dada boa.
members by tilling them that the Boats whisk he had
01 the workable coal within that Midst was Jelly ape to
supply England at her prevent gad* mai Of 1101111111oplos„
for 600 3 We. He did not male thimelnlmMillt vital aly
comidering the subject. It was pesthole dist bin reeds night
be coaliemed by those a Id wed amildsrad
the subject, end therefore he debt pee the data
for his minclushos. The heath Wag as was variously
estimated, but they did set air aid postly. The lowest
'tomato which he led NOD WOO 000,000, and the highest
676,000 saes, sad he had basil setlemiled It at 640.000
acres. It was also, thirohm_ Oat sa yid medial diffsr-
mice siatad cm that Tie rent &aid in as teen-
legion was the thiisan el ills aid which vadeley that
area. Provides:* had provided at the met bed of coal
in South Wales skald tallish* its whole area. Those
great beds upon lath the tee woks had stbsistad ion half
• century produovid an seam qatity of mean sole.
He felled that in the north-nest dais there were 31 hat Of
workable beds of wed, and going tura west, sad shoat
Merthyr, they abed from 60 to 67 het ; sod in the great
astral upthrow of the district. in the lower beds, these
were 70 feet, tad in ;the satitern outcrop there were
10u Get a workable aka. la Urge daft they might
draw this opacities, that the workable coal was arm 60
ism thick. He found that Mr. Cumbeare, an midst local
authority, took them at 60 feet, what ethers hat lekm
them at • much higher rate, but nom at • lower. Now
every foot of coal underlying ens acre was generally
Wm at 1,6C0 taw, but the actual loot wee that • outdo
yard of coal always weighs* lather more than
ODD ton, and that would am • lugs re-
sult than ha had mentioned to the boa. (Hear, bear.)
If the area were multiplied by the thaws of the beds
undeelyti g it, they arrived at the conchae that than was
34,010.04, acres of coal in South Wise 1 het tack ; aad
multiplying 88,000,000 acres by the vette of sa ewe
et coil dr (get thick, or 1,600 ors per acre. the
resit men iblakare woo in the South Wales coal hold no
his them SAM masts of tons el sad Dividing that
dosisty by the paint striate osamemptis of E
which he amisti le be 70,000,000 One essosily—gt
been gelatin' at set more than 66 ed 18.808.018—hs found
that Sold Wars elms could, that rate, lady the
min coal gistaimplia of for 770 wee. If cas-
es rd were dedwessi tor foie, working, and Ober causes
of the same and, it wed* eta OHMS that Smith Wales
could herald supply the Me indsopeca of &gland fee
worsts of 600 yeas. Me a set at oft what hams
Please Anglers osletalleas woo hemodekV
smar t be
k s=
karat to he my et de lons to bad saw
to the honor. (Hear hear.) These wee meet ask
testing the matter. The t prodala M be bath
Wales was about 7,000,000 as enigma', se about ems.leath
el the whole comumptioa of this agency; a is hided
that hough Wales could support its pow oat et imaintp-
eat her upwards of 6,000 years. Be lai Meals open
et the bolt Wales coal fbild ahem, bawd era wits •
mita ups did lie Wag wall IntaimaL BO he resit mew
his remarks as rostra did as apes to
every gestrara Oat how—of thspelathipagaer ma-
aimed in de ether coal hide et ads awry. What was
commisaly load as die god Yorkshire air
led, arab, is art hen BMW to Naha-
boa, was 000 d at Wee to WOO
scot, with at average eddies@ el eimistitio g the 701
het. It was oliZiodtberoins, the the Yorkshbe teal
field very swirly th el at laud Wair , and ihirehte
what he Wrid de ass deb thltallY hl cold tr tho
odor. Tim Oars was the Lalletelifell seal held, with as
as d haven 110,100 awl MAN isto, oil ma average
thieloras ef la het; the add seal held, mrsigting ef
1211,000 sena, will a
mt dense Giddies, et hat; end the
Da, has coal embing MONS ads, id
stated to man 9MM dad time. He foie also thatwie
there we.• al la ha the soak of ladend, ths
proportiom of width award to be perfectly gigantic,
mat which be sold set reshot in coneequence
of the enzesy mot babe yet eadiers. He found the extent
of it actually eathaMut 1,000,000 ems, or early doable
Um area of tha lath Wise coal laid ; and It sward that
is one pit 69 kat el Goal hod ben sank thretgh. lb
was almost ashamed to go on. These facts were se ever-
thst they a loony broke down the las
oe pert
of the ight hem . Hemeses'ay lges ch.
