The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-27 00:00:00

WAYS AND MEANS._

The report of U. sommittea Was brosght up acd
netted to.
LOCAL DUES ON SHIPPING BILL.
Upon the order of the day for the *mused debate Nom
this bill being reed,
Lord PALMERSTON said-8 r, I ass anxious to state
to tide bogie the coarse which her Majesty's goveramest,
apes fall eoseideraties, tare deemed it their duty to take
with regard to the memoirs sow under coosideratim. That
measure • es mimed to pit/lemma epos a fall measidera-
, tic., of the matter to whist It relate.. Her Majesty's ge-
-1 versment felt hat the burdens which sow *sin apes the
Mimes, sad spcs the industry of the country by rseses of
the different impress sad doss to which this bill relates,
were mat•in deserving the totirlermee ofparliemest for
the purpose of relieving tha • nuns... (Hear) It was
with teat view that Ike measure sow before the souse wee
promised to parl asset Is the diocesans which tar takes
Mies BMW( hes bees stated *Mob la my degree tends to
slabs Me situ of her Maj. sty's goverment es to the
Justin sr dm prey of the entree whisk they have pu-
ma. I will net sow ester—lt le not the stemest
for so doing—isto the arguments which have ben beimight
fanned, but I Wok It osly right to pat forth the mem-
oirist net the opinion of her Majesty's government sad
their judgment spin this matter hen sot boss ahakessi,her
with regard to the justice or to the polisy of the semen
whisk they hen Introdseed. (Hear, ken.) However, Is
the cosine of the distnesies which hes tares plass a
bees made sateifest that there ere in the raw of tomes
which will he affected by the measure a far Peale, variety
of Calash eirmusetasses, of somplicated nuns% Men per-
haps has Majest)'s government were at the great led to
suppose. (Laisehrer Una the opposition, f. Rowed by mi-
simnel sheen.) Thees an oaten which every get View
will penceive would he very lesperfeetly sad kc ravenisatly
desk with is a coma ttee of the whole harm It I. imam-
able is a debate is committee spas the bill is tide hones
to 'seem such a essaidentles of pertioular oases' sempli-
tatted by a .mat variety of einumstssees, as would be eats-
feeler, either to the home, the natty, rr the parties
esamesed. This bill mars* of ten minims, the one
sisopie, the ether tsars compbested ; the one notallas to the
imliset et penis* toils, sod the elk rte difieveatial duffel
me the dues paid to venous teens. It is mere especially with
refernase is the of these *lessee that the towns emeerseo
are jeetly manna to make seem repreesstatios. ladeed
the right hoe. entlemao the Tice Prandest of the Board
et Trade (Mr. Lowe) said I.st sight that with regard to two
towits—HlW sad Bristol—encametemes had Misrepresented
te the Board of Trade within the last few days which led
them to thick that tp cal noolaboa aught to be =ado far
stew osere. Upes amnia prosaicism It mid be essoodicrsy
damndebate
to re committee oc the whole house. c
dens& then, the great diffuses, of opinion whit* payola
is this home with regard to this pinto. of the bill ' • road-
dens, that it would rot he the duty s f her illejsetes r-
ottenest to sell epos this tow to hasten it. time sad
aunties spat memsres is a sumer which Is not likely to
lead to say assfal comiasios • her Majesty's goversmeat
have arrived et the opinion, time it would be mem coeds
test w.th pubic men nines sad 'shiest. end likely to
WWI to • easter sadentandieg ae to the objeets of this WM.
pileated bill, with repaid to diffeastial dudes sad toss
dor, if them mat ere were mimed to the coesiderstion a a
select 'Gamines in thre home. I shesld hope that when mesh
• progeral far mails the tense will adept it; the
matter Is is a coaditlos is whim it merit rise, either with
Jule. to the towns et versed er with estef.ctk a to the
mtblie. (Hem, hear) Ae investigetna is required, and
Met sea sal, he adeosately made by a committee et e
hoses. Cadet them elrintmir anon it would he sapless that
her Ilejmny's geveramest should ask the home to sondem
for the patent the eessidermios of the hill sow befits
Stem The sours* mat respeetfel to the loose sad mot
comistest with,the pubis lateral will be, that her Majesty'.
einerament should withdraw the bill—(tie r.)—for the
palpate of tiding the whole leaver into cossideestios in
order to infers a Most committee the lelettet I of cos:0-
cited detail te whisb I hare a resey refined, sod t de sr
Was whether the mere Maple matter or pawls. toils as
be se aspecaled as ts be made UM wheat of a segarabs bill.

Mr. LABOUCHBRE replied to the toasts losarded by
Mr. Distaidi, whom he accused of extlibitog the moat na-
serapalom party epirit whise pr.tending to repudiate all
such methods of attanciaism. The governmeat, he u-
sorted, required ae forbearanee from the omositlea, sad be
rioted to the thoraces preparations made, or malting, for
the penithatios of hostilities I. the soatagesep of a re-
soma of the war, as manifesting tee energy and Mdse. ry
with which the various executive deportmeato were admin-
istered.

Tits Proposal to tofu the quatioa of abloplag der to
select toenails', was shut agreed to, sod tits WI glitch-
dam. _ .

The Charitable Uses Bill was read a ttdrd time and
p weed.
TM Numbers who wen to officiate upon the mind ons•
mitten appointed to inquire into the providers of the bleb
Cisert of Chunqiu, and the asses of fatilitatleg oomasioni-
estioa sense Br. Junes-nub, were somisated after
some mbesilsneess dieesseion. The laver ensaine is
isompumed of Bir Besiamia Hell, Lrd Je ha Maesen,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Disraeli, Lad Ro-
bert Onemmer, Lord Rohm, Sir Joseph Paulen, Mr.
Stephenson, Ber John Shelley, Mr. Hatable s, Colossi Bel-
demo Mr. Drnsimood, Mr. Bunn Wortley, Colossi Willem
Patties, sad Mr. Milan.
The Married Women'. Bill, the Cossolideted Fund Bill,
sad the Bashequer Bills Bill, were severally laid upon the
table, sad read a first Mae, the second tending of the two
latter beteg Ind for to-morrow.
The home adjourned at • few minutes pest 7.