The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-30 00:00:00

NEW WRIT.

On the motion of Colonel Tanen, • new writ wa•
ordered to issue for the election of • memi,er for Mont-
g•mery, in the room of Mr. David Pugh, deceased.

THE BERWICK. ELECTION COMMISSION.

Mr. HODGSON rose to ask the AttorneyGeeeral
whether he had formedan opinion upon the report of the her-
wick-upon-Tweed ekctiou commission, and what steps he
intended to take in regard to it. He had received a letter
from the secretary to the commission, which, as it effected
his own personal character, he had desired to read, but he
was infora.ed by the Speaker that it would not be in accord-
ance with the rules of the house for him to do so.

The SPEAKER rid if the hoe. gentleman considered his
honour questketed, no doubt the house would gr.nt per.
mission to reed the letter.

Mr. HODGSON mid it was a matter affecting his per-
sonal character, as the commissioners had stated thou he
...,any at bribery.
FILENCH rums to order. He wished to know if
it was in accorlinee with the mazer of the house that a
member should give explanations of what occurred adieu he
was net a member.

The llYEAliEtt said that In strict order tee hoe. limber
should ountiee himself to putting his questiou, but whets the
hon. member mid that his personal honour soil chanscter
were involved, it was not for him to interfere. (Hear. hear.)
Mr. HODGSON mid he was surprised at being interrupted
in the short statement he had to make by the lieu. t.eisiber
for Roscommon. He ruse for the purpose of repuet:og the
question which had been put the other swede,: to
the Home Secretary, and asking from the Attorney-
General whether the law officers of the crown, after
reeding the evidence and report io regard to the
election of Berwick-oe-Tweed, had formed any opinion ea
the subject, and if au what steps they were prepare.' to take.
The ATTOP.NEY-GENERA L said he had 1..4 the honour
of receiving& placard- (the boo. gentleman laid a long printed
placard on the tabled—and letter from the hou. gentlcreaa
that day. The placard he had hero wields to awl - ilw..elt-
ter)—sor had he time to consider the letter. (Litu.,diter.)
If it wee material to do so the hoe. geutleenan w0u..1 per-
ham repeat his questtou to.inerrow. (Laughter.) If he
did not deem it material he was reedy to give so answer
now. (Laughter.) But he must tiret explain to the hon.
pthr.e gave no directions on the
gocvaetedrautrelhoo.. member it would stn
his own responsibility—(laughter)—if he forbore to suree-
sgeuhnjteclemtanltfhl:se
cute and tried him at the nest assizes it would be ou the
like responsildlity. (Laughter.) He would now ton the
bon.gentleman the conclusion at which he had wired. He
read the report and the evidence carefully, and it appeand
to him that the conclusion that the bor. member wee
guilty of bribery was founded first ott the evidceoe el
a man Denied who wee alleged to Dive
be,..aa agent of the hon. member. (Laughter.) • Ile wee
stated to be a necessary witness, but he absconded—
(laughter)—he was not forthcoming, and initial Attorney-
General could not get at him—(laughter)—and if he had
him lie could not make him speak. (Renewed leughter.)
The conclusion was in the neat place founded on the state-
ment of the hon. member himself ; but ho could got make
nee of that in a crindeal prosecution against him.
(Laughter.) Now he should *battle from speaking lii" own
opinion as to the accuracy of the conclusion to which the
emindmioners hadarrived, but as be considered it lute duty

