The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-31 00:00:00

THE NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH
FRANCE. _ _

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CHURCH RAW.

TM Due of BILISIEdirOUGIIO;voi the re-appotat-
seat of the committee to inquire Into the preseat moratios
of the Isw and practice reepeothig the stemmat mil levy
of church retie. The Roble dale mid that a amt el (M-
-dse. ahem beim the mamitles hid elredy bma MI
Zretheir lordaldps, sad the mamba* ea imottedleg their
het seseita, mesermoded that they draid be no
emitted, to osier le ambit atm Is ampleie the eettleace
ateivirke Moir sport. It meld he hamper fier Wm at that
= big ad Preowned! to seder into say at the aligese
etemittee d %mete to light, bat be eight ray
Met imam of greet hipseteme bad came Ware them sal
that the evidence in pommel= of the home tally *OM
hallherlaquiry. Hte eig•e* la adds( the preetai meta
ma sot to prolom the Lams of the emmitlee frees fair
Mite thee, or to interfermate fa ray my Mgt rhea lonbldps
diimd.to • Motion thh guallea, which me me anal
• He amid Met la a that Vie as Mem of the
memittee wield be sal that their lardahlgs
would have sae of ocooliodas their
iWeeml
he ellessnly bo that they amid, ere that
sad lemeh weed cpiestim, be able to arrtve at a ceadmisa
satialmory alike to the latoreets cd the &larch end the nation
at fete,
Tie masa was that spa Its awl the ooembeee molt-
hood who MI upon It lest meats
ma Wails adjeamed at Meaty minutes to 6 caret.

HOUSE OF COIDIONS.-MONDAY, Lug. 30.
TM Bream took lb east a few agnates before four
o'cloak.

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NOTICES OF MOTION.
BDUOLTION (RALLND).—Mr. HINNISIIT—To ask er
Irish Brosetery to-morrow whether he intended to propose,
say -wornea this ettbjeel.
ATTOINJTS AND Bctictrone.—Mr. JOHN Locos--To
esir leave to-norrow to bring in • bill to amend the laws re-
lating to attorneys and solicitors.
THI WAR IN KOROOOO.-111/. Ktecirth—To cell Reel
ron Friday next to a lamp in • lather Of 11111
special correspondest, sad to ask whethereansLate
em= to the knowledge of the govemment to j the
oblemeent that the British wand at Tangier had
the strict neutrality which he ought to maintain m berms
the legligereut powers.
Imams Amain.—Mr. BTARIPILD To ask the
Amiss Berntery a somber of anemias on this subject.
thrCHURCH BAT! BILL.—Lord R. MONTAOII—TO 11
eat this bill be road • second time that day tlx
ILICTION.-111`. DIOBT BIITKOITS-.10 mews
aszt, se en sarmbeest to Yr. Cabbeet's
brommit se meat tagebies hid shown the miolteedilla
=peellem fa pram of atm higher social psalm it
net be expellent le that the direction of the Army*
01•41111 to prosecute the erne of Denial Boyce sad Idea
Tsylor.
BRIBERY CERTIFICATES.
Mr. HADFIELD seed whether my ensereeseel bee
Ow entered into by the government, or en their MINN. es
by the cetumtseioners far veso4eft tits cissesslbelonsol
ocereption at Gloucester sad 11,. shi at eider of Yoe
whereby the parties who Ism gime or noshed labia NM is
be istlemnified, or are sot a be preoesda egebstotht eisy
Illegal treassottons is those boros at the LA a cry slier
elections.
Mr G. LEWIS mid the Corrupt Prentice' nomad=
Act isid dotes orris conditions span which vitamins who
bed meth a erm animas taaelhkes ell *bp apes whisk
they hid bees eamird wield raise a cortlikme of ist-
dossity. The whole maw we la the heals of the
osaminiemere ; and the bed ore einem b it
whserver. H. (the tlgM ben. bonnet) wall sere the
meow le midi the quellea bed been drat with by the
two eels of eemesiseisame who had reeend been slabs.
lesseadietely Mrs the opealag of the eorooo **thief
aseemiesimar made a sheet eddies with reference to the
saw l which they would be able to grant as, He then
read the elates In the set relating to the emthkete. At
Gloucester no eirliflostoe had been greased ; bet when the
oostminisesee met in Leaden they aseitelly creamed soli
MEd the Was la Ake the dimmest Amid be milled.
About 110 Miaow lead boss examthed, of whets shoat 200
had applied for reetilimer; sad the otarimiceers bed
granted them la all mum except three. Ia ens am the or-
Sarre had boa Ariel la ter to etetellimi for
Prailins ; mid Kr H. 24_0*m bith net may alloire7%
piss, bat had made the plotallir pi
_the eats. At Wske-
kid elms 140 maims bed applied for the oattlools,
emit it had
beldam
refried is SO OWL He (the dot boa.
bentest) his head the tumor of the Wealliell elm-
riesbers, wit* ft wanhl bhies duty till: thetZere!
the Waft Were the von hes.
wasid lad la them a edirbdo of the who bed bra
sea deed, dirksaishieg thsei who lad masa Ihr osaill-
air end theme to whets oortllleetee hod he.. NOMIL
dyer LILLY—WouId the right Ira. madams hese
to lay the lora el s- it mate
wiht—FrlWlE—Not the hem. table
-...,' a UMAIIParas BY rinterrzza.
-••••• naiad, mad tie Alletaeremeell whether