(Cheers) BM there were ladesa mas(Mrymberesel Sus, is
sample, those of the Forest of Dees, W
do-la-Zak, Nook and South iliderediearvisrat=
Der, Whi. ewes, Ittlatshfre, Leasdralse,
Ayrshire, and Mak% nem coal Islas was mow siggilphig
imormost inewastas, asd had &a se her
But eves yet he beiliadso mess Wawa the
If hoe. tato the library, and pallad"—=
the admirarabitiriaap of Dr. Greechow, mead poredve
that whet die now tensed coalfields ;ars mot autoreps ;
they would me a large oaks of thet asp eserehd by •
brown enbil which mays yousger reek the great
Pennies, sad ea sew led siadastas Thal wee so des
Crril tbsery. Is day dee hoe wow reds had
sZk theetalt, bo had hat at that very lobo
miThoci of Mee veers bah( keg* of thf_0•118
younger rode the sew led simatons. tamed It
would be food on en exessinatlon of the =
that the eselisld abed lack occupied as
basally_ seta spad as tiso with the wow
rocks. To talk, ftnente, d aiaeadsg the coal fields se
agiand was roily Mad le the add. (Cheers.) He
would DOW &Schafer s meat le be boring of the a-
semption of coal epee our. The esesamption of the Path
navy, as stated the am eight by the hoe. amber hie
Bait wee MOO toes per annum. Bo
bileved that ohs masoutplion of tha Eristirhb=
at that mesa 100,000 tons. It was railway shad
to talk of 160,011 Ises as If that iseeeniption oars `•
p print of AMP el the &lightest mement. 160.000 tete
was but the anemia productioa of de good colliery. Be
himself had • coda" did yielded that admit. (Beer
li ! hoc Th• right hum.iguithnist b. biollooll)
to hav) e oymload the lest that PianoWY a
placing tate,. If lathed may esneelted the anmeeset
works on the subjoin as woad have bead that de lid as
WI than Eth cal and lignite bead Be had this is lldi
and 1846 that. wen as he. tat 1,1811,000 sate alder sea.
imam far coal weeds la Fromm The oarampliss el
that country in 1846 as 6,251,000 ta, of ask thie
ail production was 4.141,000 tass. How, after that, ail
say was talk of 160,000 tem as if they were of political he.
portant* to France. (Ha, hrs.) He regretted that he
as set able to give railed.. of • lobe dare. [Here the
Chemsellor it the &door despoil to the hoe. path.
aid" The Meta has. weeds Woad him that
I is 1858 /rases pram! no leas than 7,000.000 tone. Son)",
thin. the 'Dowel .1 lise right ham anamen who
Ara addressed the haw might have beau devoted be a bode
eubject. (Boar, bed) Among the coal-11-Ida el
was lb. great awe al Bs. band, which he himself vMW
about twenty yors ego, and where ha found a thkkeem
forty or ditty hot; and the peat oael•lleid of Valudiedso

while immediately adkiatag Bream yam the peel eel-
fields of &skid,
mightroms, sod the peat oast field of
Belgium. But it be said that lapel was powered
IX coal peraillarly fitted for the porpoise of war, bow= et
Its invisibility. 81111, there was ae Ili" fail kw war
prism than coke, which be Mimi( bad at an Mast
paht, with • view le iiseelthiss, sad Prime
penmen ea al:madams of Wheelie °aphis of beteg cos-
valid into the best coke. So mob, thesis% for the
▪ with regard to inviaibility. The right hon. membrr for
anssi dwelt at some length on the possibility of the price of
seal Wei ashamed by the deeper verbiage which would be
Mastery to meek the lower beds in varioae diaries. Well,
that was • matter which was subiect to the usual laws of
trade. The moment the price rose • comber of coal pits
would be soak. The original oost of Salm &coal pit was
not a material element ; If the seal tamed out
well, that expels) wee as aothiag. The gaieties of
cast chiefly depended on the wain of labour. The
limit to the production of coal is Embed was theaosobsr
of head' that amid be got to work h. A plosilussei need
aot be turned into • colder; a maim nenlest bun Mel •
taller. Ad regarded the goodie of madellea, is filch
the right boo. gentleman referred, he would observe Ikea it
woe enter to veatilate a deep ;At than a shallow me. (Hear,
her.) The right hon. 'sidemen misted to think that Eleg-
ised t aid derive no beaefit from the export of col. Every
ton of noel c xported was not a loss, but an actual pia of
capital. What was the difference la that respect bstareis •
toe of coal end aa ounce of gold t Both lay dead sad
Desires to the earth till they were brought out of '
it by the labour of man, and 3.000,0001. Of
value to coal was equal to 3,400,0001. of vase
is gild. There was soother point whisk the tight
hon. gentleman seemed not to have moldered, sanely,
that the teed exporting districts of England were set those
la which the largest men arm to res were carried am Toe teeteltee,
throughout the great Yorkshire coal field teereely sae toe
pr annum was exported ; and the suns mina well
IC the Staffordshire and the Lamashbe districts. 6=6-
me for laving thus entered into epees was that he felt that
ha was perhaps in a position to do so with mese effect.