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6 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1861.
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~.• to en,:ime in any criminal prose.nitimi eiders there was • was to be but one bill. This matter was debated as • set- Robert Peel. The reduction of duties upon article of heard hest year of • " gigantic innovation," but there was the right hon. gentleman would that night place MARKETS.
Gartman e • pectation of obtaining a conviction, and an he I tlenient of the question--what q
of uestion 7 The only qua- exclusive popular consumption was not the first, but the no innovation so gigantic as the continuance of wexpeedi. his proposition on the table, and be earnestly --*--
hod toslid' elpertatioo in the ease ei the hon. tiou that would be settled would be the independence of laid, the objects which he had in view-(hear, hurl- tare which was Profligate, and for which the Chancellor of prayed that the decision to which the how
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member. he Mouldmember, forbear to prosecute him. ( lolughter.) the Howie of Lords. Aud be must say be bad never heard because he knew, and the parliament knew, that in jmint the Exchequer at the *MO time supplied the ways and might come would be one to the advantage of the
111 K WARRIIIR. that if two friends had a difference, and the one who was is of fact the true secret of improving the condition of the means. (Cheers on the opposition benches.) If the right people of this country and to the maintenance Impord. yard. Pr. 1802
Is reply to *question by Kir V. berry, the wrong took the other unawares eel give him a knock- people was in the removal of duties, not the mere reduction boo. gentleman supposed the expenditure of the country of our commerce, and he could not doubt that, if the home m---
-W. L..blida Gds 1.709 Laie 7.786 10,e06
Lord 4.. I..ti :ET said that the corrupoodenos to which down blow, that that would be °inside a satisfactory and of pace on this or that article, but the liberation and ex- was impolitic, to use the mildest term, by what did he was animated with that spirit, it would find an echo in tho Ift.iti„
the boo. and pliant member rewind had been pima on tpeciii4 settlementathedderencebetween them. (Laughter.) torrion of bode and the increase of it. (Cheers.) 1a 1812, vindicate his sitting on big present seat! moso But the country, and or. man would rapestheir decision more them gad yeas
the table that day. He did not know what the experienced the right hon. whoa these reforms commenced, and when the income tax Chancellor of the Exchequer did more than all the other the Prime Mioisterili England. (Cheers.) Mar arillerille. - 188 4,906 13,049
aid learned gentleman might be to the sister island, but was imposed, is order to make them pratti- statesmen of the house, for he said the government were Lord PALMERRTON-Bir, it is not my intention at this Do. I.BM 1i ,69t 221,434 2,6
CONVEY A %CF. OF VOTERS BILL. he never thought that anv moralist and legislator would cable Sir Robert Peel declared the principle on recommending and pursuing • course
of expenditure which late hour to enter into any of those controversial discussions Ravens - • OW HAW 31,070
In reply to Mr. I'ItACIICILI,
have recommendedthe Wine of Commons to take such a which he should proceed. That principle was to diminish wancontrary to their belief as to its necesaity. (Hear, which have occupied so much of the time of the house, bat Foreiraleroonote Sr 906 0.449 7323
Mr. ei 4.1.1 ER said that if the Home Secretary took up MOM. Rum he was that that recommendation would not We abolish protection, and to do away with all probibitrio, bear) They said it was forced upon them ;so metimee lam bound to say that, although we have spent a great deal ci. - - - -
... 1,410 28,465 WOW
the que•tion and introduced a bill on the subject, act a mere be heeded, because they all knew thatathere were sow to repress smuggling, and to liberate trade from its fetters; it appeared to be by the country, and sometimes by the cif time is this prelitninary discussion, and although Da, - _ _
eontiuu ,u,-.. MU, be should leave the matter in the thuds of oodles of pacific settlement more perdoin than any con- sad the mere fact of reducing the price of articles of poem house, but it was never the ministers who were wrong, • great variety of opinions have been expressed, yet, mem-west It 00 1156 or
the government. loaf, more damaging than any defeat, more humiliating than hr consumption was far behind in impoitanoe. In 18 awe (.• Hem, hear," and laughter ) Was it a fact that the Ido not complain that we have last any time became Do. hels. It 1 2.0 Lir vie
WA VS %ND MEANS.-THE ADJOURNED DEBATE. auv submission ; and he should hope. sad he should treat, merdiced 1,600 000(. of duties, nearly all of which consisted country on this it $O7 1.100 5,0 subject was ungovernable and beatifies/. ? upon • matter involving so many comparative pointsl ons
Mr. HoitOM AN said that towards the close of the die- that there would still be (mod a majority is the House of of differeetial duties; 600,0001. dit was for raw material The Chancellor of the Exchequer had wore then once made was only natural that a great number and variety of °t°. tints. & 1,142 2.714 11,449 rem
reeks 96 06 3,961 1,446
'Onion ..0 Thursday apprehension had been eepremed on Commons true to the principles that were last year all --namely, timber. Those who say the course now pro- this charge upon the people of the country and the house, opinions should arise, and it was desirable that those Other K. India St 606 10,727 7.7/5
that ode .4 the house that these eihe were unfavourable to but umnimously affirmed sod determined and able to peed is not It provident cm will see that in 1846 a still Soots two yam ago he wrote to • person who complained opinions should be fairly stated and mama, in order Do. 00, ~ - -
the budget might resort to the mine delay which last year defeat this most &B-advised attempt to make the versatility lerllar sum was given away, but there spin not on • single of the Meow tax, and said, "It is your own huh, you go that the house should come to some final decision as to the Detail • meta Wu 11,2q7 it, lOW 11,449
defeated the reform bill No doubt then, was saga.' re. of one house of parliament the instrument by which to article was the sacrifice made with a view to cheapening about agitating the country," as others did, " and therefore course it is expedient to take. We have certainly made COMA
semblance between the two awe. There wee a remarkable destroy the independentof the other. (The hon. gentle. what was consumed by the people, if he excepted the article you must pay for it." (Laughter.) He did not know that progress, because, although in the earlier discussion there YoretP - - - -
similarity between the position of that question and the man resumed his seat amid loud cheers.) of sugar. 700,04.0. was given away on cotton. What am there had been mestiep in favour of expeadi• appeared to be some doubt in the minds of hon. gentlemen 113”1 174 039 KM myyi
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question which the house was DOW discuss* In the Mr. BRIGHT described Mr. Honrcan's speeches as for improvident parliament was that to assent to a inea tare. He knew that parsons made tourificoo to mat as to whether there was an available surplus or not, hatie_l* Beelyedie
BM 1.080 M,741 Am
month of April last year they wire coosiderieg a measure ever full of gloomy prognostications, which were act only sure which was not in the least recuperative. Now the deem& upon them, and that they cheerfully wanted yet the right hon. gentleman Lhe member for Backs , mamma - prerisis
Writ derived its chief character from ems leadiog point- nut fulfilled, but which wore remolded bp, OCWIZIWDOIS of that protection is gone and cannot be openly recommendai to pay them, but he never heard that meetings bad been had clearly admitted that • surplus existed. I t poem lce 914 4,00 aug
It as desired only by a ailurity of the house, while the the very opposite nature ; and aconplansd that that putly or defended. Substitutes-sod they are poor substitutes is- held for the purpose of Morro* the tams. Perhaps should hope that this being the case, sad Ideas the hour
majority disliked it, sad whisk even by • majority of the man had imported into the disevanos that political feeling deed-are invented and palmed off cm um, and we are told we the right hon. gentleman referred to the volunteer move- Is, we may be allowed to go into committee and ptae that
esteem was them mined with seething but favour. (Oppo- and the unconstitutional question between the two honer, are not to abolish the duty because the proceeding wood met as as evidence of the irrationality of the country resolution, and thus to clear the way for the dwaaias TALLOW.-In the comae Of last week there was more
gehee ci,„,,,,,4 But the peemeirbeeese of a leading minis- the introduction of which he DO much deprecated. He not be recuperative. In the WWI year two other duties, upon this subject, but he (Mr. 'Numb) considered that which is to take place on Thursday on the points as which disposition to buy allow for October and December de
her was supposed to be imesdred, ea( he was permitted by misted out that the embodying of • maim al 111401111i008 equally objectionable, were abolished-namely, the gthe that was patriotic, and that • movement which brought there may he a difference d opinion. (Chsein.) I admit limy, and there thing no seam at the prices formerly
his ewe/cm ge, experiment we the firebugs of the house on taxation in one bill wee the argils' meths of the duty mad the auction duty. In 1846, 115,0001. was given forth the lower of Eogland to make such large sacrifices. that the tuse which the right hon. gentleman has staid maid, as advance took plant of nearly_ li. per cwt., Mo.
This year they bed a budget that also derived iii interest boom and in tbe committee which. sat on the subject last away, not to cheapen my article of PoPular consonaPtios, and who desired to most the government and plued the it to be his intention to propm is one perfectly far to to /min been paid in one or two ram This advance is not
born nee loaizteromeion, which wide it areptable to year it was shown that the Privileges of this house had but for the liberation dards by the removal oi differentia country in its proper position at as little out as possible, submitted to the house. Thera are many considerations fully maintsaad, and we lave to report to-day a radial of
that same nii . whilst it was goostally believed, also, been wakened by the innovation of putting
that
re- duties. In fact, the same maple bee governed eve:y was to be commended. (Hear, hear.) As regarded the seen- which would laid the house to prefer the 'embroil of the 6d, per owt. Yoe April and JUDO business puma at
that it bad eat willing west er a majority of the solutions into &Moot bills. He urged that if Mr. budget preseated to ea, proposing extensive caws in the try, this charge was sot true. There was no irrationality duty OD tea. I think it is • misnomer to call it • war duty 59a. 91., bat that period is also :ether quieter, 39.. being
whim & Agar the perusal homer of • hksrtt minister linernan's alarming thilementi were believed by law, with ore exception on end that stosetion has the ia the matter of expenditure. Then, was it so ea re' on tea, because, if I understand the OW, the wet the quotation today. Thei stook of Odessa allow is now
was eiceseensd, tad emus he MO permitted to indulge his himself he ought to ban dianded poster expos- budget of the right hon. gentlemen theriember for Brekain pried the house ? Let them look at the fact.. At duty on Ms was L. Pd, That duty since the war has oirlionsta, sal the Mention d the trade is turned to the
imp by • hold mamma 116 the patience of parliament ditura and objected to my rednelien of taxation 1862. H• adopted the principle which ND called mirodriled the end of the year 1859, the right hon. gentleman the been reduced to I. M. ; and I believe that at old Y. 0., a oonsidembh portion of which is in very pod
Pthe pm mess sad orthethoding of the country. whatever, and moved an smesehmed to thee effect. He competition, and did not touch any of the remain* member for Stroud, who had addressed them to-night present it is lower than it ever was at any former period ; oesditios. Float the market is quoted by
r, blOO Last year hes geothems a the other side costesded that the budges hed boa originally received by differential duties. What he did do was to propose a very with such sustained sod fervid ability upon this subject, but at all events the higher duty imposed for the purposes telegram fain ; Suns, 58 Ifs ; August, 5151 ; F:oohange,
of the Isom retr iced from committing themselves to any the opporitios with relief, GNI eves with pleasure : and the' large reduction of the duty on Mr( tion dasins)-aa brought forward a proposition that considerable sums of war has ceased, and the duty now, instead of being 34346. Our closing prices am :--lipot and April to June,
appositices of the Reform Bill, feeling that the Q. franchise subsequent beettlity which bedi been expressed to it, which with respect to the excise be peepoecd 10 rho away Mar should be laid out in the necessary defences of the country, ls. 9d, is le. sd. I mention that simply that the house 560{ HMI bract , October to December, fills. 6d. ;
to the form in which it me popmed had quite as many was icsuguratod by Mr. T. Itailig. who was always in the two millions on •the malt duty by taring off half the oval; What occurred? The government diamond of the pro. may more clearly understand the point on which its did. E nth American, 56. id., Ist pipes ; town tallow, 645. lid.,
wait 015 this sided themes bo. They Mew that the feel. wrong about balgas, was may les sossmary activity of as but ha lilt thecs restraints upon trade bfull vigour-(her, position, and the' govenonsat bad a commanding mejorit, don is required. I freely admit that it is a very legitimate set cash; Cocoanut ail : Cookie, 4&s. ; Ceylon, 46.;
tog against the thaws was too strong sad too earnest to opposition which would othaea lime ss boss out of work, hai)-sad I not complain sow if the right hon smile- and defeated the right ha. gentleman and the house. proposal to substitute • remission of the duty on tea for palm ail, 46. fins Lagos. Horse ;grease, We • rough
le long 'mama& sad Mt it would ultimately berebeted. He characteriail the shollmaiss ellesodls the repeal of the man continues to hold those principles, in opposition to the next yes, the somas:ad, having made more *aoudad the repealof the paper duty. 1 myself prefer repealing the fat, Et 1_1(4,-(Froso the circular ot Hams. Smith; sad
They went equally well alma sow, Mid they knew that duty on paper as 'pedal, mad UM. be Es mare • dam principles which guided filz Robert Peel and the hoe. othereatioos, came to the eosolithos that the right hoeduty au paper. (Cheers.) I think these are good and Charles, daW Monday evening.
the revival of a main port of the budget, involving as it did to Wed ta the way is the allheisa of thollabt of knowledge, members who sit near me. But let it be understood who gentleman was rt., and they came down to the house and yolk' reasons why the repeal of that duty might to arrow
• oonstitutima maim was distasteful to many bon. The bee. genthomm than peassiti othbeettel_ yto argue are the innovators ; bemuse when we are accused al a rub made • proposition which involved the ex of limo a diminution of the inema tax. (Hear, Moir I I 001TON.-Lmmoorm, Aram 29.-Our marketcontinua
gentlemen oe both sides et the bones, sad they bmit&ted by the quarks of the male th. papa day. Relating to and ditsporas paha, we are waly carrying out those prim a very large gum, and theham apsed to it. ( esr. bear.) 01000 that the sooncreirel nod ratanswhich extemsi kin. The talegraphio accounts from Antrim
a barite Dews at the expert to give • party chaeacter to Wads which had Men alma alb regard to the capita which have long received the swat of the British What occurred then? It was opposed by the Independent may be stated in favour is the repeal of that area forecastle to holders. The sales are 1%000
those ehjeetioas which they Maw were Dot °endued to ose budget being a candlistery Wham to hits, in het sasoisat, sad °baba for it the respect of the world at members but wail carried by a largo majority. It was eZeille duty are semi and samtautia I think so ram em balsa, welding 7,200 Awierleu, did. to fljd. ; 11,000
party. olppueitios chests.) The Name rumours which were hie buddet, be said-Why I edam ii I. my for the maser la whisk It as extended the Mao and therefore not the country nor its house that bad impaled day, whether pledges have born given sent-whether the Burst, ad. to 61,1„ ; wo Egyptian, BA so to& ; gpo
so fatal to ale Reform BID kat Met were "Pie afloat, and (" hear. 04er," and Isughtsd-I of it, sodird4 usIM of thimary. Ws do sot claim any origlio:dpiLon this prolligato expendthre. Who was it, than ?It was house is bona is net by resolution peeved at former Mime Bahia, Rd. to 9d.; of which 000 are for speculation sod
it was seri that wooer ths helf-disoised disapprovers of it. and therefor* rt is mine, and • few days I believe We jsoll I began es en humble labourer and disci of not difficult to fins d out who was its author. Indeed, he be. -that, at all events, we have got into that position is export. The west& impart Is 56,562 halo&
the budget sot the Me emidsrable were to be found will be the budget sod the pokey of the home, wools they Sir Robert Pal, end I only desire to costious to y the lived that its author, who had only then actuated by • high Topa to this day, not only is taped to eamelas but to
411 the treasury besot In this condition of matters, each will adopt it-fhear, hear) more then that, I will von• prioeipla ere width heelways Med. (Hear, haer.) Mira =MO ef duty, would net aria boot adraowlinigisao the the other house d parliament, width =Mit hey dab- CATI'LK-Lornaroots AMU. 29.-The supply of MI6
party weietuog the other. the country. as last year, woo Mars to say that when that re ere is made of which the are those habit hew who know, that whoa her hear)_
' • 'ty. It was the Prime liglaider able, on the graved polirrzsaads, that we AMU take was Imo clam larger, than on last Monday. The domed
amoeba, and plainly repudiated all sympathy with the right hon. gentleman (Kr. Heinen) spoke, it will be government made this mamma to Mk* off • piny from the t ) In repeated speeches is the boom sad ad- an early opportunity of this duty when we can slow for oath, at former prim Beef, aid. to 71d. par lb. ;
agitators fur chase. It might, therefore. appear that they found to be the polity of the maim alle. Wear, bor.) Moms tax sad temp* the paper duty, they were Wealai *emu I. his cioostrynesa est of deem the noble Iced had do it iii • meaner which rends, it sot imperil- mattes, 70. to 90. ditto. Number at market :-Cattle,
rem spin about to Mir es thookom discussion like those As to the 99 out of 100 who will calcine the budget, I ask a mama is amaisann to the minority in this hem. It Error amonaled thall the position of pohlki slabs was siseh ble nor dimmable to the other boas to amour 1,027; sheep, 6,006.
of lost Oa. Bot tine the parallel. ended. TM prolhat. the right hon. gentleman to go sod tryll those friends was by • champion es ths ether I& that the isle. was that, m chief adviser al the Grown, it was his duty to In It. apes'. (Ohms.) I think it is clear if we
nary • 'a in aria they were now engaged was whom he visited in the win. I will under- raised lam year apes the point whether the home would an upon them to mho thins exertions, sad to were wit not to repeal that tax this year we should •bs 00A111.-Lcamm4ssaAram 211.-Bass's Bad& Wad
asoissanly *sly the Mang cif the mood for • real battle take that if he lays theme before Mm sod honestly coma to nail the mar ditty, or maid forego the Math sedum thou seariftes. The Clemerilor of the Exchequer obliged to take the earliest opportunity in • future _ _ 'year ,s_11•2•1•J,. 17.
___B" ~___, &cam 115 s. &I_ ~ - Haswell Oa&
which must be Magid Is somatic', and the feelings sad he will come boa with a amp dillimos report (Hear, messy cm the Wawa tax. TM boa. Isimbsr for Sommilea hod indulged in oae of his mans taunts shoot listening to when the date of our finances would permit. We should s.we W•• ; sWr. . "WWI a Wait Hartley, 10,0 9d. : Tallied
*Mose of the house were too well known. and its duty too Mr.) Da the beams of the Ing years have shire moved a essehrien to the diet that as the repeal of idle pap of differences in the cabinet ; but it was not then and up to the House of Lords • separate bill for its 317_001: I& ; Tomah Wm Rates, 13e. : Wed Hanish
mmistaksablo, leaky my more trilling with the question. hew Wes, besame, so tar as the 4 taxatio• is the day on paper would 1101•111160 the lospatitios of an asasmy to go inairodtriss about •anto-absinbars to discover roped ; and I put it to any ono whether it would not be 115. ; WYklni 16 3di 1. Want Rod Acorn Close, 16.. *7- i
The dignity and charade, of the house required that they careless& I haat vod of al d them and given tam oddities.' many on the inossio tax, ills roma at the
e,e differences. (Hear, haw.) When they had a mom my for tie Ham of Leeds to amend to our propocal Walls Ertl Mae. les• 811. : Walls End Goforth. Ha ;
isoldoreessid with gnat aseraination to select the points my Marisa. Bat the has porthomn op
thatttim,
time was We uniorstsol these wards to patriotic prime minister • to the spirit of the when we maple the repeal of the excise duty on paper with want Bad 16060. 171. ; walk Bad yttip 15°. 9d• ;
on which thew was to ho amid ea, and then to wrestle ha
always opposed them. (How, ham) Am Ito to mass imply sad what apransd. Ws won cionary, and telling the that they mat Is mama itailiginirosuro for the raustion of the Mom tax- Wells Red End Hibit 17•17 d. i_w..4o__ „B•a„,_,_
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manfully with them laming the km to the country. He ashamed dab paw? What ars Massa? Why, am al at to suppose boa that that the paper duty todstey,
defied themeless against invasive sadition, and to )-wheithor it would sot greatly facilitate the mood nu- _ .We115n........ . Harrell, 61- ; watts ••• swam. im •; Walls
nspidad that this poetise of the paper duties hth come the meet tempered entity members, bat ow of the most the to in ishinisly (Him, hear.) The show thst their country was determined to mantas its sodareordbawson the two houses of Armes s°o 17s. Od. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 16. ht. ;
apes them so soca again._ The events of last year wen not resolute to el our policy in regard to free trade, motion did sot as to the upeclieney of the riots ; and when thejfound • Cbancoller et the , to send up the two measure* together rather than to tend Walli Rod nsugh _Bali 160. ad- i walla Eltd Edith
so moots, their mealssions wore not so obliterated, aor mid to me ether dm " How melt you did us, removal of the aMisibui; oily se to the price at whisk it whose duty it was to supply the ways sod arm ip up singly sad nakedly a bill for the email tithe paper duty 171 Ni Walls End Tborinliri, 1511. Walls Bad Morel;
was the repeal of the miss duty on paper so urgent, Dar bat wit did not know 41° (Chem and tor.) Won, was so be afeesed. Ea* them wild ye nothing mere those mortices should be °with into sled, popes* votes to width they were asked to secede? I saseh much Talus 175. • walls Red Triindoc Thcoulr. 15.. fa : Caw=
the foiling mans. the Hass of Lords quite DO OleDe as to them if this pairg le so wise, what manhave I to be sad wawa Goa that we, whew wo Mood our- with sa lavendo, and to getting rkl cd • question which has mated ill &Mb* and Dufftri Anthracite. 76 lid. t Camay sad Dadirfa
tall any minister is mounneg that the defeat of last July ashonsed of It sow, or the if parliament selves la • maim to do ot, dryad maintain the °canaries with • ithipered inmetio-(shoses)-don't tan lain misuniimbindiag between the two houses of pediment. 7••••474” 4 •••••••• 139 ; mid, Pa.
be cascaded into • triumph this April It we. &a to be ashamed of it ? Look at fha speech of Wass the boom tax sail the paper day by propanag to that there were sot Menadentaisiings in the (Cheers.) It is Impossible, in my . opinion, to sag- -_
unman, tranquil swine, in every way the MOM of thethe thismustile mamba far Hastiness, and those of repeal the latter sad to tam the malty of the acme- cabinet. Don't tell hint that right boo. gentimon sad gusto the value of such • primed*, and therefore 'TRAFFIC/ RETURNS.
bat- Themianters and their policy lad ast been signiam ; moral hoepalms& They said that Russia (Mr liser)-.01 Waal task, mobs a proemial meted noble lords were all of the MUM opinion whoa spas i most I will not sow argue • questim which will be -
VW house, ea the other head. bad been wendhead, bat abeam. had treatise la Poland ;
_Turkey, they min told, was going hi th; spirit d case93dien. In asking the toms to vote important stateet, the irutoodilthe of the country, which argued more fully when it comes properly before Miles Fero Um- Tobt. mw.
tire, and bad begun to hope that thegoventeneut, after rinsing to absolute ruin ; herds wee bankrupt is her Imams ; for tat which dosed the mairoversy of 1060, and not to effected every Mai of policy, sad touched ovary point of the ham I will stats on this occasion that I 11611,19911
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:Trthe estimates sod suffering nothing but unimpur- Italy was going through a great rovelelke ; arid that we volt for that sum hand it over from year to year, politic, there was between two of the moat eminent of the entertain the feeling mi which the government has mob wow a 'air a a o
eats, would have rewarded members by an early kayo silicas( latolliposo been the ether side of the perhapa. to be forward again under circumstances ministry-the ale the PIM Lord of the Ttesanry sad the acted in proposing the arrangements which my right hon. ammo mom Ise I= 1.66 $$- 131
peregation in July. Soddenly, however, the sky became Atlantic. Well, all Is vas thal essaidons rood the air, of pair death. dilleolty, and danger, we have dose other the Chancellor of the Ezehmesr-snoh diffmmos sad Mood hen lad Ware the house, rod that mot co the pound Wan =or W.
=ma the storm bad come from where they least sad that then we enethquales in divers plum that whisk will be felt to be correct by all those who bring such discordancy. (Lad theses rerf bre. times in ow- al the intrinsic value el the repeal el this duty, bat upon rd woks, sad li
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it. The Chaseellor of the Rub/goer, sad* on But we are is the of passe jititedur parliament eau a soda sated ad haspoodest view to this maths mita of apt
szat,hsi the mad the - the higher ad mot hopormat pound of Its tsar* on the - MTN gip is.in MSS
e smooth ass, with the whole mean of finance tO banged& meet, and our Qom mes add as empire over Ido not know whether time will be any, or if any, bow meet from tho lord relations of the two homes to inch other. At this tinted the Nmhz•lwa
