The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-14 00:00:00

PIIIIILIII PARR FOR FINSBIIIIY.

Mr. SAVAGE moved the subjoined resolution It
being highly desirable to preserve open spaces for the
health and recreation of the inhabitants of the metropo-
lis, that it be referred to the Financs Committee to con•
eider and report what funds might be available towards
purchasing land for the purpose of forming a park in the
neighbourhood of Highbury or Hornsey, for th borough
of Finsbury and the north of London, and whether some
portion of the probable surplus of he coal tax which
will expire in 1862 might not be equitably appropriated
towards this desirable object." He said that he did
not think it necessary to go over the various argu-
ments which at former meetings of the board had been
advanced in favour of open spaces for the health and
recreation of the population. The doubts of the board,
relative to its powers to consider this question, would be
resolved by the new bill introduced by Sir B. Hall.
They might regard that bill as law, for there was but
little apprehension that it would be altered or thrown
out by the House of Lords.
Mr. DIFPANGER seconded the motion.
The board then divided, when there appeared for the
motion, 10 ; against it, 6.

The Constitutionnel of Friday morning has a long
and able article on the affairs of the United States, and
their relations with Europe. The opinions it contains
differ little from those already expressed by the leading
London journals upon this question.
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