The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-03 00:00:00

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6 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1861.
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. WINDROR CASTLE. eoncligled by thauliog the house for the patience with tee other. They ali Mew the fableof thetnyellerwho had • Now if the duty es tea were a very high duty, higher than MARKETS.
___.--- Sir H. IFTLLOUGHBY irked the Fifa Comtniesioner of wind, I.e leel been listened to. cheese given him, whieth had the peculiarity that while it was had ever been imposed during • period of war, and con-
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Works whether he eould state to the house what was about Mr. GIALMTONE ibechned to enter at length into an mates down to the lomat point, provided NOMO wu left, it timing now at the rate to which it was raised during
LIOVai 07 LOHDH.-Tiltraelea", MAY 2. to be dre to the ancient tenses of Windeor Castle. the Answer to the hon. gentleinau'e criticism, except to my thee grew again in the night to its former dimensions, till • hen- and for the p of war, I should admit N.-IdvateooL, MAY 2.-The advice from the
nail kankleige met at 5 Wats& Julius Garr end the Belfry ; whether time woe miy pioa of it was not true ; thet notwithstanding the alleged pressure gry frknd came in on one occasion and eat it slim ; and there that that wouldurria very serong argument in States that all the Southern porta would be blockaded caused
eacasimi those tomes with wow stow/weak ; aad whether in the collection of the income tax in the La year, a con- was settling left of it to grow up from. .
(Leughter ) favour of the reduction. But that is - not the state an active dematid for cotton today, with rather dearer
RIXTATION 01 ROMAN CATHOLIe PA I' PLR Caro would he taken. as far as w pri--tiestie.to rve the siderable portion of it stood over for collection in the Sir Robert Peel said that the removal of duties tu one of the owe The duty sow ft lower than it uer was at Pim- The sales are 25,000 hales, including 18,190 &mi.
CH/WREN. ancient character of those beadialeff,„, porkies my erorroory coming year. He urged that it was the common practice direction increase' the revenue from other sources, but for soy former period. The duty impued during 44d. 8 d 1 500
• the war has rari, tO i• • 6,000 Surat. sd. to 61 . • Egyptian
ne Fad of DEP RV prosestal two perms, nee tem replan. &I. to lid. • 216 r la 70 garanhant 8 '
for parlament to sanction the remission of tune to •liirger this they must leave articles tued. The elasticity of ex- bean taken off since the war ended, (Hear, hear.) It is ,
we . . Imam, ; . , id. to
TM Were /stria • ratemivers of Edinburgh. the other Nr. COWPER me happy to assure the hem liereset amount tlum the estimated surplus of the year. Mae data hail been spoken of, and they had been elastic be now • duty of Is. 5d., and it Uan utter misnomer and fel- yd.; cd, hich 15,000 are or speculation aed export.
Seen .1 eagle Mei le :maitre clergyman elm tor tiro refire that it would not be seeewary to mks any alterations, either After • few words from Mr. NrWDROArk granted. but the great recovery had not been from their lacy to talk of repealing the war duty. Thee in the hilw.t The week a import is 86,146 bales.
hed id, w a Wed. i• 4 • Pirwelial biceni in Eilieliur...h, is the Julius Cuar Tower, or iht what waa celled the Belfry, Mr. DISRAELI asid that Mr. Hubbard bad laid down elasticity, but from the honer of duties. The excise re- place I say you can not argue that the duty now existing is CORN.-Btanfrecteue MAT 2,-At Gloucester mid
paining that e oder the administration ut the poor at Windsor i anew. as to mewing them ancient towers. air, pnisciples of finance which were not those which had rem had increased between 2,000,000/. and:1,000,0001. since a duty higher than ever it was before, or higher than it was Worcester msrketa, on the 27th, wheat was in short supply,
hoe . a Seithied w• Adequate mum of isstru,tion were wails Vera how so thick that it would not be Derilwelry to hitherto prevailed ia that house ; and they were such u 1848; the revenue from spirits had increased no lees than at any former period. That argument lellst fail. You
at the trade ruled dull with the turn in favour of the
elel kw the closures a BOUI6O ..etheOr pauper mime til,lo for at least 1,•.,110 years. ("Hear," sud a could not be meepted without long discussion and con- 4,000,00 S a year, sad this arose not from the Malan of inight say, however, that the price was high, but yer. Barley only taken in retail, but no cheaper. Oats
f shililms laugh.) He ecniki shm assure the hon. baronet that every seleration. He urged the withdrawal of the motion. consumption, but from increase of duty. But he would those who compare the price of tea now with what
th d r Beans le. higher. P 1 to 5
au s. . per Tunic
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ust know im er ear') •
Petition. a midar impart were preented by the Mirquis care wouhl be taken to preserve the encient character of Mr. HUBBARD offered to withdraw hiii motion, but it not admit that this was a question to be argued as between it wee in former years not long ago m lower. Doing the present week little wheat has c ed
of Norineelae toms • Ple-ie m Pedlar', from Bereeliegloun, thole towers. was ultimately ciegatived. tea and paper, contending that it should be discussed as that the price has falke immensely and is much lower ~,,,., ~..„___ ....,... wow,. u,,,,.__ ~,,,,it to ~,,,.weefin.,_
bed fr-em Aram new Mrsalawara ; SIND by the Marquis of CONVOCATION OF YORK. The house then went into Committee of Ways and Mmes. whether they should or should not reuee those war du.les than at any forgoer paned. Then have the duty and the :Trrd'l'gr`a"'"'ocrags"7"Boana aoicr Crdr;""-.. Fcsa 4,7,.. .74
Bristol. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then moved which so many considerations preened them to repeal. price diminished the consumption ? Why, my right 110 D. ...'
i quired for. At this daYas-market there wag a fair supply
The DM* of ARE; YLL rid he bed . Mr. H. SEYMOUR asked the Secretary of State for the the resolution continuing the duties ea tea aod sugar. He (Hear, hear.) lb, appealed confidently to members below friend (Sir G. Lurie) has shown you tienight that the cm-
onf Enelish wheat. which could only be ld by b ' -
so es meting
- caus-d iweliriee to De Hoar Deearteseet whether, in compliance with the peti- said that a great change had taken place since Mondey fort- the gangway, to Manchester and Liverpool, and to the whole gumption between 1853 and last year has risen immeselz - • -
to a reduction of Is. per quarter. Foreign la. to 21.
omit is manesee ad the esfele erre esmemunientioe, and tin of the Commrstion of York. • royal license hail en night, and the propositions which the government had of the commercial interesta of the country, to help has risen front fifty odd millions of pomade to seventy
ke "A'l 0440 hallaa,abse_ _
____,_ _lamed entlitir lowld•IO, wow ex- graard, empowering that coevocatioo to repeal or ameod made as those of conciliation_ bad been received es sigosl in the removal of the duty on tea. (Hear, hear.) It wag millions. Therefore you cannot my that the present state Fine barle nite as dear
cheaper. y q , moondary not so much
freer from the
th market. Oata 6d. dearer. Beans Is. up.
Peer "me nviemsr°•• "b" hol lv" n wwt en the Dth lenuori, in like manner aa the permission of the of war ; and, on the part of himself sod his calla not a question which of two duties they would remit, it el things limits oppressiveily the power of cougunption. Lreseed 1?° -:-e
hies by Ow Jahn M'Neill. who was at the heat et the Leant ore doing in peas.
crown sae putted to the Convocation of Canterbury for be acce ted he challenge. He did not complain of the w a esti hth th h Id d t d Then it might be said, " Your g pplies are likely to fail
p t qu on w e er ey aou TOMOve Ora ay sa
el saaperviaion Pres the first of them nit, it Appeared that
Dgertrat MAY 2.-We had a falr "apply of wheat.
Furinee- niiaute criticism to which the budget had been sub- tat on soother. (Hear, hear.) It might be worth while you, and if your supplim diminil and your demand io-
dise the daft Mete. ••( ti
Pwer latre were, "'NI"' I°-itiewl 1 Sr 1;. LEWIS said the Crown had assented that a royal jectod, the result of which Wel that tfr. Disraeli to towed the paper duty ; but if 00, tat wm not the propor mins the same; and your coneumptioe at home Manage At the commencement of the market considerable dunces"
mneeillet lied eeeeiell PrP7e" wreaiy• Pile divine `Pr". en limas. ibe.ulel he granted. and the law officer. of the crown had quietly diemeed of the min mut which had substitnta He would go with the goverument in the re- the price will natursdle increase, aad the pressure will prevailed, and a reduction of le. a qr. had to be submitted
Seal .e.. It ea pe,sided, howear, tut thew inmates were diroded to trAnsmit the proper authority as soon ea been used mania the financial stetement-namely, the l_riksion of the P- dtl th I ood beta te• be felt by the co s clamor- But the right hen, to, but before the close there wee more firmness, and
mer tt y I ey prOpafel 11 g su u
who onivietet to attend 00 the grouad of their relagiotim paw&
e trade in barley was about as last
doubt as to their being any surplus. The questioe now was, They had • Chancellor of the Exchequer fertile in expe- barnet IIII• answer' :reed removed that objection because Ueda ra/lied a little. Th
Mew should be ateuiptsid hem the reale. Hy another rule NEW FOREIGN-OFFICE. les, whksh are sold freel
tbe claim of tbe tea day to remission as opposed to that dieor • let him find another tax to replace the paper duty, ho hise reminded you that the treaty with China and the oesik ; good emtp . tutting, roue;
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la w" Prweeled tit" a" Mag. 46Sid he 'l4 wed te "'Ad" Mr. UTE askee.l the Fint Commiesioner of Wrk of the duty on paper. The rernianion wee sot -always ia but let'them not take off this tax when the poor wereasking treaty with Jam have opened large additional markets for but inflator ainus "Ye sot m must aemana• aMea time
Al vier of a raise' yr of his own faith fur the 1, of
close, clover and other small seeds were
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_, ,_ P riwee,,,......, whether the plans and designs for the Foreign and India: such favour with the oppeition • for it wee objected to by for relief ("Oh oh " from the ministerial beeches, and the supply a tea, and if that be the case your supply will draw* to •
"it" metruct'ne' '.''' 'm ...e "'dm"' m'' '''w ''''"'`'''' ME i w determined u • sad hem • 1854 Ite ' • • •.. II 'Th • 1 bed th • and it is site l the th ter of th' cheaper, clover 21. • cwt. and trefoil Is. lower. Wheat,
pee , Hem whether before the t in . femng to the petitions which had bees emulators c sere) e question wax co to on e increage, q c ear t e nee ings
tri II were also directed to be given by the go- °e ne
ek best, 574 to 66e. • middling 43m. to 575. • inferior, 3Ge. to 45
vole was propmed for the Foreignoftice be would exhibit the presented in favour of the repeal of the tea duty, he "aid other side with great eagerness, because they considered will be to lower tbe price with the now existing duty. W • • • , •
"ram' ei the reer'iwwwe to Permit wPPwrtumtwe tw draw- n 009 of ea mittee re nu of the house Barley 3oe. to 45 Oate, 2341. to 434. Beans 465. to 501.
