The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-22 00:00:00

LONDON,

THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1880.

T. JA=BS MAT= —Bole Lessee and
Iftempu% I,lllll.—MadasaanlskALElXA
E= IaSINEW o NON-
. laimaimais Molls Trench mad on
lislind &Pam

BEUMNADERS. —St. Jamas a-
il UR. ragrina—irviar 1107rf Nod • Day Pee-
, temeasele eellarder iftewelk et 11.—seeik a.;
allert,
gellirs, la Tic:Ws way be sed at the mbrodis Nit matt
Mat Ike Wiwi oar. aosoNty.

EitNATIONAL ABIOINBLT BOOMS,
1....r-h.ilithistwate h heteenimally dle-
Mr the doom art
r leeleliete beet* el Me EOM!
artallifilh h‘hh
" Kfltestatee WNW
Iseig perliumealdtity selection trove the Operee eta
Ile soil aliened entl favourite dames Them gels et
light Attadelea to mit ports ot the ethebNitimt, tit

ARGYLL ROONybetuartsdnal-drimst, Pioor
110,11111 D toe Winer urea it MOIRE
1 OD Ma bold. ocislaisbmi ism
amts. OssamMoi lam 1~0" Demagog o'closk.
/animism In

FRENCH VINEYARD ABSOOLiTION,
rimslig.
Iff SUWON &Ma par"= astaral Um. pat das
Par Mama. was aims l7s.
MIMI= CILUCPAGNII Rd. sad 41s. ..
Pa
7 Rai doom
ORT, 11116 aims L
alas als. sad ala ,s
100102 P q ills.
and s post visa* se VIA alms ad Plasm. beillja sad
sarrisam Rea

QTZVINS and BONI Wine and ppili Merokanto

ma- Pas aves
h°l4iw% =ear ta' pow Cs frer4.018.4.
eme.—TS, liftspiplwdossi Wale.

PEMARTIYB SHER at tbs Itaduasd
Duty.—Rell paid to say Station to ItI7NS
and 1011$ etreagly reocerateed tie et lee etere eialeime
Wires 801;nd dimmer WY% Iles. leg Me per deem ;
eipertor, tee, 40e, 44e, see 4eL lea, NM
; ebt Let Indian, tee ; meg dile Madeira, Me. ; lemeteetere
It" asd ; elisr WIN% Mk, tee, end ; very eld
ee4 Web dem, Ole, Th., Sea ltee Clarets—good Borderer.
• ; Julien. ; IleAtismile. wee ; Were ebse
mew trate 41e. to 106 e. seee. Ma. ;
miaow Tea am** 770 C.
Will% red Spew mereemate (upwards
• el/ years pumices to ledele Llsealstielne), tl,
laseiWs Oorlieleetreek W.O. P lrl alle 8 segkleselos.

ABAYING of TWENTY pee CENT. in the
MOITALITY NEM oad CALM thereat the see of
Ono Mathowareeeth 21101ILITS MODVIND to owe
Aar! daft. Named prism: Ilearda. aniagalier He feeds,
tot& stossant, 40a : ovese.emeseinfee 4411 tee& pocket.. Oa.
yAMto sai rtairtf *Warn {pa Vatted Kingdom.
MLLE tho Imitator nod row Progeietor. Mama
Noma Ma see neatteetery, Ctiodooloaened. Ilneacrcoa
laaasa.—Aseate mahout la every lowa wham was WI *heady
oposeatall. Pamehloa post

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STOCKINGS arid KIM-OAPS for
.11.1 VAZICOBI 1171W11 w =NM or •
warns sbiliroilrire
71Zurdeiewirlasene:Litese immormimat gee prim co mpg&
sad lir ~le NW Ilma tlio wassatimProsa—
Pair sod PLUM, L W La*" LW.

Ati. 'ultra eIISON, Ar tiarrox-
UN.DIR-LY.II. , • -

AWN, Nov. V. Nosiorr.