(Hear, beer.) Ile should not enter into the treaty, coating-
lag lard with the remark that It had his andel coacer-
risco sad his noel aimed support. In essatheirs, ha betted
to thank the heave foe the kind attention width they had
paid to hint. (Mims)
Yr. SENTINEL believed this treaty to be wine,
=On, and depadhig to the themes of this mastry.
It was =just bseams it beasetted am petits et thessanseasey
to the prejeatee metlnci ...MN Messrs ft oust sill
cs los ocoahry the most fearful fineadal dificialtios la
tine to same ; sad degrading, Moors there this so lean in
either Pares or Baglead who would not believe that it bed
sot ben malady date at the dionslon of Prism. He would
rather see this costly at war both with Peres sad with
the whole of Herne tins see this nasty ratified. (" fit, 010)
A war with France would he len misfile' both to the
honour and lasagna of this costly than the relfisatiou of
thin treaty. (No, so) War sight he disarms to this
country, but Gold never be disgraceful to It ; this treaty
would be both. It could only hem bees comostsi_ by these
who were alike indifferent to the beam an billed Ss the
Interests of this country.

Sir R. PEEL said he had followed with great
Interim the discomions on the valises articles of
the treaty. It did not appose to him that this
wee aa opportune occasion to enter into the details of the
treaty, as they bad been fully dlscossed in committee, sad
had received legielativsconfirmados. (Hear, bear.) He bed
Homed with great ovation to the remarks of the Chen-
aellor of the Exchequm, and bad admired the ability with
which be had explained the various points of the treaty, mad
he intended to give It his williag mid greeted support.
(Hear.) Bo supported it because be thought the govern-
ment were bateau, derirone of mama( as maim of
Europa, end the prosperity of their owe esimey. (Hear,
bear.) To nee the language of Mr. Pitt Is. 17111,_tbe object
of the treaty was bensticial to this country. °lf, mid Mr.
Pitt " war me the greatest of evils, and sommige the
oreitest felicity possible fur a country to eujoy, them ft Immo
the duty of those to Whom the affairs of the pails
were entrusted to endeavour as much es possible
to render the cm permanent, and to remove all egpreitie-
✓ow of danger el the other." Thee as to 'Met el Mr.
Pitt'. treaty, sad he (air B. Peel) harped the sew sliest
animated the promoters of the preemie Weely. (Ear, base.)
He kilt 0311A11111111 that each bed ben the impatem a the
right hon. rather& the Cheamilar of as imbetpre vim
be wen septistas Mr. Coblia's treaty, la he Insist the
government woad bag to bar the Mums of pails
adage la We °Poetry, set selmear to dimusts Ibm-
peror of the Track km oseserith a galley whisk
said sot fail to sow mistrust
maga b, to rale Damp la th;=ail
(Ho
comae. and the isatimbie Mesta a poem. (
hear ) The hem gentians who mewed the siker is Wei
sad dogma lemma bed ssid way papal: that the eta
was weethy of public estimatioa lobe sleds two Wes of
grass grow whore only one grew Ware. Es macened
with Ike has. segmber in thus seetimail, al he weld
say more—that that statemes ores worthy of pub-
lic ackhowledgeeet who laineall the ramose of the
country, end sztailed the peasfel Mimes of her power.
(Rear, hear.) A great may somplimseis pelt to
Mr. Cobden in the crane et UM asemism Mid It had two
said that to him wee owing We limey. He (Mr
R. Peel) thooght that although a pest Sea might be
owing to the ham micobsr, thin sit as the Treasury bona
a man who by hie wavily sad baseman of Mad was well
worthy of the appear of the Mem eel el as
(Loud assn.) -He meat Me Agit Ms. gadmisa
COMOOligt of the Ezreepsr. (Removed eke...) What-
ever might to the meat due to Mr. Osbdie, he taught the
Chamonix of the lizakagare bad treated 7 with a
maws, with a peas, sal with a pew sipmaist
never coshed, is- that hoses. (Coed set
They lied sess the right item mama slitturZt,
whilst Mew wish the hipsW begeses of as sigaory,
show that Ile hod made bead/ a pude* mew of
the most minute Smile of lads (cheers), sod
also this he wee oat lemdegnelle wpima with the
ocecerna al every trade. Mae beer.) Hos. gemissies
had COM down to the ham papered with dimeedges vet
the pattivaler Mae which they repainted, med they bed
ma the Camedior of the Ealsper beveling Sege Ws-
peals with ma Slay and inee quite rimarrimble.
