The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-08-04

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upon is iRmany respects impractIcabie
The English Journals continue to ridicule the
terms of peace.
The Post Lord Palmerston's organ, attacks
the proceedings at Villa Franco.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Hersman
gave notice of a resolution that works for the
country's defence be provided for otherwise than
by the annual vote of Parliament.
Important dispatches from Lord Russell.
dated June 22d, strongly srging the importance
of the neutrality of Russia had got into print
and attracted attention beth in and out of Par
| Lament.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says the representatives of Austria,
France, and Sardinia, will soon meet at Zurich,
and conclude treaty of peace. There is TO
be no Congress-the two Emperors having
agreed to settle their difficulties without the in
PREVENTION of the neutral lowers.
| Frdnce-The announcement of peace is said
to have caused signs of commercial improve
ment in France. The Paris -four market was
dull, and wheat lower.
The Paris correspondent of the London Her.
aid says that the greatest activity is apparent
all along the French coast Tho channel coast
is being fortified, and from Cherbourg to Dun
kirk earth batteries are being constructed every
three thousand yards.
The Paris Pays says he whole Imperial
Guard, division of INFANCY of the line, and a
battalion of Chasseurs, se.ected from the diff
ferent corps of the army, had received orders
to march Immediately to Paris, where they will
receive distinguished reception.
The Paris correspondent of the Ne,cs says,
there is a feeling of disapT ointment, and even
Indignation, apparent asning all who took a
sincere interest in the o9isct of war, and that
the Emperor is seriously .wered in the opin-
ion of all classes. -,
The rentes closed on tle 10Th at 68f zoe.
Haly.-There are strong indications of dis
content in some parts of Italy. At Florence,
there is great agitation. The provisional Gov
eminent had issued a PRO- Famation, describing
the peace as betraying he finest hopes that
the Tuscan Government participated in the
sentiments of the people, md Tuscany will not
be replaced under the yoke and influence of
Austria against her will a51 rights.
The Nord says Fret ch corps of forty
thousand men will remain Italy until the re-
organization of the countr1, according to the
treaty of Villa Franco.
The Piedmontese CORRESPONDENT of the DAILY
Ne,cs says that fresh Piedmontese troops were
going to Ramaqua, with Napoeon's consent,
to maintain order, and TAKE from the Pope all
hope of recovering it, by the help of the Swiss
| Guard.
The most important towns in the Roman
States have sent deputatii1n to Garibaldi.
Modena and Parma are sud to be in state
of revolt.
The Austrian troops still .emain in position
the same as if peace had nSAbeen declared.
Orders have been giveA to some French
ships to protect Frenchmen and their property
at Tuscany, in case OF need.
A Paris correspondent Of the Post says, it
has never been intended t. -rport, by French
army, the return Of the Gtand Duke to Tus-
cany.
1t was reported that Sardinia had recalled
her representatives from Tuscany and Modena.
Great Britain.-Mr. l..sdstone's budget
makes the revenue of the SCAR 65,477OOO,
and the expenditure e64,6G3000. The reve-
nue. of the current year IS estimated at
Got, 340, 000 and expenditure, at f69, 207 900.
1t y proposed to add Al. to the income tax
on incomes of over ESQ, and 4d. on incomes
between ESQ and fl00. The debate was
generally favorable to the scheme. The con-
sideraiion of the budget Ia its Details was
fixed for the Dist
1t was recommended in tie House of Lords.
on the 10Th, that the subjec> of telegraphic
communication with Gibraltar, America, and
the west coast of Africa, have the serious at
tention of the Government
The Ldtest-The London DAILY Ne,cs city
article says, the budget Cenmends itself to
favor by its simplicity, and, 1sthough it involves
the necessity of sacrifices, Aas been well re-
ceved in the city.
The Times says the general feeling in regard
to the budget can be said tosDe completely sat
isfactory 1t is regretted that there is not even
an allusion to the expedency, or otherwise, of
an export duty on coal, and the equalization
of the sugar duties, &c ehe necessity that
the income tax should be all levied in the halt
year is disputed.
A.. LII I -. ,l,o
morning of the 10Th.
The Nord says that the preliminary treaty
of peace, although arranged in principle at
Villa Franco, will be definitely drawn up at Zu-
rich, and will then be officially communicated
to the Courts of Europe.
The Paris correspondent says that the peace
produced the greatest evaporation and dejec-
ton at Turin. The Emperor was accused OF
being traitor to Italy, and hil portraits were
withdrawn, to prevent the SHOP windows from
being broken. The reception Of the Emperor
was cold, and no vivas were offered for him.
COMMERCIAL INTs iENcE.
Liverpool lHarkets-CoSa0i All qualities
have declined to id., and the market closes
very dull. Messrs. Clare q Sons circular quotes
as follows: New Orleans mdlling, I 3-lOd
upland smiddling, 6sd. to I'd. Holders offer
freely, but show no disposition to press sales.
Breadstuds.-The market is very dull. The
harvest prospects in England continue favora-
BILE. Richardson, Spence, & Co. quote: Flour
is very dull. French -four is offered at further
reduction; Americanis quoted at los. o. Us.
Cd. per GENITAL. Wheat is very quiet, but firm
Western red, Is. Cd. Ia 9s. white IS. o. IS. cd.
Corn is dull. European and all qualities have
declined, owing to heavy arrivals. Mixed yell
low IS. l0d. CG Us. 3d.; white, Is. ca Is. Sd.
Provisions. The market generally closes
dull, with a declining tendency In prices. Beet
is heavy and quotations nominal. Pork is
heavy, and previous quotations barely main
tanned. Bacon is heavy, and the auction sales
have been withdrawn. Lard is steady, with
rather more demand, at 54s. (9 SOS. Tallow
is nominal.
ONE DAY LATER.-IS Johns, July 3O.-The
news boat of the Associated Press has arrived,
having boarded the steamer Kangaroo off Cape
Race, by which we have Liverpool dates to
Thursday night, via Queenstown, being one
day later than the advices per ste amer Anglo
Saxon.
The conference between the representatives
of France Sardinia, and Austria, to settle the
terms of peace, meets at Zurich in about ten
days. Count Beurgueny represents France,
and Count ColmaredO Austria.
Bombay dates to the 23d had been received,
but embrace no news of Importance.
Liverpool, Jnly 2l.-Cotton is steady, with a
better tone. Sales estimated at 1000 bales.
Breadstuffs are quiet, and sales have been I'M
important. Provisions are dull.
Consols 95s at the opening, closing at 50.
Produce.-Spirits turpentine closed dull at
35S "a 35s. 3D. Other articles are generally
unchanged.
The Paris Bourse closed on Wednesday at 69f