The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-28 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tin DAT.
The Brumes Seek the Asir at 12 redo&
AORICULTUILAL STATISTICS HILL.
lb. CALED mewed the eessod maim el this E. He
observed that within the test Sky 'we the populellos of
this coestry lod disabled. Of mires thins coda have
ben are Memos le the tea of the country,
bat. soterding to the name of the Jackson, ease.
rebelemers during the last tea years only 30,000 ewes of
waste lead had been converted into arable land, a malleatka
that was vastly disproportionate to the increase in the
pope-
latlaa, which averaged between 200.000 and 300,000 per
aamma. It wee therefore of importance that some
teem should to deviled to ascertain the actual pro-
duct of the land. Such information would be metal
as respected the producer of food, and the banking and veer-
motile omereatity, and protect each class oa some occasions
wan kes. That it would be useful to the farmer there
could be so doubt tt would protect him against the cos-
seqessom of the greet Sect manna that occur in the price of I
corm, oldie as segardad the consomme one simple
hot would demoestrate the value of agricultural shatimim
At the oboe of the harvest of 1654, the peke of core sembied
the egricadturel labourer to supply himself end his haft
breed for 3e. per weak, bat before the treceeelog New
Yine=a2. rise to the ptioe of sera bon
the of the harvest broaght up
might We
of Ids to I la. 6d. That addition might have
bees Sinew bed there been In operation an 'assist sys-
tem el codes* egricaltwal statistics. FMK*
the tomato of suds a •,•••••• and tbeeV-
cieacy banag bees *cuss, she came late the
markets of this eommtry and perchased is, at the
lower price. The memearik community mast be Wyly
interested in obtaining these Mums. hews dune.
ins last lour years so km than 111,000,0001. was
left to this country to pay for food to make these
dehisce, of oar owe harvests. As with
the preceding rim, seen, the 111,000.0001. elbiblied as
Menem et 47,000,0001., or about
,12=000L
Anna, owing to the ward of
statistics, Urge sad unnecessary baportarkes 271e7a."..bed
mime place during the kw two With the memythet
of Spain and Turkey, E was the am/y country he
Europe which had not w me kw la force shaer to that VOW
proposed by this bill. He prepped that the ialloneseim
seated for should be voluntary, and to show that the maws@
would be traieworthy be instanced the mama do ma*
cm that priseipl• during the last Is yews to
Ireland, end Ice the last foot years tem Sootlisa.
In Yerkehire, where the towhead had rtemstly been tried,
Mrt7met. of the prime kit with the firmest bed ben
p end retained. He proposed that the Hoard of
Trade should be the twateal department to re-
ceive the worm, and that the relieve aims
whir the poor-kw should be intrusted with the duty
of the local returea. He eetimated that the mat of
collwther t sistiatios would be about 90111. to 10,0001. •
yew, but 6,0001. of that sum would dud its way bark to the
revenue is the ahem of postage@ that would be paid in the
collectine of the retook.
Hr. PACKS concluded a speech spinet the bill by mot.
kg as en amendment that it he rod • mooed time that day
In mamba.

KrDFCANE weeded the amedment.
Sk 0. C. LEWIS thought that the Meseta to be obtained
hem the /Mem would one be commemorate with the wet
=l.el Involve; bat in maw so objection to a deomeadel

no debate yes proaredtag whoa our report left.

At a meeting of the Committee of Bankers held
yesterday is was resolved that, is the meat of the sow
chigoe Amp bemusing lair, the met am& Amapa charm
aka be charged to their ceseorsere.
Mr. Cilyr. has beeo elected to succeed the kb Mr.
litleets s asthma of the Committee of Bashers, nd Mr.
Beim is le le Deputy-Malmo) .
Pam PIeNZIY.—A letter of the 20th (Margit)
skies :—" We hem hell Sea dieW lanes, and there is shoat
away la the ehest. fill“ Win ba Sot days son
Wows sell OMINA"--Ookai•...deg as high as 26 raper per
°hem