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ARRIVAL OF THE
A N GLO-SAX ON

FARTHER pOIST. in


ESGLANp.-ln the House of Lords, on
the 18th inst, the debate was confined TO
the dispatches between England and Prussia
in regard To the war
ln the House OF Commons, Lord John
Russell stated that the subject of Stadt
duties was under consideration 10y the law
officers of the crown, who, pending their de-
| cision, recommend the renewal OF the form
CT treaty for six months.
Mr.. Gladstone introduced his annual Ex-
chequcr Budget. The following are the
principal items: 20 ~
Revenues of the year, f65,4G7, 900; ex-
penditureS of the year, e64, G63, 600; esti-
mated revenue OF the current year, eG4,-
340, 000; estimated expenditures, e69, 207,-
oCe
Mr.. Gladstone proposes to add ID, 10 the
income tax on the income over el50, and
ID on the income between fl50 and elO0
The debate which followed was favorable TO
the proposed scheme to increase the rev.
enue. .-
The consideration of the Budget in its de-
tails was fixed for the 2lst. -4-.
1t was announced in the House of Lords
on the 10Th, that the subject of Geographic
and The Western coast of Africa, was re-
ceiving the attention Of the Government.
In thcfIOusc OF Commons, Mr.. lIorseman
gave nsticc of his intention to introduce a
resolution providing that works for the
countrys defense shall be provided for 9TH
crwise than by annual vote Of the Parlia-
ment
The announcement Of peace is said to
have caused signs OF commercial improve
uIcnt. In France, the Paris flour market
was dull, and wheat lower.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald says the greatest activity prevailed
all along the French coast.
The channel coast is being fortified and
from Chcrbourg to Duukirk batteries are
being constructed II distance of every 800
yards. ID - .,f. sag $50
The Paris Itys says the whole ImperiuI
Guard, q division Of the infantry Of the line,
and battalion Of Chasseurs selected from
the different corps of the army Of Italy,
had received orders 10 march Immediately
for Paris, where they will receive distin-
Iuishcd reception. .5a
On the Paris BOurSy, reAtcs closed on the
18th at GSi zoe.
lTALY.--Thcrc were strong Indications of
discomfort in some parts OF Italy.
Great agitation existed at Florence.
The Provisional Government OF Tuscany,
had issued 4 proclamation describing the
basis Of peace, as bctraying the fairest
horc that the Tuscan government partci-
patrd in, aud that these were the sentiments
of the people, and dcclairs that the TuSlans
will not DC replaced under the yoke of Aus
TRAN influence. lie Nord say that a French
corps Of 90, O00 mcn will remain in Italy,
until the reorganization OF the country ac-
| cording to thc txsaty of Villa FIanca.
The Picdmontcs correspondent of the
Daily A,lcs says that fresh Picdmontes
troops were going to Romagna TO mainiaiu
order, aud 10 take from the Pope all hope OF
recovering il by the Swiss guards.
The most important towns OF tie Roman
States had sent depntation to confer with
Garihaldi, in rcrard 10 the condition of
| affair.
Parma aud Medina are said to hc IN Il
STATE of revolt
The Austrian troops remain in their po-
sition the same as ii1pcnce had not been
concluded.
| Orders had been given TO some of the
| French mcn-of- war, to protect Frcnchmcn
and their property in Tuscany, in case Of
| need.
The Paris correspondent of the Post says
| it has never been intended to support by the
French army, the return Of the Grand Duke
OF Tuscany. t- .s
1t was reported that Sardinia has recalled
its representatives from Tuscany and Mcdi-
ma, and that the provisional governments
of Tuscany and Medina, are organizing n
| force To oppose the return OF the Duke.
Cheyalier "a Pcrtgi had been sent from
Florence on special mission.
1 The Tines correspondent says that the
news of the peace produced the greatest ex-
ASPIRATION and diSailection at Turin. The
Emperor was accused of being a traitor to
Italy. His portraits had TO be Withdrawn
from view from the chop windows to pre-
vent them from being broken. The Opin-
ion, of Turin, manifests dissatisfaction at
Venice be allowed TO remainin tho han Is OF
Austria eEaa@ tE.u-sE 81
The Government of Lombardy had eau
toned the editors of the press against using
iwectivcs against the recent events and
things, and recommends them to assume
sentiments of moderation, under pain OF
suppression.
/ PRUssIA.-The Prince Regent had issued
an order OF the day 10 the army, expressing
satisfaction with the treaty and the sup
preston OF the war. Gen. Wrangle has
been removed from ilie command OF the ar
my, which was Ia have been concentrated
on the Rhine.
AApLES- Four thousand Swiss troops
4 la5 left the battalion service and returned
home The diaiFndment OF many m0Ic was
expected
Larrr huic. cd troops were concentrating,
At Maple
| baTrE ~ IELTDEAIu FEoM LnNRoS a.
i,NERFoOL
1 q LONDON, July %.
sThc Dafy Mrs city article orTuesiay
evening says that MIR. Gladstones budget
comments Itself to favor 10y It's simplicity,
and although IT involves the necessity % n
sacrifice, 1T has been well received in the
city .s eias -
Tie TINES city article says that the general
feeling in regard 10 the budget can bc said
10 H. completely satisfactory. IL is To be
regretted, however, that there is not even
IN allusion to the cxpediency of an extra duty
on coal, and the equalization of the sugar
Jntia- g. Tho nsgarcitV that flp iur.p,.