The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-20 00:00:00

tea trade in Liverpool, and with oessaton the fatilki of
the reestiag livennible to the le epos whit* the
right hon. gebtlemen'a budget IMO ‘l' only took
=ilsere &We es eel torch in the ateration pro-
et k
IN& upon tee in bond from one
pines to somber. The alterations c jeetd to were inserted
ht dames 11, 11, sad 13 of the imelegens lad epos the
table `the semmittee or Top mad mune. The objettiek,
however, to the 11th Gleam was got rid of by the right hon.
geallemen's ileanden in lrie letter to )Ir. Glyn, which
bad bra pnliNeW ibe merisme jams& The Mb sad
134 h Myer were sfortgly sbjeeted to on the ground that no
tea or Wye geode Wt bed been beaded conkd be transiened
witheet mare ter eme removal. All the
tea ts-
portd into •
Malay is amemarily plead in bond, sad
there It is kept mkt the ewe of the cantons watch dog.
The CEASCILLOI Of the ElClllllol2.—And who is le
pay the wish dog afterwards ? (A link.)
Braten than went an to deed to the mamma chargeson the removal at tea eat of bend, booms time removals
were frarteseit es regarded emit prime of tee.
The Cimannamet of the Inatanuna—Are the removals
of one packer of Ise fivenent
SivIIRAL VOICIII OLvery. Semetinsee the one
pokey is tmeneed
The CmAnonzamablenn Raiminwin—What proportion
of tos imported Isle Me emsol7 nadeepes removal in bond ?
Mr. emirs—am drin

Th. CwecwLoa of the R 30011 mid be was afraid
that they could not gothey thshoalrough the details of the goodies.
11= :Ird that embod their elOsomons in a
leybig doe yrs acme plea try which the principle
they ensinitined eagle he be aerie& est. He felt sure that
miggieth emit in • proper spirft from them would
resolve wee, esselleielbs from lie semeneenat.
Mr. ham= *FM the lends which he repremated would
,much POW that ea Id. pr lb. eboeld be charged
to ibe reuse be. A.ausy ea lee Ms Ibeelbeiresdeebeall
be delppled by thews miens semplieelei
The CHANCazzon of the ExonmthetiCat I. propene
will °lily mate 16,0001. or AWOL per mummy whet
by yeer seggessica yen propose to give ces something like
350,0001.
Mr. &num said they hid no wish to throw the burdens
off their shoulders, for they knew that the government mast
have • fIITORIIIK and ought to have a surplus • bet the
MARRY should not be related in a manner datives:ld hinder,
harem and fetter trade. In fact, the 12th and 11th clause
would render the trade impracticable.
Mr. GLADATONI-12 that additional penny made to me
ma • 'oration from all the gentlemen present ? (Criss of
tt No.”
Mr. =Ns said that he stated that this was the feeling of
the trade which ha represented.
Mr. PATRICK Olintair, M.P., OR the pert et the we-
=mere, strongly potiumh against this pleposed Manse of
• penny additional duty es tea. (Hear, bear.)
(toms conversetion then awned, In which It was shown
that the emus objectilase urged is respect to tea would apply
to sugar, pepper, 0024111, rim, soap, sad tobacco.
TR. CRANCILLOR. of the EXCHIQUIR said that It was
Impossible for may memory to muds so ninny subjects, end
again suggested that tbe eevoral °Wakes should be em-
bodied in a memorial, to which he would pay every attention.
The deputation haying thanked the tight hon. gentleman,
this withdrew.