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The Emperor of Austria had an interview in
Venice with the King Of Italy, at which ex-
pressions of ma ional good wishes We're inter
changed. The Emperor's visit to Venice is a
courteous return for Victor Emmanuel's visit
to Vienna in seventy-three. An address ao-
companied with a donation of five thousand
guineaS was presented Cardinal Manning on bis
return from Rome to London.
ST. THOMAS STATION, April Is.
JAMAICA, 18th April Supplementary bulle-
tin.-rhe meeting of the Emperor of Austria
with The King Of Italy in Venice is regarded as
Of much Importance by the diplomatic world.
The politicians Of Paris assert that the inter
view of the two moEarchs has reference to the
subject of the conflict which is being wagad be-
tween Germany and the Papacy.-American
revivalistS have arrived in Germany and are
holding crowded meetings daily in Berlin.
Errata-Instead of news supplied on 2nd
inst concerning the Budget please read as
fOlloWS-It is reported that the forthcoming
budget will show a total revenue for the 6nan-
cial year ending March 31st of seventy-four
millions nine hundred and twenty-five. thousand
pouuds.-This falls e2,4l4,O0O below the
revenue Of the previous year, but exceeds the
estimates by 8l97 ,000.-The fears Of q fnan-
cial panic reported on the End referred to Ber-
lin.-The appointment TO the Cardinaiats OF
the Archbishops of New York and POsen was
contradicled in error.-Tbe Catholic organ in
Rome, referring to the preparations that are
l.: 80. ,,.1o - oD,on1c fr thu roOanfinn IF tho
new Cardin,l, points to the painful contrast
afforded in Germany where the new Cardinal is
condemned to imprisonment.
ST. THOMAS STATION, April IA.
LONDON, April 7th.-The question respect
ing the boundaries of Blrmah is increasing in
djficuItics-Th Emperor of Austria left
Venice to-day. The Physicians of the Emperor
of Germany have prohibited him from travel
ling; the Grown Prince will therefore visit
Itah.-In the British House of Commons Mr..
Fawcett's unmarried woman'S bill has been
rejected by a majority of thirty-hvs votes.
Mr.. Disraeli voted with the minority
The Belgian Government is Investigating
the supposed Ducbesnes plot against Prince
Bismarck's life.
The Prussian Government have addressed 8
diplomatic note to the European powers re-
speeding the policy of Belgium.
8lh.-The Czarina has been safely delivered
of daughter both the mother and infant prin-
cess are progressing favOrably. At the ban
ouet in Venice King Victor Emmanuel prOpos-
ed the health of the Emperor of Austria, adj.
dressing him as bis brother and his friend
in return tho Emperor drank to the prosperity
of Italy.-Dr Neuman has published an answer
to Nj. Gladstone's pamphlet on vaticanism.
There is no foundation in the statement made
recently to the effect that the Emperor of
Brazil had abdicated.
Tn Prussia the state endowment to Catholic
Churches and clergy has been withdrawn.
9th.-The death of Sir John Grey, NJ. Pp
for Kilkenny City, is announoed.-The Berlin
past bas nnblished a war article which is caus.
ing some alarm in Europe.
The Editor of the Munich Vaterland, o
Catholic organ, has been arrested in Austria
and sent to Berlin.
The Times discounteEanoes investments In
Canadian railways.
The bishop of Brsslao has refused to give
his resignation.
10 h.-Cardiual Manning delivered an ad-
dress at Kensington College, in the course Of
which he declared that the Catholic Church
was about to undergo an ordeal as fierce az it
sustained three centuries ago at the time OF
the reformation.
Captain Boynton, an American, swan from
Dover TO Calais. Her Majesty expressed her
sympathy with the Captain on his success
through the United States Minister.
From Paris it is stated that al French sub.
iects abroad liable to military services have