Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-16

country was also in E state OF the greatest
confusion.
FRANCE The army Of the line is to be
divided into five great commands, conhi-d to
N,rsbals Cas- e~llaue, BVsquet, PelliSier'
Caorobert, aud valiant, and having their
beadouarters at Paris, Nancy. Lyons, lou
l,u.e. and Tours. Addresses from some OF
the regiments to the Emperor are worde1 10
such strong language us to attract a''e"'i'"'
The Zuayes regret that they had Do Oppor'u-
nity t. manifest their zeal IN u Striking
manner, and the address of the Sad regi-
meet contain the following sentruces-'and
il your Majesty wants -oldierS to reach these
men, even in their hamnts, We huupbiy pray
YOU to designate tie S2ld regiment as part
of the advance guard Of this army" A.
dresses from other regiments app ear to have
been worGed still stronger, for the Moniteur
has omitted some Of the paragraphs.
Ii is stated that Orsini Vac at Stuttgart,
last year, when Napoleon was there, but
that be and two or three other Italians we're
expelled.
The Moniteur publishes q decree, announ-
CHG the intention of the Government to put
down all religious controversy in the French
Press.
A Brussels paper afirms that the French
foreign Minister had addressed a note to the
British, Belgium, Swiss, and Sardian Govern
ments, demanding certain measures which
may prevent renewed attempts at assaSsina-
ton.
Correspondence Of the Times reports that
no further measures of repression will be d.
rected against the Press. Addresses from
the army continue to appear in the MonIteur.
Many call violently for leave to pursue the
co nspirators to their haunts.
IrALY.-A despatch from Naples announces
the death OF L.blache, at Naples, January
23d. A plot against the life Of the King of
Naples had been disco vered. Ten persons,
all Frencbmeu, are said to have been landed
at Naples, to carry out the design. a con-
! spiracy had also been discovered at Ascoli-
design not stated.
1t was said the R1,hschilds are negotiating
q loan for the Papal Government.
An insurrectiUnary movement in Rome,
was said to have been planned for the 18th
Of January, bur the police frustrated it.
AUSTRALIA Vienna journal says that the
national bank contains u greater amount Of
specie BY 1000, 900 hJrins than ever before.
AUSTRIA consents that the act of the
! riveraine States relative to the free navigation
of the Danube shall be submitted TO the
Paris Conference.
DESMARK.-A new project from Denmark
havlng for its object to place the Duchies in
an exceptional position in the Danish mon
archy, has been taken to Frankfort, but the
members Of the Diet declared against it as
insufficient.
RuSsIA.-It is said that Russia intends to
restore all the marine stations on the Circas-
sian coast, DGt on Il new eystem WHICH VIII
evade the treaty of Paris. A new Sebas-
tOpol is slso in contemplation.
TUREEY.-It was asserted that the British
Government had agreed to pay pecuniary
i ,demnity to the Porte, for occu pation Of the
Island of Perrin, the amount to be fixed
q II icably between the two Powers without
he Intervention Of any other power.
Serious disturbances were said to have
b:oken out ia Bosnia and a furce OF 5000 men
had been sent to suppress them.
LONDON, Saturday, A. M.-The Times city
article says that the funds are moderately
steady to-day, but the market is without
animation, and the manifestations encouraged
in French military and official quarters would
probably have led to u further depression. but
for Investments on the part Of bankers and
others who, in the present state Of the discount
market are unable to employ their money,
except in Government stock or Exchange
bills.