THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE avs AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
of the House of Lords with crating ype dg anh s of | checking gam mbling. On a division, the s eading w 
that seam on the Bill for repealing the uty; and — saree T 181 to 55. —In Coin tttae on the Sue ane apie 
pues AS ie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUE. posed 
On 
eee to 
the day for going into 
of the Hou s Bill, Mr. trae moved 
ee Mr. E. P. 
otio; reed to 
adjourned debai n the nd reading at the 
Metropolis coe Managenert det Amendment Bill w: r med, 
and after e discu: e Bill w 
Smithfield Marke nag 
Ria o establish at Siithneid Be ' metropolita 
t, poultry and A SE and for 
e 
tthe House should meet on 
f so e Convict. Hulks 
ora pial Y objectionable, res the question was one of 
expense, and the Eora tim ee sing i ould be when 
ag ~~ = = oe en: 
€ tai n 
7 gy ness into detail, ud he trusted the House wou uld 
oto bri a Bill to establish Guni Tantal ER ET thoa discussion. The ssi not pieses 
r assessing seh y pr and for the administration of | Mr, T, D l ha 
county eikon ie England and Wal oon, Regium umi— | by'tire 3 House ôf Lor 
Mr. Baxter moved a resolution that the annual arepb to non- | a; arn be: 
conforming ministers in Ireland, known as the Do 
si! 
speran motion, ame’ ngao. by by making the com- 
mittee to consist of 21 members instead ot 1% was agreed to, 
gregati . CROSSLEY seconded the moti A 
ead ar aramedment that the ph triateadl to meet after the Whitsun recess, (Left sitting. | 
of being abolished, should be removed an e a and 
—— the Consolidated Fund.—. onded 
—Mr. oe oa d 
denied that the Synod of Ulster was Soren to its abolition. Gite Entelligence, 
ONE Ka to AEn ton nine entrench ae aT ane ee ee 
of | 
a a he hoped that it would in an equally emphatic | Thu ursday lowered their rate of discount from 43 per 
manner reject the pro ition Habe made to deprive iko Prei cont at which it was fixed a fortnight back, to 4 per 
minis north of Ireland of a provision which | cent. 
they had enjoyed ions th a Arit we ta ealth. Th E 
wit Rut a divisio | 
ot mot mamio ey a a “division by ay to | MONEY MARKET, Frripay.—Britisn Funps: Con- 
kepa OBBETT drew attention the report of the select 4 r M a 4 r 
committee on.the Office of Coroner; and obtained leave to brin | — closed it us w 7: tog Money, siy 96% wo for = 
in a Bill in conformity with the recommendations in the report | th June; Bank Stock, 227 ; ‘Three per Cents. Reduced, 
Io Biasae The è fi F. Sutta moved for a | 93 ; New Three per Cents., 04; Indian Five 
select com’ inquire into the circumstances which have | per Cent. stock, 1859, 106} to $; Ditto for Acct., 1068 ; 
Foring the alleged ants ad iy bea! a AAS topline bok ae 9d Ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96$ to $; Ditto 
eh ik sen face anaes < | 1859, 96% to +; India , Gs. to 10s. dis.; Exche 
counted out. quer Bills, 9s. to 6s. prem.—FoREIGN : Brazilian Ares 
mated ont and the Bill.— Lord Par- 4 860 tae 
MERSTON moved the appointment a a Select Committee to m Halt se ne so : eri) 4 4 dis. ; M Lexi 
inspect the journals of the House of Lords with relation to any | Thre en Ace 
i upon the Bill to repeal the e cise duty on paper, | Cents., 1853, predia Baian Four and a Half f per Ce nts 
aR ig Slee Neyo tree ieee estima samned to 97$; Spanish Three per pas w mn Ditto for Acct., 
harge their duty. After an interval of a few minutes, Lord | 4883 Turkish Six = a for Acct., » Tk 
Toma the bar and. y ented the report of the e for Son for A to 68 Pit to Guaranteed 
í Ga e a table. It ts., for reed ES 
stated that the Committee had the of the “ 4 
nahat karda, So ee the'ter: rn ‘ms in which th he vefention 
of the Paper Duties Bill had. been recorded.—Lord PALMERSTON an 
pa pare! amid sere. om the eaters benches, that he Bank of England. 