is o.
church, setidy bees issiermid. Ths stn.— as...
Imam them the Madrevrel el the polita-thse de; no
were
before; end ma:do there was a grater dist shams thee
had cor previously tabs place. At the conclusion of
evening service, some peculiar rites and carensoales
en
bit/adored by Mr. Bryan 11=(tiser, hear)
—sad which us distasteful to the en. A very
decided exhibition of dirstisfeetion too place, which ended
is riot end tumult. I should have stated that, although the
pollee were not Math:mod is the church, a large body of them
bad been constantly stationed neer the church, so se to be
Mohr reach In am of my epee breach of the pays ; and se
aeon as latelligenee wee brewed to the impector be went
with hie men Into the building, put an end to the riot, cleared
the church, and prevented any farther breath of the pesos. I
have to-day bad an interview with Sir Wolter" Mayne, who
bas seen Mr. KW, sad from him he hes heard a proposal,
which is made withrimiard to the maintenance of order on
Sunday next. tee bees weeded to.
It is, that a body 17.4polioe—('. Oh, oh," sad
" Hear, hear ")--should bstationed outside the church,
sad thit pram who appeared to be catering with the totes-
tbe mid design—("oll, di," end mutter cheer)—previottsly
maseived, to seer a dist:Memos denim the time of divine
weeddpoisseld not be permitted to go into the church.
tVAloser.) I emirs I ass sot aware el any other mesas
* a breach of the pesos am he prevented during
swabs, sod I think the boar met see that these
intommihms, to the best of them, are highly unseemly
led sessidees. ) I make no remarks upon dr
edam egoism ere smebrats which may be lavalved in
the seaboverey. I bah as the question simply es one con-
meld with the smintomes cd public moo, sod I cessildw
that I should be veers( in my deity if I did mot Ma some
=eitaprenat the reennesee cl mob a miss es octioned
. (ber, hear.) The he.. gentleare. whe-
ther lt is my intend ,or the 'Medea dher II go-
vamorst, to intruder a Mil into this hem fer=pmpoes
of melee such seem so that of St. Georgie. My mower
le, that It le not my Weed= or theintedba ether Majesty's
gomement at puma to introdris say sash maim. ; but
et the mos dm I aid not add that we abell of course be
spas toady to ere der say memo which say gentleman
may think is appeembee to the sobbot. I meF however,
Mats then mach :It spasm Mme that no roma, would be
edednal, either In thin our ar in eases of a similar nature,
which merely went to the smovel of • drivers on the
mead of henry, beam I do mot sedissired that any
of the geetrines which have boom preached er momlisted by
Mr. If sr by my d his masts can be dis es hem
ticial on essersi Is the deeming of the Muds of beelmed.
What his hem MOJA to is the orematial end the Mae
which be her labsibsi epee his own abandon Into divine
senile se psibmei b bie deer oh. (Hem, hear.) It is not
deeded that the hisedeset bee a aimed= in the matter.
Now, if the leghlaime thought fit to Imre the thennibent
of that lira _ awl to give the bib, ea Meshes
power of fts rites and owemmisandwhich
are thessdess Indifferent and net
the Articles on Omons of the church, sad
the inemehene limo obliged to foam his diseedoes in such
• &Drama GM ampler re4Maatoold be afforded in
omit imeft; leemise I think it is !le that that
andedeMill Mied deocretion sad which seem to
=n=el our parochial , hear)_.
61 the qiem I should, therefore,
Cheer
leek with peeet 111111.01111*110 eh of s remedy which
me left to the dberedes el the I will also add
that in my *Men considerable vaelap might arise
if a power woe given to the crown by order In
council, as peSikessissiestisal advice, to modify the
rubrics at the of Amelia Prayer. (" Hear, bear,"
and " No, no.") howevert b a subject which Is very
mob litigated at the present 81114 I merely gamer my
own bdirl scrim on which Ibis, no idea al soling,
sad which I merely meider sea temody that might be llP-
plied to this very MIMI imeelbs. (Hear,-)
Mr. DANDY BMW= inevel the adjournment of the
bora" adding that the illeasteseso yesterday were of MIMI
mare serious cheraelm dim the right hon. pisdemea
soma to trek. Mr. Serum than reed o melba. of
the narrative which bad appeared be the
burner of that day, and in which the
the congregation was dinsbei am priestly ee is
If her Meiesty's gemmed eldested ip l&bia jeditagiell
he would self pr von to mderiala the ,
* minim which, if it did not miss belb lee of perils-
ment, might at least, by dimmers diet eldied, tend to
arlthese unhappy disturbers&
iADFIELD mid ho rose to moat the motion.
Dry had heard of this nuiishOs Whit enough. The
Imo- d protestant clergymen reselling their woos from
=rt sources end havrg In their beams MMus-
ewards ths church of ism boa ma the pow
s. htemengh. This was a very pave models.
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aafected mere then members of the
ef bream if some remedy were
eatimbed. Moyle of ileglond would take the
did Moir ova Whig. The nonoodonsists Cr:
i Nesse Ora dis imams of the church of land ;
these woo set, b We, UM dismore between the
Irma
se =la=
ei Mira i
ehenehtite= ofwhloiaglenat
hi the / It a
wes/, themdm, bi:Zatiste
belt the mar We Irk ewe Mirk
dliddeid behead was so sow sad MI Wks ad I

