The New York herald., 1867-04-16

Saxonys visit 10 Berlin " 70 announce to the Pussian
government that the military forces Of saxoay are
ganizcd a. federal German troops Tue Grown Prince
aud the STAFF officers by whom hs u accompanied wear
the federal uniform His Royal Hghness has been ap-
pointed commander Of the Twelfth federal army corps
The London 7imes Of April 5, writing the Laxem-
burg complication savs:-- ~
So long the relations between France and Germany
lilo in the hands OF two such were supposed 10
have learnt 10 know and 70 value each other al Barrtz
We think the world ought not too lightly cherish sin.
fully aware Of the magnitude Of the enterprse 10 hch
moment Of rashness might commit them. Both OF
them have accomplished much In their lifetime ana il
is natural for both OF them 70 shrink from new trials
which could lose the benodt or Apish tho glory Of
former achievements. Neither OF them Ia young
c 2, hom a 1 na health
equally boon TO France and Germany but while it q
dilcui. 70 sec What good war however successful.
promote the union. and thereby the strength and great
ness Of Germany.
The semi-oical North German Gasette. OF Berlin OF
April q referring 10 the eventually Of war between
France and Prussia the Luxsmburg question says:
Laxembarg would by no msansIcompensats for tho
crinces which would be entailed by Even VIC
torious France would only once more evoke former
and now happily extnguished, enmity. France should
well consider the question a sides before she attacks
people defending It's national integrity War would
also certainly place IN qwestion that domestic sfaxdy
whicn the French government has ssriyen achieve
The London 2mes Of the Sd instant has On article on
tho suectcf executive encouragement the Feniaas
BY tue United States The article concludes thus ~
We know how TO deal with Fenianism In Ireland and
the Canadians know how deal with any forces or the
ir:sn Republic that may their border II the
Fcnians but Greek writer would saw sthose about
nem whose proceedings we regard with some anxiety
but not without of confidence in the sounder
Judgment OF the American nation.
The London TimeS Paris correspondent, writing on
the lst OF April describes the opening OF the Paris Ex
hibon The frat and concluding sentences Of lengthy
letter corroborate in the complete the
curacy Of the special cable report Of the for
warded the HERALp by our Paris correspondent and
published in columns in New York day before the
2sms' account was printed in London. Tho London
Time writer says
The nominal opening OF what is stl for the greater
part an almost nominal exhibition took place to- day.
or pe mo- % costes The EMPEROR
and Empress merely visited tho building, walked round
the most presentabe parts OF IT. spoke few words to
the represent Of the various foreign commissions
who evening dress in honor of the occasion, and
left as they came, in their open carriages. =
The instant their Maesties had left the buldngevery
one was allowed TO pass freely through all its galleries
II was only however in the picture circle the Russian
and the English courts that visitors as a rule assem-.
bed In most other places little than empty
benches or dreary piles Of to DO The
Paris Exhibition Will be one Of the finest Of It's kind the
world has yet behed but most assuredly such OF the
world visit It only fated to the dsappoint-
mont OF guessing at what it will be, and lamentrg
lneiI uiisioTtuue III naVlug COMIC iuontn 100 buou
The Indian Budget laid before the Legislative Council
in Bombay, the 5lh of March, for the ending
with the end Of the MONTH shows estimated dcdc Of
e. 800 000 arising from general reduction Of
and the increased expenditure beyond the original csti
mate The expenditure includes half million for new
transports Tho budget for the forthcoming year shows
an estimated deficit Of f5o0 900, surplus Of
million aud threc-q quarters, including extraordinary
pubic works. The budget provides f150,O00 for
the relief Of the distress Orssa The duty salt.
petre, machinery and numerous small articles 'is
abolished and the fixed value piece goods and metals
is modified The export duty grain and the import
duty expensive wines Is increased fty cent and
that other sorts Of vino and spirits remains un-
changed. loan Of El ooo. 900 IL proposed for the
erection OF barracks besides the additional expenditure
Of Elo0o. 900 from the revenue ioan Of $4,000 0O0
Tor rRat;onal purposes to DO carried caergetcaiy
but only by loan, Is also proposed. Mr. Massey pro.
posed liccnce tax professions and trades prn-
ciple OF two per cent on their incomes nE =