The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-13
ether documents relative Co the Budget Of ISlo have
been laid before the National Assembly

Win the previous year by about 437 us GOO fAnos In
OF the suppression Of the Is oentmes tax
end other tmposts but that deficiency 10 reduced to
600, In consequence Of the impost laid upon
the Northern Company There IL also ocnsidsrabls
visible on the indirect receipts which
Thss the dimnution OF the receipts Of 1sao ON 1898
does not exceed lo4 millions.
The expenses have been reduced 17s millions. Thus
slNo s24f. in 1s4S, or an increase Of lS6lo,Ss2k
IN the annexed tables ws remark for the budget Of
lsas an Increase that Of is4s Of n 4os 052f
national debt In the department on the other
hand, there 10 decrease Of 70 Ill, 450f NM.
In consequenes the effective strength Of the army,
100 1872 horses, win undergo reduction Of I2l 372 men
end So22 horses Prudence, however, does NOS allow
ally the reduction will be only Of II 067 mon and 1872
hories There will be reduction in the budget of the
marine Of The nsst will consist Of 10 line
OF battis ships two with fostiDg bsttsries fgates,
IL corvettes, brgs IL transports "A schoonsrs and
cutters % steamers Of which 10 are figAtss, 10 COR
to be is We: sailing veses, men Of war and 10 fi-
gates steam corvtttes, and tenders
letter from Berlin .tates that "such negotiations
Pave taken place with the Minister Of the Empire,
the subject Of the formation Of German navy, that
Prussian envoy will shortly proceed Amsrica for
which will be eficered and commauded by Amsricans
w III such time - German officers, duly qualified shall
The Economist states that " Mss.rs Barring & Co.
have sold all the stock of the United STATES six per
cent loan The price at which they began s5 but
the close t reached 1893 and to-day the stock
M: Rufani, the Envoy of the Court Of Turin to the
TIE Marquis de Ricci, who Is charged to represent
Charles Albert It Brussels IL also there, but he will
Counts DuIini and Tofiet a. hs counssilor. st The
conferences vhish are to commence % soon O. the
Austrian W's. ., envoy shall have srrivsd.
pubic TO the Court Of England has arrived in London
An the Cabinet Ministers are in town, and al.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, Captain Lott,
with the uual mails from the United States, Canada
&C. and 1Sous aty cabin pa,ssnssrs arrived st
voyage Of TX days from New York.
The following order of the day, addressed to the
coma Italy, on the 7th inst by Admiral Albn =
,.omisdss. ths royal navy, by the number Of men
Dation. has acquired just titles the
gratitude Of the King and Of the country You must
add to tho glory which tho blood Of your brethren
has thrown on you and the occasion to do pro-
badly near ct hand Putting aside vain words shall
only remind you that We are the children Of land
Of tbo's who have invaded II. Let rs continue to
give an pie Of union and order such a. hitherto
flag. There are the nrst elements Of our strsnsth-
calculated ske to cause spprehs nsion to the ssemy
and to render Italy Independent"
letter from Villa Franco of Jan 16 in tia p;.d.
monte.e Gazette, states that considerable transports
OF mater'sl have arrived at Verona. The Austrian
and we're protecting the line Of the Minois With
strong artillery. They also said to be engaged
IN DsADs strong point d'appui Of Castigone dele
The uiusl amusems nts and rejoicipgs of the Car
niIsl have been prohibited at Rome, for this season
In Naples Our accounts are to the ilth ult
AItnousn everything Is tranquil in appearance II
Sat ,ns party . to
on the lst Of February and that opportunity win be
taken, is affirmed to attempt something The result
destroying themselves The Neapoitan arm ys always
srdenty devoted to the ORDER the only thing
TO be feared IL, that 1t will defend it with much
You know that the king Of Sardinia, or rather
minister The Able Gioberti, has sent M. Pless, 20
for bis advanced pinions, which IL Of itself sum
GENTLY bad diplomatic rscommen dalton. But you do
charged him to propose to the Neapoitsn Govern.
menti An alliance offensive end defensive, sgsinst
Austria. On this condition. Charles Albert snssoes
on his own part and that Of his son the Duke os a.
voy to renource defntiyely the crown Of Sicily At
another period before Charles Albert had been do
Iesteo py hadetxky when the king Of Naples had not
put down the revolt in his Kingdom and when the
Siciians thought seriously Of the 81 tbs King Of
stood but at the present day It can only be- oonsd
cred ss sn imperiinence. The Neapontsu Cabinet
vould not listen to it. The Sardnsn envoy has not
Connt Martini, who has been sent BY tho Court OF
Turin TO Gaeta has not hitherto been fortunsts
The opinions Of the Count similar to those his
colleagues 1t appears that Gobsrti knows little OF d.
ponatc prop rety when be would make such choice.
sns Inc urn C,en:s does not appear to
man revolution 1t spTears to recognize ct the same
time The Pope and Provisional Government ct Rome;
but between the two IL must choose These are the
reasons Why the Sandman snvsy has not bseu ohsisl
POSTSCRIPT
FRANKFORT AssTMBLY-lMpoRTANT DEBATE
In the hitting ofthe Frankfort Assembly, Of the 23d
in. the following important question was put to the
l. Ia the dignity Of Supreme Head Of the Empire to
be This dignity is hereditary in the House
TIE Prnos on whom It Is conferred 1t dssce pds in
he To- NJ prtun
motion, SD Cheer. followed on the isft, and loud
he motion ru inning q Tho Emperor is elected for
NE, was rejecfed-noes, ala; ayes 90.
f.Ir.d for twelve years at time on ono Of e. soys
Iegns Who reign respectively in Prussis Austria.
,ctsa S Soaony Hanover and wurtsnburg, was re-
Inings now gin TO wear very critical appearance,
and the left did their very best to carry the next mo-
,bould be Ie'oved upon, and tho Princes thus have
pIstext fer taking the matter into their own
N.verthssss Zns ana schonsl true their hatred Of
Irlncee Altogether, remained innsxbls and voted
against the motion, which ran "The Supreme Head Of
me Empire elected for six years. and this motion
we're heard from the extreme right but all vas mani
fest confusion iDdecsion and xiey The fsstidous
desaratfons made snd protososd by various msmb
give. w
motion Of Neugeba.ers, for a three years. gu.
prone bead Of the Empire was rejected. Noes, So5:
ayes. 100. wv
The one year motion was then withdrawn. a. was
also tnat OF hofken, to the effect that 1.-The National
Assembly resolves TO refer the question for speedy de-
oson to the electors among the German people A. to
whether the right Of the Emperor be placed at tho
besd sfthe German Federative State shall b, h.red
tay or elective The sitting lasted nsary eight hours
ms 10 the third important question on which all
motions have been .jsoted.
Our Liverpool Correspondence.
LIvrRPooL, January 81, 1s4o.
TIE Departure of the Sarah Sands
The steamsbip Sarah Sands. Cspt. VIM C. Thomp-
son, sailed Tkur,day, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, for New
York. full Of passengers and large cargo Of goods,
the freight on which amounted to upwards Of 5000
She was to have ssiled on Saturday, the Goth inst
but owing to the great quantity Of freight and in
suhicient depth Of water In the Salisbury dock in
which she was lying was prevented doing so, until
Monday morning