elergynage of asaxiog visite to the ham, and to regulate 'age i - - r r•im- ' - that there was a suepkious!monteneity in their being got that their honour was concereed. But mme who pro- then, I say I admit, if we had nothing to consider except e • ,
the hours a hut, icy. for wham and their ritehhen, Mr. COWPER mid Mr. Gilhert, the architect of the new VP in the List few hours. The lose on the duty on paper tested against the policy pursued last year, he ventured to this tax alone, it would be desirable at any time • 42‘.
to 454.
' t which Pei; 45. to 46e. Flour, fine, 47x. to 50s. per rack ;
"ii the ear would be 663 000 f while the lea on the tea tell those who then gull) rted the measure for the repeal of it was practicable to do so, to lower the duty on that, as
nom Mee, it wow,' ow admitted. wera mr, erreeene Foreign-Mika had, at his desire, prepared a new elevation '.o 1 , . •• ,Pe . .
el ty
1,,,,,i,ted th„ 0„„ ~,L..atai Los ewith,r roe. ponnittoo iof that building, which weuhl be militated ia oae of the .. Prolused 0.
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r the amendment would be 960 000 f the r dut , that they hedlotened in time to tile warn- well as env other article of peers' consumption by Marmon; Mee 2.-The trade ince our last_ report
mrs ueder email' regulative to vim plains of worship I 03011Dittee room, before the house was celled upon to con. leaving • balance of only 123,000 f. out a his esti- tag given to em min the third reading, they might ban the lower clime : yet I my, on the grounds I have stated, hes antineed emeedingly dull, and Ibnyen have had the
I little s us of 406,000/ He contended that submit there is so such of in admirer in n almost all articles. The arrivals
:16 tows. ree eel. mimeos with regard te the edu• Mbr be "Ma" f°, di" building. mete' avPI • . emeFed the vefroevh t° which they had 11,d t° . d Presefirld "let° argensy at reel el wad Banc= largo of Doha
the pouponeroent of the reduction of duty to the Were they not to think of then constituencies? Was it regard to the uty oft tee, to you it in pre- venom are
masa of pauper children was more important. 'The peti- GREENWICH HOSPITAL Ist of Oeteber, by the ansendaser, would always to las said, dum &Brant riga, plcctuntur Achivi? femme to any other tax which les peculiar claim upon ours, fair of wheat, and moderate of flour. The receipts
Se"' wee. h" twilewsi• • tir C•mi'l" 11. 'eh" I'4 "'veil/ Mr. LIDDELL asked the Secretary to the Admiralty have the effect of i Dishing resumption, while it would He celled h . geotleme to ley aside their prejudices you coesideration. It wee teprossied that my right hon. from Ireland are mall. There ma an averageattendance
become e Limner' so the lbeelan estholee religion, and who etbet steps bed bea
or were being taken by the government cause a large lass of revenie. He then itiod that a long and fales alio:sue( honour:3rd to vote for the amendment. friend the Chancellor of the Embower said • diminution at this morning's mast, but vezy. little busman doing.
Mil itilereeial huessif greatlr in the nelfarc' "1 ate P"`d* for carrying eat the necommeodatiens of the commission 'ad la tef be fi wild be felt b h (Loud chain.)
en pen must e pee ore any ne t yt e of the duty would not find in way into the
.pockets of the Choice dement/Moos a whoa fully meentaieed their previous
With regard to thew children, eo John all'Neill mei ! 5r,,,,,,i0t0d to ;wow. wto th ff •
Mat gnat adnatares Med been found to anew i -rr-- e a sirs of Greenwich Hospital. consumer, owiug to the reduction of the duty on tea ; both Sr G. C. LEWIS pointed out that Sir S. Northoote's consumers in the shape of • reduction of price. Now, my vele*, whilst inferior Norte were neglected, and might have
fen, the roue of Issuding out peer rbildren arconest •
Lonl C PAGET said ultratioss at the hospital in the this and his previous argument being founded on statistics argument was foun&d on a verbal distinction, which was right hon. friend never said anything of the kind, but whet been obtained on rather lower terms. Scarcely scything
L, „i, node of managemest bad taken dace, in acuielance with which he quoted. He pouted out that, although almost in- inconsistent with the practical nature of a financial debar he said was that from the nature of the measure and dciag in Emir, and all but the finest qualities must be
" ' neigh "'mei Pea'act.' 'ase• Iwo' ''' tin" - ' ---..- tee mkt' f the • ' Th boor vital to do SO, U 0 on, Wit yew decker is favour of th tea Ile tho ght that the question of the existence of • sarplus the circumstances of the 't ad 'be • considerable tooted 13d. to Is. per sack and barrel cheaper Oats and
famigal b. reoult ,4 retainiag children is the poor house meal" Ines ° ecenrinsponern eIP
~.... were en sad amaloareated. aod placed on an en. duty ; and it Wen only ire sow in opposition to the re'peal wan disuposed of before the late debate closed ; bra it seemed time before the benefit Zarii:piodwoby the coosumer, and oatmeal sold slowly at former ram Eugliah beer advanced
vu. thee ice" ere PeaPcnua 66 their 66tund --, tardy serrdooting. His noble friend the First Lord of the a the paper duty, to wh'els the house wee sanally com- to have been now revived with a sort of cobweb logic which that, therefore, the purpose for which the remiseion was la. per quarter, whilst Indian corn declined to • similar
diem. But ie Scotia... it was sot always poosiblia to And
..,14. it... adhoii. &mak. iii.agat whom te heawi Admiralty had laid • bill on the table of the other house , . to g Pt 1.
milted. He next emulate/ the tizetioft hark off duties bad better be swe awe lit • with the mum Woo reposed would not be accomplished. My right boa. friend extent.
luting
P p I hod be hal
add,. .4 mos.w. mita. 1.„. end s tbease so for the rimer government of Greenwich licepital. He which could not be rempaid, w bourged was Weill"- that there was a large surplus, the question wa• as to its mu d not be suppoeed by any YU DO e cooverseut Nrwrt, Mae 1.-At tmday's market there was a small
dab, bed ...a.
broltsad ibeL &es:. saws rbE. might also Mate that the allowance to the premers had We to erre duties. He rea urged that the rentasioe disposal. There was no necessity to apply it to the redue- with the principlea of whith he known so unah, as te atteadanee. Beet sampled of wheat gupported lets =-
deem bed beesifts" tup in protestant families.
• been inenseed, the tirst-clus getting 5. • week, the wooed of the paper duty wosid immediately 01••• a deetand for Um of debt this year, for which there hail been agate years Imagine that a diminution of duty did not in the Ingram, macre ; meoodery, fully be per qr. cheaper. Barley la.