1•11 ma his woniosit the only rock which was laid down is • tranquil realm. (immil SOME held. coma majarti. may diviskss oa dams nadatioas We thought whoa had noshed bonsaadthat house 'sorb support as alight sod at this asp al the proosalap I will sot go into
the amt. ion chair) The other day his ally in the Mr d the wield; sod I ask_ you now, la your we mamba& then that they wee very simple, but though should mask him from soy_ mat boo of coadocit. that argument ; bet notwithstandieg the reasons which the WEATHER EXPORT.
sight km financially congratulated the house cosocienon, 'ham mit mt all of that 6076 of 11.1:2119 In 111019tima a ltilsight has elapsed we have
la yet be No as* grudged the miles whisk the noble lord oempiad. right hon. gentleman Las stated in favour of diminishing dm --
ups the mospitthea of the French treaty, and pro- sot fairysad hooray to be attrithillei to the policy and permitted to rho a sings step apse them. I bops that if He had served for long yam his sovereign and his country, tea duties, the government still adhere to the impala Mama. Area m. 6TO 9 41.1 L .
mimed a sologim spa the fact, which they the baba is the last twenty years, which I have always gentlemen really ethertals the beings width they have he- ones with post advantage. Tbsoihrrattaigeht din have which they have submitted to the house. (Cheers.)
ware prepared to writers, although at the mot sapportod„ and you, =happily for your salad, we shall have seer neap et sasertsisieg the math grediesed the jundssee sod ths of ems mall. The house then went into committee of ways sad mum IL M. D. F. r. L 5.
Mum they could set bed regret that there woo no have sham opposed (101matn.) I have seat • mate of the bona (Chars.) QM* apart from the a ram swim they sorer, he am mare, bled that he and upon the laudation relating to the income tax,
At la the war in IMO, It was in that ea of pay umiak 6 116 him. I have no obisetioa to hind day goverment sr wry party, Ido sot believe wand te seristals the honour and Wirer of hi country. Mr. BARING thought it would be advisable act to auto- ---- ----ll' ...- - - - --r^
oar that Mat ex took the greatest Jam pea /way daft if thou efforts ars palled by an head that those Mathews and shams debates with intervals (Hem hoar.) The noble lord had on all mossions expressed Con the reeelatios for the remission of the Mom tax
sad it was is sad 1861, th• mar. desks for that pubis ; lea I einem that these party of two or this* nights between them, supported by sees of himosi Is that inseam upon the imporlant 'abject al the until the &Kiska bad Um pas iii regard to the paper „,_,
rated
of the treaty, in which ears& an fought ea • Gal which ono ol oar plat seamy bat badly any two althea oven la th• &deans of the ematry wide had obtained from day, lib improsdou at present was that he should move Amy
Imeated for their ocuslawatiou bad the has dulwast7 •• • Lad el •1•117•64 white the "WM of their amonisots, Mime of to gab- that (the opposition) tide so echo Maws sad stead. en They that the income tax should not to takes till parra ai es es &w. in
intimater which arm over knows in a time of mom are may but the harvest enuesly worth eanyisg mit • Baba .to the boo-I do sot hollows hr. The general policy of the YAM MI had hoes well after the rosolatios respecting the paper duty. He sow M.= se 49 W.D.W. b
armaallior than say my estimates ; indeed the budgets away. Such harsh sad cad triumphs I demise. If that the ofeeadandas pa& hams is 6toorais nosival sad countenanced cm that aids of the home moved that the chairman should mat AlO6/0/3611 BOll ri m W.& W. e
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of war, soder/pry important item told of •• preps- lathed far bine, sad to to remembered beroalter a onse. to that wbich wo al duke to midasin, do, the credit al as this very question of the &mom this question of TIM CHANCELLOR of the MCCINIM modonta P 0000001.• • • 10. " " 22* 0
Wien of war armanonts, mad proclaimed alarms in tithe of nett with the peat which have aka phi, in parliament with the country. (ilheess.) lam quit* sure the repeal of the paper duty. Meier those eimumetanoes, that he was disappointed at the oourso w ich it appeared awil•• .6. 42 ST ititl2
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pima (Hear, bear.) Dot AM* wen the budgets of the this boom It amid be as ' amodated with metro we shell And then on the eabev elk es hell as them cm this if it use possible to sodomised harm% sad to interpret was to I a token. The order of the resolutions was WWI • BOADDDRODDII soul 46 41 N. li
Tel laztlereas the Chancellor of the Exchequer. I felt ta se eoWeeiewoo it was wise tad jell for millemant whew way be lake a was and somprithamin yaw cl anion, who sat in the house lit mar coal hardly reate master a form and teresarany, and the government Uynywea
, Mr. But we. Ragland the only aation which was to give and it would be • timing to the to receive. the fttiM modarations which are Myeloid la our els. moor that there was any swim difference tames the would have to 14•1•1 the postponement, to move which the VALIUM 90.34 At 46 5.5.1. •
Los her war expenditure? Was there a sr& (Heer, bear.) I have looked at this kudwi. Ropy with an Miss ever sad above those awswelal and limadel de - on that idea of the hones sad the sago had. boo. gentleman had tor given DOW twr°'"' Il S N. •
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Mate in Europe width wee at similarly arming, sad were 'mod sad impartisl eye, end I balms is just for pais- lIMSI9 which give to the Pao half • =Balsa and A them, was this the solaster who under differed dr. Mr. S. EITCOURT recommended the hos. gentleman to eOO cola •• ro: a a N.A.W. • -
they all to be Mid that their sthaisg was folly arid immom meat to pass, and that it win be bensfisant for the mop!e conclusive weight-their, heart-ad, further, lam monstanose had bees so ?-wes it this minister allow the resolution to pm. 110•116 . . 30. 47 43 NAL c
lily! (Herr. boas)
iiimplil them they were fuming far for whoa it is totalled, sad tandem sad on that grata convinced that tho hems, whoa it OXIMM66 whose policy is this eve hod sot hem smiled •a The CHAIRMAN intimated that a resolution in can- yommiiii. 10. so ag N. in
the ...pm• al poem , hsar.) Let them take Om aloes, I shall pee it my hearty amps& (Chain.) in full she whole of tho motives and semi- by thticist-the it this Wainer whew lad ewe for- tortes is apply on ways and meant amid nut be poet. ?unsay._ el so de A.X.W. 0
memsy_ ,'• booms/ ley Mama in ramoos to her Sir J. FEROUNION ma it soma to him as if the 110. mob that bear on the am we now stake want made unprocalesta demands on their orafidems mad 1111109211
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liesnehrien and was her &folly and a crime ? Letitia= timers had been fumed by ems set of persons, sad the tor the bet orb& manufacture flea Is the amount of imatioa tat he bad required, but who Mr. DISRAELI trusted that the government would not 1111161101 ft U 61 NAL
him to Auriga *ham thro utkm destioisas by revile mamas is mem by imiqhfir sat The present the ham d the exchie-ihsonj-will be Maid that in had sever appealed in vain-was it this roinistor a o roomed with the leonine clan resolution if the lion. gentler. JIM"
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be tweedy wee Weaver than any other state ; Vasa West might be alsdated far "Pans times of man,' making that proposition at an following in the steps of bad, mar shoos he Illed the Mos, brought forwent man Mira that it should bra dimmed. Room 3O. a - N. - a
Id Mess& an to Rids, still bleeding from the wren& lush! wee sans Mks sow be GI; -read; ygo wood those who have on forum easseices gives wise advise to any great measure which had boon ideated the °pm & Mr. BRIGHT madoestooi the meaning of the hon. mem- ism
thibotad the Crams war sad hhestrongth sad a the home admillag this rib sail Illabriesi ethane. parliament., and the amass of whose resematendatkas ties-forties-forbe maintained as he bad before-that bet to be, that if the paper duty passed the state of the re. wow__ 10.HIL II so L
11911.66 y tried by the elicits of a moist worthies, He the miry while the adapted cm at various intereas dome the but 90 yams hos doneseash the memo of parliamentary reform wee defeated by the venue would set warrant him in °orienting also to • rodeo. lawn. i 06 .-
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twd them In sa *mei all the Mao Mites el Korms, mid this sahlect. lassie In was to minim ear boolga to extend the faros sad-mill of the Miss with halm nab lord's ma friends-was this the minister who,after lion of the imam tax. Now m the practice of the home
they want in toll that there cam the ewe mom or this peaky, and especially that pool of it width bag rim SO lands, and established the and ammo of this so much smorisnos, dist laving lived so long is the would not allow of as alteration in the order of the rem ELI'LLNATION.
thenseed expendibare. They did act masa to igoore the the affairs of Spa. Bs repaid the So right km_ Biala country in the di is papis lithserst Homo of Ooninioas, sad who loved it so well-ma this the throes, be would *gest to the hon. member that he should a.-aereassosr sat awl redienet 9. sum. es mes ee
erase (Hoar, bees.) Pat the question to them all, sad riesa the Cinnabar el this Ilzebsisorui• staghb Mr. DISRAELI said he met mod the surprise ha ex- whiner who would grudge to the Homo of Coamme the allow the imansotax resolution to par, and supposing the NM : anthirmlttireverthel rho, easing ahentsiterarMalealia
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with ens vaunt they would all reply, " There is one /martin Ideate, oath had rand him be miasma ad pressed on the bet might date dinumien at the impatience exercise of their dearest privileges, that of when repeal of the paper duty was agreed to, then he mitht id en Mob
three histredthe Mmes.. L-Repesed thitheinsie
to which all ere themeda sod there is ess power which in oPPlaithe Mill owe whim pledgee sail usessied eitayks. et the government at tho ham ansambig_ the imporiat • minister bad an amount of taxation to remit bow best depot hit by by refusing the reduction in the duty on 8:= ii._igoidessi bath him memethei ma do
b oil ethos. Why their own prune Mob. time. Haar.) measures whisk they hid biemthil helm IL (Cheer..) It Intonsts of their constituents and their country could tau, (A D.-Dbostion el wind Orimetwo_gts lift el got
Mr had machined It, and it was •ef no nos to mind to Mr. 0 woe disposal to fled fallihtEb that part was easy for the Cheilleiew of the inebernif to desedin be served ?He never could believe that the noble lord to- Lord PMERSPO.Naid it was not necesnryfor the hon. "dot p: Terns ato ; ,C, (1 te tbi.-.
delay Um lest„ sad ha ma, "we sit walag cif the budget which mooed the rasa SI the duty, the dissonsins as AMID. end ; but what wards the end of an illustrious career would mks so great gentlemen's papaw that he should persevere in hit suggeo- loads: & tithe ea, is. ands : 1 tog: it mu; I.
against Frame." (Haar, bear.) The wigs Iced Masi of the redaction al the as tau, been other soda loss there of the boa. opinion an • mistake. Be t ht she noble lord knew the ties, Moms be wadi have many opportuoitiee ol dims Bator: st. mita Marla 5s owelerat ; . rte: 0. es
said that maw had so army of hall • ail ins voted over and over again by mi woe • tax on the posed elope aad tendency et of the go- ol Co onions and knowagEogaed, sad that to knew iso the Moos tax afterwards. 4.-theaket. D. geareas It tam,
is ••••, male of apansin ma taking up positions the sureties al life. (Haar, boar.) He was not preparth, massmat-r ailderfor the and explanations that mob • course might halms • man al violent maim Alter a fey words from Yr. Comma, -• • -
in quarter of the g10b.% and therefore they were era however, to risk the loos al the Cbswillor is the Ex- whir& wan seommery before the hem smudge into am- ea a moo who had soared lab smut undsestadisp, who Mr. WALPOLE mid be was in favour of the propositio
lag Ftsaso-thsar, bsart-Fawn, the destroeer of chequer sod the defier id the roma overnsond ; and if mitr to e inquire into Um of wain the pro- atrial on the business of the state in that mysterious nos- In this particular are. Hit hon. friend could only negative SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
iffilis
sod the shaman all astionalities. (Inaba he supportedFWsee--(hair,
tam es the present amiss lit hoped the pOsed resolutioes ? Ifieer.) resale of the boatload pre. set that confounded all speculation-(theers)-bat which the
orodoeitions which was for tbe imposition of an income
=rs. nib tine hut year, wan the HOODS Of gamma weld nem soda repass the emstinnesse of eipitatitio in ' the huillstiest year ass that Sere was • was mot the coarse that became the manly character al the tax -...---•
CASH •LTI ES.
*Ma the sop of the paper duty, the the memoir intim ea tea and . (Hair, hear.) Am.) Mow woo 11 ouppied ?By Aims Mahar of &Peed. Convinced, timbre, that ht Mr. MALINS thought that the resolution should to IffeerMainmed
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veklittesert•••6,.
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eperatia elms. Ed all know the extent of the Mr. COCHRANE the absaisnmst of =miss the sit ihrithishingths rossarcies of the this, the dearest of their and allowed topiss
hue.
Mt wield be given to tam it these dutim • tax the saimion of which would net prenses the eseetsy-by Ma* the babas. ha the Ilialispers sod 1, this must important of their Mr. BAEING did not think itunressonable that he should -SAM Algollihehet ee umpeek. hat been maishead ; cro
more Mhos se tos mil ler,, sr the ethenit is the roam Laralf.ropritaradirce the country, la proforma to manimiling the del. (Haar, hear.) It was impailas thaw _ . should arrive, whatever might be the ask the chairman la report progress. It was not at all ralmarlowd.orwift Tisk pe„
dm to time If tho roped ell ths imp wan given to a class of a tax so damions os ores at that moment to soaks out the &ammo of thridasa- dselsian is the committee, at Imo result but what this ed. certain Mot there would be say surplus. He was math raenses, Demmee to is on Wee to the rlim
thus ad not samba I. Ilia light
.be hem dewier epos the income-Ma It was a queries of direct or Mama saber is the Rachman to the boned& palm= des to the country, he would indicate the ammo be obliged to the hoe. member for his suggestion. The hon. perk sad bUsasd.-NeW Tort, Apell 13.
11616410117. Bo bawd they aim maths rapid NEWLDOWB taxation. With the paper duties sad ea thootootas a IN, barabor for Stamford as to the Wide in whisk ehssbd emc=eed the bathe to take when they got into member thought that he was always wrong, and of mum ---- -- •
VESSEL'S SPOKEN WITH.
is haraisam, be that by the des they maw to the mot there would dill to • surplus; so that • pussy imantothat the thalami of be year was supplied. No _m- committee. He should offer no opposition to the first rm. that he basal was right.
went stories peshabk the etialatise eight be amp me to be homed in order to shalith an indirect M. tams bed a slur C0n01664011 on the set. lution-(the Chisselbr of the Exchequer intimated that After some further remarks from Mr. Minn; and Mr.
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Pada (Chem aid limObir.) 110 found epos the Mr. 0111211124 Marva that, ia comithring the relative He oral sot undeosload bit amisaablita as to the mop that was mensi)-to the fad resolution they should en- Coontonsm the amendmest was withdrawn, and the rose- B.,i,romr. from Londm, menhir. foe New esehaddierillt.
washe bold In his bawl thews that itsm :-11, clans d toss. for madam roped should be had to the mat of damns into the Exatimpar. If they were Maid rainier Is sommittes. Be elm* retained all those opi- lotion was &lived to. tat r fr, his lii W.
el eclat babooto• • million of mewed peculiar position of the paper day He gam hit sad thin robsreed, how midi lbw bosom rawissio aim wash he boil no it:premed respecting the The house roamed, and the remaining business on the Nobrood tam London for Calcutta, 111 days, Jaw 17,
tats ',
Lem. sad 26 MEM. ef mem of es parlitore over hr Postal support to ths Maga the opposition to it (Hear, hear.l Thal,
tight boa. ' mid time sager isms* tax ; bat taking whole matter into paper was disposed of. lon rt X.
UM, aid am ware arm what no samments mad as a pasty movement. ants rye *se Ise
the had. mid hams. part eimatimaties, armidoriog the state of that tax and The hoots adjourned at 2 o'clock.
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was to be but one bill. This matter was debated ma a set-
tlement of the question--what question ? The only ques-
tion that would be settled would be the Independence of
the House of Lords. And he must say be bad never heard
that if two friends had a difference, and the one who was in
the wrong took the other unawares and give him a 'mock-
dowel blow, that that would be considered a satisfactory and
specie.: settlement of the di ff erence between them. (Laughter.)
He did not know what the experience of the right hon.
and learned gentleman might be io the sister Island, but
he never thought that any moralist and legislator would
have recommended the H'ouse of Commons to take such a
course. Sum he was that that recommendation would not
be heeded, became they all knew th4there were Kole
modes of pacific settlement more perilous than any con-
test, more damaging than any defeat, more humiliating than
auv sohninsion ; and he should hops, and he should treat,
that there would still be (mod a majority is the House of
Commons true to the principles that were last year all
but imanimously affirmed. and determined and able to
defeat this moat ill-advised attempt to make the versatility
of one house of parliament the instrument by which to
destmy the iodeperidence of the other. (The hon. gentle-
man resumed his seat amid loud cheers.)
Mr. BRIGHT described Mr. Horucan's speeches as for
ever full of gloomy prognostications, which were ani only
nut fulfilled, but which were meceeded by oecurrenoes of
the very opposite nature ; and complained that that =
man had imported into the discusses that prilitical
and the unconstitutional question between the two boner,
the introduction of which he so much deprecated. He
pointed oat that the embodying of a umber of neolutiess
oa taxation in one hell was the oracles' practice el the
hones., aid in the committee which sat as the subject laid
year it was shown that the privileges of this hour had
been weakened by the innovation of patting re-
solutions into destinet Mc He urged that if Hr.
Honorees amain( allesmerag
_were believed by
himself le ot to have &banded pester
dire*, end eieliad to my reiselim al
whatever, and moved an sminehmed to that effect. He
conteaded that the budget had hem araginally received by
the oppoeitioa with relief, and men with pleasure ; and the
subsequent hostility whick bed bon expremed to it, which
was inaugurated by Mr. T. Dabs. eke was always in the
wroeg about hedger, was esily the meemezy activity ad ma
positioa which would elhemerise have hem out of wick.
He characterise the shelessan awed% Ss repeal don
duty on peres sprig, end bribe Is, Ms nap a darn
to maid in the my Is the dirndls of the light a boowlebp.
The bee. reathomio w
edd eisberetoly to arges
the quark. el the re the ppm day. Referring le
Muer which had boss Wired with reirard to as
budget beim a amoilielory ellicebs to hiss, is bet
his budret, be said—Why I admit le is my
f" hear. bear," and lemilderi—l sperm/ al it, moi tilq
it, and therefore it is our, and is a few dap I tam
will be the budget sad the policy of the house, been they
will adopt it—(
,heir, her)—pd more ties that, I will ven-
ture to say thee when that referees* is made of which the
right hon. gentleman (Kr. Ham* emir, it will be
found to be the poliey of the orealu ale, Meer bear.)
As to the 99 out of 100 who will eeeisme the budgie, I ask
the right hon. protleenan to go aid Ilya irsoyethose friends
whom he visited in the win erM under-
tie that if he lays the ore beforethies Slily and home*
be will mine budgets a very t
enp. (Hear,
beer.) Bet thof the led eiehte years have
bees may homme, so far as the Teedodee of lasties is
smemeeda hoe red a all d Son end given them
my bath& Bat the hos. opposite
bees slap eppmed them. (Haar, errno 1 to be
Wand elfibie What are ha riser 1 Wly, ow el
the and camety members, but me of the meet
resside Is of our policy in regard to free trade,
said te me He ether day " How muck good did as,
but we did net know li.' (Chary mod fur.) Wall.
this, if this policy b ewins, whet stases •v. I be be
aimed ef it sow, or the sopritar of pathless'
to be ethemed of it ? Look A the speak of
the hneserable younbor for flostberles, sea these of
masa boa. geadissoss. They mid that Rada
W troubles in Poland;
_Turkey, they wen told, was going
to absolute ruin ; Amide was bankrupt ia her imams ;
Italy was going theng! a gnat rovellaies ; and that we
have afflictive latellipme from ilie ether side of the
Atlantic. Weil, IS b Ins this eserveldemo reed the air,
and that these we polithel arthrpthes la divers plum
But we are is the sidepeeoll of paseujitudor parliament as
meek sod our Quin eas wield es sceptr over
• tranquil realm Oral Sikh helle course majenti.
ally la the qv d Ibill wail; awl I ask you mar, In your
110•141111ellek Vbilaill Me sr A of list state of Way is
act lady ad hardy to be attributed to the policy sad
the bedpan of the kit twisty years, which I hive always
orreporied, art you, esimppily or ylnif
have shays oppesiL Ithroon.) f I
have orieeertatZ
ilia of pay sosials le flan Pees. I have so obbetios te
Pali Pat GllorS, if cam efforts are guided by an raiser
desire for the piddle mod ; Ind I einem that Them party
emiesta an censieraliy fewer en a Said which me of our
the =demellosil so • held el ambition, where
see sow but the honest oesesly worth
away. Bosh basis ad web triumphs I da n pioeantil
looked far fame, sad to be remembered hereafter as as-
acted with the great which have aka Pas in
this house, It ahead ha as ' meosisted with nomerso
I felt la my amecisece it was who red Poi for
to give and at would be • blaming lo the rirellieralellive.
(Her, hear.) I have looked at ibis with ma
limed and impartial_ eye, and I believe is just for pulls-
newt to pass, and that it wiE be hisieeint for the purls
for whine it is ratesded, and Sweden. end on that peed
alone. I shall pve it my hearty sapper.. (Cheep.)
in, J. 'THOMSON maid it soma to him as if the es-
tiaras had bass fumed by one est of venous, sad the
estimate el weep by eselber eat. The provost
a might be aiseisted dor "taping timer of pose
boil ems same ohs. maid be Illi T tienth ? He waned
the hoer iiiieuldest easillas Ws mit sad Muddied ethana
lle the pellsy *With the seeseemost
/d es
this became be woo Swami to whim Oat
palsy sad imperially that port ell it width bed refaLlit
Selena of Bpi& -He repelled that the eight boapielb.
ms the Chseether of the Szeimpor me Wag=
lane% obis% bed abed lion to amasses sad
is opposition bolds.) owe solemn pledges sed eesseded formic:
thee. ear
Mr. OR. ON was &poled a lied heWwilb that part
of the loudest which proposed the repeal of the pew_duty,
haled al the rubrics al the dsy ea tem edeishUd been
voted ever sad ever agar ley paeliamsat, and we a la as
the assn Kies of life. (Hear, boar.) He was net peepred,
however, to risk the lees of the Measlier d the &-
chequer sad the defeat of the pooseeprommai I ani I
be supported them es the posed anis be hoped Se
errilt meal soar again popes the eadiemee et
oomess meal
Was ea to ad mot. (Haar, how.)
Mr. COCHRANE MO4llllllllllll the ahaedmisimb of
• la the rtimirion of whirl would set peoardi the
railt•r="aranicial a it; • tea: blue • sbood•us re
the income-tax. It was a queries of direct or
taxation. Wilk the paper dries owl an iseceerataziliellt
there would AM he • surplus; ee thomAialinemerellea
IMO i 0 h_.__Nd is (War to sadlii• tes.
Mr. OW.= ..lewd Si, a Ire, aive
Weis el am Is reetheiss, aped shoal bed to the
pair pales el the piper day paths. lie pee his
gond supped Se the lethal, mapolles the 'weans toe
sea pity momment.
Mr. LIDDELL eidested le the MORA that It left ost el
view the larger Mama of the eantry to salt those of a
particular clsea sad the it was in direet=tion to
%e Sasso
the =llBemior his gailtse, bed seimeody
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid It
redid he his &dr deal triall with the eatieseate
width to the bow ;
owe lemd= impeasi bee the debate be
thethd poshemilL At Ihe aloe See he egad sot =
wen Ihe beapalibe al the couri
detimitel lie peuniesell eel limi home which bed appeared
ee
thin esse Ihopeeemeell ethi they had a smOus
of 2,000,000 L, ath Sep papist te scab- 1,500,000 f.
of taxes, and this prep se bed amid a a_her of mem-
ber to rime up In arms. Aomori* to the deetria of the
constitution, it Ina the duty of the gonosineet to tabs
care that too little was not asked for the public
seal the duty of the beam to me that s'rtirliCZ
ace pant too much. AfeihEissitiing to a few
objections, he to orimaider the
MiellawY mations Ire. wh Owe was • gorilla',
and, imerdly, be. It wan to be dealt with ; re-
mark's( that eh, appesenta of the Walt were set agreed
Wyen either meesSem Upon the kWh' thane& at it
Pea NW II msthe bawd et the germeasontht a
mks out • sorapies bed tow wee doe who bad era
Were& in shaft tow we sue a the. a_ maim
hat year who were se sere lea sillielli Ili ha VIM
10 as affirmative. He thus wail l• the eth
abbess spa which the a were
fonade=t sail their sed hie
ii
OW• lis leolsiod tbat Se lia 1
ascent to be washed bola China ins a semi we, eel la
demurred to the deraine that the nuerehrete were te he
paid first. The sothosem el the inked mesas bed lees
framed with the essemense of alb end apirleased
°acme, and he shoceed the maim meow in which the
produce of the bum la bed bees computed. He re-
marke.l that the alba.. we. load upon the expectation
of an dilloaer7y seem mid softerry ehremstancee, and his
clever had a er elovistiontion that there was likely to
be an emcees emir the aliembral revenue. With regard to the
second mieriemliew the morph* was to be disposed of,
he tabooed Ss choirs of tea and sugar on anlll
band and paper on the other. It was (he said)
fairly eleted, ea abeam ssemionddtt Vases. gentle-
man the partatme he Ilk," that might be
entertained as to ainesepse odvertienemeomd
but there was so Srindel evil abehnstailIlse
the tEms.
ail which wee semesiod with en sake es is.
the present increase, a parried mil sag
wee created. end the *hi hes, member migs u thet
elatosaeit
period wbs_fe ors
los eat. liA:tw ovaipotetairebul 3. Id. per pond,ban ) Eat this eels rather deeper this is
Mee theyerarnedplrall•l4kil this house haa been rewired
ter the lest
_y the coutmendsl laws of
the emery. We are rehrth=obligation of the house is
to rodeos those rum shish nre levied for the purpose of re-
venue on articles of pada esuemaption. If that is true,
it is not the phriple as which former parlia-
ments, or as pm & parliament have acted with
regard to commercial refeem It is not the principle
which was carried out is 1841 by Lord Melbourne's go.
vesurient. It le sr the principle erred on in 1849 by -

