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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 460, 29 April 1875, Page 2

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London, April 13. The Messrs Rothschild havo issued a Busssian Loan ofl'i:>,OnO,000.

April 17. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Northcote, brought up the Budget in the House of Commons. The estimated revenue for the coming year is £75,685,000 ; the estimated expenditure, £75,208,000; leaving a surplus of £417,000. He proposes a readjustment of the brewers' licenses and stamp taxes, which will reduce the surplus by £357,000. A second note has been sent by Germany to Belgium, in which the former Power disclaims any desire to interfere with the Press laws of the latter. The debate on the charge made by Dr Kenealey, and his position in connection with the petition from Pettiwell has beea renewed. April 20. On April 19, another German note was addressed to Belgium, which says the present international law is inadequate for mutual prosecution, and, as Germany requires defence, suggests that Belgium should do the same. Early Derby, in retorting to Earl Russell, said the Germany tone to Belgium was very friendly, and had been communicated to the several powers, but England had not been formally consulted. There were no grounds for tmeasiness. City and Suburban Handicap : Balham 1 j Pieman 1 ; Tarn o' Shanter 3.