New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
GREAT BRITAIN.
Riot at COMMUNICATIONS Table Moving
The Budget.

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The Budset.
Correspondence ofThe n. Y. Tribune.
LONDON Friday April p 1853
Atelegraphc dispatch has been received to the effect
that on the 18th inst there great tumult at Con
stantinope and the vicinity. fifteen Christians having
been killed or wounded By the fanatic Turkish mob
Order was Immediately restored by means of the mill
tary force"
Another dispatch from Copenhagen states that the
Chamber or Voksthing has rejected the ministerial
message on the proposed succession Of the Danish Crown
This We may consider as an important check to the d.
plomacy of Russia whose interests the message repre-
sented according to the London protocol acknowledging
Russia as ultimate heir of the Danish kingdom.
From the Hague learn that an agitation similar to
that which visited England two years ago in the shape of
Roman Catholic aggression hasnow taken hold of the
Netherlands and led To the formation OF an ura-Prot
estant ministry Concerning Germany or rather that
portion of il formerly known under the name OF the
Empire nothing can be more significant OF the present
state OF mind prevailing through the educated middle
class than declaration of the editor of The Frankfort
Journal under date Of April 90 For the edicaton of
YOUR readers give you a translation Of it:
The communications receive by every post on the
subject Of tablsmoying /TisctRlckcaJ are assuming an
extent 20 which since the memorable Song the Rhine
bv Me Becker and the first days Of the revolution OF
March ll- have nothing equal Satisfactory as
these communications since they better than any
political r0ionneeH in what harmless and innocent times
again fine ourselves regret that we cannot take fur
Their notice of Them fearing that they might entirely over
when readers and ourselves and absorb the end all
tie space Of this Journal
An EnglsEman" has addressed letter to The Times,
and Lord PamertOn, the latest kOssuth affair at the
conclusion OF which he says;
When the Coalition Cabinet is gathered to It's fathers,
lis unces grandiahers, we would deicatey hint to
the noble lord a edition Of Joe WiHer In fact we
opine we shall hear more of Joe Palmerson will be
the word Ii is long. That Is fault We believe. how
ii has already been improved into the Anglo saxon
Pa This will suit verse as well as prose and rhyme with
sham, fam, and cram.
In my letter of tuesday last gave you rough sketch
of Mr. Gladstone budget. | have now before me an
official publication, filling 80 pages in folio: The ResO
utions to be proposed by the Chancellor of the Excheq
uer" and An expositOry Statement to accompany the
Resolutions" bat | shall only touch those details
which would be Of interest 10 foreign readers in the
event If their becoming the law of Great Britain.
The most important resolutions those concerning
the Customs There is proposal to abolish the duties
on 2 minor articles yielding about E55ODO per annum,
and intending afunure woods with four exceptions as
well as fixtures and frames, bricks and tiles. There is
H. be reduction firstly ON the tea duties from u to
40 till 9th April, 1854 secondly, IL articles OF
food The present duty almonds is 10 be reduced 60
2 per cWt; upon cheese from 81 to 2i6 per cwt; on
cocoa from I'd TO Id per h. nuts from p to n per
bushel on eggs from l0d 20 3D. hundred; oranges
and lemons TO I'd bushel on buterfrom Ol to 81 per
cwt: or raisins from 1873 To lGi per cwt and On APP
pies from 2 to 3D. per bushe The whole of these ar
tcles WELD at present, revenue of f262OOO There
is in the third place, be reduction l33 articles of
food Welding revenue Of G7OO00. Besides simpli-
hcatOn BE- applied on number OF articles by the
lew of specific instead of ad raiOTem duties.
As 70 the Excise, have already stated the proposed
abolition OF the soap tax and the increase in the scale of
Licenses 10 brewers and dealers in tea coffee tobacco
ard soap.
As TO the Stamps besides the reduction on attorneys
certificates and in the advertisement duty, there is 70
be reduction Of the duty life assurances on receipt
stamps on indeDuTes of apprenticeship, and on hack
ney carriages.
AS 10 Assessed taxes there is be reduction of the
taxes on men-servanJs private carriages horses ponies
and dogs and reduction OF la per cent in the charge
for redemption Of land tax.
Astothe PostOfoe there is to be a reduction of colo
NAL hostages TO a uniform rate of 6d.
general feature Of the budget deserving note is the
Of most of its provisions having been forced
on the Coalition Ministry, after obstinate opposition to
them in the course Of the present session
Mr. Gladstone proposes ROu to extend the legacy du-
~ 70 real property but on the lt of March he still OPP
posed MIR Williams notion that real property should
be- made pay the probate and legacy duties as
are Low payable on personal property! lie anlrmed
on that occasion the Tory journals do at this very mo-
ment that the exemption was only apparent and coun
terbaanced by other duties peculiar 10 real property IL
is equally true that on the LIST of March, Mr. VII
lams threatened Mr. Gladstone with being replaced by
Mr. DisTaei, if he not to give way on that point
Mr. Gladstone proposes to abolish or reduce the
protective duties about 10 minor articles Out on tue
"a Of March he still opposed Mr.. Humes notion of
speedily repeating the strictly protective duties on about
2-5 articles II is also true that Mr. Disraei declared
ON that day that could not cling to the rags and tat
ters of the Protective System
Mr. Gladstone proposes to reduce the advertise
ment duty by one half but only four days before ne
brought out his Budget he opposed Mr. Miner Gibsons
motion. 10 repeal that duty 1t is true that ne was
defeated by division of the House.
II would be easy to augment this enumeration OF con-
cesson made bv the Coalition ministry 70 the Manches
ter school What do these concessions prove mat the
industrial bourgeoe weakly represented as Is IN the
House the real masters Of the situation and that
every Government whether Wing. Tory. or Coalition
can cuy keep itself IN Office and the borgeolsie out Of
Office by doing for them their preliminary work TO
through the records of British legislation since lo and
YOU will find that the bOurgeoise is only resisted Pof-
cally by concession after concession financially what
the Ogarchy fail to comprehend is the simple fact that
political power is but the offspring of commercial power
and that the class 10 which they compelled To Yield
the latter will necessarily conquer the former also Louis
XIV himself when egsating through Colbert IN the IN
terest of the manufacturers, was only preparing the
revolution of l7S9 when bis edt esSt mos was an
swered BY Sieyes with /" le tiers etat est tout"
Another very striking feature of the budget Is the
! strict adoption Of the policy Of Mr. Disraeh, tnat
reckless adyenturer who dared to affirm In the House
that the Necessary result Of commercial eerade was
financial revolution, that is to say the gradual com
mutation of indirect into direct TAXATION Indeed VIVA,