Mill this wm amid wheeever it was pmsibie, b. and eh' 'bird h. DK week. tabour, which would aot rpm ia the saw of wa. It was no rcourageniest given to game* minisker by the house. by some moans or other, produce • benefit to the WWWWIWer• lower, and only few parcels offering. Oats and bras
sed the board wrin extemly micro-is to provide POET LAUREATE TO THE KING OF GRAND not the burden on tlio papaw dry that exists which wu the The next question was how the surplus was to be applied to Theo we come to the reason why we should Pro Pen the n• brnat last week's prices. Wheat, white, 66e. to 70e. ;
fee the education al childmo io the ro- DONN Y. but the prenatios of trade which the excise taxation. He should be glad to have the income tax re. mission of the duty es paper. It is admitted that an excise red. hon. to gee.. ordinary saris got to gos par es ere&
C;•;usrined. He se t argued how these Heinen -like duced to its original amount of 7d. in the pound, and he duty is a bad duty from its menial Moro ; that it inter. Harry se. to itaa. ow or . grinding Nes. to 32n, per
==lfif their Weida. Bach child we° reguiler'd II Mr. STIRLING asked the Fint Lord of the Treasury ii Mr Bohm Lyttas an; Lard Snaky, who bed been ch could have understood a motion for the reduction of that f *th the mannfactme to whisk A applies • that it s ataL, tat& oid. Se •ti.:, '33,a. • new, ees. to 30s. per
lof the religion of ite Parte. aild the natural mai it was true that • pumice of fifty pomade lied lately been ersubeb sopiMden cif the repeal a the deety-oould supposu rt tax from the opposition instead of that for the reduction of reerderswithat manufacture mon expensive, and prevents lin- 24 rose. Beans, old, Mis. to fite'; DI:41, 40s. to 435. int
*ht of that child to reran educatiou in the nuse awned out of the fiad ~,,, apin to,
of htesusY the amendment in favour of re ; and what was to become the tea duty. -me right bon. gentleman then pointed out provernents in it, and also that it prevents other inventions 38 stook
form ef edition w.. directly recorneed The wade dub eria nee in distressed eireurasteaces rillars. J. elm,
mid in onscharse 1•• did ad belays there was any 11,066-
.. ragtag at Kirkby Stephen, Westmoreland, the author d al all these who, like Mr. Haman, denied the existence of the advadaos derived front the repeal of an excise duty ; connected with the manufantur• that valid otherwise oome
any • US .
urpl ' All this might be matter of doubt, Mit what and aa Navarra; Mar 2.-We hal • good supply of wheat, for
reprded the argument of good faith, the balance in into operatics. My. right hon. friend Mated an atample. which thwo wee tits hwat powihia wade, at 2a. nor rir. his
My ler ray rear is the law. alt for *ay elerattell is sae DOeree aard=ling himself Poet laureate to hia Majesty the
eseerusties di the Poor law Baird in 8 reeked as at pan king of Hooey, Western Africa. wag sot in doold WWI the unfriendly spirit in which the that respect was in favour of the paper duty as compared He elbowed yin a pipe made of paper, aad covered With money. Harley, car, Mos, sad per continue dell at late
seri semstlested. attempt at arciliatios aa • vexed grates by the govern- with that on tea. He trusted the house would support • other rooloriol, which would be exosedi useful fore many rams.
The Illed el WILICLOW mid that emilir complaint. lad Lord PALMERSTON-It le quite true that • peados et meet had berm received ; and still more did be not doubt budget founded on just and economical principles. and if the authorities of the bied not
Tassouit Mar 2.-The trade today is ve7 dull, with
501. a year has less granted by her Majesty as my reeolll- that the amedment maid net be senctimed by a majority Xt. DISRAELI, in reference to Mr. Gladstone's st•te. =that, in point of fact it could sr be deemed to be
lira mods with mod to the welting of the Poorlawe in emeadottoo to mt. ci..... ths woorootthad
rot. Thet ot the hour ment that his budget was proposed in • spirit of conolia- prer that article would have bees urensted from comins few buyers at market, and, though the condition of most
Bellgas4 Ide lanlsal allaa ntitettee would be Paid lo the • ted ie of r • • • • • ' f "ow, ithaniith le-tb; samples is good. but few sales are mad., and those at • re-
emerens which hed bees praiser:4 to the bear ram, was l!Tiit. o c°"equeltee reendatices in Mr. HORBFALL moved WI an ameadment ia hne 7to tioo, mid that coodliatioa was not among the numerous into use. happen to know
f duation of 2a. per qr. on wheat and la on barley. The
on the n as almost ea numerously sigeed leave avall the word " tea," awl at the wid of the resolution high maiden which that rto. t boa. gentleman powered, valley in which I live a very ingenious man three or our
ease of 01116 is not lower. Beane 2a. r r. higher In value.
IfenaIMYLLLE remerked that a committee d the ea any d those which hen bele premed this to inset ° tea until the let, of Getaber, 1861, afterwards while amongst those qualire the chief wee that Btu. yearsago erablisheda mill is whir be was so make not piper c- Po 9
werag-(hear)-aed smog the sem Mimed to it Is. par lb." levee his sotise had bees orate with which he could support aay view of but pamhment, to be made out of read milataace in the Warsaroao, Mao 1.-Although our supplies of grain,
Memo a Ooddelos Ime sitting to wiwch this 111enstion. ion Lad ()Atha. ood Lorg • Placed en Peadcas ea ei - - IL /edam' nachine-.the article both boar grown aad foreign, are moat limited, we cannot
ware ei Lusatia* and a great the paper of the house he bed received leaoy coin- any subject wch he might adoet On this ocerion be 'erne runner aa paper y a
auseek sem. bed been refem.L
sember of clergymen. country gentlemen and others ; and geenwatiofte on the subject frees di parts of the bads word with bitter energy against the prieceplegof which being applicable to &variety of usefurpurpown, which would aro any improvement in our market. Business is eijtte:
Ths Sirawarmwrp sad Wangled Railway Bill wee nod •as pow.a. ___,. 0.
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third time eel met upoe mar oalkatlat Irlia founded ocendry, many of which he bad moot yet had time le bed once hens the mon eloilielet ead apparently sincere have superseded parchment in • great degree, being appli- • retail remoter, at barely previous rates for ail
were that Mr. Clem was nne of those men, of whom Ism to reed, but there was me lhat AMA hkn More advocate. All his aaliertioem had boils Med is argument cable to binding books and various other useful purposes. exert oats, which are 3d. per band dearer.
MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMLNT BILL. anIWY to sav Illeveml have aPPeared of late. who, from a espeasßy, hem ellneinehans, in whisk the writer tea. and confuted by facts addseed by Siz B. Northeote. H• Well, that manufacture ma stopped because it was decided Sonntrion. MAY 1.-We had in the market to-day
This bill prrd through remeittem von Imaille stalks is life, have, by their owe innate demi kis Meeks for ins delleeminagien to yak to lower contended that the tes. duties bad long bees the on appeal to • court of appeal- that, insamuch as it was 1,20 g gm wheat, 817 barley,
_1,185 usts, and 335 bear
LEMUEL, be., BY INCUMBENTS RETTFUCTION Seas.ress ahem the elm to whir they belooged. the dunes tiainetead of the paperduty,the repeal subject of consideration by finance ministers in mede in the name manner IS paper. it might to Them were meld-Wheat, 823 qrs.; barker 403 t oats.
BILL , beat) That elm had dietiomnished themselves ha of which latter tax would net °se fraction to his cous- the interest of the consumer. Be continued 1- be liable to the excise duty on paper. (Hear, hese) SO ; and bars, 178 qn. As compared with last week-
' aad though not equal to Bros yet are fort (Hear, bear,) lisi believed that it was not is Ea- I think there le • great wadi Of lodgment is the right ban. No doubt there must be many others of which we ere Whist was S. up on top, and Is. 101. down on average.
Is amendlites ea this hill, Monism of • plies ia the sum . (Hear, mingharn alone, but is imp Legs town in the kingdom that gentleman's choosing to reproach us fog baying, wider the ignorant ; but these two examples are sufficient as intuits- Barley was ls. up on top, and Id. up os average. Oats
bard irnivros earived al menthaent. the Prstiee bear.) This pasera, It • wee y given, 601. such feelags prevails& wad rat PO people out of ray WO circumstances in which this Ileum is plead, aed when we bons of the ineoeventenai of them errile dude., and of the were Bd. up es top, aad Id. up oe average- Beane
lin. ed Wihke did MI mob thetel=st which aP- a year maiden the whole between pottery sad would say. Gin WO the duty off toe and not off FaPev." have • surplus te dlitributs, mead the house to follow the desirability of gettieg rid of than, if we can do so con- wee, sam on %wet la. 7d. up on avenge. Prior per
rieto bs breded to weer*
,biadbleato comfort ; and it having bees •at free the crown wee a (Hear, hear.) It might be expected that be me going to counsels which we recommended to it eieht years ago. intently with our anemia position. Well, I say that, unpaid gr. L- 36. oa. se ase. Od. ; huley, 75u.
s:* ith ha Zr___________ehawl myelin themsa,..ree,._te_,.._,,the murk of dielinstioa which wend be et considerable valise make out a very Meg case against the paper duty, but he We believed that it waa • petit* that ould contribute to taking the intrinsic merits of the excise duty on eeper, it is to ees. ; eate, ote. Cid. to 335. 3d. ,• bear. se. od. to
%a solos et obi •••••■ to umm us '".. ''...". " had in the dermaries ild his solithhosre. With regard wee going to de so wath thing. He had been the comfort of the westing Meer eel of the great mem • duty which stand. in preference to other" fer repeal, if 48a. Od. Wehtilf.top-Wheat, 83Vbs.; balky, 686165. ;
eg the amem. to the Mks whisk the boa marber rye Mr. Close bas as advocate for the roped of the paper duty of the commend', ; sad I may be permitted to say that boa you can afford it without MCOltalltialaa ta yrar financial ism, gbilbs. ; 671ba.