This ensuing the Right Amu MOMS Milner I
Mee, Premideet of the Board of Trade, sdaressed his oar
stftemes at the Towa•ball. The Mayor, Mr. B. U. Lin-
wearer, padded.
Mr. Y. Genoa, on riming, was received with great sp.
plasm. Be said that the circumstance of his return ren-
dered Ma deny he appear Were his emelearients. It Was a
more diMpalt task than it appealed le dive at mom" of
the late suesion, Mame he meld not be expected to con-
demn the adasisbation with which be was ormeected. Be
artaisly should sot praise the administration, but would
rowdy may that they had earnestly endeavoured to do the
bed for the ernisery, sad If they bad nos eumeeded in par-
ing their ineseurs of reform it was through no fault of
therm Them had sat berm a LAP at late, he thought, of
diorredding padiameatery speaking. but it had been
lid by as animist writer that parliamentary government
was • ferment by wparing, sad so he believed it to be;
sad iltoolat tbd debates might be lengthened, they had •
Madiasy he edit the truth sad ripen public opinion. There
might hem bein failures doting the last session, but there
had beim peat cammereird atoms, sad reforms calculated
to bawd the neighbourhood of Ashton-under. Lyne. There
ha boa iniegivinp as to the trade of the country ; but,
although the export trade kae grown to its present mead-
tae, N what the present moment still increasing. In the
_ _

Tresbilielt alirint 14111Mat'. * Ennui the 'arm ti..
menthe of 1869 the value of **experts was only 98 millirem
It ties meseellona hew the import Made bad iniremei from
the adoptios of free esommecial principles. The oottoe
semodacture formed • loge parties of thus exports, being
lerly-eight "Wilkes, and tire shipping interest also showed
saps el insprommeak binime comparing the nine months
he IMO with the isms period in 1838 the British tomes*
elemed with onion had inereased by 785,522 tons, modest
an kmease of 475,163 of foreign tonnage ; so that they
wont see that Bfritialt shipping was holding its own. These
hods Wankt him to the commercial treaty with' France,
and they might rely on it the French governrosot had made,
ob
tat as their tariff was °maenad, a very peat drags ; in
feet, France had takes a greater step than nu, of the sass
kind ever taken by the estuary. Foe rosy basalt that
Zbetes :mist thin treaty the country was inisbted to
Ifk There bad been a great deal of mierimemar
Ant the commercial treaty. Some penile had said
themi had been taken in, and that we hid given •
gremiling lad got very little in exchange. A ohmage had
Istwatinie in the British tariff, and we had given msbeily
asylling. We had, however, given an impulse to the in-
desti this country at the same time that we bad got
the 17rmch government to change their tariff. We had got
toe good things instead of one. There was no bargain to
sob any exchanges, but we were merely taking two good
things at once, instead of only one. If the French had not
chewed their tariff, it would have been our dairy to an*
the drew which we Ind toads in our tariff. As to 144
Freesia wins, a grist deal had been mid. It wet
mid that Englishmen would not drink French Win*. bib 1
the inerewe in the imports arising from the treaty had been
ivory ecesiderable, and bad increased the revenne. It hot
hem mid that great distress MI hese eseesioned eft
Omen, by the eimmerelal teenty, but the Osewity
weavers maid not be node an anoptito kaltirllfisfillk
el fees tends. The import of Yugo\ irges• Ind oily been
INA 15 per sent.; and he thooglst Ask by said by the
;of the treaty would be to put the ooventry ribbon
on a sounder basis. The papermakers bad sent forth 1,
a as to the important. of foreign paper, but there bad
been no shutting ap of mills, and there bad been no great
non of lingo paper or any ineresm in the price of
The loot wee, the English papernstkers were able to
impels with arty other papsisaakera in the world. He
was web* of the =stem en brains papers, not of the
mein. It had be. urged that it was net good policy to
mike eontworeial blades with Frans; and there wee •
Mina seek wino yet seerded ranee es over Mu al
seamy ; bat he viewed this natter as ,one of
the greatest events of the day, sod one calculated to bene-
fit this county more than say other which had occurred
in recent years. He had otaerved a sensible remark made
by Mr. Bright at Wakefield—that it was a strange thing
that 30 millions of people in England and 36 millions of
people in France, separated only by • narrow sea, could not
just u well have as mbsesive a trade with each other as with
people separated by the Atlentil With reference te the
income tax he wished to say a word or two. It had been
said by many, " Olt if it had not been fur this government
and the French treaty we should not have had such • bilk
smome tax." He denied that, and believed they would ham'
had a higher income tax for many reasons. The °pommel.,
el the income tax lied always said that it was • war tax,'
which nessot that it we • tax lia which the garenimest
had recourse when the militia and Laval expenditure aim
very high. That expenditure was very high now, and the
question was—Doss this income tax bear • larger proper.
Lion to that expenditure than in past times! He found
that we did not pay as much of our war expenditure out
of our income Mx IS we used to do. Sir Robert Peel's
income tax paid 56 per oast of the war expenditure, but
the income tax at 10d. in the pommel paid no sass than 32
per cent.—taking into account the sapplementery vote of
three millions for the war in China. He did not object to
the income tax being called a war tax, bat be objected to
people calling it • war tax, and yet refusing to allow it to be
used ter that purpose. He eenteaded that with • vote of
thirty millions for naval and military purposes, a 10d.
income tax was not one of prepense. It had been repre-
sented that there had been, some general change from in-
direct to direct taxation, and that the income and the pro-
perty of the country were paying more than their fair share
of the herniae of the country ; but he found that for every
271. paid by direct taxation during 1860 and 1861 than
would be 761 paid by indirect taxation. If large naval
and military annaments were necessary for the safety
of the country (enethere appeared to be • feeling in the
country that they were) we could not avoid a large income
tax. The don of the former reductions of taxation had
been to realise move revenue from twelve excise duties then
formerly from twenty-unto, and it was • mistake of the
Howe of Lords to suppose that by getting rid of • tax they
were getting rid of so much revenue. With regard to the
paper duty, he wee still of opinion that it would
be to the interest of the country to get rid of

