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LaYDON, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1868.

The House of Commons had rather a dull sitting
yesterday, but it continued to get through a good
deal of business of one sort or another. Mr. PERCY
WYNDHAM'S Assessment of Mines Bill was the first
subject discussed, and although the bill was in com-
mittee the hon. member was advised by some to
withdraw it, partly because they said the Govern-
ment ought to deal with it, and could best do so on
account of the complicated interests that were
mixed up in it. Mr. HARDY coincided in this
view of the question, but as he did not pl3dge
the Government to undertake the duty, it
is not to be wondered at that Mr. WYNDHAM
should have persevered with the measure. The
subject is one replete with difficulty, and so the
House found upon proceeding to discuss it. The
various opinions that exist as to the best mode of
assessing mines, especially coal mines, render a
speedy settlement of the question quite impossible,
and the consequence was that after a preliminary
parlance, it was arranged that the measure be
limited to the abolition of present exemption. That
is something gained at all events, and will tend to
remove some of the vexation experienced at the
peculiar state of the law as affecting rainis. Mr.
AYatox again busied himself in the matter, but
alone &mcceioitilly tlaa is otter thipsB, for tie° Gifnio