Mr. CRAWFORD wished to pat to the Chancenor Cl th•
Raehequer a question respothe which he bed
i=
of
spoken to him, relative to a matter great public i
He alluded to the anticipated amp in the twill' and la see
commercial relations with the nation. I! over_lllN,Fe
wea an opport unity whoa sea ON MN WOW ell
increvinient it we the, the bet wok
to F wee
etwee
the 'if Vow gods
to
' lair
oh seek '.. those -"'"`
would tam illset aims el flealltiNle to be . . . ' t•
the honest '

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Thu CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—Sir, as
I intimated with a leas degree of ceftainty upon a former
0004161013, I beg to say, in aeswer to my hon. friend, that it in
the intention of the government that the financial stetement
for the year shell be made on Monday next. The ratifies-
done of the treaty of commerce with France, we have reason
to harm, ea be exchanged within a few days. The House
of Ommagan we have thought, will not wish to entertain
the qusedens which that treaty opens without likewise being
made eaquelsted simultaneously with the whole .f the inten-
tions of the gpvernment in respect to the finance of the
year. Os Jitaiday next, therefore, it will be my duty
to submit to the hoses the whole of these resolutions, M-
elanin those which relate to the new commercial treaty with
Paid& I sia well ewers that this season of the year la •
Maul aim wHil tsprd to min, branches of trade, and it is of
=that, as Mon at Olio announcetnent is made, the
the house shell be taken on these subjects at the
oldie* peedble montant. 'lt le, therefore, the desire of the
govoranunt to mit the house, after the statement which I
propose to mike, at proceed with the consideration of the
umbra& on the hflowbg Thursday ; for if we were to trust
only to that polka et Priday which, by the present practice
of the house, is left at the command of government for
purely public bneiness,we SW our progress will be so slow as
it that will be soirosly milefeettory to the British public. At
Mao gam Was, the governasst are in the hands of the home.
I male this statement sow, , that the house may form as
Orikii et the fairness of the arrangement ; and if so, I shall
hats to move that orders of &slay should hare precealeies
of KEW of motion on Thursday week. I think I have now
slated as mob as la consistent with public expediency, but
oa *Way next it will be my duty to state fully and clearly
to the bows all the pertioulars connected with the financial
provision for the year.
Mr. BORMAN asked whether copies of the commercial
treaty would be to the hands of bon. members before the
statement was made.
The CHANCELLOR of the EECFIZQUER—No sir,
Ido sot think it will be practicable to present the treat
before Monday next, but I do not anticipate that any diffi-
culty will erase on that gentled, se lie
I..dettalls are
easily :.toot so coz
tfignCen 1 that
its
trin'Alitpatihe same tter
iros I beg so elate that the
pi( the whole house will not be asked to vote 011
Art importance to our slalom' Wm.., t
of the subject. to be brought nods! ,
... j 1 Oho the intention of bee Majastfts
fir.)