OTH PLEASURE and PROFIT
milliterivedwfrom a pnrehme at B. NOSES and 110/TS
ae tmstieleed sib an faimeine
Mock of every dle:senAption of Mike for whets sad inveniles et
every grade of society. and where comfort, style, darahilitt end
neemess are combined with a Imams of price, which could only
be remeseratirs on each an estendve via as no ether bows in
the trade lan boast of.
The departments to whisk L MeV and SON blotto porthole,
attentlen are the 11.11ADT.ILILDS and BESPOIII CLOTS_INO,
the HOSISAT and DiagUY,_li•T and CAP
_amid SOOT sad
81101.. and ORNISULL 0 IN1:1 DTPARTXXINTS.
The B DIPAITMMIT Wboa re
piailiihedWalisZ W iseefest end choicest
Home and peedhasissm d 21, doses of
style. and ll* quesillis aim bare plaid
for this DepailMont • sail edlia=arsamiolL
N.S. Shasild ang nail he It will be ex.
ar
c.lll anitaZNIMI to 51:13.1CLIISITWENT and
Nab Mr= milli gnMplest as the Itentrere (nothing 1101-
411:1111TI Aild=giorOMMlSTrilDAT
INO et armot oath Warily enmels when beahmos le named
tudil 11 o'clock.
Z. MOMS end SON, MISCRANT TAILORS, WOOLLEN
OSA TRIO. HATTIAATIBISIS BOOT and SHOE SAWS
sad GENERAL 0
Landes Hems.—ColltNlS et YINORIES and ALDIUTZ t
SSW OIFOILDS nert4il.l4
TOTTINIAM.COTMALIZ et
lIISTuN.IO•D.
Country Sitablishmente—Thernion's-bulldlnia Bridge-street,
)Radford. Tortahlre;
SPECIAL NOTICR—VIgineXIDON take this opportu-
nity of reminding their Mean sad the public that their new
Branch ftlatiMehmeot sit the einem el Teetenhsni-court-rood
end lineliseemend nee spored in Or Mb %AIM.

