The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-24 00:00:00

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M. ASTPILL r.d tM CMnIL, of the ft-
*mem whether then was say sudardest roma why the
samosagors at ler Mejamy's Caelems.kosas roseltre •
Irmo. rate of salary thus the moseesarre at &street-
loam mad other polite mama whore Riblike duties era per-
brad sad whether the* has ...M ma be takes tato coast-
ilrretwo. with a view la a scalansiisatios of the sear, by
ma mactirsoael gnat Ifer ate perms .4 3751. per annum
The CHANCILLOS of the =CHU/VIM-1 am not
@were of say mum wharrour hr alartag the eateries rreeived
by lb wet her ligertja Ceasat.boues. I behove
there is lee d Y tubas sa a hassle rupply of persons 1
obis sad eti.lisg to ti the wool, mad it I should beat of swi
sack chthrulty from the &ewer, to the Treasury, I
bare so doubt I meld dad him a eawsidereble somber of
potwate who valid be vary RIM to be provided with eitua-
au as. (Lune/herr ) he I fled from the isms of the quo-
tas that the meseesprs emplo)ed at &attract-house me
Mal a baths, rats than those employed at the Custom-
, I will make it my bemires to Inquire of the bead of
the hos,* of liaised Revenue whether then Is say reams
why the fteasrem-heaes metathpers should not have**
misfire reduced, et as Is squabs* the two. (Laughter )

SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE.
Mr. BOWYEZ aehel whether enparintandasta sad Y.
aprct re of th• statropol.tee police are anbjeo tad to may, omd
lobe. amsootiom poolroom to the r opptdotmoot
Mr. CLt R mild that dot sap-dotonimota of palm woe
mot outlected So nay ottuntaattoe whommor, sad dad they
rent% ad their appdatiseats from lb. Canmitsionios.
DRAWBACK ON FOREIGN WINES DUTIEE.
Mr. B. WOODD mated the Cktenr.llor of the lasherm
wbothor, I. the neat of a farther reductive an der
duty on wises taking tier. In Aprd. 1881, the drawback
woo',l be snowed on Portugal aad Front to rod wham is
sock at that data, gunman loth, term. of tea Hardee orders
of July 11, 1343, and July 20, 1832, and the Racier Setter
of July 24, 1843 I'
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcasQuEr.-1 as

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Ittorvy Met I Irk we opportunity IS deet-aminp ad tha.
' li &octet Henan& of eateries a. Ole MB I egald have
...It 4 into &tont oa toe &wettest 'abject of the drawback
t.. tioeiga 111048. As the mater rase* I have no choim
t L 0 o put rag the expiating in of the peered vim. of oho
government until we come to deems the duty
en wises in the roe loth& Bes I have no
hasitatisa is stating that the g statement have an intention
tf pr toeing that say deewhitek .hill be greats& epee wine,
a . t ~ ih. • cleat I have already saeousiced, sausely, the
et,ist t -be difierenoe bet•eso the peeeet.t duty and the diry
0bi..., we are about to pr, pie, ant &at that macre-
: .La "WI be Halted to the panics who have complied with
the modifies, laid down in the treasury minute of 1943.
Sir S. NORTIICOTS asked whether the tight bon gen •
&Jean recognised the Els& letter, of July 24, ISO, as in-
./stag may parties with may eights or claim?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, said he
could sot recognise that letter, co the plain and simple ground
that it wee limbed sad osseeUed eight years ego, and bad
as re4avace, therefore, to say transaction which bad taken
place wane.
In not, to Sir H. Wtxtottoxerr,
The CHANCELLOR of toe EXCHEQUER said no die-
Hectica meld lee drawn &tense metrupAitan and provincial
wine neirceelde se regarded the allowauce of the drawback.
ENGLISH SILK GOODS IMPORTED INTO
FRANCE.
Sir J. PAXTON wired the Chancellor of the Exchequer
if it was proposed by the new treaty to give the French
gunrsabeat the power of &omen& tae existing doges on
Regina nth goo& imparted lato France from their present
rata' to 30 per east. ed Talon=
The CHANCELLOR of she EXCHEQUER—Both a*
regards the class of good. .'abased is toy hon. trend's
trusties; nod as regarda many other clams of geode, there
are a great number of articles which fens part of the CAL-
M/NCO of the two oeuntries. sad with respect to whidt there
are no earpesetassta In the treaty. As to these articles the
two gownsman' have, generally spsakiag, been content to
place regimen MI whet they know to be eactiothee's unantion,
sod to eosin the engagement' of the nasty to certain
Widen theft& ad Roth. That are ao angsceinents be-
agles ebb ere gemenemenee swept those eagagements which
are set bra ta the Hatay, bat we maids" that we have ode-
Tuna means of bowies duels le not the inteation of the
Fres h government to rule" the &Pia. upon articles Imported
int) that country la e'en where those Sudo happen to be
below.the rates specified in the treaty. (Hear, hear.) How-
ever, we hear it is the intention of the Frame government,
is the course of a taw days, to publish, with • vow to the
laftrantion of parties in France, sad of the legislative body
of twat country, • detailed ec,xtunt of its intentima in this
mutter—meg tall, of course, than any information that
would be rendered to se in nth del oorrespondent I. Ido not
'appose the French government have oompromiaad their
fir:tit to deal with any particular duty as they may think
proper ; but the &tenuous of the French government are no
&test welt as I have stated.

THE DEFENCE OF LUCK OW.
Kr. JONES inquired of the &meter). of State for
India whether the officers of the Queen a service who
were present at the defence of Loath)* had beta
alto rod to count any litre service for their pension in
ronrequente thereof, and whether the same privikge was to
Le extended to the officers of the late compeay's army who
also ...erred at the defenoe of Lucknow ; and whether it was
tbo Attention of the government to mark in any other way
their appreektina of their services ?
C WOOD .aid be was happy to state with referent"
to ,flicers of the Indian army engaged at Locknow that
one yeses ionic* towards pension bai elreally hems granted
to them, sad that they bad also had twelve months taw
and • special clasp for their errvirms. He believed nearly all
the t,filaare who were employed in the defence of Lucknow
had ea.Ser reorived brevet rank or had one of the distinctions
of the Beth conferred upon them. He might take that oppor-
tunity tat stating that by the lase mail the government bad i
received an sosomatof the amount of the Delhi prize money,
and that by the mutt mail tory expected to receive informs.
ties that it bad bees distributed.

INLAND BONDING OF FOREIGN WINES AND