The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1850.

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Oa the trotisa of htr. ftlYNta,a mew welt wee ordered
he the etudes eta .saber tee Tetsuo la the teem of Lord
:r, who had eareyeed Ole Aka of Tiro Oerenheiraer
e% mad Feraste.
ROYAL COMMISSION.
Ptrtatarr, the TIMMS UAW of the Meek Rod,
=at the table, as/ eusateard the hoses to the
Peen, to hear the re* eereat Ores b eseanie•
riga M artlitia bins (ter whisk eel Leeds' repot.)

COURT OF CRAI4CIRT.- -
Mr. POUTER= isms maks *Mho ,odd, Os an surly
day aim Naar"pas a quails 1, totosilwo of 6=7%
govessmest, othoftr R was *dr bosallso to
skim hie Ms Court of Monty 11. sug=o:. aot;
sash dollar mitten es rossomomlsd hylbe
AUSTRALIAN COLONIRS 00TRINKRIET BILL.
Sir W. MOLYBWORTR wished to haw his' the male
lard st the head of low Idalestys severaneat if It wss kL
Wood= to Ss as early de after Easter fa the farther
essilesoilho of the • Carlos sill, as It woo kis
(Sir W. Ildosworth's) 'steads& Is mew that the legislatles
assuably fsr that Worthy should onsist of two Isms&
Lord J. RUSSELL was riadowased to say that so day
had bees fiaird alter Raster far the bill; sad that the emoted
of its farther soosiderstioa should depend re the proem of
other busker.

THE BRITISH MUSEtill.
Oa tie sedan of Sir R. PRIX, cliri smug totem et Os
➢rido4 M... wen ordered.

THE BRICE. DUTY.
Lord R. GROSVENOR said he had a welkin to pat
to the right his. gentleman, the Charade, of the Eze.
gear, in televises to the dry se bras. He wished to
row fee the wished= el the pinks and brisk seanufaa
tarns Is purl, whether it was the Marion of her Ma
jrty's alarm to allow say drawback, as she the pried
at whisk the treat of the ler ea the artier world ors
into spender. (H-er. ben.
The CHANCELLOR of EXCHEQUER, it inl).
said that r gnat boner m Moir the anbjest, he theetht
it would be et isperasealetkeleMis wen he te state his
intestines. (Hear. heir.) sopa se the drawback,
he should ley ho had sessideset tall indgest absiessiy, sad
had received some depetatiose es U. Ma bed eadesnand
to sassetala the prairies i.of the gerstarest r. tegereses to a
drawback es the repeal ef tare. sad be ford that esly
in two cars a drawback was ailere& ilewever, generally
speaking, the user premise twos set to allow a drawback,
sad in nose wee a lull drawback allowed; thenion, the
brick makers would sot be prejudieed to the full esteem of
the reduced pries of brier paying so duty. They were
generally told that the serenest against excise dudes was
not the arras of the duty, bat the Interference of the
emigrant. A deputation that had waited on him urged
the worry of hie 'Vowing to the Ist of June, so that •
tall opportunity should be rioter aganatactenft karst
stocks so head to clear thean off end dispose of them, rid
then to in a drawback for the serer that rentaised
on head. Is court ring the matter he (the Chem
cello, of the Exchequer) thought the extrudes of time
wee meet undesirable, braise is the *Mein there would be
se a toossequenee great etagastios of trade, sot aline
agreget the bra samarium's sad bricklayer*, but also
aroaget the earners and others gessested with the build-
is f (Hear, heir.) He thenfore thought It
beds: to rake some allergies, and $n de what he
meant at arm, se that the p. 1.1.. Wed be free
stbeetnadly to take their own erne. (Hear, bear.)
He proposed then to allow a drawback of 60 per rot es all
star os head—(hear, baer)—whilst on bras martsa
turn bereforetard, be proposed the repeal of the duty
abort be immediate; in prat of fast, he proposed to take
so more duty from the amide. (Hear, hoer.) He had
reverted with grey pads who had nerdy built houses,
with taxed briar, sail who wen earns to obtain • cassi-
&rare, alleging that those who would build la fetus.
would have ea eras advantage over thega—(lstighter)
hat he Seared he had net power to Mini them. rLastlitee.)
Now, as restarted corrects betwess those whet attest es
duty paid bricks before the arousesseett of any alteration
is to. duty waa made, Its should an be would be prepared
to make war drawbacks se the juries of the esse degraded.
(Hear, bear.)
Lord DU CAN betted to ask the right hem pathless if
he would ban say objectless to turn the wires duty to
the same retest as the brick duty.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that
is his nitre the; remission of the tax is bricks will far
mote importaat and seeteL
Mr. BRIGHT did sot sadontand the right hos. pails
man to Lave said eaythiae if a drawback in die cases of
partite who had bricks as band for build*/ purposes, par
cthehaseddry.
(Laughter. )
previously to the samennerneat el the resehnes
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER briefly
replied, bat was inaudible la the gallery.