HAIR RZSTORKD Istpieved, and Beautified
tba am at BOWLANDer OLL—ltalsas reveals
hair from Imam egg taming gm, dratg weak bait.
einumeme Arm met mg desdrig, talwala kareaalfail7 aork
=IsW *fp. aparation ia oases et Mama la nom-
'asltve ; Its growth et IMAM% as Board, and
Itraaleddea, t mgaNng In Ma allimlolol operatam For
Maim it la
at voimmandad, trimbg boa of a
bemalfal Mad at Mk MORIN uheten faio OM mammy et
myallg, sad Ito impaissa MadOmmlsla el Ma
oilmen Mori.e lei awl arse& proofs of Ha mgt. Mee
Y. efl. 7a, 111 s. aryl sad 21a pm liolika
Ganlina—Ask for "Iwl.ri. liamatar OIL" Bold at Ilk Ilat/r
wide . sad q chauelsis dY whams.

LM. A NIVER ?AILING REMEDY.
Be. ItlagilLlol3ll =I LITZ& PILLS,
without my bersalok tram the wipe of TV:TV
lAD le Newt lairdemble le all etbp Adler teem billow; and liver
aleibille•lbef= swum stiataa. azzha. a the
. ~. ot a toodly opertast mol-
ar. so • as ths taffy me Indy ossolloot,
Ix ask epsuallis awl to tars olosstok. Ye
CMOS amillo. gremplo mt otromithoo the 'Sok
stryousayosm—adi most eviglots la Isom Is owl
St. *IL mots at on toby sok tor nr. butts ISto Moo osil lAvor
PM. Th. goomdas as a sow pas pookop, Isla "Maim
lassliss4. SS, Jorisysolayst," tsisavod as the pootromat lbw.

DRBUCHAN'S Dwayne MILHOINICS.-
I.ATRIIT SCOALCOATID VIDITABLE FILLS. a bunny
purgative kw the bevels, purifying the blood,
removing warded Wiwi ad Boer complainta, rhen-
owssme salsa aseetsale eallvenees, de_ Vegetable
Skin kr wisdkallag all skin ,tass, Nona deep-
seated Weir; , aw. Onewatnited Vi &sena 'the
greatest ef setae" tw the delicate. debilitated,
and aged of Milk swim ellleatailit slot lamina of apatite,
Irritability, rwveneme, withigtag et the totem, wake, to.
sad all chest calwaliels, ternamr Ida the results arklag front
schism and aaowow le the lass of climate. intartag a
beautiful sad aYs imapireasia• deeding at owe a new lass of
life to all. Cares peeved sad swam laws Alderman Saleasoos,
. a eallikall, willah the of the Right Bea. the
Cerdf. Malir a /lode
P.M
lie W., and alZa.ar= tit
toes eatianwhy. Mem Moat tea, L. lid., L. ed., and Ila. :
Oatmeal, par pet, la. lfiL ma la. Si : reams, ea. ed., 11a. or
bottle salaams tea arm thet gusalty, M. Agents :—Par•
day, TS, iwilesteaset : 3. leaser, 150, Oa ford street:
llttegla Onterdareet ; loßier. 4, Chapattis; Hooper, at,
14, all,
1111aaelreeI, lwaisabraa; B. liardatts Grace-
ahasitareet : Prink lilt/WM &a, As. latruele or poet
kee kr else ellseep, el Magna, ant 111, liewtagmel Ihisimaa
ikmuraiie Molielar. arielalas ramiks kr envy Masan.

