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adjourned.

The house met at a quarter to four o'clock.
Lord GODERICH took the oaths and his seat for II"'
dersfield.
KNARESDOROUGH ELECTION.,--Mr. 'WALPOLE re;
ported from the Select Committee, that Mr. Westhese
was not duly elected, and that Messrs. Woodd and Pea
were duly elected.
BERWICK ELECTION. - Mr. SETMER reported frog
the select committee that Messrs. M. Forster and Joe
Stapleton were not duly elected.
Mr. BENTINCK gave notice of his intention to move fe,ri
a committee to inquire into the circumstances connecte

with the withdrawal of the Durham election petition. ,0
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in answer
Mr. Ball, stated that the tax upon shepherds' dogs WO'
remain unaltered, and no drawback could be allowed uPorl
malt used by farmers for domestic purposes.
Lord PALMERSTON, in answer to Mr. Duncombe, ststfl,
that he had been misinformed as to there having be`"
500 lbs. of gunpowder on the premises of Messrs. Hale,
in addition to the rocket composition. f the
Lord DUDLEY STUART called the attention t
house to the imputation which had been made ags°
Kossuth with regard to the seizure of rockets at Rothef'
hithe.

THE INCOME TAX.
The House then went into a committee of Ways all
Means.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the
income tax resolutions.
Sir E. L. BULWER moved that the continuance of tyo
Income Tax on its present footing was impolitic and nlYri
just. The letter of the Chancellor of the Exchequer 1
the Times of this day confirmed a doubt which he felt sS
to the possibility of guaranteeing the termination of the
Income Tax in seven years. He considered it time to
draw a distinction between precarious and fixed incomee4
Mr. EVELYN DENISON differed entirely with the rir
hon. baronet. He could not help expressing his admit!,
tion of the scheme of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, v"
which he intended to give his fullest support.
Mr. BooKER would support the amendment of tbright hon. baronet.
M. HUME considered the arguments of ,the right halli
baronet fallacious. The measure which the governuis"
proposed was one of justice, and gave general satisfaC'
tion. He should give it his utmost support.
Colonel SIBTHORP considered the present state of the
Income Tax most unjust, and should oppose its cO5
tinuan ce.
Mr. FAGAN presented a petition against the extensieti
of the Income Tax to Ireland. The country, he trail;
tained, was not in a sufficiently prosperous condition
bear the burden.
Mr. BUCK objected to the Budget, on the ground of iti
not affording any aid to the landed interests.
'
Mr. BLACKELT would, notwithstanding the extensl°
of the duration of the Income Tax, vote for the resohr
tions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Mr. KNIGHTLEY objected to the extending of the 113.
come Tax to so long a period.
Mr. W. WILLIAMS would support the Budget, sof
considered it a matter of justice to extend the laic to
Ireland.
Mr. MAGUIRE would, as an Irish member. oppose the
extension of the Income-tax to Ireland.
Mr. MILES considered that the resolutions of the Chslit;
cellor of the Exchequer were founded upon principleslOrt,
just and wise, and he should give them his cordial suPP°4
Sir WM. JOLLIFFE objected to the budget on the grout
of its being unjust to the landed interests. the
EARL GREY could not agree with the spirit of
amendment of the Earl of Derby, and should le
against it.
A
LORD ST. LEONARDS would support the amenutn-
et'
He was unable to agree with the principle of the GoTer
ment measure.
The Bisuoe of OXFORD must oppose the arnendtne„e,
fully agreeing with the justice of the Government measa'
He felt it his duty to give it his entire support.
M Mr. DRUMMOND thought that a great deal of ingest be
had been shewn in finding fault ~ith this Budget; bu
was convinced of the benefit which would arise iron°
and should vote in its favur. oat
Mr. MuNTz must, with regret, oppose the Pre-kbe
Budget. He would protest against the extension of 'iv
Income Tax as a foul blot. He hoped the right hs
gentleman would withdraw his Budget.
Mr. BANKES STANHOPE must oppose the Budget' it
Mr. BALL considered that, in the eircumstancef.,l4
"
which Ireland was placed, it was perfectly just to e%
the tax to that country. ofP
On the motion of Mr. COBDEN, the debate was
journed till this day (Tuesday). f
The House then resumed, and the other orders o
day having been disposed of, the House adjourned
half-past twelve.

NEWMARKET RACES.
SWEEPSTAKES.—Ephesus, Ist; Nervous, 2nd.
HANDICAP.—PetreI, Ist; Jullien, 2nd.
SWEEPSTAKES.—AIamode, Ist; Dioinedia, 2nd.
FIFTY SOVS.—Ariosto, Ist; John of Berwick, 2nd.
BETTING AFTER THE RAC itS, SIX O'CLOCK. A our
Two THOUSAND GUINEA STAKES.—Even on West e 0;
Tian; 7 to 2 oast Orinoco, taken; S to 1 apt Filbert, t 5
10 to 1 agst Barbatus, taken.
DERBY.-2,000 to 50 agst Barbas, taen. d Dad
CHESTER CUP.-20 to lon the field,k bar Trifle an
Evelyn.
FUNDS, STOCK. AN

The English market has been
advance. Railway market gc
altered. French market rather
Bank Shares are generally ft
slightly better. In the Foreig
little business doing.