(Cheers.) If be WPM be peemW r elate le the oar
he *mkt the right Ms, seedgme ores in flat Isom
the perliserateey isiseesables et a galley set • system
which, fa MA was ledeguesiel Shea all the soma sd
approval of the pat pommyeo She egaitile liweasi—(boset
beer)—.system fasogsseet lay a pot, watt ble (Sr R.
Peel's) father had the peed Softeare- edlimmies—(cheers)
—and whatever might heats be.. the alloreeme sod die.
makes vita mimed eller this saga% he lksught every
Zrima le She Mese meal' beer him wa when he
tti So gib" beeprata wait est ham 1
semosiled orimagly albeit =
the support of that
a% She selest. (Chasm) He thoeght the
ef Se_ Rakers, wee adeseserlog, sed
Is pr
egeomaidly, Is blew sa a pelley whisk be emotere
at the Mr dada Moored at eat dewlap is eds.
(Hear, beer.) The rigid he.. gestlemse bed peas sod
ability to carry eat this igelges, bat he are Mow well hit
111:sad senile alga weft a temporary apileseet, but
ei :the asoseir el lie pia which would pima* a per-
memat geed. gibeme) He thwaght but by ibo meaty a
penesset psi geoid malt to the country, ad lbeelows be
seggewisi IC The Cbgeoellor of the Krobefarat bed slam
SilSgst he bed le Vow, sad be believed away wish, limey
sod seem suds of the eight hen. petheise had
ben see, rod eatmes to hope to me, the vends d this
pest segary esEleg So wort dm% sod ear-
lying We pelage deli to semy dim (Itaimd
The vidaS lei. =Obi =id
hem to elm the trade set temegbe el the
011110DIUM under these bissems which had Os
seeame
m) of Eaglend to the remotest Smite of the world. =

DISRAELI obeermil that If the government wen of
opinion that, upon the whelp. it wee trim to other at owe
into arnageomate with the Froth goomarmat, leased of
welting tar • yew, it would have beta brew by some altera-
tions la OW mutual tariff. to have Malawi all Ile ands that
tool& be at month acquired; eat et • Isar period to
have oomplmed the work, eat asosimplblet the eke. ,
nor remits by a betty only malsompiMed. ahoold
Item objeeted to tie s the heads of this coon-
try so keg der ablems which might be reamed
lottlri spier proem. These were the view thaw which be
have repaid the treaty ander odium, dales-
Masora ; but no sae meld sty that We treaty heed her
athotiated ander ordbany dreamless. • the theemsteame
yam of • :sad 401000•21 chewer ad he oh •
jetted to it on up= three diplo-
matic, and polities!. Els first woe to the sweater
a Mtge deficiency of minas the poolroom of this
treaty. Upon the sethed ground, he objected to the
treaty that it had tem nnakilfully and negligently
watered into, sad be withered of what be
essoMeredi pesdpbstion, and of arsine Is regard to
Mak taltiasta. Than the political objectiose to the treaty
won a pert of the athlete which could not be evaded, me the
house,
be mid, het been chellea is ear the treaty
upon political greands, ft ha lima ammlated
to political la the of Savoy,
he avowed the madect of the pme
namet as p.,
• I. him 11 that matter le hove lima, se Lin se the
English govenneint ham cosemli._ el awe, freak, .red
straightforward, Wile bast MI Ism per bag a policy
which they liaas mot sammalts base led to the
sane:miss al the prime, pi it the sad Wm*
bend sad ellesbni swpios. He ampielsed that
the wersdes el the irswestisne w this sabot
weereeperbet be. the went et h webs§ blinnaties
attained la whets Utter wheel did net wpmr. Wilk •
don Inowledge of the habeas el the rree sir the Ftwere,
re prows wee made ante • oompandlmk he. perked, and
the hem wee now embed to mewl 1a s enwesseirs=
IS comsat of the critical bedlam at =mop eft
It wee as placed that it amid swedes as enrol
Ia ths astir. The reitpullient
Y Aprellnall OndOnlid—
es hew lend bon the mese to _-wr=est
at • willed wbel& thin seneupenses of whisk se ens as
lemee. and VW ONate Wahl of vWI meg e/ is will
be sew liss Ire entense.Ws sotsod herabsy d aglow
It is pehbely mewed that aphis hew rel bensis-
rien rod she eta semis,what wet be the eswequesee el
sock a pelisy is safes? Iffe bow SOW that bee lidejamja
=
OM et the WA hoer, have pretested sphist
• we kir, that have deserlited it es me
el the nore disweeno dwas taw mat 11l
:Trebb esspilow end asp mom';
r ewer sled bass had magaithry wet,
with the Ws d embense dad ted link 14 driest.
