The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1846-07-28 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNDAr. rose and stated his views and propo- telegraph, announcing that a military insurrection bad His Excellency the Minister of the United States Lord J. RUSSELL, sition respecting the sugar duties. The noble lord said, if broken out at Guadalaxara having for its object the over- Louis M'Lane, Esq. being on a visit to Liverpool, the throw of Paredes, and the substitution of Santa Anna in President and members of the Chamber of Commerce the present government had consulted their own inte. his place. The revolt was commenced by the regiment of determined to present him with an address,- expressive of , Logos, and was so far successful that General Dugue and- the strong feelings of respect which they entertain for his rest, they would not, at this advanced period of the the troops who remained faithful to Paredes were com- character generally, and of their high sense of the serseesion have proposed any alteration of the sugar duties, pelted to retreat towards the city of Mexico. Don Jose vices rendered by him to the cause of peace during the but they considered that they. had a public duty thoeperMaria Tenet is at the head of the movement. The oath recent negociation respecting the Oregon question. form, ES considerable evils at present existed; and was imposed by the new authorities includes a clause pledging 'On Thursday last, a man called at the house of Mr. now about to state to the committee the reasons for the all who take it to assist in repelling the " infamous usur- Edwards, Essex-street, Park, and told the servant girl plan he should propose for a permanent settlement of petiole" of the Americans. There is no news from the her master had sent him for his hat, coat, and trousers, these duties. It was a general opinion for years past,. army of General Taylor subsequent to the capture of he wanting them to go on board a ship, with a gentleman. that the duties on sugar were enormous, and required Reynosa by the American detachment under Colone The girl, supposing the' messenger had been sent by her alteration and revision. The noble lord then took a re- 'Wilson. The expedition against New Mexico, under, master, gave him the clothes, and it was not till Mr. E. view of the average price and duty on colonial and foreign Colonel Hearney, had left Port Leveensworth. The went home in the evening that the poor girl found he was sugars during the last four years ; and read a number of blockade of Vera Cruz continued as before. There seems a thief. extracts from the works of Mr. M'Culloch and others, to be no doubt that Paredes had left the capital (on the been On Saturclayilight, a porter .named Lindon who had which consisted entirely of figures. He considered the Gth of June) to put himself at the head of the army, as. apprehended.. the same evening tbr a small th' eft., cornestimate of the quantity of sugar in bond to amount to sembling at Monterey, to resist the Americans. It is said forty thousand tons, and that the importation next year he will be at the head of 16,000. ' . mitted suicide in the main bridewell, by banging himself. from the West Indies and other colonies in all probability By the packet ship Independence, we have received He was quite dead when found, and it appeared that be would amount to two hundred and thirty thousapd tons, further news to the 7th inst. The only information that had lain down on the ground, and by fastening his handwhilst the estimates give a consumption of 252,000 tons, • she brings of any interest is, that the Tariff Bill of Mr. kerchief round one of the top bars of the guard, and by being a deficiency of 22,000 tons ;the question, therefore, was, how was this deficiency to be made up. (Hear.) M. Kay had passed the House of Representatives, after placing his neck in the noose, he produced, it was thought, striking out tea and coffee, which are'to. be admitted free instant death. He should propose the admission of other foreign sugars of duty. Considerable efforts were made to put salt on