New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
u,.e.,,auscu. items ey the Africa.

The customary Waterloo l}anque, Wa
riven Nv the Duke Of Wellington On inc ista at, -
,he ofcers ofiho British arry WHO hadserFe1 uA1e'
tscomusnd. Above soyon.y veterans were present,
number but a h:te sao.: Of TIA: OF asi year a''U
Prince Albert iook par n the ceremonies
The society for the Propagation Of Inc Oosie4i IL
ro,,,c, ps-.s ,nccrrora.cd On the lttn OF June
I-o,, having completed the aDor Of 80 years ceIe
bra,es IL Third jubilee on Monday, and sermon
uas p,eached on the occasion by tie Bishop Of Lon
don. IN Westminster Abbey public meetins a. .
Nartins-l al followed on TUESDAY, when Pf'Ace A.
her, presided and made The speech oitne DAY
Two important public nleeiings, m o.
cot5en's Too.ion in favor Of arbiraon, were zen
ee vonSav Al Manchester and Lee i respectively -
Tbc sorrre, was called at the requlSton Of zoo i@n
,anfs and held N the TowR-ha.I. with the Mayor "a
the Chair
The state Fancy Bal when had been reaeaIse1
a, Sn,hsrland-touse early IN the Week came OF on
the aCsh Al Buckingham Palace. The fancy costume
was of inc time Of the Restoration when gave IA
opportunity for great display tspec.s,ly u lia.'
tune The dresses Of The ladies, II was feit's s
auDroached very nearly 10 those OF me preseH. -
The military and judicial Otcers appeaIe- ~ nc
Official habits Of the perioi as did tne 1919
~ tIe scenic effects presented by an EnghsA com
not quite two hundred years ago.
The DUKE OF Northumberland has issued n
sr,lcons 70 ms agents III that county 20 select from
zach Of his bailiWicks a certain number OF cart
vrigbts artisans and intelligent farm servants, 20
he number IN all OF ABOUT $50, for whom the Duke
has made arrangements TO dciFdy the expenses nCt
only OF their Journey 10 and from London, oul ai>o
for her maintenance during tnef stay mere III Oi
der that 'hey may have an opportunity o. ms .iiis
the Crystal Palace Similar instructions nave O.eh
given 10 the agents the other estates OF lle
Duke 49,, ~
Tie London Committee Of the soc-a, Propa-
ganda have JUS, published series o. >X u"-'s y -
ten by Mr. Owen, addressed 10 the people assemble
Al the Exhibition. The Committee are ABOUT 10 p!0-
Esh French and German transations OF inc same,
for distribution among the natives 81 those co1h-
tres who NAV visit London during me year.
Fifty Hungarian Refugees left Southampton on
Wedne sdav for Portsmouth. 10 embark on board the
cmiaraut ship Black EAGLE. bound for America
They have been allowed by the Enghsa Gpveinmca''
during their stay ID this country. Is 6l day eAch
Each one has also been allowed 90 for CLONE, ana
20 l5s. for passage money
A return TO the House Of Commons shows that
the declared value OF British produce manufactures
exported from the United Kingdom during me last
two wears, ending last January |. was f69s3i.5l2
An account has been published of the quanitie,
Of Cheese imported INTO Great Britain dunDg the
wear 1850. and OF all European Cheese exported. ex
elusive OF British. The quantities ihporle e"sh
month have varied from 1890 c"t, qrs, 10 IDS, IN
the month ending Nov s. TO j. 400 cwt, or. IA les.
in that ending July ;. The total quantities during
the year amounted 20 3i7.s02 cwi.. qrs.. 10 lbs ot
which si cwt., qrs., IS lbs were from the British
Posse ssions 107 cwt, o. lhs. from the Cnlte~
states, and 2ts9l0 cwt.. qrs, 10 lbs from Europe
&c. The quantities of European ChceSe exported
from the United Kingdom amounted to 1901 cWi.,
qrs., I6 lbs.
REVENUES And DlsBUEsEMENTS or THE EAST INDIA
CoNPANY--By returns Just published we are put IN
possession OF OF figures relative to the terrific
nal revenues and charges Of the East India Compd-
nv for the three wears ended leiS-i9 The result o
these documents may be thus summed up: Rtre-
nlcs-Bengal Presidency lsit1 ssOsl ,004r. ISIS.
- 1893 O3Gr 1850. 7S9l2, 1927 North Western Prov
inces-lsiG-1 40 52 7Csf s47s, 5005l is2r., leio-9
1882, 1881 Madras PrcsdCncy-lsi6-a 3S7 iJ,i9Jr.
1915. 3s,slI.Gl3r. 1889. 39.ll7,l69r. Bombay
PrcsidencV-lS46-7 226 1877 1915, 81 ,23JSi4r.
1889. 26, ,524 Totals IN sterling including pro
ducc OF commercial assets IN India and hlna. leid
GIS653.l45, 1878. fl75,s.99j 1859 fls.23D,lG>
CbdreeS-Bmedl Presdency-lei6-7, lD2.236, 451r. ;
ls41-s lO3 CSC 2ler. lsis-9. l02 2l3, 1927 North
Western proyinco-lS461, 9.lSs2 IT.. 1875 s.SO5.
fCGr.. 1899 l0.lii420r Madras Presidency
Sc. s25s. IA4.-s. 250s24i.r lstS-9 "a 36l CIR
Bombay Prcsidencylei61 ., 395 13lr., lsiT =
235o52r 1850 81 ,2is 2ler. Total in sterling, IN
GLIDING charge ON the per cent. debt. AMI Charges
discussed IN England, lsi6-7, il962i3E lei,-s
fl94ss s93 1889. Il9,1 4Gj. Deficiency OF reyo
nue. 1861 co. ,202 1915. fi9l,79l 1889, El
473.ll5 The estimated revenues and charges for the
above for 1880, including the Punjab and Trans
Indus Provinces, were 1851, revenue. T2J.22l 9SJ
Expenditure. India and England l20,l59li3. Es,-
mated surplus C6f.s $40 From the above data It l.
apparent that the North Western Provinces alone
slow any surplus over expenditure and tins they do
to the following extent 1867, 40.33i, 1917. ISIS.
Il, 246O76r 1859, 3aS3S,10Sr