The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-04
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1866
Loss on reRissions
Remaining surplus
Surplus
lew taxes

Mr. Gladstone then entered at considerable length into
the prospects of succeeding years. holding out the
pectation that in 1860 Parliament would be condition.
il IL thought IT. 10 dispense with The income tax.
About Two thousand persons met at public meet
ing in the City Hall, Glasgow, the 18th uno TO see
Mrs. Stowe. The Rev. Or. Wardaw made compll.
menlary address, TO which Professor Stowe responded
The subject oil both the address and the response of
course slavery. The Rev Dr. King, who recently Wei.
ted this country also participated IN the speech
He spoke very complementary OF the United States
The resolution TO which he spoke had some good sense
in IL, in that il declared chat instead Of the two eoun-
tries wasting words in elimination ard reorimna,ion. it
would be incomparably wiser and better for each 10
itself in earnest TO the rechcaon OF ITS own wrongs the
cure Of its moral and physical maladies, and the
noval OF its own sources oil danger"
We glad to see that the resolution Cordially
agreed to-" although the intermediates present thereby
very empbatcaly condemned themselves.
The convics Hackett and Noonan were executed yes
terday, in Waterford, Ireland for the murder Of Mr.
OCallaghsn Ryan, OF Conmel II is stated that one OF
them made confession OF his guilt alleging the
OF the crime that he had held a farm from NT. Ryan
GO per acre, and that being unable 10 pay that rent
he offered per acre. but was elected and the land given
to another for what be has offered to pay.
FRAscE.
The ceremony OF handing over the hat-the red hat OF
cardnal-as received for that purpose from the Pope
Archbishop Morlo OF Tours, performed the 18th
ut, by the Emperor, at the Tulefes
The grand ceremony at the nvades, OF praying for the
soul OF Napoleon, fixed originally for the 5th will not
take place. but plain service will be celebrated the
ilh. This announcement, which appears in The Mont
t,u, iavors the idea that the ashes OF the Emperor will
be removed 10 ST. Denis
HOLLAND.
BRUssELs April i4-The second Chamber Of the States
general oil Holland reassembled yesterday afternoon at
the Hague All the members of the cabinet were present
In the Of the sitting, Herr Van Dorm asked and
obtained the permission OF the chamber to put question
TO the government respecting the regulating OF the Roman
Catholic community IN the Netherlands The question
gave rise, anticipated to a long and What stormy
discussion, in which members including three
cabinet ministers, took part The latter stated that the
Dutch government had acted the constitutional princ
pie that each religion. community at liberty 10 regu
late il pleased its own internal affairs, subject, Of
course to the obedience due 10 the laws OF the country
All the documents relating 10 the question of the
tabshng OF Roman Catholic hierarchy in Holland
would be laid before the Chamber. Two members de-
clared they would refrain from expressing any opinion
respecting the matter until they had perused all the doc
uments. Another member (Herr Van HalD asked
whether the bishops had been nominated by the Pope
and the reply, the part OF the government, The
Affirmative, The house then adjourned. Numerously
signed petitions are still being forwarded TO the King
p,S,hg hls majesty not TO recognise the bishops a-
p oh'v11 py me Pope. The Amsterdam petition was
"sneu oy hol less than 81 900 Professionals
aoaef account says that the ministry had announced
'e ouanoeIs That not only had strong remonsrances
pse" 'ue 70 me people but that the Dutch ambassador
mad been Withdrawn from Rome The announcement I,
was received with marked satisfaction
| SPAIN.
/ The new cabinet OF Spain is thus formed.
President OF the Council and Minister OF War Gene,al
Lersund Foreign Affairs, NJ. Ayllon; Justice Nj ca.
vantes Finance, M Bermudez de Castro lntsr,or AZ
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