The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-10 00:00:00

ITALIAN CORRESPONDENCE.

Lori J. RITURLL brooglu op fortbst 0011111pondesoe as
the affairs of Italy.

THE
_ENDOZT.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER should in
the drat &lace move the adjourament of the home to Monday
neat, and in so doing SWIM • gnosis of the noble Iced
opposite, sad then make • hit uploads* on the subject of
the reeolstioes white he was about to lay upon the table of
the hoses. The molds had bad Wed 111111 whether he me-
sidered that the die of dm beer too having lacromsd ea
temase &emus 12 bedmes.ii w
iles therm wee a sign
that their prate s P To this
he laud my that be did and wish to Neer into any argammt,
but he united at that mminion from figures which wee
seoseelble to the impeoden of the house. The fannedisen
test of pay meat seder soliefule D wee the actual rent, and
the tumor bad an oggooteulty of proviso' before the
oonuaisdoners of imerse In that his prells had not
been equal to Um Amp. But, on looking to tbe
Mato al edieditle D, be Mad that the farmer bad
not found ft to be his leered to object to the lex
founded on thej standard of meta. FROM that be assumed
that their' proem were folly egad to the amount of the m-
tg. Belt., this twos quite evident ham the large capital
V&A the former bad admired open egrlooltaral improve-
mats. No doubt, if he was net maldsg • profit, he would
Rot be deems of snob is expenditure. bpoald el tosispir
the farmer's profits had beer greeter of late then a keg
time previously. With regard to &Male resolutions which
had refei am to, be might m , the whole of the ocesinteelal
community, namely, reeo 11, 12, mid 13, in custom
committee, and imitations 1 and 3 Is the committee of ways
sad mans, he bed to Mere that se to No. 11,
which he might call registration dose upon exports
end imports—sad there would be more modificetioa
of arrangement in the imports and exports—he would
lay upon the table forthwith the mointioa fa the foam
in which the government In/waded to inbuilt ft to the
mention of the house, sad its effect was shortly this, goods
DM to be considered with newt to the tiliseificotion In
which they fell in the room of bushes*, soserdiog to the
issikods in which they were respectively handled for the pu-
pas of aocoacte. If they looked to reds imported Isla
this country they divided them rely into goods liable to duty
and fres goods. Both those dames were very large—the
rand he was happy to say was, or at all events would besot-
forth be, the much larger of the two. With regard to goods
imported mid liable to duty, Isamu& as the selection of the
duty operated io itself as a registration. they should not levy
any additiocal charge whatever. With regard to goo&
which came free, and in newt to which the customs setah-
lisiment wen put to mesh labour and charge, he pee-
posed to levy one pew on the " unit of seta,
but with each modifications as lehmald prevent that chine
exceeding out quarter per mot. ad valorem. As to goo&
exported, there were four important clams—the &Mot time
regarded trine-shipment. A very large trsna-ahipeanth
bads was sealed on from this errantry to goods which mew
server leaded at all, sad upon such goods it wee undesirable
to impede the course of trade by fixing any heavy
epos them, they would be charged sccooding to ilischsMigi
novelly stated (though not feverishly) la the mess of=
but which al ways ought to be stated. The charge
be le. per IGOI. eterliog. The next class regarded forelega
goods out of warehouse's:ported, and which would be liable
to duty if delivered for oonatimption bore, and In respect t•
which the customs would be reimbursed if de-
livered ; be proposed to make • fixed eharge i f
use penny—by the weight in cede of solids, sod by
' misnre in the tar liquid,. according to a tariff witi.th
would be vary simple, and which would In point of fact refer
only to ulna or ton articles. Solid goods in moral would be
charged upon the hundred pounds. Solid goods In general
would be charged at the rats of Id., but is one or two oases
they would be charged at the rate of Id. for 6011 m. weight.
On liquids the charge would be lit. be sash Ike gallons.
The next due be come to were freed Imports when ri-
veted : but any iiquid goods Wag &elan in their stildh,
easing to Wm country without ;myosin of duty, and being
.gem exported after having modernise some °parttime
h Tr, would be considered es belonging to the mine elms
se Inglish reds when exported. The elaapleet mode of goo.
ceeding, as well ea the moat aware* lipoid be to charge
II very small fee upon the valor, there bane DO ntrellitei DI
the mil= of packages or to thsdeecrlption of value—ohoply
t ) the veins. The mete that atlas was the best standiel
of dtPy in this case was, that beverlably the value wee
doted in the document neemery to he premeted bide say
seek goods could be exported, end Ilkevite twain the to-