American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
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4"t' NiouSSVno pIoposeu 10 auQ T0ur
pence to the Income Tax on the income
over El50 and half penny on the
income between El50 .Ei00. The de-
bate which followed was favorable to the
scheme proposed by Mr.. Gladstone to in
Grease the rcvsDus. The consideration Of
the budget IN its details was fixed for the
2lst inst.
1t was announced in the House OF Lords
on the 10Th that the subject Of telegraphio
communications with Gibralter, America
and the West Coast Of Africa was receiv-
ing tho serious attention Of that Govern
ment.
In the House Of Commons. Mr.. Horsman n
gave notice Of bis intention 10 introduce a
resolution providing that works for the
country's defense shall be provided for
otherwise than by the annual vote of Par
lament.
The announcement Of peace is said to
have caused signs OF commercial improve
ment 10 France.
The Paris -four market was dull, and
wheat was lower
The Paris correspondence OF the London
Herald says that the greatest activity pre-.
vailed along the French coasts. The chan
mel coast was being fortified. and from Cher
bourg 10 Dunkirk earth batteries were be.
ing constructed at the distance OF every
three thousand yards.
The Paris Pays says that the whole
imperial Guard, Division OF the infantry
OF the line, and battalion OF Chasseurs.
selected from tho different corps of the
army Of Italy, hal received orders to
march Immediately for Paris, whore they
will receive distinguished reception.
On the Paris BOuTse rates on the 10Th
at 6Sf. zoo.
lTALY-There were strong indications
Of discomfort in some parts Of Italy
Great agitation existed at Florence. The
Provisional Government Of Tuscany had
issued proclamation describing the basis
of peace as betraying the fairest hopes
that the Tuscan Government participated
10, aud we're the sentiments OF the people.
and declaring that the Tusans will not be
replaced under the yoke and influence OF
Austria sgainst her will and rights.
LIE Nord says that French corps OF
10000 men will remain in Italy until the
reorganization Of the country according to
the treaty OF Villa Francs.
The Piednontese correspondent OF The
Daily News says that fresh Piedmontese
troops are going to Romanga with Napo.
Icons consent to maintain order and take
from the Pope all hope Of recovering it by
the help Of the Swiss Guards.
The most important tswns of tie Ro.
man States had sent deputation to confer
with Garibpldi iu regard to the condition
Of affairs.
Modena and Parma are said to be in
state Of revolt. The Austrian troops re-
main in their position, the Same as if
peace had not been concluded. ,.
Orders had been given to some Of the
French ships of.war to protect Frenchmen
and their property in Tuscany in case of
need.
The Paris correspondent OF the Post
says that It has never been intended to
support. by the French army, the re-
turn Of the Grand Duke OF Tuscany. 1t
was reported that Sardinia has recalled
Its representatives from Tuscany and No.
dena,and that the provisional governments
OF Tuscany and Modena are organizing
force to Oppose tho return Of the Dukes.
Chevalier Periigi had been sent from
Florence on o special mission.
The Times correspondent say, that the
news ofpeace produced the greatest exas
peration and detection at Turin.
The Emperor was accused of being
traitor to Italy. His portraits had to be
Withdrawn from view in tho shop windows
to prevent them from being broken.
The Opinione. Of Turin mauifests dis.
satisfaction at Venice being allowed to 70.
main in the hands Of Austria.
The Government OF Lombardy had
cautioned the editors of the press against
the recent events, and recommended them
to assume moderation, under pain Of sup
preston.
PRUssIA The Prince Regent had is
sued an order Of tho day to the army, OK.
satisfaction with the treaty OF
peace and the combustion Of the war.
General Wrangle had been removed
from the command Of the amy which was
to have been concentrated on the Rhine.
NAPLES Four thousand Swiss troops
had left Neapolilan service and gOne home.
The disbandment OF many more was ex
Deetad