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ty, thus t..
ofthe- holiie. He asked
been an upenditure last year le seems of supply.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER objected to
dieweing the subject In its present shape, but he could my
Eat there had been an emcees In the army department for
the year 1868-9 of about 400,0304 This sum would be
sated In supply in this week.
ANNUITY TAX (EDINBURGH) ABOLITION BILL.
The LORD ADVOCATE moved for leave to bring in a
bill to abolish the annuity tax in Edinburgh, and to make
provision with regard to the stipends of the clergy of that
city. He proposed to establish an weedestied commission
whisk was to hold the whole sociasheaticel property of the
eke:Was, which was to sionmelate for fifteen years. AA
1111rommest of 10d. in the pound would be laid on all OCCtk.
piers, the produce of which was also to accumulate for fifteen
years, when the tax would cease, sad the ministers be paid
out of the proceeds of the whole accumulated fund. The
number of eighteen ministers would be reduced to thirteen as
the incumbencies fell In, sad by liking away the charge of
churehes in combination with collegWediargs.
After a short discussion, leave was given to bring in the
bill.
CORPORATION OF LONDON.
Eh G. C. LEWIS, In moving for leave to bring in a bill
for the better regulation of the corp: fume of the City of
Leedom, said the home wee doubtless awn that whin the
Munitepal Corporation Aot was introduced as exception was
made Weever of the corporation of the City of London. That
inception was tenthly founded upon the generally popular cha-
teau of the keel municipal government of that corporation.
Bain the Municipal Act was passed a very large number of
the corporations of England were practically close.
The governing body was confined and limited fa
Ammar, and frequently the vacuole which
emened were filled up by self-election. (Hear.)
The mein object of the Municipal Act was to populists the
unatltution of the corporations of Ibis country. Bus the
Common Council of the City of London was already a popular
body and well known in former times. Tin City of London
exercised great influence, and generally waisted the p pulse
party In this country. It was not considered necessary,
therefore, that the corporation of the City of London
should be included in the general act. But a separate re-
port was made soon after with regard the City of London.
Some time ago, a commission was issued of which he bed
the honour to be a member, to ioqnire into the state of the
=don of London. That commission made a report, and
ma introduced into the house founded upon that report.
At a later period that bill was referred to a select oom-
mites% who reported upon it, with amendments. The
bill which he now asked leave to introduce wee
practically and to all intents and purposes the Mil
reported upon by that select committee, and might
be considered as the recommendatios of the commieston,
whose report was referred to the select committee. The bill
so framed was limited to the pretest state of the corporation
and its offiaers It did not include the question of the
coal tax, for this reason, that as those ellehe would shortly
expire, be should have a future opportunity of dealing with
that tax. At peewee he should merely ask the home for
leave to introduce the bill.
Mr. AYRTON contended that the preview rendered to
the liberal party by the corporation of London ought not to
be deemed sufficient to entitle so great an leconvenience to
porpenatios. He could not nadenean4 bow a liberal
government, which entered office under the cirenotetaneas
which the present ministry did, could vesture to propose a
101. franchise for the corporation of London. That minors-