‘ould on Friday move Select Committe: o us search the 
fodmaaled for precedents fe ae the prnotiae of the two Houses on | notes issued tie Pe yo MENT t De RE, 
the subject. The Ref; absent datas ses and Wine Tae ‘Bil, Pay Ea a a A ke Caner aaea z Me shin 
amended, me considered ai greed to. On the motion "for Gold Coin and Bullion .. > 15,093,390 
i into a itten of Supp EE A ga the Civil eer ie e Bi eee, ver Bullion eg 
. LAING explaine easons asking a ged ünt, "629 665.500 
balances Lavi g become exh sesh a: aad sateen ae maroc scum 
a ge ord ‘pig Pes —Mr. E Smith and BANKING DEPARTMENT. 
i AMS objec o tl pi ed by the 
Government.—M E nk the Sites Mould be | Eat ee ree > eine C Gaelio Dead Weet 
minutely seru committee.—Lord H. Vaxt thought | ruotic Deposits (includ- Yhes se oe 29,728,943 
the proposal was a reasonable one, —Sir 8. NorTHoore said that, | 1S Exchequer, Savings ther Securities $. 7, aie a 
tho the vote was derate, the principle was ortant, ak ma Denn, eà Dine Gold an å Silver Coin s. 
and the precedents cited were not in point—Lord Fermoy | dend Acets.) s.» 7,066,533 Haan 7s 
considered that no special had been made out, and that phe Deposits.. 12,569,348 
the principle of the proceeding —Mr. DISRAELI a en day and other bills "ub 
mitted that the proposal wasa small one, but the preceden “233,761,922 “235,761,522 
Pi! ao ki 24th day of May, 1860. M. MILLER, Deputy Cashier, 
e of the UReek 
[ May 26, 1860, 
~ = = ekg ee a 
reference to the Government ‘proposal of the shoh 
of the popes duty. Mr. Serjeant Parry hay 
ted 
in of Birmingham, Mr. Har rgreaves 
Mr. J. Burke, and Mr. Lucas. The Earl of Derby in 
reply said :— 
“He hoped he should not be considered disrespectful, i if 
a what had been said, he declined to enter into 
pon either the commercial or miop pings fe. 
tion involved EE this subject. of c e quii 
of the and disad 
e duty. 858 anı 
been reminded, his own o nia. that this 
able and that it was desirable it should og 
paper duties he might hay 
inished, as enerally the case with duties very objection- 
ableand oppressive to the trade, doubled between 1840 and 1860. 
His lordship, having adv: e co tion of the question 
the increase of the income and the continuance of the 
gar duties, said he ty the reduction of the income-tax 
nd of the tea and s uties was far preferable to taking off 
ouse, of Lords woun 
of 
the ue. ‘The Chancellor of the Heasbequeiin, 
his Bridget, ‘stated "that according to his calculations ete 
would be t 
omc sirplus o ot 460, 000., ao 
eed, ’2,000, 000, supposing 
aa at the 10d. cometas, and. also Calo the taxes 
upon tea and sugar at oe rates. Now, I 
very em that in nane of this k 
look forw: woh: — 
ll in one Pon vate in the main’ 
es of the peer pera 
use of Lords 
ye It was brought 
o is generally à a supporter of the 
as brought for without the 
slig wit! ware o! of iis intention to 
aig ye the ree ok shen Te did announce it, I stated 
hat I should, u financial grounds, feel ges ae duty to sup- 
the og tatters Sioa 2 I was 
to-day so odify the 
pane 
of ne 
ight ng ey further, 
te Fr the aiemy RES tax is 
If this be so, S 
w. r t 
tion of money, and there was nothi itu re! y e Street, Hackney i 
i eo ere x h th ho hold 
for a ote on account, for the Civil Service any more | te bayar A Eaman ay innit Sigua, Meta Me | that opinion. d think È understand tolerably well what a 
than tor the Army or Navy. The delay of the Estimates was hant—J. k Exneusox, Nottingham "Builder—é. Garvxen, Vrimrose | the relations between the House of Lords and the House of 
no fault of the Government, and the House had in its own | Hill, Nore thampton—F. Gre m Tuteenhant iaaa; Kingsland Road, also of | Com Nobody disputes that the House of Commons 
hands the ing the Totitiata On a a gi Balls Pond peiri Islington, ot King street, Turk Street, Bethnal P ; d that the 
~ the question that the S; se Boge the cha Green, Baker—J. K. GREGG, istar Cumberland, Grocer—T, Horraxp, | Must t originate all taxes that are to be imposed, and thal 
135 to 109. The 25, Rheidol Terrace, Islington, Manufacturer of Hosiery—G. V. Jackson, | House of Lords has no right to ify a tax in the slighi 
