The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-12
Great Britain.

In the House of Commons on the 3lst Mr. Layard
said that the Oh Ian Minister had not demanded his
passports, as had been alleged, but had presen ed
letters OF recall. There was no reason to exDec any
dlsrupnon OF friendly relations between England
The debate on the reform bills was continued on
the 81st and eVinced uncompromisinR hostlltv on
the part of the conservatives and few so called
liberals. The pIinciI all speakers were Sir j Pack
ington and MI Lowe, in opposition to the Govern
ment scheme for red stTlbutlng the seats, and Mr.,
GOschen and the Attorney General in support OF the
measure.
On the 1st instant The debate was further con-
tnued an adjourned till the 4h when it is expected
the division would lake place on Captain Havters
motion for postponement of the question. Rumors
were current that If the Government obtained q
majority the DILL would re withdrawn; but il they
wee defeated resis nation OF the MINIS ry was con-
sldered not unlikely, but some even advocated q
dissolution OF Parliament.
Mr.. Grlifths asked if Government intended taking
any steps TO reconcile the disc epa ncy in the ae.
count OF the British Admiral on one side ana of the
American Commodore ana the British merchants
ON the other, in regard to the bombardment of VAL
Nj. bayard said no such steps had been or would
be- taken Her Majesty's Government placed the
fullest reliance on the accuracy OF Admiral Dem
mans statement.
The London Observer admits that the British Gov
ernment is in crisis.
On the question of reform the Sunday Gazette
thinks the Ministry will have majority.
France.
The weekly returns OF the Bank OF France show
further Increase IN the cash on hand OF $500 900
francs.
In the Corrs Legis'atif NJ Rouher in reply to M
Ju Favre stated that to the present time the nego-
tiatloLs with England for new treaty OF eXtradi-
ton have owed fIUIess In order to facilitate the
negoua ions the treaty had been prolonged for SIX
months
A bill relative to crimes and nisdemeanors COM
mitted by foreigners was adopted in the Chamber
bv 212 ae ainst rs
The ofica report of the Budget for 1867 had been
distributed IN the Corps Leglsatlf 1t fixes the Ord
nary expenses of the year at 1528 900 000f 000
less than the amount requested. The ordinary
revenue is stated at 16l7 S75, S70f. The resulting
surplus OF revenue over expenditure Is thus
a. C00f of which 80 200 0C0t has been carried
the ordinary budget In the extraordinary budget
the expenditure for which authority requested
is reGnced by 5,0C0f. rhe expenses amount to
1o2, ,6OO, COOf., showing surplus OF revenue in the
extraordinary budget OF loo 000f
The BOurse the LIST was very fiat and Rentes
Tor the account declined nearly per ceLt closing
at 64f d15c.
Turkey and Egypt.
Tie Sultan had formally declined to the Viceroy
of EgJ pit the fiji man estab shine direct succession
to the ceroy atty. Authentic advices from Djid1ah
report that the cholera had broken out among the
returning pilgrims between Blchor and Mecca.
1h,re was great mortality among the Egyptian
soldiers
1t is stated that Turkey had demanded of the great
powers their assent to her occupying the Prlnci-
pa tiles The powers said to have warned Turkey
the plan she uld be abandoned.
India.
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