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wc im MESBURY C а ва z attention of the 
report and recommendations of the Com- 
Salmon e dn of Englan ver d Wales 
[Left sitting.] 
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h| He о d however, to the terms of the motion, |it. A greai v» 
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эке ж of mu ood. — Sir J. Pakrworox said | Мг. T. Вавіхо said that 
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Mr. H. SEYMOUR hoped that the Domit us odi Ferri heir | prospects permitted the de уса of taxation at all, 
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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
be of the T Thames Embankment Bill, promoted by the TES ubject of the withdra 
on, Cha and Dover Railwa Com 
rre i Nr y рау, y рр ing to wouid A copsidered oy. « " Post 
s ds is bre E ег for their railway, and to | as it had been an d the rondes w and as soon 
А Арчын a EN т. COWPER moved that the Bill с пнен the table. Ace e MÀ if the = wm чй тн 
авале а Y deos чает ауел Ра iae wed: Е pecus а perde) 
Aded th ) » as it эй vantages Я mede ba i 
| | рго ге Е bAi 4 lawful for the Com Melde ers of| Kingdom and ora rapi e and that Ireland Aene that ча сыч» 
Кола d Ves ase out of the sums of mone ney that kingdom from which it could best be established. j Her 
ра up уед all = а Мер чт g the river, | Majesty's Government 2 not be indisposed to take d 
t 
of the su bsidy. That statement 
p 
to i y s intended to i 
| pressed Per е, t letter, of m арааны а -= the contract.—Lord PALMERSTON replied that the House was 
iract.—Lord PALMERSN im o annul the Galway con- | already in possession of everything that had passed upon the 
nde to thé GalWs ood тер е herd the sommunleation pats Civil War in America.—Lord. J. RUSSELL, in reply to 
s yere sd the бота н. Aey Кешр келү to the th a question, бу Mr А. E 
concerned malte duy de pe might received a CE — her Majesty's а at New 
Din k "t with. iind to that communication. ilit 
rre- | militia there, had bee ested; b а- 
аса ide n a ordered to be laid before the зве, un h bon state perci he had ll прав үст 
басо aris 93, oppone ide of Judging g of all the | co the knowledge of the Government that other British 
0 ar in —Loràd J. кеи 4 had mela Ll in the militia, but immediately 
e | RUSSELL, in j^ upon the table the cor! respondence relating liberated upon proof of their nationality being adduced in the 
to the blockade by the United States of the ports of th 
meet ei that a bii stated that the Federal кде tiit ia ordi cr AE Qo д To ita e amne Я rem d 
et vi xy he blockade had been established wi žhe e ports pad Inland Revenue Bill was resumed by Mr. MELLOR, who 
irginia and South Carolina, but upon M Lond Lyons inquiring the benefit which e remission of the d 
T: uu EST it 79 effecti he was informed that it ed be would conferupon trade upon UN consumers ӨГ = 
which it might pa, declared by the naval com- | Tt had been reported thal at tmr A the ev d 
iini e 2 the "анов, and that 15 days would be allowed to | dissolution, in consequence of таасан of the Gov t 
the ships of neutrals to come out. The blockade of the ports | to terminate the Galway contract; but he did мөт believe that, 
of Virginia had since been duly notified by tme naval i the Irish members would lend themselves to a s Mii ot 
and her Majesty's Govern? were prepared to acknowledge | tactics that had been adopted to bring about such заз — 
them = fa cases ey they were efficiently instituted. NC T. | Mr. DisRAELI said if the House entertained а conviction that 
Duxoco: asked what protection a. Government intended to | there had been on the part of the Go — such financial 
give to British рК in the Slave of Ameriea. Here-|and political negligence that they had not provided for the 
ferred to outragesin those States, of V hichhe e sai id ho lad recelvod exigencies of A State, it would be its duty to declare yi want 
reliable in nto rmation in xatd repe id е ders aene that | of confidence in the Gov: — dos he thought it was in the 
immediate steps should be ta iquadron on hee pear em to accept tatement of the inister 
the conna of the Southern S| L Me. г Охвохв rotested | that һе had а surplus of E uesti 
against the line taken by M теа аз prejudging the | what pipan it should be applied. ith respect also to the 
question, - said that he had reliable information that gave | form in which his financial measure had been proposed by the 
the lie he alleged outrages.—Mr. BRIG: vehe he thought Minister, he thought he was justified ; but that its adoption 
no Pedo sud be more injudicious or more unfo сен than | this year was unwise, unnecessary, and impolitic, being 
that statements should be made in the Hou: n this | calculated to provoke a collision with the other House, As- 
subject on tho faith of private letters. Whatever q rg there suming, then, the рано of а surplus, which he had never 
might be between the № orthern and Southern States, they | denied, he laid чот nasa principle in our financial policy 
anxious to avoid К cause of quarrel with this that е tn perg f taxation war taxes should have the 
country; 0 ve was neutrality, and efe und of policy as 
r i me "pon 
much as peces е discussions which пшн add to the difficulties | аз о economy, a publie intensa with the nation 
e he бо i was " 
of the Government in pursuing this w. 