The likhop of LONDON aught it would be • Oillai ammasel. of per lamas to the Mb woorler n the most for the lea 12 or 15 years ; but be objected to the tine at gentlemen opposite have ao claim to aieogate to themselves position. (Hear, bear.) But this is sot the Mt time this
brsibipH tho am& of the smarm Mad he to dories of ithim Rail this oath ws• given *Me het ser dm which the propmal wee made ; and he ocuithred it wee the right to he considered the repreeentatiee. of propeed has bees made to oatmeal. Pallanient is not CAITI,S.-Eurecnon, Mar L-The number ofj cattle
pardes og serly einem of piertias. g their asiodelera I was Maly igooran that be waiend WY WM ththeihra but lust to the teapeyere, who had not had their war taxes the working clams The pri ples upoa which they are altogether Mete take Reda .os tide natter. Individuals Ina 99D, being 11 less then on this day week. Sala were
- The Illehael OXIIMID ladaa alma •11 inlianan„ _
___ _ _ .C.I. -iii lamb/ - bat if then HMI WY to be considired so a reduced, aad who ka the trot claire on the Chasaillor of the founded may be right, or they may be wrong, but a variety have been rembisl of ths opines thir swlnesed al former Mewl effsetsd at • reduction of fully 3d. per stone. A
thel hews sth kit Isil==sior Min ill• nesmsaVit source el profit lam draid Mr. Close will not gel one the Exchequer, fa have three war taxes reduesd, according to of lan have been passed through parliament during the periods under dramaturge la the emery entirely diffareat ' quantity left over unsold. Top price, 7s. fid.;
bhe MOW mei ism thee il ail Prealied Pon butt of owl from that able warrior whias med to be the the pledges of that right.hon. guallszess, sad which, if he course of the last 20 ma , the object of which has been to from those Is which we now stand, by quotations such as *week ea to ea 51. ; middling anti inferior sorts from
rent 'overdo( poet, laureate in thh eoutry. (How, andshegia) wee aa hosed ma, he wee Mad to fullit (Hear, hear.) alleviate the labour of are people, to Mamas. their porn- these whleilt have haw giant from speeches of my right hon. 5a..4d, to 6s. ad. per stose. The supply of Map wee
The ommedmon wso awned to, sod the hill passed Whim_ he l 3lr. Honfall) commerd he mid he would con- forts, and to reeogniee their claim to that portion of their frier the Clwrieffor al the Exchequer, which I must my %RA ar.130 more than last market Whitefaced Asap
thaueoh mosmiltsa eArrAux GRANT'S COOLING APPARATUS. be kielf to the nealutin bd.:re the boon He had time which may teed to their cultivation and general WI. are not applicable to tits runt state of Wart fleangbter were rid about lest week's prices, but the quantity at
QUILTS PRWON. he., BILL thmseel BUCKLEY asked tho Under bastary d Star sederoured to do at, Rad ho put ie mow se the house provement. All throe laws have hem mar Ihy from the oppositice.) I say that Il individuals ate to look hheefirod being large, went down about 2g. • boa.
lib tat um smd • thin Wm and pomod. laa War alb° r'we°° wit/ Oatio Omet's looking aliParatas. whether they should ban a repel of the paper duty honourable gentlemen opposite. (Hier, bear.). Though back to see what they laid or thought on former occeatess On at espereor Soot was brought ffid. per lb., befog
endleileg for 5.0101) rose, w• Is wail sent he China in the which must be a permanent meal, or May should I do Dot wish to enter into any 00WWW•efer this house hes also a ebaraeter for consistency, sod it cant the top poles ; current top, 80. ; current price, Bd., end
MR ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. Lama Adelaide t . 3,000 tom, Ines net lauded, reduce the duty me bea to le., width wwild now about "elutes. which. however oPpord al first to look beak aad see what it hag said and dose in madam dem to Myer lb. A eleatance not affected.- Fed pigs, from
Ile Illsgq. el "MAN" "84 hsr 1141.6/8 11., the seer eamanding ; aad whether the
Mame" WODOWD IWO' were made for Mid Pleepenei by recover itself in ges yeen at the mod, or rashly in have been eminently nocasful, whir have produced rose compacted with tho public Mersa (Cheers.) Resolutioos file. od. to 7a. per bipedal sem ; six to sight weeks'
momon whether_ shay hod sap shisonne to ginfroc=
tosolood to zostood
without , _ . brown
tr="ll tee Init three yeara. He rely bond that in the few observances of the evils which were predicted by hon. gentlemen oppo. have been pulsed by this house, and bills have bees oid ditto, hum les. to lee a heed. Number' in market-
wise.% al way impala nem Wr Jams Halm aurae which ke hod admen to the house he hod shows that site, sod which are now reesived with affection and con. passed decreeing the abolition of this excise duty so Shoop, OAS; Ist cattle, 990 ; lean do. 228 ; milch cows.
ake rime nide ni the seEarees sew swag et Tema se KC T. 0. BARING replied it wee quits tine that ho hod • right to ask hes. gestleasea to join hint in hie hams by the great body of the people, still I may be son as the circumstances and fineness admitted. Surd!. 165; pip. 7173.
ae sae enneart ag eterepaglond as mks os the ithe thoo. Nook Or.mt•e cookies apparatus hed hen ant oat ao omendissat, net only as ma ast of Mir to the worlds,' permitted to lay that it is rather uswiee in hon. gentlemen then, if the constancy of individuals is to be
bow. me eif three wheal their them. in the Lath% hat ao amen al ila waddeg bed yet hem niseiril. deems, but as • Ineeestre thet would erred ear ammeres, to ammo • maeopoly of afferies for the working claire, the combitaloY of se altrlitste .
body ought also torT:derdee
aim" eied eg theft use maid gee ether Houga Aogargt ray" She moms of the enutry ce • more eatidadery when, whatever may have bees oar errors, there can be ro goaded i and if the °UM! iwish haat
es'
i*habse f°raenqsuenti WEATHER IMPORT.
Lad WO mid ho lined be sheen on bs Yr. HODOILINHON Mod Ha ahaneenor al the Jim ame=Zn ithi" the mibjeate we hen been • h a with
The hem. geotheme concluded by moving, as an doubt t nos Ohm rig t., tel regard to the open ons it 7 Thellin4T, MAT 9IITO 9 s..n.
ihrapd WWI ell wewilthiplow to gin imilmunliew te the Amu, to the resoluting of the Cheneellor of the hon. overeaten opposite have bra soustastly arid invariably and delibentely expressed, we call upon it now to redeem
bum or to mono my qmsdoo pot to him, astag tst thy whether be would so seed* ths oath rowelutios thithigner, dins on sad arta. the la or Darer next the sang. (ckawa.) in 1852, a riesennendag that the pledges it re more than once distinctly gleam (Chien.)
lateraled to ha propmed a esese of ways aid memo D. 11. 11. D. F. C. I. 8.
lisowlen of Verify AliM • hut be appoded to tho boom 460 cm too shoold_ be h. per lls. (Hear.) policy which I have referred to In Fogad to the We are toid that there is so roans far Mug this la moor
molutios robe* to bone spots) os to ement from
en ths pant somelesi
_whither lt was loworesussiisar eso• . The Ms al HARTINOTON no of opines that after tea duty. we hod-I will Dot lay • *bar Tem* 01 the differs:we ott the anthlect between the WO -.......-.....- ..-.......- -- - -
wining WM Ibuy nail Mir ea • &loin rePeastaes all Peinene ile=g led asedals. the Nob ar the Mg which lin bad had ma fib question, and but • sot lees important result la view theta the improve- Home of Parliament Will, Dot Year the lame=
win mini to the Mines d moners of parlimen la • ma
oodonished bouseenly ; if am, whether he IFNI' 0011- after the hook explawatim ern by the Cheaaellor of the mit of the maitre of the people. We looked to aa was held. I remember that • great degree d
hie Ii is firesky.the death of width they were set or wok
lissalend bola Ile alleastiss Wan psalms wbo "We Igehergeso, it wan wean a pennies' bee tha 'abject, but Menus of occupation by
beam@ am al wand:anon heat for • gup lam mecum and wee created, not in this house dm, bat oat of Ribber', NAM
41 30 N.N.W. a
ood cheen)-sot bertha viellrea-a Alain= e•d•
wia. erel weak a airy ~,,, RequalaVid IMIII
mot tZolUr Hew be supposed a party-light most be gd up. Ha trusted stimulating old ones. And wuLluimare thi eirounehinese Win the ...mg-a .
_mix_ ~.. a gi a aw; b
I=lt meta{ filliblekl UW6 tbsy isseld dime& The no eastajugst a the EXCHEQUER that the d tlw goverment woeld be carried by the present day with regard to that subject? If the ex- tablical etoleholl... ..--of the . ,r_... • ... imam Ma 66 40 LH e
esmor be iwil to gni to the waffle wrap* woe, thet we _, ,__, ______ ,_ _ .
aware m soy ior tenpin; moss of tho yds 10
was Mt the Mr sod if the diarist of the Mese should be treme East neat that time a subject of great interest to as. other Homo of railiaralnk "'WS I Veß6lll.° Annanling I SI ee N. 0
what is our preeset position with regard to China and inlelsit to the houtill and this home nesswsed Is the rielMllll. Si 61 w. b
thepetsh hod hoes roosind boos OW Jima Haden, ....... iatteeed•''"••••; bet ho •,,,,-r, -
oblottioo to
exempt mumble, he rosomended the none kard to appeal . h .
pea.
we
it
et
Lads
ma
lamas
it Toth. onanolog the bdoneatice thee the some •-• to the cower,. Peers, and deride, cheers from the Japes? That, sir, is a much more important tint for se opinion, that tec n y a ing ors 47 44 N.N.L o
411 home ate of • hieing n 1:: than 25/. a year.
to hat which they did-that they wore soillod thaw .. - nu ill 68 N.W. e
lampols Ishii fon sod esseseseetly so despatch mad
et• er tatenany hick
ent, if therinireektliep this
sad I Ito re.j.:ct Mid: wt hole.propoeition soot to than, though we delannananal WWI a 46 I•N•r• o
helenfined se the sedgen Ile would cely add, Mai hie CAVALRY FORAGE. °Pt
MINNOW trusted the Irish bars would vote 13:30u
LITZLITIOL
BIM hind bid Arad to renew which were funereal Mr. GRIFFITH bead thir um., og &ohs for •i- lit to alter er mend *
for the redacting of the tea duty in preference to the rends- am surprised to fisd hon. geatimege opposite Mating it se disputed thee ng "swan v„„„...