non of London wee now a mare local instittoion, established
on a conflated area, end ought not to be preserved, unites ae
an antiquated curiosity. He should, at the proper time, ask
the house if they were saddled with such a measure an this
—• bill which among other things retained the oorporatiou
tax on coal.
Mr. W. WILLIAMS was of opinion that the mown
had better be altogether postponed, and from what be knew
of the tight hon. gentleman opposite (Mr. Walpole) he thought
it IMO lady that his measure of (dorm would have been
more Iliatilet. The City of London did not comprehend we-
tweeds& part of the population of the metropolis, and he
emit amino reason for framing s measure for London on
prinelpies totally different from those which governed every
other great oorporatftn in England. For his own part he
was aware that the convivial meetings of the corporation.
of the City of London had triumphed over the good inten-
tions of the government.
Mr. Alderman CUBITT observed that in the bill of last
year the livery of London, a large sad influential body of
ten or fifteen thousand pen ions, wee altogether ignored. As
to reforming the corporation its mosabsre were of opinion
that tuft question ought to be, owe for all, we at rest.
them°l"wle3ll:4sl-Matheedyor, liwvither7sadthmettomeig:wterobethterltrfonneotroinseuntillies,:y"Plandoif"ethislec tht
er
'he
thought would, on the part of the government, be a very wise
coeoession.
Mr. JOHN LOCKE remarked that the livery of Londe!"
ought sot to be forgotten. They were cot confined within
the wells or the City of Loudon, but were wetland through-
out the •seshopolia, and this formed a drone reason why
the goverment should not be allowed to carry
*h • bill of this description, fur ft cell
~.Ivithsexesperstively entail patios of the metropolis.
Metropolitan Bawd of Works was intended to be some.
1131r4deerporation tor the whole of Leedom, controlling
pewleinelett, in se sosalist rape* Win tbe
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h al. 7 :=M7 WA Wes ear*lira =Beg o• six soseasisialsidlart ; did to • certain moat Miry did orawmararao "" ... +.,... m..-. -...... --
Fatal Saito the amide the waned he priggifilge ray ovea tieterhtate ar amid ailyfiabjeet of peat importance to our national Interata .
. bet it now syymet skit this orbs desalt Mello tareile, At die woe time Ima witless* due nodal of the subject, to be brought under con-
• set •. „, agilLeillik et &ate, however, whoa to obeli porp, eaptgloitte (of the law. & sidstatim. It It also the intention of her Zdeplety's govern-
*in Wil bar the ve "salary emadehas el &Om woratocia place mot to propose a oommittee of the whole house upon the
ay' ' ..r. be kept is lie ' deepommeed flat body et At the tall AMR, to consider the ehatigera which will be moos-
la aid Ise oaf it sppeired tbe• It ma * the esuirtilleyilitt was
ysameedteme=aka
.n..ii_o_ my to omemnearto of the resolutions. (Rear, hear.)
tilid how PM Ike 0011.031,1111,165 Y •*t tbi ellitoes et Ma st the SUPPLY.
• a boiy ot the ant he Pleameally ramt= Qa the report of committee of supply being brought up.
V • LAW • 's•• TY 3 54 .•-• ' 4 .; , . the B. WILLOUGHBY celled axteni ..aailedfect that
aated to
The led of DUNGANNON preluded a palm front a rivet to my tint Ike speelosail whisk yes •of army and navy in emcees of supply, thus trifling with the
bier raft et the Mew sod Islay et the semi dieaery of elatimbier a body et OW In the seigkboarbood et the sea important right of the hones He asked if there had
Wombats_ II the dimes et IL Arab. mist the etaillica elm" hoe sot beta sassmehd. The ditionamee bays ben beta any expenditure last year is exam of supply.
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