The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-23 00:00:00

ON ILSZA 1111DOZ-700T-P4BB ANL 1128* TOLL.

DIFUTATION
_TO TNII_EARL 0? DERIT AND

LORD iTmANNEI3B:

Yesterday a depetetLe of Meanre of parliament
sed seres remark via 60 parrs recant to the
saw et Crier our we led by Si. Earl of Deny
sod Lo J. rearm et the err Of she Per Lord of the
Treasury, he Dowser street. Arm those warn wee
M.P.* Do Ever /LP, How D.
8, es, M.P., Mr., Taw* MUM,,re. J.
Drags,
M.P., Mr. T. M.P., Mr. It. HaseryX.P.,.
W. Tit M.P., Mr. M.P. ; Si. Hew Amer BM"
woe. leekiesso, awl War; Caper Lentherk_Dr.
Dr. Aldo ; Mier. Tyler, Briley, Taylor, Ber-
ta**
Berger E. Jere, Ewa W. T. Jens,, 8. Chen
ne i
Leos,
n flusuar saki be append to introduce to their leni.
▪ depaterre Nen varier per** is the are er=
Si. 'abject oi fiat-toll se be *led ca ChalseeNew
la the drat place be Mari le sere that he sod fib. Bentred
were ••separate apriles Net the pariah of tm7=l
Masover-ensre, tor the peeper of presenting •
ewe • nerd vary of thet ninth, which urged agar*
to a bill sow brie perterwe to repeal the Chelsea
Act, nod to *per a toil epos that bridge, which Bs=
error as • pest obelneres to the as, of re perk by the
poor of the rare le Ite neighbourhood.
Ids. CI. H. Brea, M.P., to preset Mr. Tita and a
apetatios Nee Si. vary of Meier, who wen the berm
if a remodel to the arse err
lir J. insia.si thea add that the subject which it was
propuri to brim lair their lerdeltir had for a lung tire
scraped a greet dial of re stereles of the peblic. A liege
depurutios ben the miss ledrested b.d aerded Ind
Pruner last nitro* re edger bad boas air Ire&
heir parterat. Ha wend armor to ere the are r
it .to xl et the pros! arras. A aueriere wee spelled
to ego* isle the beet rode ef ewer re re seisms,
which Beetweenride wen to the h.rha.tl of the sr
*pole, bang es they were • seremplase Ns, the sir ef
re Isiorloner of Urn ; *Mr whir; millf 11,
bet endless of Si. wee*, it eared a trimily to raiwie
ood deem. La sass of Si. nip* ef re wire*s,dsird,
an, re red wee reshired, sad the sr mon roe away ;
wed k was dulled riot re geressenst and lake the le*
end thet •
was roe mt so predge pet await be lensed epos it. This
emu* el wow, with • view te give the
*rim ind riesigiess erten who win *hag is werled
*New er Mir% empertertlas of obtairsg reentere,
ettse/ geed Yr. Ti. perr was eriblehed eseeselly
rows. end re nor had bur lbw se *lnn the
wberbag ressitM it , was sow rit e re leer rid
he leer wee per up, wend brae Ore
err paths Is re weireperes defter *ler Si. es ef
illimwee eireed, apes Wiry it wee aims tint ilms
illentabir ofwere re ware leely to en Si.
waned es re *II Me of Si. Thorn sad It wee d
is held • bridge to ran these press to Ire eth=f
Y Portiere. dr* es Ur lelag ger
no kid set se re peek or 1011004 es the bailie, ef writ
was le be tepid to the Treseem. • rot of the
wee ad need Ite Si. net wetned for sele,
red are et it wee odd br • eery stern et • pries of
kelei. as re, berg Me ern le be depend of. The
endow rise ban the ersittes of lest
yes/ shred int if rtiesiedwas urn et net eel, would Si.
veer of kr en re sew WM of ea river be erreerk
hat N err be writ or* he No balm perm The
wren wee hew reiL MAW bserreol re warm re
perk wee le be esp The est of perrent rid thin Si.
kir wen to iv terns swim it, bat erketwatildy *
was so worded that, warn • deer set was pews& re ere
would sere be taken eik he when the wary banned was
=,4 mg* rake ken the ells was to go
weemelleas imeieweeme. It wee the
=, Of dr Cewerseirent of Si. Timmy to n-
ew teW bat they wars set to be in-
✓elegad bre* tL. maiiiiieue dud by the act. The W-
erra of Si. sheikhs al Si. WI i.e messed
of beerdes Yr with prier* ad rid was Ile peon
et lie le the werrera He cord reed ler true
our se et Mk, kr if the peter ter es awry. sed
ewer ere ben is, the k of of Si. Net ire wend be
'sly ps,penre Si. p *Ler Palmer=
lewee es worm Ns,• gp=
90,01111. err the Wpeople--ae pet bar is *way
ef shir erg then bin • deposers err. to Lord Pr
r▪ y* lest yew, they ear Ihr the whale ef the tea
miser be sebes sed they *wed that tree re evidence
his, • vernines to pees thr the beet rem sfikerep Si.
rem of the goer of Si. wee to grew ell
k red leis; sod Obey eisted that It wend be unite to
•gernirsot sew to open • sew bridge wish • tell stleshol
WIL Lard Pelerres empred rho there y
t wreitl gr-
ammes he rare et the 1er4611 free Cheer and
ark as be Siem* re Mem ef Camera admit.
The peer_! Waster! • tel ter rot hr it
woe ..craw relied to be • hybrid b sr wes
Mod to • err oreltiee, sod trot Met. If any re
Net tell wee ekes el, It would bre the eict ef seternesieg
re** of the lead as to pay the diagram is the ewer* to
le tepid. He had attended • surer et restime on
No ernet, se ler thee three is re lest week,
ad bit sot knew any geese* wire was viewed with
our Merest by the rears sortb of Si. Trion end he
leiliser Es arid net do • wrier bark to this, living,
SS dry la needed drlels, then le
heed
ve them tree
ham le rid" sod peek, whir hed len ewer, oar
Masted he the beret He baled that the pashas!, as
• gerneent, word Warm • bill for the prise, whir
work No dirk be and if not, might lend
ther reran, to any crember who introduold
much • hr.