This ie yob sib bensiplins ef lbs Mini mina ol

Boer, eal It is under soh dreaminess that were oiled
rlf.WHlS"Zttbila poinalatlehtn=swadhiccito?olti.tell lord
I
einsmobseml Ope thiliged eras So right 100. rations
torahs& Me Enseelef matesseL• We ant set bedu seed
by the same halbse, the coestry Is sot isnaseed by the
mime cull I. Meted loos the day I ender
soma to hell you to •• fair rues—(insiol obeere)—
width evetybody lab sow aid la privets acknowledges
—(lenkel abons)—ishith woo this rest with rhetorical
jibes, or It is sw with sum osiss lossider. (Opposition
elbm.) Bat I l.pm we shell hays the satiefootine, before
the address is votA of boobs some seplassion from the
&emery al Moe for Foreign Affairs or the incomproben-
able pongee in his despatch to which 1 has celled sUlls•
tios. I hope we shall learn from him why, in tall tad bunk
possession of the policy of the Frisch goverantest, he did sot
emomicets it to or mad es allies; why ha followed
a secs is Italy which heated end eves precipitated the
policy of Irmo which he himself dloproved of, sad why
whoa he placed thole papers before or Si placed them Whet '
tes Is such a manner that it ie web the utmost difficulty we '
eon awls at the policy of the govonment, but of which
under than cirounstason I will only sa a it what the noble
101 l amid of the polio, a the Emperor at' the Frisch, that it
Nit me with distrust, Sad I belles will lead to Mut:Snot
(Chews).
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he
ht the knee woad he a eras that the tium for the
to l el the =Wm Mined to la the speech of Mr.
Dorsal had not yet embed. Ea should be ready, be ch-
eesed, to teat the defies el the treaty as the various
already deemed, tiletrieg the speech of Mr.
roiturels to midi he regtfoL pestsetios against the tow
mad language is whisk las had thecrated the character,
Waand m the hoed a hoed of • seighbouring awl
y nation. Afbr Milissing the genera policy
of the governmst la rabbis to the aids* of Italy, he con-
sidered the objecitioss ells/ to the treaty. It bad been said
ft me • Swig. eel that wo bed sought equivalents and had
sot pt theta. Bio dried fist the treaty w a baigais, for
the sinus of a STEM wee that romhrgwas
to be gives which we. worth feminism end some-
Wag we. to be resived la onus But nothing
wo• gives to Foss whith wee el vales to in, and
Boeing irse solved hem heat" neer a assure by
which From ematend • *soil ups bereell. Upon com-
mercial grounds, the shoot nesemsdatics of the treaty was
that at a very smell lewd remise we pined the admits*
of a very great ex beam el oar trade. -Ile had Mg acted
upon the toiociple Mt .E diffinisdal distles were bad,
and there was soma • duty abeadoned by or that
wee not • duty. With regard to France,
no moron wee more likely to conollitte the people al
Freon Then me smother important eineldiretlon.
Nothing, he thought, would be able to withstand the
mend esteem of the example of England and Francs
Ming together as the principles et free trade, which, in his
opinion, would Mind far beyosd the limits of the two
countrlie. Mr. Glartons proceeded to reply to speedo ob-
jections to the 'Mobs of the tasty relating to shipping,
°standing that the treaty did mach for British ship-
owners. and to opals, which article, he instated, mode no
alteration Is our rights and dudes in regard to teltirende—
it was simply • commercial question. The right hos.
gestlemen centioned—l do not know as made la this
, treaty which I for se should have am modeled or altered
with than
regret. (Hes, bear.) It may ko true that
rather than expos the two mantes to the lose
a all the great boost which the treaty pro-
misee, the Fresh gosesmist might have lam induced
to qualify this &Mole; bat I, for one, should have been
shamed to mks seek a murk for of all the seam of the
treaty than is not ass are besdidal in a commercial point
of view—tbire is sot es that will man powerfully Mod to
Intogether I: commoda musgeontists, sad Waugh tem
in friendly feelings, the tw commis (Cheers.)
