The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06
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slnp4 Farther Point July 20.
Ii the House Or Lords, on tAs fSth, the a
bate was confined 70 ths despatSbss bsswSs
England and Prussia 10 regard 70 ths var.
In the House Of Commons Lord John Ru
sel stated that the subject Of the Ssads Dntit
was under confederation BY the Law Officers
the Crown, who, pending their decision, recon
mend the renewal Of the former treaty Tor 4
months. ltsxa# tss a#a3 a4A
| NJ. Gladstone Introduced his annual Rxche
lquer Budget The following are she pfineips
figures: Revenue of the year, E6S, ,467 ,0Oo
expenditures Of the year, G64, ,663, 900; estina
ted revenue Of the current year, 60, sc, 900
estimated expenditures, 469, ,2O7, 900. n
Gladstone proposed TO- add four pence 10 q,
income tax on the income over EigO, 'and u
500. 800 atfa -"
The debate which followed vs. favorable "a
crease the revenue. Tue eonsldesssien of ~
Badges in ID details VS. 11od for The 2lst inst
L was announcsd il ~ House Of Lords on
the lSsh that the lalject Of telegfaphic com
montcation with QsalltAr,s Amsrica and The
West coast Of Africa, - receiving the serious
Attention Of the Government. asti
In the House of CemmoAs Mr. Horseman gave
notice Of his intention to introduce resolution
providing that work for the country's defence
shall be provided for otherwise than By the an
nual vote Of Parliament. t4st l5sss
The announcement Of peace 10 said to have
csused signs Of commercial Improvement in
France.
T.: Paris Flour IA H!h.t.ss IS vs. Y! dull and wAs.,
The Paris correspondent Of ,ae London Her
aid says the greatest Activity prevailed III
along the French OoAsk The Chansel coast Va
being fortified from ChefOoufg 70 Dunkirk.-
Earth batteries were being constructAd af the
distance Of every 'tlifes tlio.lsand Yards.
The Paris Pays hys ths vhele Imperial
Guard, division Of the Infantry o, the line and
battalion Of Ctfeseurs, selected from the diff
fsrent corps of the Grmy Of Italy, had received
orders 70 march. Immediately for Paris, where
they will receive distinguished reception.
On the Paris Bourse rents closed on the lesh
ct 6Sf SOC. Aa @
lrALr.-There were strong indications of die.
content in some parts Of Italy.
Great agitation existed at Florence.
The Provisional Government Of Tuscany had
issued proclamation describing the basis of
peace % betraying the fairest hopes that the
Tuscan Government participated ID, and were
the sentiments Of the people, and declaring that
the Tuscans win not be replaced under The yoke
and influence OF Austria against her will md
rights.
Leonard says that French corps Of 10000
will remain in Italy until the reorganization OF
the country according to the treaty Of Villa
Franco. 91
The Piedmontese correspondent Of tbe Daily
News says that fresh Piedmontese troops are
going to Ronagna, with Napoleon's consent TO
maintain order and take from the Pope oil hope
Of recovering it by the help Of the Swiss guards.
The most important towns Of the Roman
States had sent a deputation to confer with
Gsribaldi in regard to the condition of affairs.
Modena and Parma are said to be in state
Of revolt.
The Austsian troops remain 10 their present
position, the same as il peace had not been de J
clared.
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 Il
has never been intended to support by tbe
French army the return Of the Grand Duke Of
Tuscany.
twas reported that Sardinia had recalled its
representatives from Tuscany and Modena, and
that the Provisional Governments Of Tuscany
and Modena are organizing force to oppose
the return Of the Duke
Chevalier PERTH had been sent from Florence
TO Paris on . special mission.
The Times correspondent says that the news
Of the peace produced the greatest exaspesa.ion
and detection At Turin. The Emperor was de-
cused OF being traitor 70 Italy. His portraits
had tQ$be withdraw Rom view in the shop
windows to prsvsnt them from being broke.
The Opinion or Turin manifests dissa,isfa ton
at Venice being allowed to remain in the hands
Of Austria. 5
The Government Of Lombardy had cautioned
the editor of the Presse against using invectiyes
against tbs resent events, and recommended
them to assume sentiments Of moderation under
pain Of suppression.
Prussia. The Price Regent had issued an
order Of the DAY 70 the army expressing satis-
feeti0p vita the treaty Of peace and conclusion
Of the war.
Gen. Wrangle had been removed from the
command of the army which was to have been
concentrated on the Rhine.
Naples-Four thousand Swiss troops had left
the Neapolitan service and gone home.
The disbandment OF many mere was expected.
Large bodies Of troops were concentrating At
Naples.
THE IATE2T By TELEGRAPH PROM LoNDox TO
LIVERPOOL.
London, July 20th.-The Daily News city
article Of Tuesday eve says that Mr.. Gladstones
Budgets commends itself to favor by its sim
plicity and although it involves the necessity OF
sacrifice, il has been well received in the city.
The Times city article says the general feeling
in regard to the Budget can be said to be com.
pletely satisfactory.
II Is to be regretted however that there 10
not even allusion made to the expediency or
otherwise Of an export duty on coal, the equalixa-
ton Of sugar duties DC.
The necessity that the iucome tax shall be all
levied in half . year is disputed.
lie Norde says that although the preliminaries
Of the treaty Of peace have been arranged ~
the principals at Villa Franco it will be de-
fnitey drawn up At Zurich and viii then bs
officially communicated to the Courts OF Europe
in obedience to their organic aud international
stipulation Which form part OF the public Law
Of Europe.
Pittsburg, July so. !
The following letter from President Buchan-
an vas received this morning BY Hon. VIM.
AcCandless:
Bedford Springs, July 96th, 1859. 4
Mr.. DEAR SlR:-I have received your kind
note Of the 10th inst, With . leader from The
Post Whilst appreciate. as ii deserves, the
ability and friendship displayed 10 the editorial,
yet regret that it has been published. ny
determination not, under any cis scumstances, 70
become candidate for reelection is final and
conclusive. Ny best judgment and strong IN
clinAtion unite in favor Of this course. To cast
doubts upon my pre- determined purpose calsu-
lated to impair my influence in carrying out i'm
pOrtant measures, and to afford pIetext for
saying that these have been dictated BY . de-
sire to be re.nominated. With kindest reRards,
&C.. Iremain, sincerely and respectfully,
Your friend,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
New York, July 50.
The U. 8. trigate Jacinto sailed this mornips
for the coast OF Africa.
In relation to the new church scheme re-
ported TO be favored BY prominent Unitarian
ministers, the Rev. Mr.. Osgood makes . poei-
tive refutstion Of the Evening Posts stoey con
cefning his conneetion there~i,h. In spicy and
sarcastic letter. He Also er plains the discourss
o. Mr. Believe. which gave rise to the report
His meaning having beeh misanprehended foI
his using the word Catholic in the y,hiloannh;~