The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
ENGLAND.


THE TITLE OF EMPRESS MAY BE RxrAMxD-
CHANGE URN AND UPwARD-A HEAVY FAIL
uRE IN LIvEBrooI-rHz RxvENuE-PARIIA-
xxNT PRxPARuso ron RECESS.
LONDON. April 5, 1870
The Times thinks the report that the governments in
tends to abandon the title OF Empress Is TOO good DO
srue
ON 'cHAsGE.
The Stock Exchange to-day has 1--we p NJ been nrm
throughout for al classes Of stocks. with an upward
tendency.
A HEAVY yAnuRR
Alexander Duranty Co, merchants Of Liverpool,
have failed It Is reported that their liabilities are
heavy. Their connection with American trade 10 slight
but the failure has depressing influence
Tho liabilities OF the Arm reported TO DO
100000
EASTER REnsa
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr. Disrael
announced that Parliament would adjourn for tho usual
Easter recess from April 10 70 April "a
THE BUDGET.
Sir Stafford Northoots. Chancellor OF the Exchsquer
Is now speaking submitting the budget He has
nounced there 10 surplus Of revenue for 1875 or
50, $4,000.
TREASURY xsrxArHs-rzs INCOME rAx 10 BIZ SLIGHTLY
IScKKAsED.
The budget, a submitted by the Chancellor Of the
Exchd4uer, estimates the expenditures for the fiscal
year ending March 81 1877 At $780, 22o Oo0 and the
revenue at $3.50, 900
The Chancellor proposes an increase Of penny on
the pound in the income tax which. he anticipates,
will give the government surplus Of 81, s25 900
MINlsrHRIALrsr RELATIONS COUNT ARnIM.
The Central Ne,os states that Earl Granville has sent
Count Won Arnim explicit that far he Is
concerned there NO foundation for tho statement In
quircd about BY Mr.. Sullivan the House Of Com
Mons March 30 that tho British government had pro-
tested against the proposed appointment OF tho Count
Is Ambassador to England on the ground OF his I'M
truthfuiuesa
His Lordsh,p aid the late government disclsims
using any such language a that alleged
BREADsruvvs-REvHw THE GRAIN TRADE.
Tho Mark Lane Espress, In IT, review OF the grain
trade for tho past week says agricultural operations
are being prosecuted with vigor The surmiscs re-
gardng probable injury TO winter wheat caused By tho
inclemency Of March were mostly unfounded The
future crop, although retarded appears to offer NO
reasonable ground for alarm ultimate prospects,
In some districts whore the bad weather
was unusually severe ana protracted the inten-
ton Of sowing wheat has been abandoned and
the fields devoted 70 barley or beans It 10 early
to hazard an opinion about the future crop, the
plant only beginning TO appear and the country il
generally said 70 he ~ bare usually is at tho end
OF February Still supporting frosts later do not
injure the plant the recent cold may have been
beneficial by destroying vermin; . heavy rainfall
also materially helps the fertilization Of the lelds
Trade last week strictly Of consumptive char.
actor Spectators held alooI The country markets.
however, not Influenced, and the recent advance
was fully sustained Farmers stii continue 70 market
their wheat very sparingiy.
THE CONTINENT.
49,
tai demand lately noticed has been checked by nne
ping ports, and Of shipments has boon
ported from Southern Europe.
THE ROYAL TITLES BILL PASSED IN THE HOUSE
OF LoRDs-sHArrEsBuRY ARGUMENT POWER
LONDON. April 4 1874
In the House OF Lords last night tho Earl Of
shaftcsbury offered his motion for address to tho
Queen praying Her Majesty not to the title OF
Empress He argued that that title dissascful
the vast majority OF the people and made the point
that afscr the recent argument Of Mr. DIsrac tho
sumption OF such . tito would be an insult TO tho
Cznr.
Tho Earl OF Carnarvon opposed and Lord selborno
supported the motion, which, aftor long DEBATE was
rejected by vote of137 TO Of.
Tho Royal Titles bill then passed through the
mistee.
DURATION or THE PARLIAMENTARY RECESS.
LONDON, April 4, 1870
Tho Duke OF Richmond announced in tho House Of
Lords last night the Easter OF Parliament
would begin on the 1sh and end on the 9th inst
DOCK LADoRERs STRIKE
thousand laborers, employed in loading steamers
At Liverpool struck work yesterday In consequence Of
an increase in their hours OF labor.
Some steamers preparing to put to sea werc delayed