To prohibit the expos el coal is impossible, es-
opt In the an of the united prohibition that
might 'rise with sera tom. (Cheers from the °position.)
Except as regard" throe limited prohibitions, which are as-
Way outside the view of this artiOlo, to MP tho export of
I cool, is as impossible as ft musk% be to pradbit the import of
cotes, or the godtl a. al boa out of the bowels of this earth.
(Her.) You export saris Mines is teas, of which three
millions go to Franco, nod est el the whole four millions to-
pmost labour. From Ms shnudento of Goal for political
parson, and for the se• el the risk but embs&to at bwlesee,
and the poor coal is • emeity. the
oonformation of 'Frans, the ratios of her coal Ude, and
the posidos of her manaestme. The two thieves:essay
I for the she a mesdersortng islerpris wen as easy wooly
el the nor cal reel on shudeses of fuel Yea have Moe
thew in Busked, sad thatfe what makes loath Leon-
shin_ so poet—the past port a Liverpool and the great coil MMM beldsd it. Ths pert el Frame which bet the
beet ems' to the raw suntriall is the seaboard ot the
Attune, bat it is the farthest from the supply of fuel. The
coal beds are is the south tad Is the east, but give France
I as esieumee that he ecinottrdal purposes she atoll has
' a spry of coal, and then the best point at whish
to establish manufsotures will S that at which
those le the readiest solos to the raw material. The places
whin cotton and silkomd other raw material, will be reediest
intehisd will be also the place wherein coal will be most so-
osesible and I have been Informed—and It is • reesimble
sad credible statement that there is • migration of manu-
facturers contemplated from the Bast to the Atlantic sea-
board, is Mir so got the fuel welch this treaty promise.
(Hear, hear.) It is the Mae in Ragland, where our iron
note bee followed the coal beds, and the cloth
trade of Wiltshire his ease down to Yorkshire.
Would it be monde to Conceive • process more
calculated to keit together the interest* of the two countries
this that by which the gnat mass of capital and labour MIS
two countries shall be secured the easiest mutual woos.
(Moats) The home wM undenthad whilst I declare, and
I am sore that my 'intestate are shared by my colleagues, '
that I would not tab edvaatege of what the French govern- '
mast with undissembled relneteses were prepared to on-
cede, Sing willing, ream than los the isstrument, to con-
sent to the roodiftithon of as slide. (Hoar, hear.) One
word on another polat. There seems to be an
hosed fear in some Wade which mares them reluctant
to pot with any of this cool (Her, hear.) There is •
witness. (A laugh.) It is ao leasable, end we ma nibs so
little of it thaw* are shad to kt it go aimed. The right
hos. umber for Bathe Mimed most etsodouily to-night
ergot down the eat et tool ; bat he was amid to oat*
the resell of his figures, or he said sot sake the estimate
lees Ma some seated* (A fough.) However, the AO,
Itriemehle ratios Inle nudist swath Is se
Mime toad sot be on ea tee
sad he knows that they do not ripmest the epi-
thet el practical ma. I em only wry that my boa.
hind, who eo clearly spossd the hob, was not heord by •
larger iambs of metabove; but the truth is that there is sot
to the minds a tees mosso! the slightest apprehension
et as enbestion el the Seek. I have • otter from one a
the beet and meet inanneed coil aeons to the south of
Essisod, and he puts down the sloth at 2,000 year..
(Chem and laughter.) (As hoe. member aeked a
question.) It is Mr. _
N. Wool Bat mu that
nes not reposed cm half the oase, hems you do
sot know what tea ma y yet rime' la the mines
which are celled eibsetid, but in whisk wok may be re-
SOMA under the ollsolss el higher prices, sed la sew isms
whirl we Mow an ormil from month to math. Bet, Mr,
I ask, is this slew shims t It may do very well fora speech
is this boa, but does my right hon. freed the member for
*nod massalso the se of opal le his own Reuss f does he
tell Ma Mem to he. Goo on the Ire ? (Oh, oh. from
the Opptshion) Yee, you may new, bat your whole
most a seal b • meaty maces sixty-nine of
whisk you Gomm mad ems you sport, and tf you
an ehreeed yen should onnomise on the staty-sise, and not
onlibs ose. We esesembe umbra, end Shwas, It is the
hypoirity M toy that sin V the tessomption of
rnhisimmioasts up to three minions, we lima have • written
power to restreis the export, Ism sure that each are not
the remit upon which the hoses will awry ea amendment
to the feet al the those. (Lend obeere) I have
dose with these oseaderallene. The hossunthle mem-
ber he Norfolk rye that war Mom England and
Prance would be better this lihin this tresey should receive
• Asa section. Disuse.wen wprited sad the Jan-
ney a thin molts compelbd eins mambos m gtve utter-
ance to their attestants& It win • brooch a Me, bat it
was called forth by as estesordirry esedes. We are not
amt ea this hose te es pathos standing op
with intern fraabsoos and stating dearly and calmly
that they would prefer war with From to such a treaty.
