Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-30
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ana other troops IN that capitai-aud
tranquility was not perfectly restored at
the last daies. Pacha Oglou's head had
been placed on one of the gate posts of
the palace. a part OF Scuiari has been
destroyed by fire.
The present Pacha of Egypt is inces-
SAINT in lns efforts 10 liner, ase the pro. per-
iiy OF that fine country. A Bank ami In
snrance Company is established al Alex
an,iria-the Great (anal is to be re. torcd
and much encouragement Is offered To-
Agriculture.
The Pope has erected Canada into an
Archbishopric.
PARLIAM NTARY COMPENDIUM.
On Wednesday, June ., the House re-
assembled pursuant 10 the order Of adj
Jourument. Mr.. G. Lamb brought IN
bill 10 facilitate proceedings against the
Nartens OF the feet in time OF vacation.
SIR q. Warrender, moved thatthe sam OF
~, 433,3iS FPS. Cd. he voted for the
ordinary establishment of the navy. Mir.
Calcratt drew the attention of the house
on Tins occasion 10 the subject of naval
asS lam II surpriZed him, that the hon.
bari. had made no aliuslon 10 that subject
he whole number OF men retained for
naming our fleets WAS 1000, of whom
5000 nere marin s. Thus we had an army
OF 5000. with navy of $4,000, which
WAS, Indeed, new principle of national
policy. Sir Nj. w Ridley said, il was
quite clear TO him that 4 reduction of the
number of The Lords of the Admiralty
Ought 10 he made, aud that one secretary
migat Row be able 10 discharge tie duties
oitiiai ONCE. ihe long absence ol the Hon.
Gent. opposite (Air. Crocker) proved that
IL was moi necessary thar Secretary of
the Admiralty should be in Parliament.
lie concluded with moving as an amend
nent thar The proposed grant should be
100000 less, namely t. ,3o3,3i3 lbs.
Od. Alter short debate the House div.
died on ihc motion, ayes l6i, noes o.
MAJORITY against The amendment 81.
he sum OF & 90 ,62S, was then voted
for building and repairing ships of war,
and Various extra works.
&4l9,3i9, for garrsons OH foreign sta
tons
t 1876, 1913, for improvements in dock
yards.
t2Sf.32l for the transport department.
Mr.. IL. Ward rose 10 submit The ord
nance estimates TO the committee. He
moved thai the sum of 500, OUO, exclusive
OF 4 81 ,OG0, gwen bN vote @l crcdIt, be
voted for the oitce OF ordnance, Tor the
year 1910,
The Chancellor of the ExclIequer said
fha,he had SIX distinct grants 10 propose
10 The consideration of the House The
fIrst was 800 900, 10 pay of the Exche-
qner bills, charged on the supplies of
1918.
MIR. Grenlell would observe on the pre-
sent occasion, what would have been the
effect OF the sinking fund, as applicable
10 the last Tour loans which had been con-
iracled. IL would have savedto the pub
llc SIN millions, which would have pro-
tV nj 4 4.
10 lie revenue, more than equal to the
sDoninaDlr lottery tax He slated. that
u had been currently reported in the city,
ihai tae Chancellor of tIe Exchrquer had
communicated 10 The loan brokers opiy.
Inc sum he Intended To raise for Tie ser
wees of the year. II he had made such
communicating, he had given a most i'm
proper advantage 10 such contractors.
ne Chancellor OF the Exchequer,
would not say al present whether the
lion. Gentlcmans' scheme would or would
not be OF advantage 10 The public. In his
communication with the persons whom
he generally met on financial arrange
meats, lie would acknowledge that he
could mol help making some communities
ions as To the SUN he might require.
Mr.. Grentell SAID, that if The Ri. Hon.
Gehileinan had Suffered himself TO be in
fuenced by The loan contractors, he would
mol be dIscharsing his duty TO his country
IN lie manner which that country had a
right 10 "xpecl thai he should.
Ire grant was thrn passed.
ne Chancellor OF the EXcheQuer then
moved grant Of t 3, 900 900 10 pay Ex-
cheqnrr Bills in The hands of the bank
= ,1f6,5o3 q 3d. were granted Ia paw off
the interest OF The nntund ii cebt, in Ex-
che4ueI and Irish Treasury bills.
In HE course of The discussion Mr.
tiTenieii observe, that when the bank
bought silver bullion and sent II 10 tn
inlhi Ia be coined, they received in return
Tor u Nhdi were called mint notes these
carried interest, al d rate very injurious To
the public, from The day the silver was de-
liVered at the Mint 10 lii day ii was re-
turned coIned-E 100000 were tiren
granted to pay of the Exchequer Bills
charged OH certain aids
The Chancellor of The Exchequer said
he should offer certain resolutions i'm a
committee OF The whole house, the next
day the further discussion oTwhIgh mIUlI
be J0urned 10 Monday ;lhey would not
conclude the budget. lie should also
move, the next day, Tor committee ON
The second taxes, with view TO consider
The pTopTIeiy OF their consolidation.
Inc House baNIns resolved itself INTO
committee Oi supply, Tie Chancellor OF
'he eXrheaEer pros eeded 10 read his finan
cidl resolutions, OF which the following
was lie outline -
lhal since the termination Of fhe war in
1919, taxes TO the amount O! + Is.COO 600
had been repealed. I'hdtimilIe wear 1872.
The ESghequers OF Great Britain and Ire
land we're consolidated.
That the net revenue oi ireland
amounts 10 e $500 900
hat us eAFenolinfe was 100000
Leaving an excess OF expenditure,
tor which provisIoD was 10 bs
made, OF I.sOO 900