New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
AUSTRIA.
SEPARATE MINISTRIES PROPOSED.

In the Lower House of the Rechsrath
debate took place July s upon motion for an address
to the Emperor, praying for the formation Oh
complete Ministry for the western half OF the
Empire. Baron Won Beust declared that the desire for
such n Ministry perfectly just, but that at
the present moment q. change IN the eXlstlhg ITO S
Hungary When the delegates from both portions OF
the Empire had terminated their negotiations the pro
of the House A long and animated debate ensued ana
the motion, which was opposed by the Iyr9ese 'aca
aud SclavOnan members, was finally withdrawn
committee OF conference is TO settle the slight dis
agreement between the two Houses the Ministerial
Responsibility bill
CONFERENCE WITH THE iIUNGARIAN DIET. ,,,
adopted by the Reichsrah for the election Of delegates
from that TO 1onfI WITH the ~ from
graph the February Patent has also received the I'm
peria sanction
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.
NJ Beke made his financial statement TO the Lower
House July 49, in speech Of several hours, which Is
reckoned extremely able. An annual deficit has been
chronic in Austria ever the year 1884, the year 1917
having been the only from that time TO this when the
during the last twenty years that public debt of the
Empire has been most aarmingy increased al Ahohg ign
been gradually raised TO 4eOOOOo0h In 1861 me natlo
debt has been very nearly ueoied during
that period and amounts now 10 over
5000 OoO,Coof The deficits since 1850 have been
1850 ooOn 1851 127 OOoh lsS2 dSSs
of the OF 1865 betrayed principally by the 1aoa
cation OF state notes TO the amount OF nearly AOOVOUO
and by the mortgage of State domains to the amount OF
GOOOO0OOh The actual expenditure for war purposes
from April 1866 TO August /, was, for the army
1871 SOS 2Of for the navy, $3.50 s5Oh total, l6o6lyOn
but this represents very inadequate proportion OF the
total cost OF the In spite OF all the dleuties he
has TO contend WITH the Minister wound MP his expos
tOn by expressing his nnermost conviction that the
country would be enabled to eXtrcae itself with hono
from its present greivous financial condition
EVANGELICAL SCHOOLS.
In conformity with the Patent of the 9TH OF April
the Emperor issued decree for the appointment OF
two Evangelical Councillors TO be charged with the SUI
peryson OF all schools Of the Evangelical denomination
THE WIDOW OF MANlMILIAN.
IL is presumed that the Princess Cariotta VIII De I'M
able 10 90 10 Belgium with the Queen She remains III
ignorance OF the fate Of her husband.
THE DEATH PENALTY,
The session Of the House Of Deputies July l6 was al
most entirely taken up by debate on the abolition OF
the punishment OF death. The committee TO which the
bill establishing new criminal code referred had
reported i'm favor the abolition which is considered an
emnenty liberal measure; aud II was supported by
the most learned professors and doctors IN the
House. The speeches made on the occasion were very
eloquent and met with great applause from the lett
GeTman) side Of the House One OF the Speakers Dr.
schabuschngg wound up his Grafton by exclalming that
the abolition OF the punishment Of death would W
worthy sacrifice 10 send 10 the ustrlous deceased be-
yond the ocean After long and able speech Of the Min
Ier OF Justice NJ Hye, against the abolition, the motion
was put 10 vote and defeated by majority OF 10 TO &C.