The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-16 00:00:00

"firma. DeTTES—HAWEERB AND PLDLARP.

" 11. Tia,Towa;dniMslni..Zhe—suiiiiiira;t7Sl to her
Majesty, in lieu of the stamp duty of 41. now chargeable for
or upon a license in Great Britain granted to say hawker,
pedlar, or petty chapman who shall trade only in the
manner hereinafter mentioned, there shall be charged the
stamp duty following, that is to say :—For or upon a license
to any such trading person who shall travel and trade on
foot without any horse or other beast bearing or drawing
burden, and who shall carry his goods, wares, or merchan-
dise to, and sell or expose for sale the some at, other men 'e
homes only, and not in or at any house, shop, room, booth.
stall, or other Saw whatever belonging to, or hired or
occupied or used by, him for selling or exposing the same
for sale in any town to which he may travel ; where each
license shall be granted for any period not exceeding six
months, 11.; and where the lame shall be granted foe soy
period exceeding sir months and not exceeding a year, 21-
" STAMP DUTIES—FOREIGN BILL& . .

" 12. That, kiVard;raCalngti;l;ply granted to her
Majesty, in lien of the ad valorem stamp deities now payable
for or upon bills of exchange drawn out of the United Kilt
door for the payment of money exceeding 500/., there shah
be charged for end upon every such bill of exchange the
stamp duty of la. for every 100/. and part of 1001. of the
money thereby mad* payable."

Earl Cowley had the honour of presenting to the
Emperor Napoleon on Sunday a deputation of the Society
for the Protection of Animals of Landon, and they pre-
vented to his Majesty an address from the society. The de-
putation was composed of General Sir John Scott Lillie,
Mr. Gurney. M.P., Mr. John Curling, and the Rev. Thorium
Jackman. The deputation ended the attention of his Ma-
jolty to the subject of vivisection, which has long occupied
the attention of the Paris Society for the Pro►ection of
Animals and of other similar societies in Europe. The Em•
peror, without wishing to prejudge the scientific part el deo
question, aimed the deputation that an inquiry should be
instituted on the matter.

The Garrison Amateurs at Dublin perform& on.
Saturday night in the Rotunda, for the benefit of the 'rifle
and families of pensioners, and in aid of the Seaton Needle
Institution. The Lord Lieutenant was present. The xl•
tendance was numerous and select, and the perform"'
was attended with complete success.
INDIAN FAMINN RELID, FUND. The total
amount forwarded to the Lord Mayor in aid of the lodise
Relief Fund up to last evening was nearly 44,0031, ad!'
sire of advice' which have been received of a very ems'
&ruble amount. Among the donations received yeetenbY
were :—Sir C. Alexander, 501. ; collected at Carshaltob
Ca 3s. 6d. ; collected by the Rev. H. Thompson at
St
Michael*, Stockwell, 601. 6s. 11d. ; Dalgety and Co.. 211.;
collected at the church of St. John the Evangelist. Shit'?
JOL lTs. 3d., besides a number of smaller amounts which
have been collected at different churches in the inetropel.i.
The Manchester tubscription amounted to about 4,ekor.
yesterday afternoon.
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and highly ialluential meeting was held on Saturday'
aku
requisite preparatioes for the reception of the Social S`"
Association, on their visit to that city in August. Mx. 14;
ince, the hon. sec., attended and/apt:slued at some Ivefth
objects of the aemniatfion, and • reception emmuttee sre
local secretaries were appointed. It Ma al° Seen
epee a sabscriptims Vag ledislhay the eapeasts.

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