icci. of St. George's., Hanover-square, said
that a large proportion of the working classes is his district
who manufactured lead and gee wore very peor, and the few
pence they would have to pry for crown( the bridge would
be an object to them. Tadieg ameicass of Westminster.
Chelsea, POWS», and that part of Bement= which was
arra the bridge, their nusiber wee about 80,000. It should
hae
be m
bridges.embered that above W- -'-tar-bride there wire no
Sir J. V. SuattaY said be had omitted to q tied
before the committee het Fuer counsel ware heard ea We
part of Vauxhall sad Bates& Bridges in opposities to the
bill, while the paktum whom ibe deputation Tepriese_ ted,
were stated to ham no hire samsifi, and they wen NA Mart
as the point Si opening the feet toil, sad ...mid not prankally
Insiders.

Mr. O. H. BYNO, M P., as behalf of his enrtltti•ta of
Claims, could coshrm the sweetest which hal hems wads.
He bad attested several mretinws coL the auk,* with fewest
to which than was strong fisehog, esovng almost to az-
eitesarat.

T
Sir Dr L. Evsxm said he was a member of the committee
which wet on the bill lest veer, and it appeared to him that
the opinion of experienced member of the committee was
that it eboeld be proved positively that the result of the
opening of the bridge would contribute to the itdemnillea-
bon ,f the government. Evidence was given that it could
improve the property on the other Bide ‘.l* the river, but it
was tot rid positively test the government would be indent-
:idled, end so the bill WU thrown out.

At.ei; li.i;.,rail—tial—th;." would be no beets-
tire la abolishing the toll If it could be .bows that the go-
vernment would be no loam of the 290,0001. which was
owing to them, towards which 60,000/. had been paid by the
sale of 20 MIS of land to the railway company; and in
ardor to pay off the remaining 230,0001, you had only to
open Chweia Bridge free, and you could sell the remainder
of the land fur 240,000/.
Mr. Tice, M.P., as • vestryman of Chelsea, wished to
state that it had been suggested before the committee that
the bridge ought to be bought by the Metripolitan Railway
weClry, but that was at an end. for the railway company
kling a bridge of its own. With regard to the mosey
point. it was poseible you might not get 230,0001. for the
remaining hundred a tee of land at oboe, bat it would grow
up to that value, and more rapidly if the bridge wes
There was • larger riu•stion ionneeted with this satieet, and
that was the improvement of the banks of the river wake
wee going on, and if • sew weetern road was formed to the
bridge the bummed receipts would come into the has& of
the romotoest.

Starr, M.P., said he wee chairmen of a mon:lit-
tle of the House of Commons in 1837, which inaugurated
the moveamat for the establistumat of public parks mud
=ad rearestion, and It wee ma midarstanding than that
Amid be no raw bridge with tails.
The Mee. Mr. Drumm., Factor of Chelsea, urged that in
tiemiMish • pler ppahoas of
wauM be 24,000, comprising 2,400
debarred tram going over the bridgemt:
half-pmeny ton. The thildnin of the national and
schools, awaiting to 3,000 or 4,000, mad especially his own
subol, anabsing 000, world be debarred from going to 114-
14.rer park 3w recreation by such • toil. Thee* was a way
of Wing the toll km, and that was by making the pay-
ment of a halfpenny make for a day:s transit.
The lie.. Mr. BELCIIIA Mad Mr. HANbCIIIr, M.P., urged
similar arguments.

Dr. Amite, as one of the Medical Officers of 31. George's,
Hanover- square, stated that the timing of the bridge free
would be a resat boon to the iithebitante of the poor cub-
darner of Belgravia. He urged the benefit of such plaor
of resort la a sanitary parr of view.
Mr. TAYIIII4II MILLLI, M.P., said that the practkal
dila, oily was that the set 'Wettest to the toll, Irving yawed.
graben of the Hoer of Cowaosa felt it to to a.point of
lemma that its treactineate should be carried out. L ode ass
aectir of the act it would be competent to the Treasury to
allow the halfpenny toll to he a return one. The amount of
rewire fray foot tolls would be very well, sad if you art
roar it the retried value re the sale of the lead, it
would be bead that there would be no for to the Treasury.
Led J. Mane sae said that It Was the feeling of the
Boor of Cramer that the tolls should defray the expiate
of toilettes;
Earl the bridge cad friars the money advanced.
The of Deasy sad that be bad Inbred with stru-
t= to all which the deputation bad laid Ware him,
sad be 'add, \opa, be raised if he said that
• large parrs of what hod been stated might lave
Ines Ursa_ for granted, although he was nawlllbeg
robe try eaterrup Every or rest admit that tielr-
sad terror, a dialectics wee to be drys haw= feet-tolle
sad tolls ea horses end carriage. Rol rid me straw as to
provision of the sot wkiab bed down that Nos this via a
garphs, eller the primal of the expairs, It ma Is be
applied to other ireprovanwita He wee reedy to wry Met
he would look Into the quarks with nbramo toSo man
part of it, sod also with regard to the gonatkia
leis with *Nereid mailer the earthier et reyY,
doubt Berseeiewpart would be a grant NA priseller Wyse-
bag. k. the pagagiaa adjoining wait ; bet Wiwi Ohs Ink
Itself new of throe la its imte arghlum=
who derived her& tram it, bad beat =Ed Nib bas.