New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

DIR. LIvINGsToNE's DEATH CONFIRMED.
Information had reached the British Admiralty
which dispes the last faint hopes Of the fate of Dr. Ly
ngstone The Times Of India publishes additional evil
dence that the great explorer is dead. An Arab had
hope II the man is to be believed he poor Living
stone receive his death blow.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE
The Daily NerS' city article says the number Of
messages sent through the Atlantic Cable continues 10
increase and the receipts now average about 9ll5O
per day.
TIE DIFFICULTY WITH sPAH-TBREATEYED RUPTURE
BETWEEN SPAIN AND ENGLAND.
On the 3Oth OF March, Lord Stanley felt himself
strained to address the Spanish Government in the
following very decided TERMS
unustfiable act justice, though frequently demanded
has been dened the sale OF the cargo aud Of the
Illegal and all the proceedings taken against the
yessewere not only contrary justice and
bat they have been taken with fun conviction OF
their iegality and were adopted Her Majestys Coy
eminent constrained 70 believe Tor the purpose or IN
lawless act Of the captain and crew of the Spanish
guardaeota Iu this state OF things Her Maiestys Gov
an Gen Calonge's letter or the sth OF January,
that the confiscation deereed against the Queen
Victoria" shall be declared void, so as TO open
present themselves and defend their interests before the
at insist ON the immediate restoration
of the ship and cargo their full value and proper
panied by an expression Of regret addressed TO Her
Maestys Government for the outrage committed on the
His LoFdship concludes by expressing 4" the earnest
hope OF Her Majestys Government that the Government
of her Catholic Majesty will not allow this matter 70
assume the proportion Of serious difference between
the would accede 10 these demands
1twas rumored in Madrid that the British Ambassador
would demand his passports
The Times o. the 6th In IT'S City article says Spanish
securities were influenced by strong belief expressed
by those who well able 10 estimate the present
position Of tire Spanish Government that resort TO
prisals will DO found ultimately unavoida he The tone
Ofthe foreign well Of the English market Us exactly
a
general conviction that the breaking out but
question Of few weeks but the peculiar state of the
public mind ever since the panic OF May last WILL In some
1egree, furnish less serious explanation"
ACadz telegram states that the Spanish Government
las released the Captain Of the Tornado but that John
MACPHERSON has been transferred 10 interior of the
cauutEy Gillian prisoner Of war MacPheDSon is
niuded in Lord Staneys Peremptory demand
THE BRITISH BUDGET
IN Ghe Hozse of Commons on the Ith, Mr. Dsraeu
yde the aDn1al financial Abatement Of the Government
Notwithstanding the monetary crisis through
which the country had passed, its had
feiaxed results had satisfactory Last year
tbe income estimated R6703 O0O while the actual
income &69434 900, which left surplus Of 2242 900
Inc incfeaSe almost entirely under the head OF
CUSTOMS and excise, and arose from the Increased con
nmption OF sugar. tobacco, malt liquors, and spirits.
me expenditure OF last estimated at 467 03 CO.,
AMI the issues had been EGG 900 The estimated income
tSr the coming year Is 69OOO and IS estimated that
,he expenditure for the period viii be RGs, $4,000.
The total surplus OF the income over the eYl)endi-
tufe IL fl,2O5,OO0s and he proposed 10 apprOpri-
ave II not TO the reduction Of taxes but 10
nder how 10 might be applied in diminishing
me national debt He explained hIs scheme for
s purpose aud then proposed 70 deal with the Marine
assurances, which was exceedingly complicated sys
- WDeb had post decreasing effect upon Engands