I am sot at all disappointed at the muse this disomion has
takes. I hops the hon. gentleman will not think it die-
rispeolfal If I se bee Mousse, and say that that ientimet,
sad on or two others which he has used in this debate, are
sot worthy of that high standard of legislative wisdom to
which I am non he would seek to attain. (Laughter.)
Yoh lea beta said In abates to this treaty which will
sot bear mad ezaseintion. Bat if we west casolation let
us go beck to the (Moe in 1787; and thee at. shall
Bud that all the lame foolish things, sad a reat
many more, were said by orally wise and statesmanlike
perms. (Cheers and laughter.) Bat the light which is
out opm thoe. days by subsequent experience enables us to
see that they wire foolish To mass of the country has not
partakes of those opinion. (Cheers ) The majority by
which the house three weeks ago tefueed to listen to the
advice of the right hoo. gentleman opposite comprised many
of the most ebb aid most respected of those who commonly
vete w itk him. (Bear, hear.) The right bon 'tintless
appeals, and le entitled to appeal _to tee future. To the
fume we also appeal (Churn) We oust isdead pro.
sumo to predlet the moue of even* Other muses of die-
Mimes and harms an es week. All we have sought
to de is to see MSS agonies on behalf of pose
mid geed-will ewe( an es were at est .._said, sad to
names to mato he them • be. laid tad freedom of
imam (Hear, beer.) We meat set soy that this treaty
aille week with such power r to 0010101 the course of public
man The "whew of Mr. Pitt MU ii salami to
non us op** any such preemption. But although the
botrumm he madeded an short-lived, we do not tS lees
Wok it an hoses to Its same end a besedt to the coentry.
(Oboes.) We do set the Ss task that daring the elms it
existed it may hoe dine lenat to allay the ersienont end
sari that fsl_sd the Sete e a. Amite= war
at lost hr
In both onahler,
imparda sh end to ItTre the
isent enpeople of Begird
• tem d rester eta-
sesemes4 i• the may asses the Fresh molatin. At
owl Me kis sot for an to preen= to aseribe neggereled
ifeseeds the Whims whisb by this treaty we bops to put in
meths. But this I do vows to try, that if, by the Mocha
of the Alielghqt, the mink ajneeks probnis miall
at
ties sial rise * the eseask a Ivy% thus, leek*: at
the stele of Europe, at the real power of every orintry to
stain so strength sad Moses tbre=saidevoisperst of
its blond sashays, and *the kilsi al kaiaks&

imam of stilts sad collision, then we ought to hope that a
state of circumstanma will remain and endure in which this
treaty may produce becoficial effects beyond our power to
cal oke% and I most say that In that ogee I cannot but class
risk the cheerful and sanguine hope that it will do
something towards marking the year 1880 as on. memorable
—end mumorsitio, bemuse kedthsl in bisisigs-vin the amide
of Euro,* *ad of mankind. (Load these.)
Mr. NEWDEOATIC rose amidst cries of " Oh, eh," and
" Divide." Ile wished to ask whale, the 6th atlas of ths
betty applied to other products btralise those of Francis.
Hs contended this nominally oommarcdel treaty was a treaty
off siabinimion to Prance. (Cries of " Divide.")
k3OELBKAN said that, in oomplumos with the wishes
of many hon. patinas who agreed with him on his
ha did not wise tohisameadment to a division, (Loud
of cress " Divide." Hs also bagged to explain that the
Chancellor of the Exchequer hod understood him ma his own
authority to Mats that them was great difference of opinion
between the Frisch Emperor and the French tuition. Es
hod merely gamed toe 1 of the Emperor mad aloe
the publication of the French journals, and ha had stated he
did not draw that distinction upon his own authority, bat on
these of the pablicatlare he had gaoled to the home (Re-
peated miss of Divide ")
The bows then divided, when numbers were :
• For the amendment 5B
Against it

TM arsandinent wee accordingly negatived.
Mr. NEWDEGATE wished to know la reference to the
article of orbs, whether the fifth article of the treaty wee
general la Ea application, or whether it wee limited the
produce of Prance or goods Imported from France P
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER believed
that the legislation of the hones wee ezect/y the same with
respect to corks as to all other articles. The only diffrencer
was that they separated into two parts the provision with
mord to corks—Out, that necessarily coming under the
Mr.
secesdly. that relating to mita universally.
