The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05
Austria.
GENERAL BENEDEK's ADDRESS TO HJs ARM

Army Of tlre North which Is beng organized NY
the 10Th Of this month On that day the Generals,
troops, military administrative department aud
under nv eontroi' Having been tired as ~ tsItStni
and devoted so der know how 20 obey with joy
But This sentiment Of duty is still more strength.
at the present time by the tlat every
individual so der under my command will bring the
enemy who shall dare TO threaten, inconsiderately
and unjustly, our august Emperor and master, his
illustriOus dynasty and monarchy and our cherished
coun ry The army will shortly be concentrated,
completely organized and equipped, strong, nobe,
vala animated wlh the best spirt-the spirit OF
order. of discipline of honor of denty, of bravery
and Of absolute devotion. The Em eror's eve and
heart will follow 1t everywhere The determination
of sacrltch and enthusiasm on the pare OF all the
people of Austria will lead us on.
The sympathy, expectation, and hopes of our
fellow counIrYmen and OF all those who are dear
Us, will accompany us. At the approach OF the de.
cslve com at for the sacred rights OF the Emperor
and the country the peral army, full of enthusi-
asm ano exhibiting g tenacitv Of old Austria, will
always know how 10 conquer or die with fidelity
to the Emperor and the country. Soldiers! IbrnR
for this purpose my so ders heart my iron will, my
entire confidence in you, my most humble reliance
tIod, and my trust IN my o fortune as a solder.
whom the Will and order OF the Emperor nave con.
flded TO my command and my soliclude-l salute you
IN the firm conviction that Gods Blessing will nor
be wanting to our just cause to our fidelity, to our
bravery, and to our perseverance.
Great Britain.
MR.. GLADsToNE's SCHEME FOR REDUCING THE
A return, exp auatory of Mr.. Gladstones scheme
showing ITS effect each half year. till 1886 in all
various modes of operation, has just been prepared
by the Treasury, in obedience to an order of the
House OF Commons 1t will be recolected that the
amount OF the irredeemaOle annuity INTO which Mr.
Debt was f1 les i2s per annum The half, early
payment therefore, on the 10Th OF october next
wlll be fs62,564. BY means OF this sum an equiva-
lent thr per cent. stock OF f9S0, 1856 can De pur.
chased and cancelled, at the price of S8 per cent
This stock being cancelled, it is prop osed to
into nj O. - VI,n ,v,N.- ,.,INn
from the above price INTO annutes expiring on the
9th ptil, 1895. he annuity to be created for the
first half year will be f40 425 per anuum. and the
ment will be f202
But the half. ears interest on the stock cancelled
will only be f1470S; 80 that to pay this annuity
there will be net increased charge in the half year
OF f6523 For the second half year, viz on the 9th
gnal al nuity will be increased Dy f20226 the pay
menI Tor the new annuity created and the sum
instead of 1852 564 All the other Is will in
celled; f41,666 new annuities will be created; the
haltyear's interest on stock cancelled will be
f29 $50; and the net increased charge in the half
year will be Ell 800 On the 9th Apnl, 1886
f62 514 $40 OF stock will have been cancelled an
annuity of f9l70 316 terminating 1906 will have
been created, the increased annual charge being
f647 ABS A similar table is made up showing the
100000.
POPULATION, REVENUE. AND REPRESENTATION
A Parliamentary return just published shows
year 1866 was, IN England q 210 02O; in Scotland
53 4a IN Geand 567 S5l q. aad the total Of the
amount Of reve derived from taxation in the two
years ending 81st December, 1866 was. in England,
land, fl2 S5i S17; making for the United Kingdom
total amount OF fl32 766 6e4. table is given in
ep Which each e d,sion S%Dor OF
| the United Kingdom would have # the
to tuem proportiona.ely to1st, the estimated popu.
| lation in the middle of the present year; Cd, to
amount Of revenue in the two years endinG 31st of
| December, 1865; and Sd, to the mean of the num-
revenue. Under the first head 467 would be given
| to England, SO to Scotland, and 122 to ireland.
| Under the second England would have EOS; scot
| land, SO; Ireland. 81. And under the third, Eng
! England has 800 members; scotland, SO; and Ire.
| land, 1O5.
THE BoMBARDMENT OF vALPARAIso.
The allusions IN the British Parliament to the
| BON bardment of Valparaiso saId TO nave pro.
| duced a great sensation in Madrd
| Holland.
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.
All the Ministers had rendered their resignatlons
The cause of the resignation sent in bv ths Dutcn
Ministry was a vote given by the Chamber Depu.
| tenure and cultivation OF land Ia the Dutch colo.
| MES of the East lndIes. Fhe amendment propo sed
| 10y M PoOrman was designed to henceforth guar
anee 10 the natives q right over the property whic
! they mich possess at the time OF the promuleaGon
OF the law In order TO put an M 10 arbitrary pro
ceedinPs ON the part OF the authorities. The Gov
| ernment was defeated by 43 votes to 2S.
| The Cape of Good Hope.
END OF THE BAsUro WAR.
The mails from the Cape of Good Hope to April II
| are received
lhe Basuto war ia closed. Moshesh had agreed to
| pay SO0O head of cattle.
| India.
Details of the news from BOmb,y to Aprl 2S
ana Calcutta to April 30, cOntalnnO news of mo.
| ment.
Late telegrams from Calcutta report that market
| much depressed.
BOMBAY, May IL Cotton dull Shipments for the
fortnight, 5000 bales.
Australia.
MELBOURNE, April 25 - he question OF the Tariff
| bill has been settle1 by the Government eonseunng
] tion bills
The recall of Sir Charles Daring has created great
! excitement IN the colony.
| Latest.
LIVERPOOL, Nav 25, p. NJ Tho political stuatl on
| is unchanged Financial affairs are exceedingly
| gIOomy, and rumors OF FAILURES are unabated.
EFFECTIVE EXPLOSION most curious
| work at present going forward in Paris is the
dwelling Of the hill of the Trocadero on the
| right bank OF the Seine, opposite the bridge of
| Jena. 0ne-fourth OF the work is completed. The
| ground is mined, and four mines are tired stimuli
| taneously By means OF an electric battery.
surface of more than two acres Is raised by each
/ explosion.
| GENEROUS Springfield (Il1.) Register has
| lately put up Hoe printing press in its estab.
| lishment. 1t had previously employed an Adams
power press, the first OF the kind ever used west
| OF the Allegheny mountains. 1t now offers IL to
the state historical Society as "a venerable