Hr. Ho ritsill.l.N said that taimmis this ekes of the dis-
illusion iie Thursday apprehension bad been mimed on
that made eif the house that thins who were unfavourable to,
the budget might mod to the same delay which last year
ideated the reform bill. No doubt there was mfticient re-
semblance between the two eases. There was a remarkable
similarity between the position of that question end the
question which the house was now discussing. In the
month of April last year they were considering a measure
which derived its chief character from one leading point--
It was desired only by a 'alacrity of the house, while the
majority disliked it, sad which even by • majority of the
*beset was thee viewed with anything but Limier. (Opm-
Ikon theme) But the pessnal honour of a leading mints.
Mr was supposed to he ineolvod, arid be was permitted by
his colleagues to experiment on the feelings of the house
This year they had a budget that aim derived its interest
hot use Issilziormisios, which mods it acceptable to
that same nii it , whilst was moray believed, also,
that it had not willing semi of • majority of the
ashisst. Agais the pommel homer of • meet minister
was ocincensd, isd spas be was permitted to indulge his
bevy by • bold experiment se the patience of parliament
eted the pod mass and undarstasding of the count.
Pear, km.) lust year has geatlemem en the other side
et the home reh iced from samenitting shemaelves to any
apposition of the Reform Bill, feeling that the Q. franchise
ift the form in which it was plopmA had quite as man
eseis •w this sale of tie home. They knew that the feel.
isg against the maasmir teas too strong and too earnest to
be long mouses& sad OM it would ultimately berejected.
They were equally well indemed sow, mil they. knew that
the revival of • main part of the budget, involving as it did
• oonstitutional quatioa, was distasteful to many boo.
gentlemen oe both edam at lie house. and they hesitated by
$ hostile mouse at the mead to give • party character to
those objections which they ksew were not confined to use
party. (Oppeetios theses.) Ifs Name rumours which were
so fatal to the hsfnra 818 bet year ware spin afloat, and
it was wet that maiapt Wbaltdisguised disapprovers of
the budget not the hem aseridarable were to be forted
en the treasury bench. In this condition of matters, each
party wateturig the ether. the country, as last year, was
ksmovable, and phi* romelikteil all sympathy with the
splaton fur chase. It rad* therefore, appear that they
were again about to sake ea awoken disco: iota like those
dirt r7ear. Bat than the gannet. ended. The prelimi-
nary dtermssia in whisk they were now engaged was
nearssarily only the miming at the ground for a real battle
which must be fought is mantittee, and the feelings sad
'Maims of the Muss me his well known, and its duty too
mimistakealik, Wake any more trifling with the qualities.
The dignity sad clanger el the house required that they
aireklueosed with post disarimination to select the mists
on which the war was la be tarried cm, and then to wrestle
easfully with them, laming the Mae to the country. He
sepated that thin gentian a the paper duties had ems
apse then so eon mak The events of last yea. were not
se emote, their mallestinee were not so obliterated, nor
ma the repeal al the ankle duty on paper so assent, see
the foiling spied the Hoses of Lords quite so their as to
say estelaisir Li monmiag that the defeat at last July
wieii be enverted he. • Mime this April. It was ea
mseeflyer mist la every
_way the reverse a the
bet end thole pais,' bed set been ,eggrainin ;
Oehler. en the etherbemi, bad Ma myth* bat °barns.
ave, sad bedlam te *Mimi tbe after reusing
the eitimeles end isething bet nommen
tit tab, wield have 1111111161111111 by an early
pnempation is July. theilliwiy, however, the sky became
and the stem led some from where they least
The Measlier of the Exchequer, Rehm on
smooth see, with the Mae ocean of Mane to navigate,
Ind ma his Mazitali: only rock which weskit down in
the sheet. cheers) The other dailot
sight Ms. ilesecielly congratulated the
spree the ma
el the Freer& treaty, and
neirmeed a eassima men the fast, which
win prepared te welesm, although at the same
Yoe tiny meld met bet regret that there was so
amination Is the war in 1/0/A It was in that
yew that that Ma the Miami
etenZ
sad it was is end 1861, the Lars
'mann of the Maly. bewhich
prearated for their es ideratioe had the
estimateswhisk were ever hams la a tints of peses.V
wzattber than say leer edirestee imbed the torkpas
i of war, and envy Ins %tes told of a
ratios of war araimente, predeima alarm. in thee
peace. (Hear, hear.) Int limes were the budgets el the
riOti :Clams the Chancellor a the Excheeper.
(Hier, bear. Hat was lashed the carnage which was
ihas ber me expenditure ? ee there • sighs
skits is Baum width was sot similarly @nig, sad tern
they all to be beid that this arming was telly sat
es lemers.
My ? (Her, Mar.) them they wan mbi fer
the elyesses. ,hear.) Let then take Her-
m_ 14, hemmed bye eWg late/este is rifeness lie it
hemlines, sad was her egwaiweekillyeed series t L611160E1
tom to Anaria, shaken wireher ilominisse by revell
end ileamielly more Inelvent them way ether slab ; them
liel theme by UM, still Hoeft ben the womb
labeled the Crimea war, and 15 steinegth and re.
seams y tried by the elate el • soda
and them ge se through all the wiser steles
they Taal be MI that there me the nom FaseVide
berneed expendleare. They ad an peke& te Vases the
nem (Hear, hem) Put the mean is then ell sad
with ens vein they would all reply, " Mere b me gm*
he whisk alleyus me lened, sad then is me pewee whiskb
all ethers." Why their owa pane nil•
kr had proclaimed it, sad it was At so use ter peeled le
ibey the task_ sad he mid, we me agero
against Frames" (Hear, beer.) The noble
mid that erientry he an army of half • myna
id me, eapabie el inyansina mil taking up patine
tatreassaparter el the globe, and therefor* they were am.
hag Tamen—Mear, beezi—Penes, the destroyer el
sad the Amman a astinalities. (baba
=re. Mb Mee l.el when the HOMO ell
rejeded the of the paper dy, the
dipsseibe them al set know the extent a
et the
been 115 meld be given le thus it these duties
vase MIS ea tea and vier er the exhinit al the wrong
Mee to thms if the repel elm duty was gives to a class
115 did net mate b. Dui light bed len doming apes
them behead thew were amides tepid advances
is hawaledme, sod that by the dm thew am in the ant
pleural slogan pram* their adman might be gem
Pend. (Chem- smil IseMter.) lie food ape the
= he bell In his bind them three laerinig—.2
seed balm" at a million
Isms, sad aims el ewes of expenditure over tu-
mmy sad them sere Agnes whit& so arpunents could
mem, whisk as simmes sent dissolve, and which no
th•ottabgeseld pe
use n Am,
= ptaoations hßefore thehancalloe
wmaii
n.
Menessed say minneisniessonantimme who really was do.
ins d admaNng the teeth from this financial conr°
be p le the lake end ternieb himself with this paper.
mas 17k af amiss 111111„ sad was elped " Fndet Peek'
mil he meld inimemand that gerinas, while the Chan.
near a the inithorpsr was sualMg, to hold that paper in
ble bead. He mall recommend him to grasp it very
, lmt It sheaf be he
sod ewept awa y. And
:elythe right bee. pit bed semeladed his ex plans.
gm, he mad niesimmed hie le bat *pia at the paper
le me H the epees wen
the ; sled I they had
=ea= of misnalene Ineeigentisa, sitter
to ammo ia • paradise -sienine
Yea fear of arab waking is July te And hiseseU
ajahlag is the hilliewiew abyss el ea interminable
delleiney. Bet ifs Mee the was ever
be lethal he the 51 lied that tic sawnee were did
.; lIM &enamels, be should look •
semi thee, and Ind the saga
them
them ; sad • third time,
mil eta led the nem& bassoes, the Mei, even the deficit
enterelbs him is the Mask and hideous reality of an-
Rahman type—thee he WOW make op his Wad,
biewever r shishantly, that he meth believe his eyes and sot
N. wt=rimitiee deem ;siughterl—and thank the
boa. der Mintlegina kr having awakened him to
the penis el his beeribiwed date, sad by the help of finna.
Biel sassainme esmieneer le penitence to atone for the
errors d Mande. blas
teiel coalition they were
b, wed dieemembed es i was, could not be at-
le my ewe =Yaw mire than another. The
Maw d use coons bad leldy *pit with the finances in •
sanosor that was wither wsslnstte to parliament nor eels
kg the mantry. There bad Men too much of • precarious
and wassellal loom—bris wok of espediests and shifts,
and these ens this whisk was kr the want type in the
pease aralgenee of per§sment to its pledge arid emaci-
ates* nemileaul of the geed OA nie d aphelities above
all Pimp whalers's:" faith rea male modikbey which
they per to their dance • eimass of 111 W which
was nee seen to be dreaded thin the nil d tieserleistp.
If any awed the had dealt with bis sera edam es the
dinlitty bad dime with its dance, he behead he
weal have pee to price, and it a mosnathe ethallek-
nen had Mee OD it would have gem inflo the lissek
Hs ien eight net go to pod or dpie is the asst bit
=skewed that national retributive was Sot the Le
wad that lasamal itimpaiestion was the ire pee.
seem al pethisal disorder. They could not at once dike
the lismom—they could set establish them this year upon
sowed priacipliss, bat they meld arreet this downward course.
sad emdat redeem parliameat from the stigma of • capricious
gene, under the spell of • Meister who was hold and .le.
neat, ingsaious and tmeourable, and most sincere, bat el
wt., it was quite ommust with admiration for all nos
high nod bnlhatit qualities that they should 4, that he
bat " they "50 %d lour, quality most indispenaable for
his de
sale. namely, that financier he
oen-
Mitered (Oppn• they hest
pearl
these resolations— if ever they should piteii: immesh, trout
say he regarded it as an inimitability—they maid then
some to the question thud was asked the
amber for the University „r Dsbli.
The fuesace resolution win
Laris=je,,,
in ambodi.d
two hills sent up to the House of ye there

