The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23

MORNING, MA Y a233 1874.
LEE ..aA1-M 49, znL ~ nAa.a Eli.. % z4.,ls.
which this lntpos has bean defended, and ailnas,
TO !one ipqdl WHICH hs had maize islisprg
fgaslons, one Fl wheb Yas :dsosfisa
,arlnefs pat h9t and tle other INVESTIGATIONS wouk
i pc better c9nsdered when ths bill went ihto com
Wuee, ,Mr Villarss opposed ihe ball. = Mr.. Ries
sad that ne should oppae thfo third reading, unss
A NJ %sa NJ 5aSsa 5 Say ". %0g S g. Fs'
ford Mr.. Cobde,i, and Mr. Handle, Expressed .thei
}pefesIs AZ fhrayl Nj sIass M. NH TaiEss eueF
4 r and MtR Sebucf Lord Joln Rues amend
IN the House of Lords OH the 18th te coliitmitta
! Of The corn lsw bin having been PROPOSED, Lore
Melbourne moved, as am anle1dpept,s ,fhat a
h had dSy on com 81 Tosla bs proper
II 0nla DIVISION tile amendment was lost bY major
Iiiy pr 207 to ~ Lord Brousiain tban Proposed his
sesY aon ssSIils nc imposition of ahy dulies
rIgs r s,G Which Mas iost majority Of
apd the nefcaht and factdf iisp0yeneni bill were
each read third time and passed. - '''''' W.
hsla she toe,mons, onthe order o. lhea dayfpr the
4 Snd reading of vheinconle- biH Nj Tharies
Bill Ter declared that, fnch as he had Befot edisked
the pnensre, he how ielu after feddnG The details
4 oi ioo ats hachfneiw, that Was such bill that
fe rin sil laohse Of Commons should not pass; he
tRefiore moved thatt be read - cohd time, that
d daylsixmonths. Mr.. I~an spolStif favor Of d.
recd taxason. did also Mr. 'Weltley who, never.
Ithehssy fehhlnisei consrancdto vote. against Tie
ahIl numerous were the objections toi a. w.
CLAY, MIR Dhristie ard MriScoit s,6ke' against il
IL Was supported by SrJohn Wallh, Mr., D'Israeli,
land Mr.. Spyth. Uo'iys .t, 10 HIS Hh' 60 $50
1'f55 10 IS. . airFi1,n1fi'f NJ.
r. I'D the Lords on Monrhay the 25hnlt ,qthe Irish
Eslrts duty bllwasrea a III rd titne and passed ~
l., M liNme made his appearances in M House
oil Commons amidst considerable cheering from The
N,1i,<> Ils, l.lI
ltee pm the incomt tax 'rsE ailace lnoved that it
wasnore expedient ID resorr 10 an ss,ie Of exthei
9ne1billsthan TO ami ncome tax. SrrR g Peei dler
I'dspfcatipg state loans In trhe of peace repeated
hIs Borns declafaon, that mi the dcte1nihaloh 81
the government ihe tax and the itanfi~ere
inseb arably connected, MIR Huinc'%as afraid that
the hcOahc tax would add to the diffcul,ies,oi The
country, and convinced that the Reductions OF
the AeW tariff were only the Beginning Of greater
/ cha1ges- "A question was raised By Mr.. b. Wood
for the better of The income OF per-
s0nslensaged IN busriess, se profitable and SOME
| MspPhable, IEve9tpallYthe, mater WAS left in the
hands Of Sir Z, Peel ylhs honorable. member for
the kresept, An amendment of sMrn,Baring, to ex-
4 smP{ torelgaers, deryIpg i!G0ne from the British
\ fund.-, and an amendment Of Mr., Ricardo nfavor
i Of the holders OF -terminabe annulties. Mega
uHed. Sit X. Peel said thabhe would bring on the
tariff before the li'lrd reading OF the income tax
In HE cqmnueqnas Sr. Rosbu',eS failed in procuring
"a rel XatioA ol the income Tux in, taXor of persens
eSerflslnS trades and. Professions the. majority
asuifs him being 25S TO ll2. Sir Charles Napier
'madf an equally AnsuccesEu aitenEsin favor iofna-
eor I'M sery,cas ~ ~
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