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In the House Of Lords on the 18th the debate
was confined TO the dispatches between England
and Prussia in regard TO the war.
Ia tho House Of Commons lord John Russell
stated that the subject Of the Sadt duties was un-
der consideration by the law officers Of the Crown
who, pending their decision, recommended the
renewal Of the former treaty for six months.
Mr.. Gladstone introduced his annual Exchequer
budget The following tho principal features.
| Revenue Of tho year f6j4G7,OOO. Expendi-
tures 60, 1884, 000 Estimated 'eyenue Of the cur
rent year G6I,8lO,OOO. Estimated expenditures
f69 2O7 600.
! Mr.. Gladstone proposed to odi I'd to the in.
crease tax on the income over EljO, and half
pouny on the increase between $3.50 and flOO
The debate that followed was favorable to the
scheme proposed by Mr.. Gladstone to increase the
! revenue.
The consideration Of the budget ia all its details
| was Fixed for the 2lst inst,
1t was announced in the House Of Lords on the
| 10Th, that the subject Of tel graphic communioa.
ton With Gibraltar, America and tho West Coast
Of Africa, was receiving the serious attention of
| that Government.
! 10 the House Of Commons Mr.. IIorsa an gave
notice Of his intention to Introduce resolution,
! providing that works for the country's defense
shall he provided for otherwise than by annual
! vote of Parliament
The announcement Of Peace is said to have
caused signs of commercial Improvement in
| Franco.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
snye that great activity prevailed all along the
Fryuch coast
The Channel coast was being fortified, and from
CherboutE to DunBirk earth batteries were being
constructed at the distance ofevery three thousand
yards.
The Paris Pays says the whole Imperial Guards,
a division of the Infantry of the Line, and bat
TALON Of Chasseurs selected from the different
corpse of the army of Italy, had received orders
to march Immediately for Paris, where they will
receive a distinguished reception.
0n the Paris Bourse rentes closed on the 9th at
6Sf 20c.
IrALY,-There were strong indications of dis
content in some parts Of Italy
Great agitation existed at Florence.
Tho provisional government Of Tuscany had
issued a proclamation describing the basis OF
peace as betrByDg the fairest hopes that tho Tuss
can government participated in, and were the SEN
timents Of the people, aud declaring that the
1uscans will not be replaced under the yoke and
influence Of Austria, against her will and Tights.
lie Nord says that a French corps OF 10000 will
remain in Italy until the reorganization Of the
country according to the treaty OF NairauCa
Tho PiedmOnese correspondent Of the Daily
News says that fresh PiedmunCs 20 troops are going
to Romagua with Napoleou's consent, to maintain
order, and take from the Pope all hope Of recover
ing it by the help Of the Swiss Guards.
The most important towns of the Roman States
. had sent deputaion to confer with Garibaldi ii
: regard to the condition OF affairs.
Modena and Parma are said to be in a state o
e revolt
t The Austrian troops remain in their present pc
sitOu, the same Os il peace had not been declared
Orders had been given TO some Of the Frenc
ships Of war TO protect Frenchmon aud u ei
I property in Tuscany 10 case Of need.
O The Paris correspondent Of the Post says it la
never been intended TO support by the Freuc
army the return OF the Grand Duke Of Tuscany
| Il 4IafLN .Ist
20 reseniatiyes from Tuscany and Modcna, and tia
tue provisional governments Of Tuscany and Mo
!, dena are organizing force to oppose the retur
$ Of the Duke.
$ Chevalier PERTH had been sent from Florence
70 Paris on a special mission
The Times correspondent says that the news
the peace produced the greatest evaporation an
n detection at Turin. The Emperor was accused c
s being a traitor to Italy, his portraits had 10
, withdrawn from view in the shop windows TO prt
" veut them from beiNg broken.
t. The Government OF Lombardy had cautioned Il
g editors Of the press against using invCctyes again
. the recent events, aud recommended them 20 a
:, sumo sentim nts Of moderation under pain Of su
u preston.
a, rHussIA--The Prince Regent had issued
~ order sc tha day 70 tho urnp expressing saisil
M tion with the treaty Of peace, and the conclusi
of the war,
70 Gen. Wrangle had been removed from the CO.
mand Of the army which was TO have been co
- centrated on the Rhine.
NAPLES -Four thousand Swiss troops had !
oy the Neapolitan service and gone bone, The d
rn bandmeut Of many more was expected,
Nc Large bodies of troops were concentrating
49, Naples.
~ THE LATEST.
Ut The following is by telegraph from London
m, Liverpool
be LONDON, July 2O-The Daily News city artl
of Tuesday evening says that Mr.. Gladstone
budget Commends itself to favor by its simplcit
OF and although it involves the necessity of u sacl
ad fee, il has been well received in the city
40, The necessity that the income tax shall be
'' levied in half year is disputed
- lie NOrd says that although the preliminaries
re the treaty Of peace have been arranged by
principals at VllaGrauca, it will be defnit,
N drawn up at Zurich, and will then be oGCia
communicated to the Courts of Europe in obe
m ence to those organic and International stipulati,
- which form part Of the public law Of Europe