The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-23 00:00:00

Monday,

lent til

)re the intentions of the
King. of Onde and his
isures 'upon :the subject,
migst other things, that
and his estates
He wished to
I sent to Lord Dalhousie

pire in India

o vern m

ill eorr

)minions of the King of

were willing to come under
ther th© Government Would

which had taken place

tention or the
`'- , • . ern-

Lne mal-adaaini§tration
and Lord Dalhousie had been

with the

red- to lay any

co_ the other queitioti,
rie under British rule,
_.3 _

reelings, and

....,-, ...iu suppressed; and it was not, therefore,
likely that the natives had expressed such a wish.
Sir E. PERRY was not satisfied with the answer of the
gov,?rnmenit.•- The policy of Lord Dalhousie had, always
been to annex every native state, when an opportunity
offered for him to do so, and yet the government had
allowed him to deal with the important questions con-
nected with the Kingdom of Oude, without any restric•
tion. _

' Sir J. Roca vindicated the conduct of Lord Dalhousie
in the government of India, and advised the hon. mem-
ber who had just spoken, not to make changes unless he
was prepared to substantiate them. -
Mr. J. G. PEtiLtaxons agreed with Sir E. Perry, that
Lord Dalhousie, he believed, was inflamed with a danger-
ous'spirit of aggrandisement, and he was not the proper
per Son to/entrust with the important duty referred-to.
After soMe- remarks from Mr: ROEBUCK', the subject
dropped, and the motion for adjournment of the House to
Monday, wasragreed to.

WAYS AND 31EANS. •I'' The House then went into committee of ways an means.
• The CuMicrtron6f the EXCHEQUER said it 'was the
usu4l course to present to the House one financial staite-
intzt for the year, but exigencies had led to an alteration,
and he would now present a statement of the finances of
the present year. 'ln April last he had. estimated the
revenue,including new taxes, at 1:60,339,000, which, with
the :loan of £16,000,000 and Exchequer Bends - to' the
amount of 4:3,000,000, making. the
.revenue estimate,
£80,339,000. The total expenditure, 1-11;8,084;000. They
however, that in this estimate there was a consi-
,.iency amounting, to April next, in, customs,
--else, :to, £1,061,000'; in stamps, there
-^" •in taxes, an excess of e' 000:

was an

)f.£115,i

cy sax, an excess of e 191,000 ; in the post-
office there was a defiCiency of 4297,090 ; and in crown
lands and :miseellaneggs,,y a deficieitcy of 4300,000.
'hese items was X-67,139,000.
465,567,000, showing a
The total estimate for the
and the amount realised Was
snowing a !deficiency of £1,600,000; which;
with the interest of the loan, exchequer bonds, bills
mour .ingi to 41,960,000, showing a total expenditure
s estimate of 43,569,00 a The right hon. gentleman
led the causes of decrease on the— various
tes, and: observed that the war had now
twenty months,. and had cost the country
Of 4'43;564,000. He then referred .to the
nt, upon• which he remarked that the total sum
14110 —present . year would be X20,000,0(10.
hle gentleman having pointed out that
country' remained unimpaired, p-
clum of £5,000,000, by way of loaron, Joe raised in order to place the finances of the same position as they would has-a been if
nad been borne out by results.
:WILLOUGHBY, Mr. BLACKBURNE, Mr. W. A.
GLADsTONE and P. trneuusar
'--n, the resblution was agreed to, and the House

ceetled

bO.- -;6-364,0071.'
14n _

5 move that a

WILx

OtOTHING FOR THE

for. going into committee of supply, ,
atte-,tiOn fo the, new organization
and the contracts and method or
with clothing accoutrements
for foreign

JJTNNE dr

tr army

;;.,;aitoi• t

're offered by Mr; MoNsEtL,
R.QTn M

f the, ;tapper in which
_ ,

ag pressed Jsn,! charae:

• 1
be&~~nic

re gover'li.

ITT.NTZ; C. WOOD, and
itself. into a Committee of

CZ ESTLIIAT

uoNsELL moved the- army advance estiniatns
tg with the supplementary votes. In ,the
,eettrie`of