Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
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LATER FROM LIN ERFOOE.
New YoRK, Aug. 25.-By the ship Victoria from Lii.
veipoo, we have received paper of the Goth being
days later The information il not OF any particular
mcnt.
The Liverpool Chronicle of the 26h, In reviewing the
situation Of Europe says Carlos is attempting
i.oi' and preparing u give battle 10 the OIeeus troops
The dispute OF Sonli, in The French Ministry is go,
ajusted and he French army is getting up petition for
bis restoration 10 power Russia demanded explenstion
OF Palmerson OF the of the concentration Of the Br.
ush Fleet Ia tho Mediterranean, to which uncourieous
reply was given.
Don Calos is endeavoring to reach Msjsid and was
marching towards Fitoa, aud Rodi had moved 10 Sal
vi'iefra small town leagues TO the right OF Vioria.
Meno is supposed 10 be very active In the interior in
raising forces Letters from Madd 10 the IS state that
the ofthe re-sppearance OF Carlos first created
complete spor in the Capital, which had been succeeded
by bursts OF enthusiasm behalf OF the constitutional
cause.
An American ship with 10000 s,nud of arms OH board
for Den Carlos had from leaving the river
says London paper.
Cotton Markets. Judy 30 The de,aond since We'd.
nesday has subsidized, aud little done, although an Improve.
men OF Al for the class OF AmeTicen cotton aud
lS on others is fatty established and tanned thoug
the market closes quietly. The sales for the week
ending the 2Ith amounted to 43 630 bsgs-0n tie 25h
1900 bags at a moderate dcnand-a sale was effected on
the 26ih, OF 1900; prices continuing firm
LONDON, July %, Evening-Monoy has been in con-
nual demand during the day. and for time the per-
severance OF leading firms take up the Surplus cash sp
peared Indicate some attempts to support either the Eng
ish the foreign Market all events desire be pro.
pared against the consequences OF the financial expose
which The Chancellor OF the Excheuuer fully expected
TO lay before the House of Commons this evening has
been exhibited here. An impression that the financial
statements of the Chancellor of the Excheouer were 10
be OF highly favorable character with regard TO the re-
venue aud its progressive increase during present quar-
ter (Which, by the bye, is the best quarter of the year,
created some confidence during the fore part Of The day
the price OF Consols For money, will be seen that they
opened al 80 81, and went 81 leaving of at the same
quotation. For the they continued firm for some
time a, 81 Ia aud closed 81 I-S under the mpre
tina, money would &c required be advanced TO enable
the Government TO maintain lis engagements with the
Bank end the West India interests, TO considerable
beyond actual IN O sent
year Bank Stock has advanced 10 2is l-2 TOR money
and 2lS S-4 for
In The Foreign Market the business has been very con-
siderable in Spanish and Portuguese Bonds aud the mys
terry Of Don Carloss location appears have had bu, little
influence upon the quotations.
We regret TO stale that il has also bsen announced TO-
day that banking firm 10 Edinburg been compelled
Tor the present. TO suspend their payments in consequence
Of the delslcstion OF party who declared The
Stock Exchange the last settling day. We, however
trust that in The end will lead 10 much individual
loss
The BUDGEr On Friday evening tho Chancellor Of
the Exchequer brought in his financial statement. He
began by stating that The receipts for The year ending the
OH OF July, were 1914 5S6l.
The expenditure 44737 ,556l.
Leaving surples Of income expenditure
to the amount OF 2I77 03OL
The committee would be wsre that this amount
OF surplus OF income over expenditure larger than
any that il had hitherto been his satisfaction TO state 10 the
House, Great cheering After going extensive de-
tail, the state Of the finances he adver,ed 10 the
eHrplus on which lie had calculated last year. lie admit
partly occasicued by demands that had co
cuated upor; charges NayaTno El00 OJ5
10 pay oft scamcn, &c. He .inued, however of op.
non that opPropFatog surplus TO the reduction of taxes
instead OF maintaining sinking fund.- advisabe.-
Sill lie had found hat requisite for the interest of
the cOnnryto be toleraby OF surplus. He caicu-
lated possessing surplus OF 8I.6z0O00, and he
should gem Gl6OO00, by advancing so upon
licenses oil retail spirit dealers, aud ES5 900 beer Ii
The present beer license duty is 81 L. where
the beer is no, consumed the premises, and G3 3s
where IL is consumed on the premises.
H. thus had total surplus OF 81 $4,000 He pro.
posed 10 this surplus in the repeal OF the House Tax
previously determined upon0 which would 81 200 600
The reduction that would be effected by Mr. r. Thompson
"Customs' Duties Bill, before Parliament would be
100000 He proposed to repeal the duties on starch
amount Els GOO, stone bottles aud sweets amount
$4,000; and on almanscks, amount G25,00O. He also
named many small reductions 10 the assessed taxes
namely, the duty rdiE- horse used by small far
mers; the window tax the houses of small farms the
duty on servants under lSyesrs Of age; the duty on
horse kept by clergyman, OF any persuasion, where
the income did not exceed e120, &c. The whole re.
Els 600. The total OF the reductions would be
e. ,5S 600 Bcsides these reductions he proposed TO
lower the duty spirits In Ireland from 3 Id 2s A.
for the purpose of more efIectualy chenking the Illicit
dsaton His Lorship said besides being able to make
these reductions. the revenue would meet the interest
Year, the G2O 600 zoe had been lated TO effect the
abolition of Negro Slavery-a work that had astopisheJ
other countries That sacrifice had gone hand In hand
with the reduction oil taxation.
An extended and desulory discussion followed The
Chancellor OF the ExcheqUe in reply 10 the
peal The duty glass, II the could afford it; that
be should also propose reduce The stamps on publications
could the spare $50 000i; and ba there was no
increase OF the unlunded debt: