Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-03
Additional by the Anglo-Saxon.



FARTnER PoISr. July %
In the House Of Commons Lord John Rus
sci stated that the subject Of the Stadt duties
was under Confederation by the law officers
OF the crown. who, pending their dec lsion,
recommended the renewal Of the former treaty
for Fix tponths.
Mr. Gladstone introduced bis aanuai ex-
chtquer budget. The following are the pfia
cips1 hgurss; revenue a! the year. f65 467
600; expenditures of the year Goa Cos 900;
estimated revenue Of the current wear f64 ,33p, :.
coo; estimated expenditures EGG .205 900 Mr..
Gladstone proposed To admit iour-pence to the
income over ESQ aud half penny on the
income be.aesn 80 aud 100.
The deba'e which followed was favorable TO
the scheme proposed by Mr.. Gladstone TO .u-
crease the revenue.
The consi ierstioa Of the budget, in its de-
.sils, were fixed fos the east inst.
IL was snDounc.d IA the House Of Lords on
he 18th, that the subject of Geographic com
musication with Gsbrsller, America and the
western coast of Arabia, was receflng the ~
rious attention Of the government
Ia The House Of Commons Mr.. Iiorsman
gave notice Of has Inteutsan. 10 introduce q
se-olution. providing that works FOR the coun-
trys defeuse shall be provided FOR Otherwise
than by the annual rate e Psflisment.
The announcement Of eac. a. said To have
carsed Signs OF commercial improvement IN
France.
Ths Paris hou. marke, was Gull. and whea,
was lOV,r
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald says, the greatest activity prevailed ali
along he French coast. The Chaneel coast
was being fortified aud from Cherboarg 10
Dunkirk earth batteries were being construct
81 at the distance 81 every 3.00e yards
The Paris Pays saws. The whole Imperial
Guard a div lsi.n sf the infantry Of the line
aud battalion of Chsssieurs. selected from
The different corps of the army Of llaly. had
received orders To march isnmed sat~l, Tor Pam
where they will receive distinguished re
cepiion.
On the Paris Bourse rents closed on the 18th
al 6sf 20c.
lrAIY.-There were strong indications OF
discomfort Ia Some parts OF Italy. Great az
tation exIsted.at Florence.
The provisional government Of Tuscany
has ISSUED proclamation describing the ba
sis # the peace a. betraying The falTest hop,
that the Tuscan government participated in
that these were The sentiments OF The people
aud declaring that the Tuscans will not los re
placed upds the uke or inl ucnce of Austria
against Der will aud rights. l., NOrd says that
a freuch corps of 30 .OuU meu will REMAIN ~
Italy until the reorganization of The country
according 10 the treaty OF Villa Franco.
Tbs P.edmoutese rEespoLdrnt OF the
Daily N,trs says that fresh Pi,dmontese troop,
are going TO komsuIa To retain order aud take
fron: The Pope all hope OF recovery by the
relief Of III. Swiss Guard.
The most important towns Of the Roman
States bad sent deputatous To confer with
Gsribsldi in regard 10 the condition Of affairs
Modena aud Parma are said To be ia a STATE
Of revolt.
The Austrian troops remain in their position
the same # peace had not been concluded
Orders had, been gwen TO some of the
French ships of var to protect trenchmen and
their property IN Tuscany, IA case Of need.
The Paris correspondent Of the Post says. II
has never been intended TO support. by the
French army. the return Of the Grand Duke OF
Tuscany.
IL was reported that Sardinia had recalled
it, representative from Tuscany and Modeua.
and that tn provisional governments OF Tus-
cany and Medina ore organizing force TO op.
pose the return OF the Duke
Cheval.er Pertgi had beea sent from Flor
eDce on q special NILSSON.
The Times' correspondent says that the new
treaty produced the greatest evaporation and
detection at Turin The Emperor was accused
Of being trait1r TO Italy. and his portraits
had TO be Withdrawn from the shop windows
b. prevent them from being broken. The opin
lou Of Turn maniiests dissfection at Venice
being allowed 10 remain 10 the hands Of Aus
tria
The government Of Lombardy had caution
cd thesditoTs Of the press against using iBvec
tives sgnns, the recent events. and recomnen
dsd them to assume motivation uuder pain Of
suppression.
PsussIs-The Prince Regent had issued an
order Of The day TO the army. expressing sstis-
faction with the treaty Of peace and the con-
clusion OF The war. Gen. Wrsngls had been
removed from the command Of the army which
was to have been concentrated on the Rhine.
NsrLEs -Four thousand Swiss troops had
left the Nespolitan service aud gone bsmes-
The disbsndonment Of many more ~ss expec
ted. Large bodies Of troops we're eoneentra-
ting al Rsples.
Latest ~ Telegraph from Lssasn -
liverpool.
Loxpo~. July 2o-The Dolly Mrs city ar
ticie Of Thursday evening says that Mr.. Glad
stones budget eommends itself by its simple
ity. and although ~ involves the necessity Of
a sacrifice u has been weli received in the city.
The 7tm<s' city article says thsi the general
feeling in regard to the bo6gei can be ssrd 10
be completely satisfactory. IL - TO be regret- /
ted. however, that there is nos even az allrsion
60 the exredieney or otherwise Of an export
duty on Coal. the equalization Of Sugar duties.
DC. The necessity that the income tax shall
be all levied in half year. il disputed.
L. Nerd says that although the pr~limins
ries Of The treaty Of peace have been arranged
by the principals st-Nhls Franco, 10 vfil be
definitely drawn up At zariohs and will then
be officially communicated TO the Courts Of
Europe. 10 obedience 10 those organic intsrna
stspulations which form q part Of the
public Law Of Europe.