"a House h intoa Gomm ittee of of Supply, 6, New Broad Street, City, Commissi Merchant—i. A. Fr ZALA, and . If the House of Comm tea tax for one year the 
when the several resoluti cakes vote of 400, Nie on C. bern et aes parien a king fin omaa : | House of Lords has no right to change the period to two years, 
à : Savoy. — hee n answer to Mr. | Botet Donavon. Hythe, ee ack Soa we Ante: SM. Warwke and I believe the con’ i that if the House of Com- 
treet West, City, Dealer in Foreign Fancy Goods. ___ righe soea tax fer two , the Eom tak have Foe 
H SEQUESTRATIONS—W. FAIRWEATHER, Bal nee ee t uce the period to one year. ofo Were 
=. sora a Grocer—J. Hay, Glasgow, Bi slightest ification of the tax as the House of 
4 s her. Government INLOC: Dumbarton, Carter—J. MERR x, Jun., and Pi & > Si 
md from the $ > - | Commons w: vindicate their privilege. But how? Simply 
Taote te. first, Fig £. that Lond ae Adresse, Sips ck ran Groce Garment Printer. H 7 Winsow, ; ws to pass the measure, the Ho of Lords and she 
with Messrs. Green ‘of Bla k atthe time when the S PRIDA i aoe ag, ject, t bain 
: Manuf Hones, H Cornwall, remain Ee Tb that a part of the 
Eee vae kaha th built.—Lord C. Pacer declared upon his ward of yeioalctre Kent, fan gta E e Maat House of eian a duty iraia im 
0 ton. e | Joiner—. OHNSON an ILMAN, ss Street, City, Merchants— tax, and som thini 
had formerly held a sigzi bias aon 3 n some ef Messrs: Gri x ae ci ds Fence! satin aie a gita hant—G. i BRKER, High Of Sao in memorial before you there is e g 
Australian ships, but yyy sold ithe pets at a loss before he ae Street Borough—M. Perry, Bloomsbury Marker, Oxford Street, Passe Tee ee Ce passing duties for aterm 
office at the Admiralt: pr tae i aa E T Partouts Manufacturer—A. Kousins, Newport, Monmouthshire, Builder— rs definite or indetinite. I must protest against this 
Arya > at it might no 2 sald eed H. W. Se XTON, Norwich, Buiider—F. H. Toorar, Sen chester, Wine Hha g termed & louse practi ce, because it is a practice which, if 
nci y AN considerati. —Lord ©. P4 Merchant—X. L. TYLER, Spalding, Wine Merchant—G. VEST, v» apping, | disci ed, would onstit 
the ered 2 supplementary vote of 25002. for further Neath lime Shipowner— oe on, Lincoln, Wate Sai T. Winwo oe fir a hoble ca aban imel tae se ee 
proving the Harbour of Malta. After a long discussion the ar anshire, Grocer. ‘th and. 
=p ck OTCH = UESTRATIONS—J. Apa permanent sources of revenue, 
it iD iteo of Ways xi Brae sol ane Advocate—J. LOcksaag, aa TAA Gotti? the case ot the paper duty to that of a deed of 
regi Nas. Maken, | OF, Destisk Wines | Pata nfrew, Coal Merchant—J. Mircuett and Co, Glasgow, annuity, which the two houses of padi ent had for 
two gallons, sho pede ri Te ar hee ae po a aoe sankey the Go Famen K Hones 0 ot 
on fon f — reject e Government proposal would not in ligh 
jeg it, Me Bese ill tne cha ns fe en tl ; PRSE Seed thee ele ee ee ee 
a century and done no harm, sy alleging the injury to pnblic sFletvopalis and itg Vicinity, ir the present century, i eke the House 
"morality by th ne gavibRibe: a e S - refused its assent, to, bills ht in for pw 
x "THE RDS AND THE PAPER DUTY.— olving taxai and in which no E had 
Ai ed as to their perfect c to take that course. 
A anes gepatition had an interview on Saturday | The noble lord concluded pay: cy iia. coniviotiots 
on the grour with the Earl of Derby, at his residence in St. James’s sia in the course of a couple of years, even those whom 
ae oe —Mr. Squa re, to present to his lordship a memorial a adopted | h e was addressing, having to the financial position 
Mr. HENLEY, i (pod thd 1 of thë reuni would be that in refusing at the pre 
opposed the Bill the ground tha A me to repeal thi duty the House of Lords had 
between the Government the vious Tuesday, oiarting against th hich } nee an injustice to the ne Houne of ( Commons, and had not dene 
itabolished a measure of Ponsi use in ; lordship had intimated it to be Lis minti to ks in | an injury to the country; but, on the contrary, had conferred 