Mr. NEWDZGATE wanted to know whether article
implied to goods which were imported from Prance, or to
goods from all countries.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
was a question with regard to the construction of an article
of the treaty upon which the hou. gentleman had already
minemeed a streag opinion. He wee not of the same opinion
as the boa pathiman; but if say point in the treaty re.
quinud to be elucidated, be would request the Attorney.
General to look at ft.

...
The motion dMr. BTNO, for ea address to beg Majesty,
was them speed to; and
Os the 0013011 of Lord PALM/MON, It was mimed that
the make be rimed to a committee to draw up the oddness.
On the modals of Mr. Brim, the committee was meal-
sated ibr that purpose.
The Miser ceders of Ike day hiving been disposed of, the
house adjourned at twenty mantles to 2 o'clock.

lab) Intrllignut.

EQUITY COURTS.—MARCH 9.
(Belem the Modal of the Roils.)

This ease was attuned from &embers. The wit was
Mediated for the administration of the estate of the late
Akiermem Parebrothar. It appeared that on the menlaae of
one of his dualities ea himrument wee meowed, by virtue
of which • psetnership was established between the skier/-
man sad hie sen-la law, Mr. Bernehaw, who we. to receive
hum the to of the partaership camera, if able to pay it,
the yearly sum of 3001. The aldermsa advanced 2,000 k for
the boiaeay the balk of which consisted in supplying wax
candles, &0., for me at Buckingham Palate. After the death
of Aldermea Ferebrother, his partner, Mr. Banaliew,lod the
patronsge ander which the business had been establielwd,
end the quesdon for the court was whether or not the POW.
a year wes contingent on the badman and partaership.
Mr. Larkin and Mr. Hobhouee appeared in the mew
His Burrs held that wider the deed the manuity of Mr.
Barashaw was not dependent on the duration of the tsar.
thip, bat most now be made good out of the 's
neither, estate.

(Bdore V ioirChaacellor Sir John Stuart.)
ix WI DOPAIMOTON CHUM% ISTATZ.

Mr. Robison's appeared in support of • petition by the
rector of the perish of Herrington, in the county of Lincoln,
sad of one of-the churchwardens, being the churchwarden
appointed by the rector.
he petition stated to the following effect parcel of
had of shoat eight can was given upon trust to maintain
the Male of the church. Acting under a recent slats* the
=tansy coat judge of the diets Set had, by an order, appointed
the overseers of the poor and the surveyors of thehighways of
the parish se trustees of the land in addition to the rector and
the two churchwardens. With this appointment the peti-
tioners, hang dientlefied, obtained the amnion of the Charity
Coomdeiaras, and presented the pr amt petition, by which
they prayed that the rector and thetwoehurchwardens should
be the only trustees.
Mr. Cotton appeared for the reepondents.
The Vice-Chancellor said he did not agree with the county
court judge. He thought the ranee end ehurehwardens the
only proper trustees of the land. asthenia' appointed them
the only trustees.

(Before Vko-Chancellor Woed.)
COOPZIL V. CAZTVIUOICT.

This suit wee instituted for tie purpose of canspelling
the specific perineum°. of • cataract for the Ws of en
estate relied Cionty Bank, in Staffordshire. The arse was
very onispiiested in its details, and furnished no pots& of /ru-
in interest in colutallou with them, bat • question of law
which was agitated was a new one and of sous Interest. It
we. this—whether • purchseer who had emanated to par-
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chase • mortgaged emigre free from incumbrsoces," GAM,
having made an arrangement with the mortgagee, amps{
the vendor to convey that estate .• subject to the
Mr. Gifford and Mr. Dart were for the plalatiZZlM-
ported the affirmative delta the question ; Mr. Daniell, Kr.
A. Smith, and Mr. Martindale were for the defendants,
The Vice-Chancellor said the question was one on which
be could entertain but little doubt, if the purchaser end
mortpges were willing to discharge the Teske front his lia-
bility under the the matter boom. a mere ques-
tion of ccaence. No other kind of objection could arias.
And although the conveyance !MeV might be lengthened, still
the atimedtag the payment off of the mortgage sea
•voi so the veador's cense of complaint was praod-
eilly at an end. The abstmot ef law which had
beau mooted mat clearly be decided in favour of the plain-
tiff's view. His Honour then proceeded to apply the law to
the circumstances of the case before him, and said that the
decree, of which he would band out minutes on • fattens day,
would be to a great extent as preyed by the plaintiff.