The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27
BY STEAMSHIP TO NAY Is.

BY STEAMSHIP TO HAY Is.
The German mail steamship Germana, Captain
schwensin, which left southampton the 18th Of May
arrived at this port early yesterday morning, bringing
our European files With mail details Of cable de-
spatches to her day OF sailing The papers are one day
later than those received by the Hermann from which
We published an interesting compilation in the HERALD
yesterday morning.
The Treasury denct Of the kingdom Of Italy in 1880
was fl4, $40 600; in 1851. &2O, 900; in 1852
4lo 100000 1853 3l7 0Oo in 1884 4l6 Gao 600;
In 1896 ELL go OOo and in 1886. ESQ o00 allowing
the aggregate deficit OF cl2s 900 In seven
years By loans sales OF railways and State lands and
extraordinary resources this deficit has been made
good 70 the extent Of f12s. $50 000 leaving void OF
07o OOo say nothing OF the deficit OF the current
year. Victor Emmanuel. IL appears, wants q least
T2o 600 900 to carry him comfortably through 1907
very curious incident occurred in the Legislative
Chamber OF Italy in FIorence ON the 10th Of
May. new dsputy-Crcsti by name-prsseatsd
himself 10 take the oaths and his scat Ths
president read the form Of osth 70 which the deputy
replied usual, "cisp," III swear =, But signor
Crotti added. 'sSaving the divine and ecciesiastca
laws" such reservation could not be admitted Sig
Crott alleged the presidents OF Daniel OConne and
cases were BY no parallel with his own that II
was then question Of religious pcrsuason objection
70 the form OF oath The eccentric Crot proved stub
born and as the president could mot admit him TO bis
seat until he had sworn without reservation no ief the
chamber and hts election was annalied.
The new treasury budget of Spain estimates the ex
penses for 1so7s f26 00O including f120 900 in
in the for the redemption Of the Passive
Debt The for tho same period is calculated ct
ELS 900; leaving deficit Of f70s 000 This revenue
OF 600 Includes the estimated product OF
dutes tax OF five per cent is imposed upon all div
dends the internal stocks. all salaries payable by
the State, by the provinces, or by the municipalities,
and all dividends paid shareholders by banks
financial companies tax is also imposed upon car.
rages and horses kept for pleasure and likewise upon
legaces and SUGGESTIONS and transfers of property
Four hereditary and twenty members for life Of the
Upper House Of the Austrian Reichsrath have been
nominated. Among the members for life 10 Admiral
Tegethof who has lately returned from visit to the
United States Of America.
Prince Charles Of Roumania has dismissed his Prlia-
ment with angry message. To the Deputies he
says
small number Of important laws indispensable credits,
and the pensions for retired civil and military ofcers
you would thereby have allcviated much suffering.
To the Senator's
am very sorry t0at you did not nn0 II worth while
70 unite with the Deputies and effect removal Of the
Court Of Cessation TO Jassy measure which s advsa
bic from many considerations regret, too, that you
should have put government TO great Inconvenience
BY refusing sanction tho budget Of the community OF
Bucharest. II is also to be depIored that you gave
attention to the Pension bill, &c.
The Darmstadt Second Chamber have petitioned the
Grand Duke Of Hesss to consent to- reduction Of his
civil List BY 50O00n, which additionally granted
him some years ago. n
The cattle plague had broken out In the Eastern dis
tricts Of Thurngia and Northern Bavaria The inlecsioa
has been traced to the transport or Polish and Hungarian
oxen 10 North Sea harbors The passage Of Austriaa
cattle through Prussian territory prohibited n
Mr. Rgby wason, having failed TO induce tho Alder.
men 1t 0uildhall 70 grant him summons against the
London Times for libel for reporting speeches in the
House Of Lords rejecting upon him. went TO the mags
trate AZ Bow street, London, and made application for
summons against the Pos for . similar offence. The
magistrate heard his application and declined to
grant IT,
Sunday evening, May IL, the Lord Lieutenant OF Ire-
land sent special messenger 70 Kilmainham Prison
with communication to the Governor informing him
that the Of death passed ON Patrick Doran
Fenian, convicted ct the Special Commission for high
treason, had been committed 70 penal servtuds for fe
Mr.. George Peabody arrived on Sunday evening. Nay
IL. By the Scotia at Quesnstown. Ireland
Queen Victoria has conferred Sir Benjamin Guinness
family arms . distinction limited, except in special
cases. the peers Of the realm This favor granted
recognition OF his muniHcsnce restoring St Patricks
Cathedral
Several deaths were reported from sunstroke. In
London, May TO- Dr.. Lancaster held two nquesss
upon persons who died very suddenly without apparent
The nrst held at Hornsey the body Of .
police constable, who, after having been exposed to
the the whole Of the previous day, suddenly fell
from stroke. Tho second inquest hold at the
Twyford Arms, Twyford street. IsIngton, tho body
OF Josiah Butternant aged twenty-five. The deceased
engaged u the Imperial Gas Works convey Goals
by OF hand wagon from the the rcto
In doing this he repeatedly passed under skyight.
through which the sun shone very powerfully. Sud-
denly he became very giddy. and rselsd about like
drunken As be being led from the top or the
building where he working, he attempted 70 jump
over the rails but he restrained Before . doctor
could be fetched he expired. Death Ia this was
also caused by sunstroke.
According to available statistics there are about 90 900
blind people In Great Britain. Taken largo divisions
In England and Wales the ratio Of blind to the Of
the population is l in 1887; in Scotland, in I0se in
Ireland in s43 and the Channel Islands l in 72S.
In paper on tho English At the French Exhibition,
entitled ia Colonie Anglass," by NJ John Lsmoinnc,
that writer touching upon the physical superiority Of
the English race, observes that the English consume
more and absorb more than Parisians do He says
Look how well these pretty English women white and
red, bear their sherry and champagne Look at them
going pastry cooks in the middle Of the day TO
take coffee chocolate ices aud all sorts OF cakes and
sandwichssl What astonishing quantity Of little pies
they conisnI IL is pleasant TO behold, particularly
when knows that sucn appetite Is NO bar 70 sent
ment. Recognizable BY their incredible ira
veses in dressbonnets that look like cabbage gardens
casaques gaudy In color impossible crinoIinss French
cashmeres called because they worn only By Eng
lish women. None but English women arc capable Of
wearing straw bonnets In January and furs In July.
Look 1t them they stride along the Bouovards, and
step out like the Cent Gardes.
horribl AMIR occurred o. Hoxton, England
woman who gave the name Of Mary Jane Fletcher vas
engaged servant by the landiady Of tavern in
whitmors road. The woman represented herself as
being married person. and stated that she had de-