New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
THE ENGLISH BUDGET.
DECREASE IN REVENUE FROM ALCOHOL
THE ACTUAL DEFICIT. E2,642, 2,943-ExrESpiro"HS
NEXT YEAR, f9O. .42S. .509.


NEXT YEAR, f90.42S.599.
,,, Anr;, 15-Sir William HarcOurt,
r,ancuor q, the Exchequer introduced the puage' !"
the House OF Commons this evening He sta'ea .h '"0
sxneuses for lss5-'s6 were s1.393321 less anu Wv
ceipts e.. .2OS. 500 less than the estiha'os ' 49,. =,
Childers year ago, making an Ao'"a W, III.
GO G.oo,3 instead of s2.s27l7l as estimatou' IL.
,,,,,,,, in revenue WAS most marked in the case oi
o,oo,o, tho receipts derived from which WIZ
so-1 600 below the estimate ana 1i'i''
below the receipts derived from ,S.o g.,
1ssi.'s5 Within a decade there mas peeh u'o'0"' 49,,
revenue from alcohol OF ai50000o This mas poe" "uo
~ changes I'm the habits OF the people, and mas pee
currcnt with an enormous increase In revenue =,
tro,D comforts of nfe The falling off In receipts i
coho, has been reduced about one-haif oy - hos
go dor,vea from tea tobacco and fruits. INV"
actually been substantial decrease Il" ~
revenue except 10 the case OF aiconoi' ~.
For the fiscal year Of 1ss6-'s7 the expenditure nv
.,m.,.d at s9O42s.599, aud the revenue a'
se9s $4,000 1t is proposed 10 neo' '1o ~ ..
hv taking 500 900 from the s6,7oo.ooo app"o"pl0 "
,h. reduct,n OF the National debt, whch mas peo" i
acca $50 600 COO in the last five years II IS also pro
,,os.d IN abolish the license tax on private pro"i"s "
-. the animal rental Of whioh is under rs ehtalne
a loss Of sl6 900 III revenue Thus thero VIII. ie'"'
sp,plus est m.ed at s25s,77 No further chapses a.o
prnnosed in taxation which the Government rcsro'' II"
inability TO reduce ,., aud ornears
Tn, bndget is the simplest ever intfouuceu anu 'PP
"a give satisfaction to the members
MR.. GLADSTONES HOME RULE BILL.
OFFICIAL TExT OF THE MEAsURE-How TIE lhieh
PARLIAMENT Is RESTRICTED.
Joxnov Anril 15.-The House OF Commons
,o, voted permission to Mr. Gladstone to introduce
b,s hill for the government OF Ireland inc o'"
,ext OF the measure to-day made public IL depars
,he proposed Irish Parliament from egsatine concoi"
s ,na .,atus oicnity or succession Of the Crown;
from passing laws affecting peace or war. 'no
army or navy. the militia or Foi""'er,
or the defence OF the reaim' anu o
taking any action concerning the foreign or coonia 10
,tous OF the Empire Among the other supJecls piaou
hovord the mower of the government to deal w'h
arc dignities titles and honors prizes and poo'ies oi
war offences against the law Of Nations; treason anu
si,nace naturalization. copyrights patents mais'
teleeraphs coinage, and weights and measures.
The bill further prohibits Ireland fTom DONG any :
thing TO establish endow any religion or 10 us.ul Vi
confer any privileges account OF religious Dehei'
and also orbids impose customs on excise "uues'
Tho oneen Il given the same prerogative to summon
nrorocuc and dissolve the Irish Legislature as sue mas
with respec to the Imperial Parliament 10 her iso 10
reserved the power 10 erect loIls' aiso""'''
and dockyards
The Irish legislature is permitted to impose taxes 10
he pad INTO the consolidated fund to deray
OF the public Ireland subject to the provisions
of the Irish Land Purchase bill; put 's no'
either to raise or appropriate revenues without
the Queens recommendation made through the Loro
Ijuenapt The church property in Ireland Is 10 De-
long TO the Ir, people. subject to existing charges
The executive government of Ireland is vested Dy the
Queen in a Lord Lieutenant who Will govern Win the
ad f such officers aud councils the Queen may ap'
point and will give withhold the queens assent W
such bills as the Irish Legislature may pass
The absence Of notifications OF the Home Ruie Dill
dshearens the Liberals and movement Is on Ioot 10
obtain Mr. Glais ones assent to the introduction OF
notiou asking the House OF Commons. before the sec
ond reading of the bill, 10 adopt a resolution simply al
frloinc the necessity OF establishing Legislature al
Dublin. -,
Loyalist convention will be held In Dubhn on April
20 Nh Goschen will address the meeting
DUBrIS Aprn l5.-The Dublin Irpress tC"nserVauVe'
saws that Home Rule bin be passed. MT 'aus'one
will recommend to the Queen the granting ot amhes'!
TO a large number of Irish prisoners
Lo~DoN April 16.-Henry K Brand LIBERAL VIII
move the rejection the Irish Home Rule Dill wheh ~
comes ND for second reading in the House OF Commons
After Mr. Gladstone has introduced the Irish Land Dill
in the Uouse of Commons tonight Mr. Chamberlain Will
finish his explanation OF his for leaving the
Cabinet.
Mr. Gladstone and Mr.. Parnell have received con-
gr,,ulatory tresrams from the Governor Of Minnesota
Mr. Chamberlain has accepted an invitation from the
Edinburgh Radicals to deliver an address during 'he
Easter recess
The DqiIy telegraph says THE restrictions proposeu
by Mr. Gladst bill are all on the legislature
There are none the executive When the ponce pass
IN the control Of the Dublin Parliament all the forces
intended TO execute the law will be controlled py r'r
mel"