Butigiume Tanazia—The performances at it, end the House of Lords, in refusing to assent
this deeervedly_piselar therthe this evening will be for the to the Paper Duty Bill, made two blunders, the
benefita XL WWI% the labballbe ; and as that gentlemen medal and the other constitutional. He was sorry to say
makse it hie dud/ ",malt eoveuiemesmied "id"' that the House of Commoss was not sound upon that
of the &Wiesen, we bust the eves* will he In insawmfg
as h. hme,ott it *mu ht. /hi muitaiimpttt.ere will tenestinn. He believed that one great inducement to the
he sees by referees, he amebae m our oehomo, on House of lamb for the minas they did was that they
miens and &Unsay% sad iaslsie • sew faros. believed the Home of Onamests was not in earnest, sag
Tat Not Maas —Brtaitea ex, Nov. 21. that the MOMS would never have pained a third reading.
The staple trade of this district continuos dull There are The House at Omainons did not wish to embarram the go-
a few orders in from the United States, but trade generally yeirorooot, sad, therefore, left the Baum of Lords to deal
is in a Iraguid state ; and we are informed that of late a with the bill. The evil of the preesdrat was how-
good deal of underselling has prevailed. A meeting of the
crediton (unmerited) of Mr. Blackwell, of Dudley, was held ever takwched. end. in future, moil •• precedent
yesterday. Mr. Wainwright, solicitor, stated, on Mr. might possibly be used for some unconstitutional
Maass'), s behalf, that it was generally knows that purpose. With regard to the foreign policy of the govern-
the Birmingham Banking Company were the heaviest meat he should say very little. Their wish had been, oil
coeditor', and that the Northampton Booking COMSLOV
reir4ed peat, Under these circumstances Mr. Blackwell boa to one hand, 4° p""r" peso. between the great P°wet°
been compelled to consult the director, of three two comp,- of Europe, and all the same time to enable the Italians to
Mes, with the view of rendering his proposition agree. regulate their own affairs, and he believed that that policy
able to them. The result of the consultations that had bad been gueggighl, What snit be leasing in the future
taken place was, that Mr. Mackwell's desire was to engage we not to, himie se, bat he thought Got thin woo
to pay 20a. in the pound to all his creditors. The banks
objected to this, NI they thought that it would be more to Stewing UP Is Europe "migrldr"b"l4l4llll
the advantage of the creditors, and of Mr. Blackwell him- The athaneted Epees of some iseastrtm sad the simainer-
self, that be should attempt to pay only half that sum. Biel wows of others were likely to rothil• our for some
On othdition that a to that effect should be limo to some. Although the gevemmesn• had eigepted the
made, the hanks would cosiest to eland by while Mr. policy 01•0•4thowootholl. they 41111=61,61._ „ with °P'
Blackwell liquidated to this extent the claims that all the premed cabers shoggigut
.1111 r Own, wwwww- Hold.
other enclitics bad epos him. Mr. Blackwell's proposition, lot dire se be gig he gig not Ng at net, to net the
therefore, was to pay his credit= 10s. in the pound in two prophet. He reemted sone of his *Sem yea pobbe
years, instalments of lit td. every three months. This BM/WM He stood in the mom posilim se fenenely in all
composition being paid to the general creditors, then the the political views which be had expreseed ee the moan-
toots were to take, pre rats, -elf Hr. Blackwell's mike, tweets of Aelataa, and it woukl be hie duty, whaler to °Mee
until their claims also bed hem met. Mr. Black wen him. or out of can, to give steak as far es pewits, to all the
self than stated that this isms the best proposition that he principles whith ht bad Pirlthwrod- (AlPeowle) LT.&
amid wake ; but if be lived t• liquidate the claims which to questions, Mr. Ohms mil be was SUE Ile eikoesee Ear
the peeks had upon him, be amid feel a pleasure in the ballot As to the Rehm Mill Thigh the griverament I
asking up to the general magnum; the other 10.. in the Inuedamed, bath liberals and omit melees seemed he be
pond. After oonnlissable discomioo, and Mr. Blackwell &t.i to talk out the lit. The 11.111111•11 VW ens
bed answered various affecting the behaved' of &easy, ewe with the of the wiled= et the wi-
th* creditors, and nth fia the value of his Mimi pro- flop Mesa with the et illegremehheauest of
porgies, the proposition woe nosnimoosly and the Doreen*. As the assent oohed, woad willing
r oilmen present greed to assist Mr. BLalwsil to carer to s'ellpott •
_llgesn bill, and everArdl our willing to
it out, as it appeared to the insolieg most desimbh that an , quarrel if se Mai ems introduced. tie stood where he did
parties interested should be sep mil on the matter. The I upon the qualm of reform.
terms stated at this ni=wifi be them Wood umber the A vote of elleidomes in the right boo. geollenaus tenni-
private arraogemeete nated the proceedings.