nth edineso to She voting by universal Mho, le the War whether it wee to be understood front de 10, as de- don of the itity re paper. (Hear, beer.k aa au acknowledged fact that we have bees defeated and Parts ; but that feeling to which I hunotheeloi woo ben Qulriirreeig wag an 66 pug. o
dse ansertiou et several mates to Ilimilein tailed in the array animates, that the charge for the daily Mr. PA°5l. melte tee Imes that me Meer •
-imam of treated with conterapt ga the other bowie. Than if that attributed to • difference of opinitia Os a green gallatida Or : Yuman NA 48 40 N.N.L a
gigt need sot point est to their inmithige tho" a nition of j,,,,attirb for rfir eirik7 rif she him fa R... Ireload wen, like soisaltural intonate in that country, was the case, why you submit to it? (Chem) nalioneldpo . ( , .
altite
bet
bey Hear bear No man can deny t LOUDON
hat - telli 111 47 IN.N.W. c -
1 lois 0 tam tag. who, reithed to the anneresien eg ine. leed nee er 2iTd. iied iii /mend is iith_ nth for abe saTe'd in • fieserfaingeandinlen, and he thought that if Vie duty If I had euppeeed that the House
unideleigh um ge a eery perolter thew% mad othommy deprethethei einem eg the eathy amid th gm. is h,,,h co paper was aholithed the patios et die paper manufac. with our privileges, I should not ban bees so silent as tbe on • question co
d Lard' had iataeferla when a Matinee of opinion ween the two homes DOVER
do milest gi wren= thek maim re. ismithi; whither nth memo then rim ih. superior tunes wadi be sill more turret The reniimies of the right hoe. gentleman. But the House of Lords has ite pd. tile count'''. with regard !a . 04 51 N.
ith the financial arrangements of PORMIOO2I- 16 66 40 14.
• uuedud
wto bich the H of• P41T14.66' •••• 6136 64 48 14• W•
IexIMIOWen
bee always e;ciFed and maintained the utmost jealousy 'imam st. eg s N.N.w.
aged te, dam. s awes and thendere ageand geethis, eir ththe id the math swaged re theee bewbee pew duty wee as imparted matter to he ementossis, be- viteyes and Be
.rights : maid if they bed sir why have the _ . .. . ,_
mee maths- --a-thie ethenry ae sae& Hag E they wen a the ..,,in. or g wet „Au mom he nee eh,. ac, glee OM. UMW had to sempele with the themo moulanrcas. paper makers pull the duty whir, if the right bon. gentle. so to its Fri -so om cso WOPUDD ,_. . IID
_,Ter7 OW /WIT 00.36 66 60 N.A. o t
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to ban In Mono ef Merest alseltam„ If they me to fur U. chloral.: It Wes the habit ef the mftenfacturen et Afetilsgbain to man be right, it wm their duty to resist? Why, the go- Nimble to get . of the grounds on wflic° 4444 "Thee" CatelaßannX - In - W-11•11T• a ?
acheitLokme whether the maw wen too Hr. T. O. RARING rend that ths Admen moo peek their la paper Mr, whisk ia Ws country cerement premed a resolution dricatiag the lineages of rests. (Hear, hear.) We are told, aod Mly, that the Unser 80.16 44 - N.N.W.
110.87 48 - NICK e ,-
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IN It ww • frambise bag wsedidelet7 leali lad db. rmft the tad that the hone gins to She mar ws set "66 hi. each. the some a Ommuy could be the House of Lords ; and ii it now the Chaucellor of the House of Lords acted last year in the belief and couviakft, _ _ _
662011313 Ma 65 - it b 1
al the mods. he mad 'ay that Ing wadi d,„...........4,...1 j ~_ bought Isr SI, sod that was • dilfereon to Exchequer, who, al all ministers, is to treat as an historical as they thought, that there was not at the tine maw
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thav mid sell leo hi --- - - allimliss• gad 6. 44bliad an "'" prise which so brourable member could wish to see fact that the House of-Lords had interfered with the ;wild. of their de&. ion surplus month to testify them in
......at• diddr°V.l., le Odd, --, home woo oleo • cause of the iwwwwo c 4 longs. •
whip immune beel himself furabhed a ma- eostiased. Or of Ids eaustareste bed informed him that hoe et this house? (Hear, hear.) What did the Chung- Wooing to Derail,. • very large Po:two of revenue.
=llLararwar aal i a wens rondo ea to the donna li of Me INSPECTORS OF BLRACH WORE& IMPLANATION.
he paid am lee Mae 3,500 f. • year for boles of this deem* lor of the Exchequer do hat mike ? He brought in a We are:eld that this year that ebjecttioe
redoes. irk opply,. 3.......e5t
°emoted
..d
red.., to in 4... at inarna an
adds ia which be referred to the Mabee pirtanteet Mager BDWABIId add the aleMetary of Ran fee the tin, emd sworabar lid she duty whisk he wid was ari isss woad Midget, and Mauled the paper duty as part of hie eed.
..i . be.r:More f.b,l! .h._ 1,1 l'i I" Par level : earn 10 fel* ot vertical rise,omusing about re-humaielgh
Ale Mai to aol authorittll it all meteors sok. Effie &TUT:: Vmostiu r. be rat saj Meath= Lc
tihse
the • nisei
to ow,
heteueresy couwewld:eottetha= ways rd meson Meer) I throe:hat:4, therefees, all tt lat ;Jul:,
swim=
wipt%
theWeifitl;.artiDdiraotion. I be.. da a fwitsdiradusinazio-1.....x. 1L...11 .417.,...
=„ ef 1... -
4.7 i . width be ert...l. and a tibtr bo end of the Bleach Worlorrltuncesibur Ms fore Jprie Li'. th..e. of the ipso& or tof tles mons of the privileges. I ti‘dece; that thar have reuMtirg out. lien it will torn out to be true. I gay, let us take the House In Made. IL-lionased bulb (ter evaPeratial sad he
%ad W knew with ref. t truth. that the 1.11:1M tiol_llll. to_the Paasing of the Pnallased liansisseadt lalae :aelawlarkwhia ilinork bzjith-o wardind tallota'dioingalliogintrti; fled i aad believe there is of Lords when they are in that mond. (laughter.) Let us ming. 11.-Miestion or wind Orm-two tot ,Ilta lei V img•
1 pasiment entolood mow of ths Mitres dwuncan la tho W°D." ilin• efl t °ugh if
in thetim hat 4
of Comnicne to avail ourselves of this golden opportunity for getting rid by !Ilia-
:T.---Foraill toe 11-earlrejt-J).l7oM.(lts.tattl;- I.
somay, eml yobs *WS be odd falai to WiPrelieet the Sir O. LEWIS replied that he hold se yet reseind Do supped lo dm rossiolino of in Chmsethe of the Krebs- douldkodemthom. The HoullsoKleensielle did Dot resin because mutual opulent of that which last year was • sourm of din m• 7._ as., ); 0, mast open); r, Me: 6, OWN
if it
eg gin masa woes' *Moth,/ into detail. a report on the wiliject, but be thought it was on kopeokodo gew he arid ho a nosmitheo with the wiens of after a oalm amidenition it was found that they had not erosion aed difference, and may in a future year, be i.
..-'s. a seri.
'Li= diddidell. he might, to the smallness of the that a small addition would be made to the owaher of sob- the weeds( me of hen violated, aad my belief is that the House of Loire will still allowed to exist, give rise to some fatal
amen was wen sand to liwoo"voted, remind the onto hensalon Viosoua HOLMBID lON Able the mail ehrefOl at. never violate theprlilegem of **Hared Commons. (Hear, difference between the two Hours of Parliament.
areargais that be this • wiry mall ProPortessa a the PRIVATEERING IN THE SOUTHERN STATES torte which he bad been waded to give the sobisot, be hear.) I say in osmium that we crook is dem•diag oo (Hear.) The right hon. beronet ea'
'd he could see no VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
dukes voted He lint the Italian whams OF AMERICA. doi
felt that he shoald be best perframiag his duty to hie this question, keep such petty onsidwation as ban bra political advantage in the oourse We propee ; but In ng
' the spina= Ine Italian community. aed a Mr. .1. EWART •thed the Becretary of State foe Yerelen mostinents aid to his matey by ming for the mead- advaseed before oar eyea. If then is • surplus elevens- so he took a vel7 short-sighted view 1 the Practice aad Aram, from rAmpool for Calcutta V days, Haab 15.1aa 4-$i
lie be smithred be fore' governorate Etas mese. if • remission of taxation is to be made. end it is to be db. working of the coostitutioo. There a nothing I should so N., lon. 13.20.
. WM 6061018‘ lam
~,...taseal_r• we* the lannildlitY
~of____Prieaberfrag,_„_„_„__llllll Mr. NORRIS disputed the propesitin UM the reasetion tributed for the benefit of the people, I . the dut of this much deprecate as a permanent or enebliabed elifference on
eo omponsi of the lenbes ad the Dales people. losla, Irma Lawton for Nepal 61 days, lat. 36 8., len. 12 K
Per."."' ''''' memswitild iratite Ideewewe ''''''' of the tea duty wonld be so pat a boos to the warkin co Itee to consider the way in whichluthat dial:antics any terial point between the two Ileums of the legisla- Irma, from London for karat Loudon, April 14, lat. 40 N.
their heethine WM Armed at 25 minutes peet alia el the Stare of Amnia, Majesty's goverment hod
eithek. ,_ man. The bon. member for Livorpel bed quoted the owe shmoulud tele place. Will you great saarketa sad ow ture.maMost unfortunate would it be if that difference of losi. 18 W.
a selliMeet lava kg"' el. Intended te jemmies* "' fro t Dion at Hinonghem, who stiled that will Mir those channels of • ion to • matter which we think belougs to Juanita, from London for Cape of Good Hope, April 7. .
