The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-17
THE BRITISH BUDGET
Newspapers Agree That 1t Was
Very Wisely Made.
GERMANY TO ReAoMIr JssulTs.
nellie Perhaps xsa . Rr4ssasf. bat His
xsbslifsa ssreay Kadsd-TAe
Dsrtas eea BiI

LoRnox, April i6-Ths lobby reporter Of
the Tsn<s says Is wss the EsHsral iErpses
saon that she eadges VIII lead % . prolonged
discussion Of tie details raxher than 10 the
defeat Of the government TIE spirit tax
II regarded - tho e<ux OF the
situation. The Parreisites viii resist
this tax, especially ~ they consider
Ireland already oyersAxed IN eor2pa-i-
son with England. The Scotch members
Of the house do not radically Oppose the
apiris tax The radicals aifais shas the
hzdges Is Q clever one for eascsioneer.
ing purposes The TInes, COM
mensing edisorialiy on the budget, says:
II IS caiy fair TO say that allowing for the
cifseaities and pressure the chancelior Of
the excheQ1et had to contend with. the
badget Is much less objectionable than
the public had reason 70 infer il would
Re from the predictions a the
Giaissonians. The Radicals receive
reb-n By Sir William Harcours's reeog-
milton Of the fact tia: when national
emergency demands q sudden inere ase in
the revenue Ii. working classes are boand
TO coni,ibate their portion in the form Of
indirect taxation.
The Standard says the baises proposals
seem 20 have been framed IN q s,ncere
spirit
The Daily Ne,rs says SIR William Vernon
Hsrcours has shown himself TO be of the
highest rank among the 6nanciers Of the
country. There Is nc. . man living
except Mr.. Gladstone who could have
framed this budget or delivered such
speech as that delivered BY the chancellor
OF the excheqner IN presenting IL TO the
house of commons
The CAscnicse calls IL o notable budget
The Collapse Of the Brs.iiisa Revolt.
BUESos AyzEs. Aprii Is.-Advices have
reached here from Nontevideo 20 the effect
that President Peixoto has informed the
Urugusyan government that his govern
ment Is prepared TO pay quarantine ex-
penses aud passage money 10 those who
Quilted their country on account of the
instruction, and who are DESTROYS OF re-
turning 10 their homes. 1t IS added that .
general amnesty wiil be granted all In
surgeats with the exception Of the leaders
OF the rebellion
BrEsos AYREs, April l0-Five Of the
warships that belonged TO The Brazilian
insurgent fleet commanded by Admiral
Aeiio arrived Oft this port tonight. Il is
supposed they came direct from Rio
Grance do Sui after Admiral MeIlo found.
he could not capture that city from the
government forces The vessels are the
Rspublica, Iris. Uraao. Me.eoro and Es-
peranxA
PAgIs, April is.-Priva,e kilograms re-
ceived here from Trustworthy sources,
dated Rio Janeiro. say that the Brazilian
congress will probably not meet at the
time appointed, May 3D. and that the
state of siege viii las, until the end Of
June.
Rio JsSkgRo. April M-The insurgents
have abandoned all the remaining vessels
| at Paraguay and Santa Catharina In
the attempt Of the insurgents 10 land sc
Rio Grande City the rebels lost 600 men.
They afierward landed in the department.
Of Rocha, Uruguay. whence Admiral
Mello and Gen. Salgado went south. The
| Uruguayan authorities refused TO allow
the rebel ship TO remain where anchored,
and she left after landing 40 disarmed
men. The insurgent troops were removed
from the shores of Rio Grande do Snl BY
the insurgent warship Republics aud by
insurgens transports