d .—Mr. ould be Я e income-tax 
GREGORY likewise so deprecated s serre 2 — upon private | essentially a war tax, but if the 8 surplus had been 
t d remit that duty, he ins hat the Opposition 
поса pev when oe arrived off th n d J. mos should not lose any oppor rtunity of urging the inexpediency of 
SELL said that the papers on the e prr pa give full e meni repealing an Excise du! = а E а lecting only а limi 
tion upon the subject. When Mr. Seward was asked if he | industry, rather x than reducing another indirect tax which had 
would give a public o berti he fefe н m und | so many с oc toa тыйбас, He gave, therefore, his 
that there was no precedent for taking such a cou s but he | sincere opposition to this clause, which stood in the way of the 
d | said he should leave it to the naval officer in бойнша, o each | question M er ie ar duties on tea or on sugar should be 
station to declare кен - blockade € M instituted, AH | remitted. In conclusion, ip took the opportunity of contradict- 
rati 8 had gi co 
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tection of British interests, instrutions 2 been sent to | contract.—Lord J. RUSSELL declared that the Government were 
Admiral Milne to be present o n the with an efficient | opina clear of the im тар ША чоо contained in a morning 
squadron for the protection of Briti чы: and insi wspaper, to the effect ibat y had entered into а compro- 
am Viera seii. | mie o args f ire 
tional ships to strengthen our mava, in those seas. view 
Derby Day.—On the motion of Lord PALMERSTON it was sey icem void o 
tasan есеюи for the convenience of hun. mem calum n por nnl Rather than th аЬ the Govern- 
that the House at its rising should adjourn over с Mei di Буте ir mte Government, Rather than tal were better 
бау. Турн Sir S. Мовтнсоте moved for a select melee aries à ез sh: si land du Parent mud ba 10 
mittee inquire "e the funds voted by — times dissolved, and it was matter for consideration by the great 
uet for ше Pompon of national education might — posite how far they had fa favoured : emer m 7 tto 
э — and most economically applied in the 24 oe е Government to adopt ап opinion that they not 
eed and destitute children. He observed paio e then discussed the the constitutional part of the 
that RÀ amount of grant for the education of the class question, and proceeded to to conside! ў 
below the middle class was 800,0007. ; and it was distributed on | tion ofi the surplus, contending that l it to the 
z such conditions that GO тай reaching a certain level they arrived | remission of the duty the House would be gran 
ting 
a t below which, пса above the € a schoo! largest amount of re! ef to the indusi MA of the "e. —Mr. 
р : ә tain TALBOT, Sir W. JoLLIFFE, Sir 
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there were still of children for whom the fund was Бего. Captain M. FARQUHAR : 
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into the Im as far subject of the administration of the grant.— | Sir J. PAXTON supported it.—Mr. COBDEN suppo: етее. 
Mr. 
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would be n ына to inquiry into the subject, and | who ori а рро hold the coh om if there 
he should Poles, € at а Pn i 
had eines егеп! 
and, after ех the principles upon which the Committee | export duty on | own rags ; but so aras — the French 
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economi. k there should be m 
— assisted by any public funds.—Mr. HANBURY spoke in | understanding on the subject of the UE UE 
Schools, which he considered | what had done was with his full consent.— 
g i if Mr. Cobden would poll the country 
od the Government had pm — to the | he would find it the opinion of the people that it was not the 
on, which he had understood was wg — | duty on paper that рр be removed, but that ifour financial 
p 
labours this year, and that no obstacle would delay жт ami taxes тты! э first claim. 
h|step in the general education of the country. He did not | ехргевѕ 2 
coincide with Mr. Hanbury in his views regarding ged | services vm e hi recente the pae of A 
Schools.—Mr. ADDERLEY protested against overlaying the induce the T" к ng 
mp 
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000ї., by a fresh inquiry. Where € asked, were these | steadily ES k фетр тент. Т p life. pro- 
inquiries to end? The Co mmissioners had made Ragged coded € -= the To on etae v Nae in their 
Schools one of the objects of their inquiry, ә this fresh | presen not war duties, ha mposed in 
inquiry would do harm.—Sir б. LEWIS роо. Шо motion | tim not for the purposes of war; ме; and tauated 
notan unreasonable one. The subject ot 1 Ford м © and not the 
issioners had nd Sir |: then 
iucted by r o took to 
b of the parents, t| ese schools were bene cial, 
affording education to tirer who would otherwise bave ее e ground that 
education at all. He should ret ду. Ty attempt on the аба of | Chancellor Meu чәч three fatal о eR 
ser е the immediate c «i M that it was fi unwise; manoeuvre o 
he | interests of party mot of the country; өн meter ey 
нато was Appointed to unnecessary House of Lords. 
Mene Eo а pill | Mr "i 
tarlon T E Tem Пеано А h t there was nothing in the aspect of Ami 
Е ни - ке Т өнен — ^ sperm id = bes e оный armaments by sea or land, ыты lead to 
ppm Pu E piri pruvisio nal «r lers| апу serious interruption of ойг export e. int — 
А i pne о “чий кс icts | һе was confirmed by the fact that the revenue = m 
i e = orpe'h, and | from customs, excise, and stamps during the eight weeks end- 
of Brighton, East Cowis, Preston. ing - turd. pe exceeded by halfa million the receipts for 
The mea y Contract M rA N, rrespor v qune od of last year. He AUI the 
Sero ТР 4 that the теа question at issue was one of tinanc 
py d m Mr Laden иара фо босаса ands тотай Hoas not of party, and that throughout these discussions not 
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