Ist 36 N.,
etulf of Mexico, with a view to protect British admen: ea " "Fame° em* bun yoor commerce, ; you new opal Wer• erise Ott •
len. It w.
HOUSE OF COMMON& -Tnur.taaT, MAT 2. and Bath oremerty oo beard of American Me;.„„ ai,F-1 he oriestuned half • peeled per weak na wins as that, if trade which ought to be encoureged and improved, or WEI Oer own exclusive and peculiar jurisdiction, but in regal' to iceni., bat Kerma.. for London. Apra it; lat. ya N., ion.
h " '-- - - ------0„,,„„,„...1--t- ' .......1 the reduction of duty really reached him, would be just 2.e. • odentand ha hick the other house may think it stands ia the 35 tt.
privateers riling uoder the flag of au u . you for arm meats u mg, some petty cars w
Mt Mawr took the chair, is the absence of the Speaker, „edd be deo, - b • ---"•-• 1""`" per week, or probably not a halfposay per head so • cornparkon which even yet is obscure, sod which it has position of • umlaute branch of the legislature, en. Robin Hood, beta London for Hong eon, Feben. o
ft the blind
airily adore 4 &chick. wit as pirates.
fearlij. But from isquirke he (Ifr if mu) bad made he been most diffieult to earavel in the mune of this de- titled to exercise • separate and distinct °prawn. ot Trinidad. .. _
Lard J. RUSSELL-Her Majesty's government ban • ' und th nd hat th tris See Nrepti. tress Natal tor louden, April 17, lat. t 5 : ' .•. ...
PRIVATE BUSINESS. lakes the Ant opportunity to direct thet a naval fame f that the real poor sever allowed tisenuelves ee bey bate, but wbich all have seknowlentl to be almost of I say then, on every gro -on e gron t e
mon than two ounces, so that the Ms which the boa. a rsooal character will ou fo t opportunity duty is not • duty which proem seriously on the lower 34 '6.
_ntwia„..iatiana awe naat a tba Lae ad paned ; should be sent to the mast of America and the Gulf a ~....t,0,,_,, .......6.4 am im, hini f_-,,__ ea of" • ' •
y • th gr"
f h lames f the it th ground that the price of
Coal lway ; Birmingham Caul Navigates. ; Ileileoe to Protect Bfitieh shipping and British inknina. riTel-i-ssr-sea.--- two wimp supporting and et:mulatto; e eommerce ot e c o coalmen y--on e
°lmam/ Kau Do*, , Low...shin, wid Yorkshire owl. (Hear, heir.) With regard to the latter part et ths ger
= Mr Ectroamoceng bell that the hen when fell - lech at best will
he.); Liverpool Improvement ; MiddlitOo WOW, though the hon. gentleman has set pat it, I Welt I hot the ..k. a the choootato
oc tie - - tr..! . _ . .
Inarromuseet ; Mooruoutheare Railway sad my as well state to the house, that from day to day we
cithal do .. x ...dub ire R.daray ind 0,,,,,,,i hear the meet lamentable accounts of the a Vie
yostv. country ; or willyoq on the other hand. take the course the commodity is less than it was in former years, mid
marque, nail mii escounge memoir interests .
Media comparatively petty results, aod that then is • probability that the increased supply will
' That as the point pon create • diminution of price-and on the ground, on the
a. wholly false view of the
.questin at ion. The which we are going to decide ; and whatever may beu our other hand, that we have an opporemity of settling with BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
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BERTHS.
Solna southelmhiro,
hem member had argued that as if they wen 0010. t and immedMble decision lam sure that the principle the good will, assent and consent of the other house of DURILANT.-April eft et the willows, An . . .
Illiew Linos, kg) Newcestlinuader-Lyme Marsh Lends ; war in America. We heard the other day awns hod is ~,,,.______. , _ ___,..;_ ___,_ ilutott the wife of 0. Y. Ihirrant, Ksq., at a &eight. r.l .
that tho ' ' • bef ' behouse will •k d 'to parliament, • question of difference which if lett tin-
, Iffkaassee, awl Whitehurth Railway : Parleastowe heen given hy the Souther° States to Ms eel letters d '"------' "` '1"""'"" .""‘"
pi questa:et involved in the question met sin eep in HICATON.-Apail Mg at Hampstead, the site ot W. 11. I eat .
mg Bridge Railway ; rt,,„;,h yerkshim Redo., marque ; end we hoer to-day • acelimatin of that star wee yto weat taxes they us in the hearts of the ple, and will sot be forgotten when set
tled y -at some fut ti e produee the
• lie., Bilk
tans.); &wary Bridge Doe ; norm, Roo, mot. The boo. gentleman and the Mee know what weir =.1.„. ~.......,_ , dw
of reductios. No he
tat Sa.l3l9iyirtheote) I called to .1 'ils the al ct of their re . same irritation which did exist 11dr:ring mthe lest session HVlNBRl.Nleprirate. at Thorn of Wight. the elle .1 A.
utter y they are eci upon COO u Pre
named provisicias of the Law of nations on this subject ; - 1.......".'. ..... we we." in Peswearra *Mahan lOPtresition cheeral . .
of • sures. (Omosition Mows and considerable direst 1 Lord PALMERSTON-Sir those who have been in the cial, and po i
of parliament--I say, o.ujurir ground, oommerciel, Gum- Huger , Isle
1. • the which we make is entitled INGLEFIItf-D"... °t
a "641°1%
b If tLi • t C..1..nel
Apiil 20, at Dover, tew c 0 cu .•
1 Oa wrest far the consideratios of the report upon the htht *ohne Portion* at the question ow sa pei" and so kn. ma dea‘d that -bad ch •of to be '• . • ' ' • •
Wodwiner IR anima Rill, portent that I have asked the advice of the law officers of .
•
Mr. A. s said tbec the Eon of 1417 provided that the cm". a" t. the o°Qra° whieh her Maleitee milliners did not deny the
we a mos les to reduced ;he habit of attending to the came a debates and discussions your pre trance,
to f P"
I cannot believe that the Ingatisid. of •Dm
of tbe Chancellor of the in this house must have observed from time to time that decinion of this house will be otherwise than approbatory NDLINL-APrll au. at lansanne-nlial, Bate .
Exchequer but he aficretlat takin h • fth reeol tion before it. (Loud cheers.)
gtem am they stood when a greet pate have found themselves defeated in lulu. o e u R. Moline, Mg., ot a sou. ham the leek ot
the net esa south perm of the Abbey should be brought and the cominander-inthief of her Majesty's keen in th had • ... . PAULA-April a, at Cranky-place, Meow-mum, Ora E.
how mew. kat when the new imildiaga is wieternidation wem thoee seas +amid adopt. Her Majesty's government dads, . _ . • .
ey no surpies. (Hear.) The !seat question they had ment-r oh, oh," from the oppositiord-they neturally The committee thee divided ;
.. .. nem of a htmaholaar

the other. They all knew the fable of thetmveller who had •
cheese given him, which had the peculiarity that while it was
Odell down to the lowest point, provided some was left, it
grew again in the night to its former dimensions, till a hue-
gry friend came in on one occasion and eat it snap ; and there
was nothing left of it to grow up from. (Laughter.)
fife Robert Peel said that the removal of duties m one
direction incrumed the revenue from other sources., but for
Ohio they must leave articles taxed. The elasticity of ex-
ear duties had been spoken of, and they had been elastic he
granted, but the great recovery had not been from their
elasticity, but from the inoreemp of duties. The nobs re-
venue had increased between 2,000,000/. and 3,000,0001. since
1849; the revenue from opiate had increased no lees than
4,000,0001. a year, and this arose not from the increase of
consumption, but from increase of duty. But he would
not admit that this was a question to be argued as between
tea and paper, contending that it should be discussed as
whether they should or should not renew those war du.ies
which so many considerations pressed them to repeal.
(Hear, hear.) lie appealed confidently to members below
the gangway, to Manchester and Liverpool, and to the whole
of the commercial interests of the country, to help
in the removal of the duty on tea. (Hear, hoar.) It was
not a question which of two duties they would remit, it
was a question whether they should remove one duty and
take on soother. (Hear, hear.) It might be worth while
to takeoff the paper duty ; but if so, tea was not the proper
substitute. He would go with the goverumcnt in the re-
minion of the paper ditty if they proposed a good substitute.
They had • Chancellor of the Exchequer fertile in expe-
dients ; let him find another tax to replace the paper duty,
but let them not take off this tax when the poor wereasking
for relief. J(" Oh. oh" from the ministerial benches, and
opposition cheers.) The question was looked to on the
other side with great eagerness, because they considered
that their honour was concerned. But se cue who pro-
tested against the policy pursued last year, be ventured to
tell those who then supported the measure for the repeal of
the paper duty, that if they hadlistened in time to the warn-
ing given to them upon the third reading, they might have
escaped the reproach to which they had had to submit
Were they not to think of their constituencies? Was it
always to be said, dum &Brant reps, plcctuntur Achivi?
He called on hoc. gentlemen to ley aside their prejudices
and false notices of honour, and to vote for the amendment.
(Loud chews.)
Mr G. C. LEWIS pointed out that Sir S. Northoote's
argument was founded on a verbal distinction, which was
ineonsistent with the practical nature of a financial debate.