anllllDahtdiamll:o
pia Net re—to—cO -oil nes to a p p the
*Dip lom SE Ala he deep weed. (Hear, War.) There
IN OM UV'S Übe knew that while her Majesty's
ale seseel Me off • ;say hem the
=1.61:1111114 Japed the pupae duty, they were offering
a swam et essiffslien to the minority ie this hese. It
was by • charepies ea the ether ids that the Mine was
raised LA year yea the Oat whether the hens would
casent to remit the piper any, or weed heap the Math
peen on the income tax. The hen. member for tiorneaset-
shire moved • nesintion S. the effect that as the repeal of
the deity on piper would neessitate the lasseitioa of an
additions'sy on the Meese hut, le repeal at
that time was We senested these wore to
1011161 simply sad pLfmly win they expensed. We were
sot to enpose has tad reeolotioa that the piper duty
se to he inialailely seism& (Hear, hear.) The
motion did sot disalei se to the expediency of the
removal of the Mit; sly as to the prise at which it
wee to be effected. Bur* then weld lie nothing
m more
sad Word thee that we, whew we found our-
=ilt sniffs to do ee, thoedd maintain the conemxion
henna the isms taz sad the paper duty by proponag to
'repeal the lather and to take the piney off the former—
(hear imer)—sed thee, se I thiek, make • proposal coshed
fa the mph* d .inem In asking the boss to vote
fee that which deed the moiroversy of IMO, and not to
vote for Ulla ISIM bald it OM from year to year,
pan to he ne. forward again under (monotones
et peeler dont, dillculty, and danger, we have dos
time "bleb SO be MI to S correct by all those who bring
mini indepodent view to this question.
11 Vast_ limo whether there will he any, or if any, bow
way &dins ea these reedatime. We thought when
▪ admillled them that they were very simple, but though
u= a beimight ban eloped we have Dot yet been
to table a amts Pep wpm then I hope that if
notlemea really iniertale the nelings whin they ban dr
sedbed, we inn have sone MK& Oi secertandag the send.
mete at the non reers.) gine apart from the la-
beled pommel er tug party, I do mot belles
that thene amill Pones debatoe. with intends
el Wen tine eights bonen San "append by atio
pedunne,list Maly an two ri them Isiet la the
MEM of Ude anuntoste. ad nee of to eali.
la akahaf_Perldffaa le the biese—l do learn
that the using el esedisoling while hides= is favousehle
le that which we all desire to medneha, vie., the credit d
parliament with the country. lthesse.) I am quite sure
we shall lad throe an the other die es well es these co tin
who an nab to tabs a win sod etenweloweln view el
the ,te coneldoradons which are Involved to ow de.
aloe ever lad above those aumnenial sad lineacial ele-
ments which mot to the plea he& a strildint and
endasive weW—Hoper, head—and, further, I am
elavinerall that tbe house, when it examines
in tall the whole of the motives and argu-
ment Gat bear on the tion we now make
he Inveatleg the lest article aI Banish manufacture from
the Mama el the anise—(theers)—will be satiated that in
main flat preposition we are following in the steps el
those who have on former amosions gives wise dyke to
parliament, and the adoption el whose recosantendatioes
at various intervals danag the last 20 years has don ninth
to stood the fame and went el the anima with fordm
lands, and established the penmen awl Grown ol this
country in the effeciticeri at the people. (Chews )
Mr. DISH &ELI said he man repeat the surprise he ex.
premed on the net eight id the nienenn at the impatience
of the government at the been dininnieg the important
measures whin they had Wenn Wenn (Cheers.) It
was easy for the Cheesellor cif the Isebegeer to describe
the dinswasins so aloha sod rioteuenthe ; but what
other nude was than et the bonne ha opinion cm
paseal mops Gad Modena), 411 of the go-
naseneme—d salderfor the and explanations
whir& wen aeosary before the hone end, go into com-
mittee to inquire inn the expelling' d pion( the pro-
posed resolutions ? Meer.) Tho melt of the haeleand pre.
*dation in • the hulignLA year was thee there was a
bun) How was 11 impelled ? By
Vileadm the aid dindeishing the resenrese el the
soneln—lg ode es the banns in the liziftegen end
wimmestiegthe in. (Heir, hear.) It wee ininelble
in, et that mown le asks out tie sown at the .
ale a the Exchequer to the boacesside pals= the
inewher for Standard as to the needs in whin
the addresy of LP
li yearconcopt was segiplie. Ns=
m o deer bed • ios on the
Ifs add ere endsensod his enienailea as to the neap
won el unman ioto the Esshevrte. If they were vend
end lhon whirred, how could thee Wan renew ?
Moro beim) 2he skid hom pethiereo said these espy.
nine wale lee to the semosl teed, sad Weaves part
Of the Minn to the Ilidalquic. Pt woe, however, quite
dear rat he led aoulsd hiewelt, by *Avg lbw gem.
mon d now sat raised in the Ar the semis of
the pm n eider to supplyhis . (Eon bier.)
Then a
ruin eteneere woe to the hone le
III" the_ hes. gentineen le the erne et einend
nem% WWI lIPBS named le timmiale the emblem
el a 'Mann die ends men a prepaid Meer, hear.)
The euk diatoms between the peenneet 41112 asd
est el lOU no. that the tamer peeped te Übe the slop
nth the 0:41111.1 al the keno, white the preseetrivere.
nest Ad it within be rises. (Chiers.) The t hoe.
nednien maid that he had lees premed to rayed duty
In piper be
the duty co fin was 2e. W. •
lb. AM be could DOO have seeds aa obteria-
thei awe contrary to the essisiniaa which he
nisi to establiab, because there wee so analogy between
am tea ad sugar duties then saill than date sow, when
they were war duties. (Hoar, hear.) Whet perible effect
he ihseld like to know could their deal* with two-thirds
al a sasplus of 1,000.0001. have upon the tea and agar
duties at that time when the deity was at 2s. 2d. in the lb.
The tea duties had been the stumbling block of every go-
vernment that attempted to deal with them, and none had
ventured to grapple with them. The government of Lord
Derby, however, did propose to grapple with them, and
proposed to reduce them gradually till they fell to le. in
the lb.. which would not only contribute to the
comfort of the great hulk of the community, but
give a great stimulus to their eastern trade. (Hear, bear.)
And although parliament had not soported that govern-
ment, yet they
made it • condition that our policy with
regard to tea should be adopted by the anceseding govern-
ment. (Hear, hear.) No one I. the hones had ar-
good in favour of remitting the *Ake en tea and sever es•
question of expediency. No is is that debate led mid
that one of the principles et ear inanes should be to remit
duties upon articles of genied am ram But Imre were
articles upon which the duties were always retained. He
thought it was of the noose haportauce, not referring to
any specific proposition—he eves aid it was high policy in
statesmen never to eater Mate engagement of this kind
with the great body of the with regard to articles in
daily consumptioe, so that might feel they were smart-
ing under a sense of injustice. If they homed • war tan
ups he people in time of pens, with whet proposals
would they appeal to them when war occurred to
come forward and bear their share of the public burden?
That was the consideration he maintained of the high policy
which ought to influence boom in its derision in gene-
tics of this kind, and they should not decide upon the ab-
stract opinions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The
tea red eager duties might be advocated, but not on the
grounds of that policy which he had indicated to the house.
(Hear, hear.) He would do the right hon. gentleman the
justice to my that on other occasions he bad hernial/
strongly and posionately advocated the remission of the
war duties upon these arteries, and then he had dr
scribed the increased happiness which would be con-
feared upon the millions by taking such • course. He
was thee inenesed by • snows and proper feeling,
sad to-night be bad taken refuge la a e pbktial incaution.
Hut he thought the duties upon tea sad nor might be re-
mitted instead of the duty upon paper. The right hon.
gentleman said they could do it if they would retrench their
expeditor*. The house had • right to ask the right hon.
gentians for a frank cleshatika upon this subject. They

