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less fixed conversion, as had been done in other
countries, because, though suffering from the law
of necessity, the home and foreign creditors pre-
serve the hope that a balance l budget will shortly
bring about also the balance between the real and
fictitious value of paper money—that, in a word,
with the deficit the agio will also d;sappear. Events
must decide the period, more or less near at hand,
when these hopes may be realised. So_ much, how-
ever, is certain, that the Imperial and Royal Go-
vernment, considering the impossibility of increas-
ing the charges which weigh upon the taxpayers,
would find itself in the presence of a coup detat, or
of a ratification of the measures proposed by the
majority of the Reichsrath, of a coup d'etat, I say,
for a dissolution would bring us back a Cham-
ber just as much decided as the present
one to refuse under existing circumstances an
increase of the public debt. Now there is no
longer any reason for coups d'etat in Austria, since
his Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic Majesty has de-
clared and manifested his firm will to give the
widest development to constitutional institutions.
However painful the avowal of our embarrassments
may be, the frankness with which we state them, and
with which we make an appeal to the equity of our
creditors, will disarm distrust, and frustrate the in-
trigues of those who speculate upon sad calamities.
For the holders of Austrian scrip will not be long in
discovering that patience is often the best council-
lor, that the confidence they will grant to an Assem-
bly freely elected cannot be misplaced, because that
Assembly definitively shields the permanent in-
terests of the State and of its creditors by subject-
ing the latter to a temporary loss, to consolidate
and increase the real value of the capital which
they have intrusted to an Empire the incalculable
resources of which will be the more freely developed
as the populations are called upon to govern
themselves.

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Edited by JOHN MORLEY.
Contents:
Joseph de Maistre. Part 11. By the Editor.
Mr. Darwin's Hypotheses. Part 11. By George Henry Lewes.
Massimo d'Azeglio. By A. Gallenga. ,
Matthew Arnold on the London University. By Walter Bagehot
Mr. ti olman Hunt's "Isabel." By Bernard Craeroft.
Mr. Robert Lytton's Poems. By George Meredith.
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sening as much as possible the sacrifices we are
compelled to claim.
" My present despatch had already been written
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puties on the question of finance. The energetic
efforts made by the Ministry to restrict the mea-
sure of the tax upon the Rente within the desired
limits, as also the important figure of the majority
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"4'112
A dispute seems to have arisen in B ng aro- ere
notorious Murphy is now lecturing, as tee V.Ph
ott`hiq
father. A Mr. Aston has given notice to lecture on the snip.
ject, but Murphy Appears to have taken umbrage at the pro-
posal, and during a lecture on Monday evening stated,
" calmly 'lnd most deliberately," that neither Mr.
Aston nor any one else could give an account
his (Murphy's) father's death. This was followed up
on Tuesday morning by the following advertisement
Birmingham Gazette :—" Death of Murphy's rather
William Murphy, am prepared, on condition that the autho-
rities do grant me the use of the Town Hall, and that Dr.
Ullathorne, Father O'Sullivan, Father Sherlock, or any- of
the Romish priests, moot me on the platform, to give the full
account of my father's death, ,shich shall be corroborated by
my mother and brothers ; and I further challenge any of the
priests to disprove my statements. Admission to tho meet-
Lag, ls. each. The profits to be handed over to tho hospitals
of 113 town." It is not known whether the use of the hall
will be granted.