He thought that the question of the existence of • surplus
was disposed of before the late debate closed ; bet it seemed
to have been now revived with a sort of cobweb logic which
had better be swept away. Starting with the assumption
that there was a large surplus, the question wee as to its
disposal. There was no necessity to apply it to the redue-
Ike of debt this year, for which there had bees agate years
no escouragensent given to finance ministers by the house.
The next question was bow the surplus was to be applied to
taxation. He should be glad to have the income tax re.
dueled to its original amount of 7d. in the pound, and he
lend have understood • motion for the reduction of that
, Oa from the opposition instead of that for the reduction of
as tea duty. The right hon. gentleman then pointed out
the 'demise derived from the repeal of an excise duty ;
gad as egarded the argument of good faith, the balance in
that sespoot was in favour of the paper duty as compared
with that on tea. He trusted the house would support a
buirtfounded on just and economical principles.
DISRAILLI, in reference to Mr. Gladstone's state-
ment, that his budget was proposed in • sprat of concilia-
tion, said that conciliation was not among the numerous
high qualities which that right has. gentleman powered,
while amongst those qualis the chief wee that stu-
pendous courage with which be could support say view of
' any subject which he might adopt On this ocesaion he
had argued with bitter maw against the prizeiplesof which
be had once been the most sloven sad apparently sincere
advocate. All his assertions lad bees met in argument
and confuted by facts 'Admen by fir B. Northeote. He
contended that the tea china had long been the
subject of consideration by finance ministers in
the interest of the consumer. He continued :
I think there is • peat want of judgment in the right hon.
gentleman's choosing to reproach us for having, under the
circumstances in which this home is plead, and when we
have • surplus to distribute, urged the house to follow the
counsels which we recommended to it eight years ago.
We believed that it was • policy that would contribute to
the comfort of the 'reeking classes, sad of the great mans
of the community ; sad I may be permitted to say that bon.
gentlemen opposite have so claim to arrogate to themselves
the right to be considered the peeedier representatives of '
the working classes. The principles upon which they are
founded may be right, or they may be wrong, but a variety I
of laws have been passed through parliament during the ,
course of the last 20 years, the object of which has been to
alleviate the labour of the people, to increase their com-
forts, and to recognise their claim to that portion of their
time which may teed to their cultivation and general brie
provement. All those laws have bees opposed I b
honourable gentlemen opposite. Meer, her.) Though
I do not wish to enter into any controversy
now about statutes, which, however opposed at first
have been eminently successful, whleh have produced rone
of the evils which were predicted by hon. gentlemen oppo-
site, and which are now reesived with affection and con-
fidence by the peat body of the people, still I may be
permitted to say that it is rather nowise in hon. gentlemen
' to samba • monopoly et awake for the working classes,
when, whatever may have been our errors, there can be ro
doubt that epos thine majeate we have been right, and
lion. gentlemen opposite have been mastaatlyand invariably
wrong. (Cheers.) In 1852, in amommending that
policy which I have referred is to regard to the
tea duty, we had—l will ant say a higher
but a sot lees important result Ia view than the improve-
ment of the canines of the people. We looked to see as
hareem of occupation by °peeing up sew aserkets and
stimulating old ones. And what are rile
eimunrausees of
the present day with regard to that subject? If the ex-
treme East was at that time • subject of great interest to es,
what is our present position with regard to China and
Japan? That, sir, is a much more important subject for us
to consider than any bickering@ beanie this and slather
house of parliament, if those bleiteriep ever existed, sad I
am surprised to find hon. piatlemen opposite treating It as
as an acknowledged fact that us have been defeated and
treated with contempt by the other house. Then if that
was the case, why did you submit to it? (Cheers,)
If I had supposed that the Ilona of Leeds had interfered
with our privilege'. I should not have been so silent as the
right hoe. gentleman. But the Hew of Lords has Its pri-
vileges and Its fights : and if they had not, why have the
paper makers paid the duty which, if the right hon. gentle.
man be right, it was their duty to resist'? Why, the go-
Tenoned proposed a resolution vindicating the privileges of
the Hone of Lords ; and ii it now the Chaucellor of the
Exchequer, who, of all ministers, is to treat as an historical
fad that the House of Leeds bad interfered with the privi-
leges et this house ? (Hear, hear.) What did the Chemin-
ler el the Exchequer do past swine? He brought in a
sassed budget, and included the paper duty as part of hie
ways and means. (Hear.) I throw away, therefore, all
those arguments, covered with cobwebs, respecting our
privileges. I deny that tier have been out-
; and if they yam, I believe there is
enough in the Hew of Comnicns to
them. The House °Woomera did Dot resist because
acaim coesidmation it was found that they had not
=
hen violated, and as belief is that the Howe of Loge will
Dever violate thsprtrileges of **Hasson Commons. (Hear,
hem.) 1 say in madames that we cannot, in deeding on
this question, hoopoe& petty oneiderations as have ben
advanced before our eves. If then is • surplus naenno—
if a remission of taxation is to be cede. and not is to be die
tributed for the benefit of the people, it is the duty of this
committee to consider the way In which that distellintioe
should take plans. Will you Imes great "markets sad sus-
tain your commerce ; will you clear then sew channels of
trade which ought to be discounted and improved, we will
you for some private undetstanding, some petty mum in
comparison which even yet is obscure, sod which it bas
been most diffieult to unravel in the course of this de-
bate, bet which all have ockeowledpd to be almost of
apnoea character, will you forego this peat opportunity
er wisportiog end stimulating the commerce of the
wh; or wilt yoq on the other hand, take the course
at best willobtain comparatively petty results, and
will encourage inferior interests . That ts the point upon
which we are going to decide ; and whatever ruay be our
present and immediate decision, I am sure that the principle
involved in the question before tbehouse will sink deep into
the hearts of the people, and will not be forgotten when
they are called to decide upon the conduct of their repro-
seetatives. (Opposition cheers.;
Len PALIMERSTON-84, those who have been io the
habit of attending to the coarse ef debates and discussions
in this house must have observed from time to time that
when a great party have found themselves defeated in argu.
met—(" oh, oh,* from the opposition)—they naturally
have recourse to personalities. (Meets.) They select for
their attack some leading and principal member of the
party by whom in argument they have been defeated, and
they endeavour lee save themselves by an attack on that
individual, acting on the well-known principle in law. "No
defence, vituperate the counsel for the plaintiff." (Loud
chaos.) Well, that is the course which has been taken on
the present OCCOAOO. After long discussion ono the various
details of the different proposals that have been made, we
have this night been favoured by • pouring forth of love.
tire from the right hon. gentleman opposite un my right
hon. friend the Chancellor of the Exchequerpo. (" Oh,"
from the opposition.) But, a, I am sure
that my right hon. friend, if no other consolation
were offered him, will derive comfort from an incident in
the speech of the right hon. gentleman opposite, for in the
midst of his most lahourel invective the kindly feeling of
of his heart—(loud laughter)- -triumphed, and induced him,
afar accusing the Chancellor of the
.Exchequer of every
offence that • public man could bepulty of, to finish by
calling him Ms right hon. friend. (Loud laughter). Mk
deprives the duel between the right ben. patinae ad my
right es
friend of everything Ma pereoesl animosity, and
we come beck, therefore, to the reel sesrits of the awe.
(Cheers.) The question is bereight to this single bar, A
surplus is admitted, although the hoe. baronet, who spoke
with great ability, contended that we had an surplus. We
all know that at the beginning tettec end white part of
the taxes are yet to be re-e iniseert that there h
no sulphas were a truism which y could eeetrovert.
11=esetion we have to consider is bow part et the emiles be supplied, that is to say by what lemierice of
taxation part of the su as shwa he awls S. Mims the 1
taxpayer. With tea rembelen of • poetise of the
Mama tax, that is of. Thee the seeefiree '
itself simply into this, shall we remit a et the mkt-
tag duty on tea or shQ we abolish the melee duly en gaped

—..—...—...
Mr. J. 'WART sated the Beareltery of fitate for remiss
Alfairs whether. mein the potability of privatesolas loofas
permitted aod oroonsresed by tie Souther* Confedeudien
et the Steno et Amerma, her Majesty's soverialaann bed
=a sealcient revel hem, or intended to inanity,' it le
al( of Mexico, with a view to protect British sidposteg
and British property on Mari of American ships; end if
privateers sealing under the flag of an unreeegaseed power
avoid be drat with as pirates.
lard J. RUSSELL—Her Majesty's government bans
taboo the Ent opportunity to direct that a naval fate
should be sent to the coast of America and the Golf of
Mexico, to protect British shipping sad British interaMa.
(Hear, hear.) With regard to the latter pert of the queen
team, though the hon. gentleman bee set pat its I think I
sooty as well state to the house, that (rate day to day we
hear the mint Lamentable accounts of the of the
war in America. We howl the other day that erases bad
been given by the Southern States to lane mg letters of
marque ; sod we hear to-day a eceirmaiket of that stake
meat. The boo. gentleman and the bones know what meth*
seeeral proviuoea of the Law of nations on this subject ;
but some portions of the question arli MO sew arid so im-
portant that I have asked the advice of the law officers of
the crown, as to the rooms which her Majesty's .{sisters
and the connsoder-in-chief of her Majesty's hems in
%hoes seas should mlopt. Her Majesty's government deeply
feel that it is their duty to nee every possible means to
avoid taking any part in the lamentable contest now going
00--(hear, hearl—and nothing hut an imperative sense of
their duty to protect British interests sod British honour
would justify us in interfering in say way. (Hear,
hese.) We are not as jet involved in any way
le thaia nutter, sod for God s sake let us keep nut of it.
