New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
ENGLAND,

ENGLAND.
On Monday. April ID, the I.unacy Regulation bill
having passed through COMMITTEE, and the other or
des If the day dsiosed of, the House OF Lord' ad-
lonrned.
The House Of Commons on Monday, April Is, re-
solved into Committee Of Ways and Means.
The Chancellor Of tie EXchequer made bis financial
statement. He preferred it by observing that the re-
trospect unfayor,ble He then pro eeded to give
au esiimAie of tie iunnces 4, the year lcoi-oZ.
The total expenditure for the year he estimated Mt
i6g 500 900. Tie revenue, includng the dui lcaon
If the duty eli ory certain alterations aud modh-
con- of the stamp duties, and the duties Oh llceuses
and L7JO go hr expected to receive from Chlua, lie
estimated At GU $4,000, assuming tie continuance
OF the tea and sugar du les, and an iLcome tax Com
pairing it ~irh te estimated eXI Iend'tnre of t6''.
10000 there would appear an estimated Urlins oi
J. 12 COO ~ &c IA, II stated bow the Government
proposed 10 dirro-e of this amount.
The Government could not be expected 10 keep III
hand this amount, and they proposei TO apply por
I 10 the remission Of taxation, to the redDci OF
the tenth penny of the income tax, and the reieal OF
the PAPER du'y. He would not al ogeiher abandon
tire hope Of getting nd of the income tax entirely,
but he considered rs question Of expenditure lhe
remission OF one penny OF the Income tax, reducg
the lgd 10 Cd. aud the "a. to 3D., would cost for
three-quaTteTs II year tSJO.cJO With respet 10
tie paper duty, the Government believed lha' tils
proposal wouli receive the approval of The tonuht-
tee. TIE financial result for the year would De rs
| iolows: -..o -,
The balance of revenue would be fl923,0CO The
Ill taken off the income-aA would reduce The amount
OF by ESQ 00O the repeal OF tie paper duty
would a. ion ret lJrs III the Se;tt Of tbpfuul,
unhg together : ,,lj, ,m0 30 that there wcnld Ill
remain moderate surl lIs Of / iO> 600 lie proposed
o reenact tie tea and duies for one year. and be
explained the form of proceeding b. wicn 4 whs In-
tended bring the several questions be re the House,
by ssrcs OF resolutions, de a. 10 tie lnc"m- lax,
smother for the continuance of the tea aud sugar dGics,
and third for tie repeal OF The pAler dIty. Mi.
Gladstone then laeed the first resolution III the hide
Of The chairman.
Cur.ory remarks were made BY several members,
and he Chancellor of the EXeheqacr gave replies ld
explanations. The resolutions were agieed to, and o.
der,d TO be rcpo ted to the House.
The Atiorpey- Cicneral in Committee Of the Whole
IIoue obtained leave to bring in till tc arend the
Law relating 10 copyright on works Of tue ant
Other bills were forwarded stage III the House o1
Commons on Tuesday, April TO-
motion for the secoud reading Of the Street Rail
Company till war put off for siX months, which is
equivalent To the rejection of the bill
In the House Of Common on the isth IN reply 10 In
quiries Lord JOHN Russell said the Government was
withou, Official information, relative TO the all gtd an.
uexatiou OF NJ. Domingo TO Spain. He also stated
that indemnity claimed by British merchants az
Canton for property DESTROYED which amounted to
E4J-QO.
Tho examination of John burden and james Hol-
croft on the charge OF stealing between EO0OJo ahd
fiOUJU from tie Commercial Bank, was brought Ia n
clofe Saturday, and the prisoners were committed
for trial.
IHe Army 0rd Nary G0.f,ie says: The Issue Of
ifed guns ships is being gatual. ellie ted 50
fast the weapons themselves are for ed aud trai--
mi.tei 10 orr naval yards Ine Marlborough, IN her
new comuision. ha- been ORDERED To receive biue
Armstrong cannon. She will possess power Of de-
strucon which has certainly never been equalied, as
vet by any wooden ship Of war
Iac Tn,s says Tire sydney advices mention
the iailare of Slersrs. Raymond = Co, win la-
bi'i les for c5S01o."
Ytl DaIy Nsrs SAYS: " 4 fresh batch Of G2Ooo,-
600 OF cioria Government debenures is expected at
Southamy ton in "a few days by tie henvy portion OF
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