Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUfsOas 4
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.

The propeellr Glasgow Captain Craig arrived at New
York Monday morning from Glasgow, whence she sailed
Oh the 10th u She brings London papers of the 18th
ut being day later than the advces by the Pacific
1.-THE Pacific sailed from Liverpool, the 18th, but she
brought no London papers to that date.
No decision reached any part of the budget in
the House ofGommons, on the evening OF the l4th u-
The debate adjourned to the evening the 10th,
with a oil understanding between Mr. Disrael aud
Lord John Russell, that it should then terminate.
LONDON, Dec. IA,
There has been considerable uncertainty to day with
regard the probabilities OF ministerial crisis
but the English funds although they opened at de-
cline of eighth, have again closed at 10 rmer quota
tions
From the London Times Of Dee. l5th.
The resolution now before the House simply expresses
that the event OF its passing the Inhabited House Duty
shall henceforh be levied on numerous class of
dwellings than heretofore So, at least the right Hon
himself describes it when he says-l only ask
you agree this that the OF direct taxation
should be extended" This is question of prnc
pie, but simply whether Parliament will give the present
Chancellor of the Exchequer that which he asks for viz
| greater number oil houses to be taxed.
The principle of an increased OF direct taxation
will be only indirectly aud partially affected by the de
cson There other direct taxes be es taxes hous
aud othetaxes on houses besides taxes inhibited
houses and othes inhabited houses besides the
particular inhabited house duty named in the resolution
before the House
The duty is tax upon rental; upon one item ofper
sona expenditure and expressly in proportion that
peadture The taxation therefore, and
the question of the of direct xaton much lar
ger than possibly be staked this resolution We
repeat all thatthe House will give refuse Mr. Dis
rael will be greater tether of House Tax 1t will not
commit itself against giving him greater tether of In
come Tax. 1t will not restrict itself from giving with
perfect consistency the oflevyng 10 per cent
House Tax any other gentleman besides Mr. Dsrae i
to Sir Charles Wood, for example, Mr.. Goulburn.
will only give refuse to Mr. Disrael the new houses
he asks for.
stake on the impending vote We see nothing more
than that Government asks for certain resources
with view to certain revision of taxaion and that
Parliament, having regard to the men who make the re-
quest to the whole OF their avowed intentions, to the
wishes of the people, the circumstances of the times,
| simply grants refuses what is asked.
The Milan Gazette publishes the capital sentence pro-
nounced by the Council of Wa" against the follow ng
persons Tazzo (Enrico) aged 49, clergyman and pro
tess6r in the Episcopal Seminary Scarreini (Angeo,)
aged SO, butcher and proprietor; Canal (Bernardol
aged %, without any profession; Zambelli (Govennl
aged 49, porrae painter aed doctor; and Poma Carlo
aged % physician attached to the civil hospital of Man
tua. The above convicted of having formed part
the Revolutionary Committees of MAMMA and Venice
whose object was to excite popular movement for the
purpose OF separating the Lombardo Venitian kingdom
from Austria, and of having kept upa correspondence
with other Revolutionary Committees and with Mazzini
All these convcts tied to the gbbet and executed
at Mantua the 18th of December Several Others
less cupabe, had their penalty committed into connc
ment in irons during various periods by order of Marshal
Radetzky, Governor General Of the Lornbaro Venetan
kingdom. The notification of the execution made
by Charles Baron de Culoz Commander OF the Fortress
OVERLAND MAIL
The letters via Marsees have arrived. 1t is stated
that Zmmay, the Siam state, has thrown Off its aeg-
ance to Ava and has army of $4,000 and 250 ee
plants hanging frontier in order crcum
stances dictate. 1t is said that Dost Mahommed hiss
Joined the Kandahur people, and is marching rapidly
khelet. The Nzan's affairs in deporable state
of anarchy and confusion General Frazer has resigned
the Presidentship. The railway progressing rapid
| ly. AT Rangoon the troops in good health. AT
Sciad the Gath and SD Foot suffering severely
fever and deaths were frequent telegraph despatch
from Trieste received Vienna the death OF
the Queen ;of Siam. 1t also repeats the of a
rising in Ahanstan against the British but the dat
are on y to the 29th October.
! CHINA
The insurgents have had some success. They inow
threaten the line of communication with the province
Canton by the Melting pass said to be held by strong
put 30 military aud civil officers and 1880 people to the
word.
Anaarnling fire broke out Oct 81, Canton Silk
goods and foreign manufactures the value of $4,000
were destroyed
The Pekin Gazette CT August reports that earth
quake had taken place in the province OF kasuch. A
thousand houses said be destroyed 300 nha
! quake had occurred Many persons aud two churches
destroyed, and the ralacehouse and Customhouse
| dered uninhabitabe,
The troops in China healty The blrque Gitana,
OF and from London to Sham hal wrecked the 9Th
OF October. The captain and crew arrived Annoy
the 18th October. large Chinese junk. bound to Annoy
from Singapore with cargo valued at 82e, 900,
tackled near Namoa by pirates, and - othe crew incu
ding the European sailing master, murdered -Four En-
sssh gentlemen attacked by pirates the neigh
bofhood OF Bugue the 18th of October but the latter
were beaten off At Woosung, the 2lth Of October
large clipper slip on shore the North Bauk.
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