The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-07 00:00:00

CIIBTOIIB.-PAPER DUTIRB.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. in referee
to this resoluttoa, rid he understood the bod member far
Dungaree (Mr. Maguire) wished it to be postponed for a
few days. (The hod member sasented.) There would be
the leas difficulty in agreeing to that soma., r it our not
absolutuly n to per this resolution OM embody-
ing it in the bill, would therefore embody the sabre»
of the resolution in the bill, and the boo. gentleman weed
be able to rain any question fairly upou it wrist the Imo
was in committee.

The fifth reeolutko wee then postponed.
ILXCIBK—CHIOOItY.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then proposed
the following resolution :—" That towards raising the supply
granted to her Majesty, mad ia Ilea of the duties of Rube
now payable on the article hereinafter mentiotted, there
shall be charged and paid for and epos all chiceelcoisny
other vegetable matter applimble to the uses of • or
coffee, grown in the United Leedom : For every hun red-
weight thereof, raw or kiln-dried, until the Ist day et
Apnl, 1t62, the duty of ea. ed., and es sad after that dap
the duty of 1 Is., and so in proportion for any greater or lege
quantity than a hundredweight."
The resolution was agreed to without disctualon.
EXCISE—REFRESHMENT HOUSES.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it would
be convenient to some bon. gentlemen if they took this re-
nolution out of its tnru, and therefore he would peepoas
—" That towards raising the supply granted to her Nsjesty
irem person who shall keep open any house, room, shop,
or building, for the purpose of selling therein, or who shall
sell therein, at any time betwest the hours of nice of the
clock eight and Ave of the desk of the following mora-
le& at, vides', or refreshment, or cigars, or tobacco, to
be onianneed me the premises where the mine shall be sold
(except beer, eider, wine, sad spirits, said respectively
ender • proper license ie that behalf, and exempt also cigars
and tobacco sold by • pweoa duly liesened to cell beer by
Meal lobe eouwsd on the promises, sad also duly
beamed to sell telmeco), and every person who 'hell keep
epee, at any time between the hours atereerid, say hones,
room shop, or building, for the cnomunpthet there e by lb°
public of any victual or refreshment, afore or tobacco
eept as aformaid), although the same doll ea he sold
therein, dial: respectively be deemed to keep • refresh-
ment house, and shall, unless he shall be duly Reseed by
the justice to keep • common inn, ala him" risteallseg-
oe the same premises, take out • license to Imp •
refr t house chargeable with the dab Missed by
tie AM of the lest aeries of Parlisinent, sap ff."
The resolution baring been pat from therdmir,
Yr. AYRTON stated at considerable length his object.
does to the principle of this tax, as virtually upon food,
bat's, epos its isinstice and the system of wept:maga
which it would introduce.

The CHANCELLOR of the KEPERQUER rerlied
to the °Nadine. expiating end dos the rem-
laths, the fallootios of wideli wok kr WA to
rive and to the see of hot esollea la the inf.
Amity termed epee the ieterproleties el the wool* " for
polite refriehmest, reek owl enterleilosiest." Hie
*aim vie that all such kassa. Wag puma of publie