The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

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ant or paty Q, &t9, assist the in the
,hehsyge q their duties 1t HAD said MAT oppo
'lt had been wAnsg for something 70 turn up, and
appear ance OF arars elsewhere in the wo Id might call
Sa Of The uy bat being disappsnted
S Sey nsu yet got wndisl In another quarter which
Mr. 'spoRSs said there was one point mentioned by
avs Trend IN the course Of hs speech which he
was gun sure the Houe would asree with hi m They
bao Ds SO much debate tn article o, paper such
ah's debates, that he though; the House would
Pfee irh the honorable member wishing 70 the
Ssonry or anywhere else 80 that they might get ria
Ms discussion The honorable eonet, while ne doubted
me existence Of any surplus, said he would vote for
faRmg on me war tax on TIA, a considerably lager
amount man the ousy proposed 10 be taken of paper
ana h.ue,1 Ga III at. alarming STRAIN tie ao4si
seis If rr'c, rn7 Europe but il he desired 10 be con
ant be ought 10 vote against taking off any taxes at
al. Rear, hear
Hr AoSssn said he had never heard a speech which
hNec him with such compee e.tonshncpt that jus,
delivered by bis honor able friend He presumed it was
hs first speech ON dDsnc'a question which no declared
announced his intention Of giving hs support 20 toe rre
sure (Besr) Was ih,s time when the country could
taxatiop2 rrestiea which had been procurei BY this
country at the expense OF vast expenditure of blood and
treasure had teen as prince OF The imperial house Of
France observed the ether day. torn pieces by the
sword Of the Emperor and Europe under going new
process Of conformation While such state OF things
lasted 10 say hing Of ne sroes in America IL would
be impossible 10 retreDoh our military expenditure.
M CoRsEN who arose nmicst loud cheers satdIt has
not been my sood or ii fortune ~ have been for
which " has been complicated have been discussed and
therefore am not abe to ray that what shall Offer to
that shall only be repeating what has probably been
better Pad before II ia attempted To frighten u.s. by
yipg that there is come mperd'g calamtes threaten
ing US from tho Western Henri pierre dear, hear.)
There is That dagger but II is the only danger that
threatens this country can conceive other great
danger calamity but that which may A. se from the
ehOrt supply Of the material Of ndustry-from
all others we are guarded by the number Of
kets or by the variety Of our resources The calamity
salirc fr hal. h, hal
Anerce gen le1n suppose But, admitting the danger
TO the fun exent, you cannot do better under hose
instances than follow the path pointed out 10
you Dy long experience: remove tie shaokles from
INDUSTRY, and there viii be better chance Of tho
sear) We toi that instead Of taking the duty of
paper We Ought 10 have removed the duy from Tea or
sugar tHcar, hear) have objection to either,
both can hope with the average prosperity that
have Ell for the last few years, that in another
yeaT ~e shall materially diminish these duties am
rot 20 sure that be argument made of with consider
able stress by The right honorable gentleman he men,
Der for Bucks Will be realized with regard the market
Tor cur manuacures IN China We were greatly disap
pointed with the 'openiDg up, as IT called OF China
in $780, and think that in less than th four years
We hsd committee Of this House sitting to inquire why
our manufacturers were 80 disappointed may say, In
passing from this SUBJECT ,hst have faith whatever
IN the opening OF Chira to Esglshmen From what can
sear II seems that the Chr merchants quite as
clever as our own and told that they are super
sedpg us at SiDsapre and that they have all the bust
ness i. between China and San Francco and believe
that # china Ia opened at all 1t will be opened up by
the Chinese and not by EDglishmtn. (Hear, hear)
THE CHANCELLOR OF THE ExoHEQuER-Slr the committee
are an ORE tho most oistngnshed end b nhIst =, Nv
members Of both Of whom have high character in
for eyperlepce One Of them nv honorsh,o ,;aa ,h
member for Rochdae recommending the repeal of the
paper duty as measure at once wise and polite and as
the other the honorable member for 5unttnndnn
commt pdipg to that easnre az heinz neither
gf ct the sneecb Of INV bonnrahio r;end 49, eep re-
Tsmworth fsir pce nrt not n ths .no ta or
tho West hiding isir Romsden1 h" VIC 1 . lor
paIt of his speech reatno To ho vas
a. ear hear and aOb oh X The hcrorh 10 hpon;
NV r.,hars o. ~, ". ine honorspe parones
glad 10 hs ne mas gone So ana be
6"norsbre haronet hses % ne an ana "OhI me
sna, an -. az Las WIZ VI wnoo' Fermentation,
a hhh, we Liner u0Ve, as great repaoi-
he honorah,e harorsts ntent,on ,n ,n w. s ~. ~as
@ "a, m h 70 make use o. tnat eX
o,' eoi W hsaI " eueereu ~ honorable
w. a., 49, tIS o.'use noteu !, Wcuto oe he toM
s ~ s sfa naee a.y Jee!tn9 zones IN M1s House OF
Ivy ,aaamtt'es ahtcn hdue fdtA upon that
shs ftanS yho amh pSs VIII lesPect 70 my noaor
80. ~. ~ ol ne expressed ms
y s ne Ssua no. sappoft tns measure because
tio @ $780,, " hos ey 70 DC exteaeng ar e taxa
sa III W. neatJ-put oec1use " ls not
. .. -, ~ NtleaI ueaI) was iopg CON
deenest an a nc 70 iee
opinion Of the hor orabe barenet for did noi suppose
tin between this duty which we pronoso "a remova
and those excise duties which were not more
BILE In but which his honorable father yensIed
oscar hear : ~ ''-0 '0pe~''1'
LORD Lyons ADVICE TO TIE GARNET IN rur
BIoCKApE. 49,"
from the London Pos. Isove,nme oraan, Nav a.,
collection Of official correspondence With the United
States respecting the has ina. heen
70 Pariament by CT nmand f''-
The practical information 1t contains is embodied in the
following extract from despatch from lord IN ons To
Admra, Mine dated Washinetnn Mo- ~ w" H''nS :"
The general, result Of Inquiries made by me or other
foreign Ministers here % to the manner ia which the
blockade viii be conducted, appears to bel
l. That The date OF the OF the block.Se
in each locality will be fixed by the gsue Of notice bv
the commanding officer Of the squadron appointed 10
blockade IT, 1t DOES not however appear to be intended
that such notice shall be officially TO the
of neutral nations or to their representa-
That fifteen days from the beginning OF che effective
WIN ee @ every case for neutral vessels
"its"a St " u~iS ~ p 49,. w sea
o. inst un! sne neen Gays nave expired neutral yes
ses VIII oe aiwea 70 Come out with or without cargoes
ana whether their cargoes were shipped before after
the commencement Of the blockade.
=: 1nat exceps 10 the iaft mentioned particular the
ordinary rules of blockade will be strictly enforced
~ ne a. ineu vessss u .Le neu.tai Sates VII have
VIC 81 W sI a r uepI. 'Iola 'ne piockaded ports
1Gsn.,ue W &c " T"so" sadt, proosaeo ne t6octode