'D SHARE ITARK:gl%viobt
buoyant, and e 1."... at a
)0(1, but prices not matellod
r heavy. Gold Mines,Lan".o
at ; North British Austral_'9..6
;n market there is no chow,

CLOSIN(
Consols, Account .. 11 1001,
Do. M0ney....5 1001
Three&QrperCents.. 1031

PRICES.
226111
Excheq. Bills, L. .SZ S• - '1)

Mexicans..

FOREIGN
27

STOCKS. 51 i
Spanish Passives .....
..,, ,
Turkish • .... 9 114°
Swedish .• •• "

Do. Threes
Spanish Deferred 231
Do. Threes 4B i
RAILWAY
Amberg.,Nottingham,

SHARES.
London & N. Western 1193
London & S. Western
Munches., Sheff., and
Lincolnshire 292
74i
Midland Stock
North British
Do. Preference 10911
Norfolks

and E. Junction....
Bristol and Exeter
Caledonian
1)o. Preference
East Anglian
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire...,
Eastern Union A
Ditto B and C
Edinburgh & Glasgow
Great Northern B6 8
Do.
Do.
Great Western
Lanc.and Yorkshire. 77
Do. Fifths
Leeds Northern l5/ 16i
London, Brighton, and
South Coast lO4l 5i

. -
. G4i 5

. -
. 13i i

North Staffordshire :.

Shrewsbury and Bir-
mingham L
Do. L. & N.
S. Eastern and Dover
York, Newcastle, and 6si
Berwick
Do. Extension
Do. Preference 59 60
York and N. Midland
Do. Preference

MINING
Noveau Monde
Agua Fria
Cordeliera
Ave Maria
Carson's Creek
Port Philip

SHARES.
Nugget
B. Australian ........
Freehold ......
Australasian ........ ii)
Colonial
Mariposa
HARES.
' Peel River
..•••
South Australian •• • • cC
British America

LAND S
Australian Agricultural 81 3
S. Australian Invest.
Van Diemen's —

' CORN MARKET. CO
The show of Wheat is moderate, and the demand IlyaTe
somewhat improved, the full terms of M2nday are easli.6B,
tabled. The arrivals of Foreign are liberal, but hold' rlet'
steady at late rates. Town-made Flour is steady at 445.,,,,13:14
Beans, and white boiling Peas are the turn dearer. l'Aieolvi,
vale of Irish and Foreign Oats are to a fair extent; but nor Pct
being out of stock, fully former terms are realised. Ther,9o9
closed firm, at very. full prices for Wheat, and the oe,, tis
becoming brisker, in some instances a trifling adVan'
obtained. Other articles as before.
English. Irish. Foreiio'
3495 22691
1890 607
1240 11914 I 0
52271 85 835
619 _
191 _ 330 oit
. 2443 1813 „riS,
PRODUCE MARKET. 4i2svpiteS
Sugar: In foreign there is verlittle doing, and forrnero filly
are barely kept up. Refined: Home dealers are anxT;oorti
operate. Prices firm ; low to fine grocery humps 6. ,
Coffee: Sales are small, but no decline. Tea: There is l col,
business doing at former prices ; public sales declared., 00
ton : Sales small, but terms are maintained. Indigo
cheaper, but there is little doing.

Wheat .
Barley .
Oats
Malt.,
Beans
I'eas . ,
Flour.

TALLOW MARKET. t_,V
Tallow is firm, with a good demand; fine Y.C. 47% Her'
spot. Stock 25,691 casks, against 42,843 same time 1.9 t.
Deliveries 2,697 casks, against 1,197 same time last pea",

CATTLE MARKET. o PO4
ie
The supply* of Beasts being larger, trade is not los sit
Down Sheep of first quality maintained last Monitor
read Inferior Sheep and Lambs are cheaper. Calves sold oil
Friday's terms.
,
Beef 2s 10d to 4s 6d 1 Veal
4
45
Mutton..... 3s 6il to Os 6d 1 Pork
~..• Io'
Sheep •and Lamb..
~
20230 I Pigs • • ............. ..

ARRIVALS.
Norfolk and Suffolk Beasts
Cambridge, Leicester, Lincoln, and North-
ampton Beasts
Scotch Beasts
Holland Beasts.....
Do. Sheep
Do. Calves
Spanish Sheep

2300
30°
450
905
410
09

E
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANC:-;,:e ftr
Eastern Counties. 134; Lancashire and Yorkso':pfefr
4 dis ; Manchester and Lincoln, 30; Ditto new PI"
9-16ths prem ; Midland, 751.

LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE. fool 1'
Eastern Counties, 13i ; London and North Wes'
Midland, 75.

GLASGOW CORN MARKET. ws steam
At to-day's market business was limited, but 1)11'

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET'
Market flat at 525, cash, for warrants. at
,icE• .e'ce
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLTGE,', Df°
,
Ariel, Albatross, 20th April •, Highlander, 22 D0i.,„1
Helvoet.—Pawcett (s s), 12th; Tyro, 13th; Prendn,
tuna, 14th ; Lancefield, 15th ; hence at Lisbon. 15th ;
Tagus, 12th April ; William, 13th ; Lisbon,
agfs'
from Lisbon, all for this port.

DIED.—On the 25th inst., at Tranmere, og_ea ly'of
Mr. James Bleasdale, Russell-street, forme
House, Kellet, near Lancaster.