want iiieencrUfan illustrious career would woke so great
e_poliheal mistake. He tisee the noble lord knew the
Howe of Co omens and knew Mdaed, and that he knew
that such • comae might harem a men of violent prima,
end • man who had eatered isle secret undeedesdiege, who
tarried on the business of the state in that mysterious man-
Der that confounded all speculation—(cheers)—bat which
was not the course that became the manly character of the
Primo Kinkier of England. Convinced, therefore, that in
aesertimg this, the dearest of their privoegestzl
fim ellißing this most important of their
1= should arrive, whatever might be the
of the committee, at ho result but what ,was ad-
=rito the emistry, he would indicate the course be
resemmend the house to take when they got into
committee. He slioukt offer no opposition to the first rum.
lution—(Hr Chenealler of the Exchequer intimated that
that was pained)—to the file resolution they should en-
semble Is ormindhea He elm* retained all those wi-
den whisk he hid as frequently expressed respecting the
insane tax; bat taking the whole matter into
memidsestioa, mrsaideriag the state of that tax and
that a committee was sitting upon it at this
moment, aid that it wee desirable, when there
was • remission of taxation that it should be both on direct
ad indirect taxation, be should offer no opposition to that
tax. When they came to the third resolution, to review
the old duties on tea and end the war duty on them
articles, he thought it expedi. that the government should
be salted gravely to consider whether it was vise topes that
resolution ; and whether. if there was to be a tombola; of
indirect taxation, it was not more expedieet and for the
public advantage that it should take place with re-
gard to the third resolution. Of course, it
did not require the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Is %form the. that that gentlemen mode a mistake who
si Ii meal all the war &dim es tea and sow ;
meeld be a matter for considered= to what =Ude'
itsbulea should be made. Now these were two great coo.
=They ought to look, in the first place, to the
aid general profit of the community ; they ought
Wale car that if they remitted a tax it should be remitted
to the advantage, if pouible, of the whole community.
IY thewas soother ocmaidenition in his mind not lass
=.lThey should welder whether the remission a(
.taxation might at the same time stimulate the ins
assery of the country. If they took off the excise duty en
pew or ray other article, they would in a certain degree
Stimulate the industry of the country; bat there were le-
ered tame which, in his Tibiae, would and more
hd result" than the remission of the duty on paper.
ought to look to the state of their markets, aidlrei
was a subject to which the House of Oonmeies
could not be blind. The America& leads was hi
a state of great embarrassment. The Levaaties
trade had only terminated • convulsion greater the bed
happened in our time. Jodi* was suffering, and the whole
of limrn continent was either in a ride of centuries or lin
iedustry was depressed lied destroyed by military prevents
three and military expenditure. (Hear, hear.) It was
clear, therefore, the great markets to which they hod
traded afforded at that moment a peeped by ea amens
auspicious But there err a great and increasing kW le
the far East, which offered at this moment a reseedmlde
opening to the enterprise and capital of Engtidense.
though it did not appear in a blue book,
justas well seam-
Heated that Lord Elgin, who had returned te
this country, had said, that while in Chime be
took pains to obtain • correct estimate el the
on of that country, and in his opinion, the esal
population of China, taken by census, was not ter >bs
our hundred millions of human beings. It was isrpmehie
therefore not to believe that that was a part of the well
which ought to be watched with the greatest and* mil
interest. (Hear, hear.) There was aloe another emir, in
the vicinity of Chiba which, al
_not so
populated, weehighly civilisedwad wadded • popehilletenau=
many wants. They had at Ibis weeet lie eppeeleollp,
by remitting wisely and Willy the arty igen or we*
article of general consumption. est ally el adding to the
happiness of millions at home, bet also of living • greet
and sustaining stimulus to the 110111MIIMMI di the oosally.
They would take a course, in higininn highly amis.
genus to the country if they reoftW lbe war twee
(Hear, bear.) He would take thill
to the hones the course which he pssieeei to teleh
thought it wee not neoreaary 625:Er mese' bowl the
resolutions. and he apprebseded weld is Me sew
Wise el Wigs aid Meier to . 1s bell so oda