(Cheer. from both sides of the house.) With that view I
wish to obtain the best advice as to how we shall act before
I give an answer to the question of the bon. member.

—Yr. NORRIS disputed the prowities VW the redsetioo
of the tea duty would be so greet • boos to the working
man. The boo. member for Liverpool bed quoted the sues
of • government employt at Hisseleghem, who stated that
he consumed half • potted per week. The wing as that, if
the reduction of duty really reached him, would be just 2W.
per week, or probably not • had fumy per head to his
family. But from isquirke he (Mr. 2Jarrie) bad made be
found that the real poor sewer allowed themselves to bey
more than two ounces, se that the been which the bon.
• belt pe
geetlessee pr week.romised them wee jest two farthiap and
sir & NORTHOOTE held that the hon. members follow-
=the wake of the Chestellor of the Exchequer had
a. wholly false claw of the qualities at hese. The
hes. member bad argued that gelation, as if they were now
is ponseesiou of a certain surplus, and that the question
woe merely to what taxes they should apply that surplus in
Etedireduction. Now he (Sir S. Northeote) utterly
thet politico% he denied that we were in possusio•
of • surplus. (Opposition cheers and considerable direst.)
He denied that we had a choice of taxer to be reduced; he
did not deny the figures of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, but he said that taking them as they stood
they had no surplus. (Hear.) The next question they had
to consider was whether they would put on one tax is
order that they miOt take off another. (Hear, beer.)
If he wanted au authority for this view of the question, he
bad only to refer to the Chancellor of the Exchequer him-
self, who in 1867 took • similar view of • war duty. The
war duty the levied on tee was Is. 9d. ; and the thou
Chancellor of the Exchequer (Sir G. C. Lewis) proposed to
reduce it to la. 7d. ; bat the present Chancellor of the
Exchequer mid that instead of baby off 2d. he was lay-
ing ea 4d., as the law provided that the duty should sisk
to le. (Hear, hear.) He (Sir S. Northoote) asserted
that that weepreciesly their ta-ge at thepresent moment ;
if they only allowed the war duty to lapse they would
have no surplus to dad with. (Opposition cheer..) He
thought that that was • view of the 04110 which ought to
be understood by the country. (Loud cries of " Hear,
hear." from the opposition beeches.) There were many
considerations, all coovereog to the some point, that
now, above all, wee the time to reduce the duty
on tea. There was the large amount he bad already
stated available for consumption, aid the markets
of China from which the supplies seas were to
• great extent throws open. Let them look to the
present rendition of the Gaited Stites, and they would see
that sow was the Attest time to improve our trade with
Chins, and while the import trade would be dammed up in
Coe direction it would be opened to the manufacturen of
Maseheates and Birmingham in another. (Hear, hear.) He
slimed that the emsessreial treaty with Freon was • good
thing, list the reduction of the duty *a tee aid the die.
velopmest of the Inds with Chins would confer • greater
benefit epee the prinelleetuters end produeen of this
eesnavy time the ledueffien of the wine duty. With regard
to what bed beemenii•lientreettperstive duties, be believed
that say redwetles d the tea duty would in the Gonne of •
few illieseltelif, sod the paper duty could not replace
end lholdtoo he advocated the one is preferessoe to

1101:181 OF COMMONEL—Tarr.saAv, MAT 2.
Mr. Mauer took the chair, in the absence of the Speaker,
simartlykdore 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSIhTESS.
afee °wilt...hills were read a third time mid proud :
Coal
'tally ; Birmingham Venal Navigation, ;
Mall Doers ; Lawashire and Yorkshire Rail.
= he.): Liverpool Improvement ; Middleton
Imerwmeet ; Monmouthshire Railway aced
Ora he.); Moamorksbire Railway and Canal
V.pr
Mgr Lim, he.) Newometle.nader-Lyme Marsh Linde;
/lawsatey, Eagnessee, awl Whitehurrh Kwitny ; Parrostown
and Bridge Railway ; South Yorkshire Railway
kr., Bil
tramk) ; Sowerby Bridge Oas ; Thorne Moor
•
Ci ardor fur the consideratios of the report upon the
Wairmalinarrar IRptoremaats Bill,
Mr. A. BMITH maid that the bill of l•i7 provided that
the welt sad south porta of the Abbey should be brought
kilo view. but wheedle mew titulars in contemplation were
anew opposite the Westminster Hotel the whole of the
Abbey on that, sole emir.' la, kept out of view. Ou :him
socount he prorated that the hill should he referred bark
bathe cos anittee to amcortain what were Our improvements
emitemplated by the original meamtre, and ale to what ea-
ter theme improvements had been carried out, and whe-
ther it they rioahl not be carried out in tote they might
all be carnal oat in part. so as to acoomplie wee et the
priacipal (Nimbi of the measure.
Mr. H. BAILLIE, as chairman of the committee upon
the bill, stated that the designs under the original act hid
set been entered into. The Westminster improvements
bed not her successfally carried out. The act. of parlia-
ment ter the purpose bed expired, and the object of this
bill was to appoint a new oornmissioa, with powers to wind
cep the eastern and do what they could for the mortgage.,
the bondholderr, sal the public. It wits a measure well
calculated for the object in view, and he trusted it would be
allowed to per
Sir W. OALLWEY thought the question had not bra
Wades* enemidersd by the committee, and hoped the
here weak' await to refer it Lack.
Mr. R. E..sTOI rts RT opposed the reference bock to the se-
lest coraittr.
Th. salmmhaeld `no thee withdrawn, and the bill was
ordered for third reading.
BII3INEM OF THE 1101. SE.
Mr. lIRLNIth gave unties that to.morrnw, no !be second
rewalution with regard to the briars of the house, he
• alma lee"' eh' the 'eel "Thundery," that the words
" after Later" be Merited.
CIVIL SERVICES.
Mr. T. PEEL pee settee that tomorrow b• should move
a vete of MN • willies of amity es ...sat of „,if
WAN&

DURHANT.—ApeIISO, at the Willows, All Sainte, southelmh9rs,
fhtfolk, the wife of 0. Y. Durrant, Esq., of a tlAtightvr
HICATON.—ApeI 20, at Hampstead, the wife of AS .11. liesto9,
1t.1f., of a Isom
HUoll2.—Aprll 29, at Thorne's, Isla of Wight. the •ID of A.
Hughes. Hag., of a daughter.
INGLEFIELD.—ApriI 20, at Dover, the wife of Lieut ahl
logletield, of • sou.
It/LlNK—April 20. at Lausanne-villas, Mitcham, the side nf
It. Moline, Yap , of a mom
!ADEL—April 29, at Cranlepplaco, Ousalow.square, Mrs. E.
Yams, of • daniktar.

Fur the
Agaiust it 2Bl

Majority far the Government lB
When it was seen that Mr. Brand took the division
list in his hand, the cheering horn the ministerial Bide of
the house was loud and long oentinued, but when the num.
ben of the minority were announced, theopposition took up
the cheer, and both sides continued to cheer and counter.
cheer for some minutes.

RUMOURED DISTURBANCES AT CORFU.
Mr. B. COCHRANE asked the Secretary of State for
=ie Affairs whether he had seen a telegram which ap-
ia the Perim journals that morning stating that dis-
Mishima. had broken oat at Corfu. and that twelve soldiers
sad a camber of the inhabitanta had been badly wounded.
Lord J. RUSSELL replied that a deepatch had been re.
mind freer Sir H. Stork; in which no allusion was made
to soy distarbanoe having taken Oxus, and therefore he
(Lend .1. Ituveell) apprehended that the account to which
the hon. member alluded was untrue. (Hear.)

The CHANCELLORS of the EXCHEQUER said with
respect to the paper duty he could not sok the committee
at that hour to proceed with any resolutions that night,
which hon. members opposite were anxious to discus, but
he wished to proceed with those resolutions which would
not require any protracted diinussioo. (Cries of " No,
no," from the opposition.) He only put the question for
the consideration of the house.

Mr. DISRAELI eounidered • that at that hour of the
nigh, it would be extremely inconvenient to proceed with
busioess. There were circumstances when a minister was
supported by a triumphant majority—(derialve laughter
end cheer+ from the oppsition)—and exceptions might be
made. He did not wish to offer any obstruction to the pro.
pm, of public business ; but he thought after what led
just taken pkee„ sad that this question was carried by a
very small majority, it would be for the beoeSt of WI
sides of the house to have time to Meet on what bed
pissed, and be thought it would be most 'inadvisable swo
to cenimence now considering resolutions whit* alight hoed
probably tea protracted discussion. (Hear, bear.)
Lord PALIIHEt9rON-1 have not the least objection to
give the right bon. gentlemen time for reflection—(mar,
bear, and a Guth)--sod therefore they would pooled on
Yoaday with the resolution no paper. (Hear, hear.)
The remaining orders were disposed et and the house ad-
journed at halt-peat one.

THE BUDGET.
Oa the order of the day for going into Committee of
Ways and Means,
Mr. HUBBARD moved an arnendineut, according to no-
ting, "That it is not expedient to remit taxation to such an
extent that the annual produce of the remitted taxes shell
exceed tits estimated surplus revenue in the budget for tint
current financial year." It was not nqunable, he contended,
irrecoverably to naliagnith • tasted have the responsibility
of providing fur the disleit victim Chancellor of the Ex.
chequer of another year. He ht the house would not re-
quire to be told that!, was ahoy by no party feeling. bat
that his (hind was to petit oat defects which referred bibs
mums scheme, but might affect the financial system of
the creaky toe lasay esoteseive yews. The hoc. amber