Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19

Der Both, the Minis, - - - =
935 francs In 1881 they amounted TO eol millions
but were lowered, in 1882 to ,l75 millions and in
1888 TO l52 millions In 1884, they amounted to only
03l millons ihus presenting reduction l2l millions
within the year. In 1885 there a saving of II mil
hons more, and the estimates presented showed
still further diminution the amount of IL millions
These results confined the original budcets
but comprised all the additional grants AS to the extra
ordinary expenses he stated that the credits of every de-
scripon, including the 90 $50 000fr appropriated TO the
Public Works, and monuments had exceeded the reve
nue. by sum in the whole of 9l7 millions, which, howe
yer had been reduced 10 7o7 millions by the following
cidental receipts, nae Up millions left from anterior
receipts 40 millions arising from the conquest of AL
gers 40 millions, the produce OF the 30 centimes tempo
rorIly added TO the Land Tax; millions retained from
the salaries Of the public officers, and 10 millions the
accumulated profits of the Caisse DIES depots ct Cons0u
0tionS This deficit of 787 millions had been CO.
vered by the sale of TIE Woods and Forests and by
Loans Thus hand there was q loss in the re-
venue, and on the other charge created for pay
ing the interest upon. and providing Sinking Fund for
the sum added TO the debt These two differences in.
creased the permanent charges by ~ millions and Ia
KING INTO account the - millions of Renes annihlated
IN 1888 there remained less than 10 millions to
he added to The annual wants of the State. But,
WltllstAndmg THIS surcharge, the Budget of 1886
less in amount iaR the last Budget of the Restoration
The Floating Debt amounts TO $40 O53 g3 francs The
Minister stated that the effective force of the Army
was fixed at 30O0O0 men, and so 800 horscs-tat less
could not be taken without compromising the safety and
dignity Of the country nor without exceeding It's
resources The total expense of this branch was stated
at go millions The department of the Marine with
reduction OF GOO, OCn francs upcn the Budget of 1875
wonld have u armed slips with crews amounting to
aqua nen-ihe lot OF the sailor would be improved
the great hydraulic works would be carried on with &c
tivity, and the safety Of the Colonies secured.
Whom the Minister sat down, NJ. dc la Martin rose
and said that after the brilliant pcturc Which the Minis
ter Of the Finances had drawn of the material situation
OF the country, it affecting 10 refer to its political
dlscords-and yet, one word might change such state
OF things, and that word HBucsip 2sODO0 r. had
been demanded for the construction Of Hall for the sit
ungs Of Che Court Of Peers; but if the trial Of c PRISON.
ers OF April took place, tc Palace Of The Luxembourg
would be transferred into political beea0 lie thought
that defeat sufficient punishment for the vanqusl
ed and that after victory other policy was admissible
than that which should proclaim fall and entire Amnesty
The Minister If Public Instructions said in reply -
The maintenance Of justice would be greater step to-
wards Cancellation than an Ordonnancc for Amnesty
CLEAR hear, from tie centc.) Something had been
said with regard 10 the substitution Of new s,scni in
place Of the old one but e desire Of novelty was So
eial nalady The opponents of Ministers merely adgo
Gated the old revolutionary theories OF ~ aud % Which
were inoppicabe to the present time The words am.
nesty and concilatOn sounded we'll hat they were cal
cuaied 70 disturb society 70 it, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So
cicty well that the spirit ofrevOution like tho
excrminatng angel sought every opportunity Of work
ing destruction and desOlation For his reason the
country aatisfcd with the system Of Ministers (Ohi
OH from the le) They had on hand extended H.
berty and ON The other thcy had ensured tho triumph OF
order They had combattcd and reconstructed 81 one
and Che time. (iIcar from The centrc-auaiitcr
from the lehl They were nov sequircd 10 weaken the
powers, whichey had taken much pains to Strength.
en-. To this they could not amcc bccausc they desired
public force as well os pubic ssh ,g liberty
The adyiccs rom 1Indrd are 70 der 2ib. and from,
Bayonne 20 thc 9th Nothing important had occurred.
The Bayonnc Sentinel Of hat date, says
Since Gen. Nina has taken tIf command Of Tie ar.
my in The north Of Spain tic you3ccrs i'm the causc Of
the Queen have greatly onlGged and The village Of Pc
ratio has just scnt go Of is young men whom The Com
Inandcr-u-C Chief immediately armed and equipped The
ladies captured by the Carlisle. and constantly carried
shout ia their train, hove been released FOR ransom 81
10000 fancs" On c both inst Use priest Of tic vii
lagc Of Nabazcocz stranRed b} The Christinosat
Psnpeuna, they having discovered depot Of farms nS
der the altar Of his church On c sane day e sharp
shooters presented 90 Con Nina 30 rcbcls whom the
had captured in the enifons lie rave them ucir
choice either 70 repair 10 their honIcs 10 reoin Use
Carlisle, o take service under him They ali nude their
election % JON him and Immediately Incorporated
81 battalion of thc t}uecns sharp shooters.
EAHrHGuAKE AZ JKRtskLEI---1he Pfussian State
Gazette Of The 2fti INST las the following letter fonl
The Bishop Of jerusalem resident Cons;annoplc 10
she Archbshop Of Tabor Jcroei resident at Moscow
Beloved hrofhcr--Ncw and unexpected tribuIations
hage again plunged in The depth n sflicon From