77
*Won, hi= Llvsipool fat Batavia, March 12, tat 18.44 Y.
25.20 W.
liecrult. tram Blolowiroll for Shanghai), Yob. 0, 101 S.
lto

Mr. A. Brough, wine and spirit merchant, of
Strand, has altered his prices in accordance with the Med
reduction set the wine duties. He Is now selling wedeln
and Sherry at las per down, and a good soand Claret et Mid
dozen, bottles inolndeeL—{Adrertiassenti

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
DARRY.—ApriI I& at Wilford HOU', Hants, the wife of
H. IL & Barry, of • daughter.
OOLLlNit.—Apell 24, at St. Marrs, Ramsey.
HuntiagdetiOt
the wife it the Bev. W. Collins, of a daughter.
GRJUVII&—ApriI 23, at Great lessendeo Vicarage, Batts Ile
wife of the Rev. J. Greaves, of a daughter.
ItAYPIN.—April In, at the Cedars, West Bristoe, the infeit
11011;141801"PPILN.—Ajorlaiskam.at the Lawn. Tulae.hdh the cite d
Robinson, Leg., of • son
IVALKILL—AprII 27, at the Woodlands, West.greea ToW'
jraif the wife of Mr. J. L. Walker, of a daughter
/BBB.—ageil 15, at rapper Hall, Yorkshire, the wiled sr I
Webb, Rea., of • eon.
FlLM—April IS. at Balmoral Lodge, Clifton. Bristol. She
raeOpUIL Img,"asof lair Parka. rrescent. Portland-010, 'l'
stint-

,
wife of
Osage Worm, Req. of a son. stillborn.
rfrxxx.-Apra lb, at 121-Aaes, Dublin, the trite of CapaSt
Wpm, of a daughter.
11113.
DISSZT-DITODALL-Aplllrißl 25, lAat
at St. ones* Cl"ubera
the Rev. Hr. Barnard, W. H. Dehney, son of Mr. t• Dde,
of Chebea. to Alice Ann, daughter of W. Durniale,
Queen'ornad. Peckham, Surrey.
MIRLL-JIFFBRY.-Aprll 25. at the perish church, ni,v4,
&menet, by the Bee. It IL Cousins, Mr. 0. Mien. of
to Charlotte, daughter of the late Br. R. Jeffery.
n, Somerset.
iftILLastROBBINS.-April 25, at the pariah rhumb of
bury, Wllts, by the Rey. Y. W. Foyle. F. J. Reilly, Esi.
Memel, London, to Sarah Amuse Robbins, daughter of 21
Rabbles, et Amesbury.
lIMITR-11777.11AT11R1LD.-April 27, at St. Mary's. Nevi
by the Rm. J. T. Smith, & smith, to El" dalLlo.'
the late I. R. Streatfelld,
s., of Cottage-grove.
WHISTIICLD-SMYTIL - A 25, at south ElltinMon.
Mare. br C. W. w mood. .ta fir
Mary, dasightee the UM W. Smyth.
of Elkington
DIL&T & w.
AY1.12N.-Ap4ll 25, at the Royal-colonnade. Brighton.
CAAgraged 67.
atIT Apra 22, M Oreen•terraos, Islington, Hr. T.
advert, aged i.
CActitzAprileestiertat the Rectory. Burnhy, Yorkshire, at
DONALDSON,-April 25, at Olengall.grove, Oid Kent roli.l
Dosahlane_plam., gee sm. tl
GAillgirlwk-hPeU 24, at Winchester. T. Greenfield.
111"4/ 25' "kw
Meese, rudeorth, near ResJ
A. lards IL
ROT.--Apell IR at DarMastuv, Lewbemm. J. Roy.
w.".--41Pre Know% las. a ar. T. Watson. ,

Motel sad NNW& ILI
lasibiniwitrest.
Vii* lamplaraden.
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POWS tons 101 214 4,041 406 g
)72
- to river
TALLOW.-le the course of last week there wu more memo C
sponition to buy tallow for October and December de MEHL
rotend there bung no sellers at the priors formerly ):3,filpel
aR advance took place of newly la per cwt, 560 OM PA
wing beers paid in oes or two cast This advance is oot fees •di
illy mainleaseksad velars to report to-day a median of A will c
L pm owt. For April and Julie business at isisge Al
h. 3d., bat that period is also rather quieter, Miedbeing Duntes
is quotation to-day. The Moak of Odessa tallow la now V"E' I
rhaested, sad the edict:ion of the trade is turne to the
d Y. 0., a oessidesslik portion of which is in very good Vl.'
Milks. hem Pskirsburg the market is o noted by .......r.-
bigniA-6. OstraminielunrcessB Baer* LOApougust.t andTpril; P-lato re'use, iirklii
6.; HMO brach, 535. ; October to December, Ms. Bd. ; lat In tit
rah American, 56. 6d., 14 pipes ; town tallow, 640 dd., tde. and
It cash; Cocoanut ail: Cock* 48s. ; Ceylon, 46.; 0,,,r•,_!
dm all, WA. line Lagos. Horse green, Ms • rough 00"" ..py
110,-(Frons the circular of Mann. Smith and :-
Maas. daW Monday evening. vvr
„." of Is,
001TON.-Immeront, Area 29.-Our market maims am lco
dremsly km. The telegraphic accounts from America "fralt
I;
a onandi Wearable to holders. The mks are 4000 L',l:l,nl
iles, ice-lading 7,500 American, 44d. to flicl. ; 2,022 ~,,.."-h'lda'
mat, 511. to 61d. ;MO Bluptten, Bid. to IW.; RR ,tlO built
ahle, lied. to 9d.; of which LAM are for maculation sod 4 on/ 100
mart. The varies impart la 56,5432 balm :.8,47,141
CATTLE. -Unarm', A/111. 29. -The 'apply of *We
as 15.., of amp larger, than on but Monday. The &mood
ow for mob, at former prima. Beef, 64d. to 74d. per lb. ; 1:4)_,,.1!":',71
ntim, lid. to 90. ditto. Number at market :-Cattle, -' -
,927 ; sheep, bur
6,021. sday.
1, twist
radon IN
COMA- Lcosit4isastran. It-Bra's Bad& Wed ~, met
ferny, 17e. ; illeant; 150 3d. ; Haswell Ger. ted;to D
Ss. dd. ; lambert a Wart Heathy, 164. td. • Tudield
loan Us. Taidield Moor Bates, 19•. ; Wed Hartley, r bEVI'
Ts. ; Wylse, 16s. 3d. ; Wills Bad Morn Close, 16s. 9d. ; L., of PJ
Falk Br d Mae. Ms. 9d. ; Walls Mod Goforth 160 ; ruler, has
Ws Bad Marton, 16e. ; Walk Bel tlldlifz, l
14goe. 9d. • "init Treat
Walla Zed Hilds 6161, 16a. ; Walls End . F TAS
ew• • emmande
ran. Bad Haswell, 190 ; Walk Bed Hette,T4s. ; Wall; mei
'ad 17a 9d. ; Walk Zed Hartlepool, 16. 3d. ; rest:. or
Walla Sod
_HA 16e. ad. ; Walk End Kenos, et 8 thorl
Ts. Rd. ; Walls Nod Tboratey, 15.. ; Was Bad Tborpet Wetl°n '
Ts. ; Walk Zed Tritadoi Thoreley, 16s. 6d. ; Canssmarged. wr Ill'
luffrye Anthracite, 21e. lid. ; Camay sad Darya 01l Ws
ia-likire at mark* 129 ; sold, 92. VOTE
____-- lt shor
'TRAFFIC RETURNS. tip /Eat
sander. 1
den ant,
unarms Milo Ite. Der. Tells. T• 141„ ere.-App
09•11 ellagell 48888 1161 11111 Ad Co., 17,
Week walla IL A A A 4 Ad MOOR
in litetsets inaeMsa 1111 111 146 OK- 131
Week ii April v. r
.OND
aldma, a,a. sad S hi BLAC
Coast MI 13.461 4.111111 111.414 13.81 in,Londou
ialoBlolBo -. Alla Om 14664 Ives twat Pun
laid the 7tl
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WRATH= RIPORT. eh
~..,_._..., Neville .
1101111161. A/98110, 1110 9 A.M. lllernowei
Z. 11l M. D. 1. r. LS. =4
r'' omensrat°l. :
• Calragorn
AMR
38141111 2O. 40 27 W. m 'The abort
nrrit 961 43 43 S.W. sa art of the',
mars II 8 W.D.W. b it-Royal 11
.318018411 llO.B NI 44 W.S.W. 0 1161 pease
031111111 3O. 63 46 W. b Onager al
Maim SA 41 37 N.N.IL 0 Apply to
iALWAY ft 64 47 ILL 4 br the Mar
manonotinii 20.18 46 41 N. lt •, 1, Lead
tv 86004
'manta- 30.31. 61 46 N.N.I. • I
.FAITZErwit.: 121 :27 :4) : I •
e Li
i 1 f
AMON 3O. 61 41 X.N.W. • - Ball-po
10813 .
'oBlBool.li Kt 10 49 W. in
Ira
Wentllls 2O. 60 66 N.N.W. a
'WNW=
118103 lO. 8 61 N.L 1 CIT
RIMY
kammenint. 37 .- N.N.W. e Cabin pm
MP= 3O. 43 ..- N. - •era
ISM - 1a
wow- - N.N.L. 1 I
80011 i 30. 61 - Mit 1 e ,to W 1
;and
ZULLNATION.
!
11.-Ziermesier sinested and redwood is SI cis. a mesa as , NITIE
feat : mai utast. 4 verged rim sada( sheet aishenirode • MAIL
of as hime iftkhadise; sad Male deg,
-Rata Mu
spa -m 8 deg., assill '
LL Dire
awarty Male himkeithe Maressa 11.ined - ship/
indo 12.-20rimmot hub Mor smporatice sad dew an e.
towlret 1701aistir-
to
wind (lace-tice. 7_=. kft et
p 1 t- If . re the r
lawßum
Mak :b, tine rig, a lire =AU fed ;(10.8.611: l 'Ell
ageleingi ea, weal pew i sr. ewer* ;r, rain; a am; • Taking ,
I. Ilinatier. L ietalatent (1 orb • , erred a
AM
.. . - nu
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. . , seared
• and
CAITT•LTIBB. • _ and 6
Illmiaala Gala% ghat* ft in Shields to Cremated, ell • -dent
litemesied enihmel en OM II& April ; vessel lost ; crew ant •.,
and , Barr
-1111111. Ara IL . C. M
Paws fll. pen Mika 6 LiW.verpool. has been abandoned ; ate • Liven
itamed.New Yeet..W
treames, Mittman to gatensimm, is on more la the Cher I Eau]
palm sad bilged.-New York. April 13. 11, Roo
.. __ .
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. • dermentio
ROTTRitit
at
Lase Hoyden, for London, Feb. 'Mat 36.71 8, ion NAIL „,. hart Fan
Broadwater, from London, seven dap, for New hialsadotPtu'' bets, At fi
lat il N, lon 113 W. , . 'rain& yme
Holyroott Don London for *lout* 11l days, Jan. 17, Itt ,;'• BilEer
lon area-92, k•
lonian. from Lh'erpool toe Batavia, Mara 12, Ist 18.46 5, le ourniß
820 W. 1. ' " Horsely
Recruit, (rawikkanheed for Mashie, Feb. 0, lat 11 8 k. Cl'.
110 R. Puy fesighl
.- -•- .- ' • t-Oiroui
Mr. A. Brough, wine and spirit merchant, o! 'Bond -ian,
19, Strand, has altered his prices in accordance with the Med
reduction of the wine duties. He is now selling eseellent re HI LI
and Sherry at 18.. per down, and a good sound Claret at DLO
Sown, bottles inoludet-{AdvertiseseaLl latabllshed
emcee, No.
" ; Nssinat
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS Tel:
Comp,
BEMS. •
,urawas Ins
4300,
RAIRT.-AprillS. at Milford House, Hants, the wife of COW 00
L. IL L Barry. of • daughter. The Numb
COLLINS.-April 24, at St. Marys, Ramsey, Htuitingfeethlg' Me mac. ,
the wife el the Rev. W. Collins, of a daughter. . ~ ee been est
GLUM-April 26, at Great Missendeu Vicarage, DIM' ~l its hAnci
wile of the Rev. J. Cream, of a daughter. site i ' °Peen t.,
ItAPPIN.-Agell 16, at the Ceders, West Brixton the , prim,.
Mr. IL M•ppin, el a
meson.
ROnim.BINSON.-utpril..
alllia
ea.
Lawn, Tube-hill. the wife !A.: The reservea.,
WALICRR.-April 17, at the Woodlands, Westerns. I,'"' 1,0,,,,„4„
___ ,Imat the wife of Mr. J. L. Walker, of a daughter „. , •P. liberal
W/81.-Alwil lik at Pepper Hall. Yorkshire, the sated " orent ; sisti;
Webb, Req., of • eon. .„ • therefore
wars,-Aprit 23. at Balmoral Lodge, Clifton. Bristol. the ' e are.,,„„en,
of LP. Wills, Lin., of • son. 1., , slides of the
wosam-Amil 17, at 17, Park-crescent. Portland-P . ' heeds o I
wife ad George Worms,Worms,Reg., of a son, stillborn. c 130 Ace ; tuc
WYNNL-April 26, at Ely-sam, Dublin, the wife of Car
Wynne, of • daughter. The D. r
MARM say facilltey
ON& b,reen " w
rgi Men.",
DRBSZY-DITODALL-Awil Hi, at St. ones's, MU 1,0 1111 cat •
the Rev. Mr. Barnard, W. H. Dehney, son of Mr. e De , and t
of Chebea. to Alice Ann, daughter of W. DufOtele; KIT '
Queen's-road. Peckham, Surrey.
MIRLL-J17111117.-April 26 at the church. 1',,1t',.!
Somme, by the Rev. IL H. Cousins, parish ?AWL nfol W ' . BNB.
to Charlotte, daughter of the late Dr. IL Jeffery, , NAILS P
Compton, Somerset.
REIma.b.SAHE
ilioßnAlßLbulontheN:St-0-77:8A.ahvp.rivi 16.A.,w:et
„AFT.:
bkpariin.,.
rsdhqterci
inrihy..,o:7,:A.,
.....:,,,,,a... i,."!,..140:
SMITH-STREATIAILtr,..-ApBl 27, at St. 3817 I - aid Blab
by the Rev. J. T. Smith, Mr. B. Smith, to Bliss...linlam • emu ,
the Ist* J. H. ittreetfells:?„ of Cottagc-grove• , 31,
WHIN/lUD-SMYTH.- A 25, at South ItiltiV,.°. , "rn estml,
Aire, If the Rev. C. L W. Whlnfield. Nat ...Vl,end ht
,
AYLllNMArL.6agliter-A1 attbstatleei;Ro". WyaITEL. -coanlYloihnnad. of
k.
liHkcifethgt.htine.
it. Esc
CAAMIT -. April 8, at Green terrace, Islington, Mr. 4n7 II
Calvert, aged N.
oCADOgiaILIULNCIerALDett-d.r.niza.APraser, -Aped 25, esen.Rect:B:wleinengaßhull:groterhYvi
afield, ' tbeii
46. . li-
Igril•-APril 26, st Bridge House, Padworth, near Id
A. Ifirde. larq., sped 61. I BOY
ROT.-Aped IS, at Dasinouth4errsoe, Lelebhem. J. . .
, im PA ~
tri
• a
ell:o.oirlsodehirecKreen,
ithe.g..l.
..,
~ tem.!:
....i.....,Wmais4quert.AUol.-,Aprilimed3o.witisalsetis, witeof Mr. r.77....0:1...
Mated end Patiblied lep WrittAll Mall HAJJ,n_r. s, . Ilu
Imakee44lBB, in the City of Loudon. Erin ,
‘ elk
011 em in Leenberdatreek In tel Precinct of
I TIIIIIDAT, APRIL 29, lin.
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