The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

THE ENGLISH LOAN-LEGIsLATIvE PRoCEEDINGs-
DEFICIT IN THE INTERPRETATION RECEIPTS
TRADE REP0RT-MP0RrANTF FROM MONTENEGRO
CHANCES OF WAR WITH BRAzIL-POsITION OF
GEN FL0REs-A COMMISSION TO RIO JANEIRO.
We have files Of the British Packet to the 9th OF Sep
tember which contain some interesting items.
In preliminary discussion the budget, the Minister
OF Finance announced the intention Of the
double the paid to account Of the interest
the English loan that Is to pay 900 patacones month
ly, instead Of 5,O00 as at present.
The governmsn mt has submitted estimate Of the
venue and expenditure the remaining months Of the
hi to the s'%s By
from the deposited in the banks, and appropriated
to the redemption of the public funds Besides the above
ed for the projected expedition the frontiers and
5000 damages sustained during the late siege
tive Chambers met IN General Assembly and resolved
themselves into Committee Of the Whole House for
preliminary coni ideraiion OF the budget.
The income from the Custom House was set down at
forty millions whish some competent judges reconed
much under the mark.
In the scale Of imports it proposed to raise the
property tax from to per mil.
The British Pocket gives the following items in a
monthly retrospect for August Since The return of the
Minister Of war fom the Southern frontier, in the
month Of May, have had two par but successful
inroads Of the Indians. in two months we have had
three alarms OF apprehended revols nvaoDs In the
capital In the forces stationed the Southern
tier there have been some assertions in the garrison Of
With the engthening days OF spring. aud the necessity
Of provision for the ensuing season. market
dry goods has ma 10 considerable improvement during
the month compared With several OF its immediate prede
The arrivals both from the Mediterranean
the United States have been both frequent and heavy
The counter combine between on the one
hand and wholesale dealers the other led to sort Of
artificial OF temporary stagnation and the importers
were tho first to give way the presumption is that the
stock in first hands is rather abundant
The same paper adds According to all accounts the
situation OF Monteyideo has become so extreme ami vio
The only apparently are, disguised pro-
tectol desolapg civil war; and In either
have Inconvenience to apprehend that need
at p esent stop to enunerate. in the event OF rup
trre between the empire and Paraguay foresee
OF difficulties still more imminent, the Minister Of
Foreign Relations peItinently remark ed The right Of
foreign vessels Of war to navigate tho Parana must be
discussed and decided and to fear tha
the views Of the p resident OF the Confederation do
xacly coiucide with those Of government ths
hnotty and vital question.
The latest advces from Montevleo are dated on the
evening of sept. 9th.
The commercial commission about % make an1
Their visit to the headquarters o. General Flores The
prevalent opinion seemed to he that compromise
might be effected; but, about TO r. NJ sustained
nonade heard in the direction Of Montevieo VIII ch
it was difficult to sccount for the superstition
OF an attack made by one or other OF the contendng
parties.
The commissions it was however, believed had pre-.
vailed on General Flores to resign the CONDITION thai
the President Of the Senate should during the
naming months of his legal term; but ii still
doubtful whether the provisional COVE wonld
cet 10 this In the meantime the preparations Tor the
defence Of the capital prosecuted with all vigor
The force at The disposal Of the provisional government
estimated at 000 men.
The Biazisns continued to observe strict neutrality
The foreign consular body had requested explanations
from the Imperial Minister; and having received what
they considered evasve answer had protested against
the Damages that might the Tell Nv subjects
special commission had started for Rio Janeiro with
The consent of Senior Amara to learn the real views Of
the Imperial Cabinet.
The force under Flores stated at q 900 men, and
the idea OF national war against the Brazilians was
took place. but with hardly any loss of life and de-
cisve results There seemed general repugnance to
the ioea of formal civil war.