Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31
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Prussia in regard to the war;
In the Houte Of Commons, Lord John
Russell stated that the subject Of the Stadt
Duties was under consideration by the Ia
officers Of the Crown. who. pending their
decision, recommend the renewal of the
former treaty for six months.
Mr.. Gladstone introduced his annual Ex.
chequer Budget. The following are the
principal figures:
ksv nue. OF the ~ - w w
nxpenditures Of the year.. "a 66S coo
Estimated revenue Of the current year.. ~ s40 600
Ds;imsted expenditure. " 07,Ooo
Mr.. Gladstone proposed to add forr
pence to the income tax, on the income owe
$50 pounds, and one half penny on the in
come between 80 and 100 pounds. the debate
which followed was favorable to the
scheme proposed by Mr. Gladstone to in
crease the revenue.
The consideration Of the Budget in its
details, wss fixed for the 2lst inst
1t was announced in the House Of Lords
on the 9Th, that the eubject Of telegraph
communication with Giberalter, America,
and the Western coast OF Africa, was re-
ceiving the serious attention Of the govern
ment
In the House OF Commons Mr. Horsman
gave notice of his intention to introduce q
resolution providing that works for the
country's defence shall be provided for
other wise than by annual vote Of Parlia-
ment
The announcement Of peace is said to
have caused signs of commercial improve
ments.
In France the Paris flour market was dull
and wheat was lower.
The Paris Pays says the whole Imperial
Guards, . division Of the infantry of the
line, and Battalian of Chusseurs selected
from the different corps of the army Of
Italy, had received orders to march imme-
diately for Paris. where they will receive .
distinguished reception.
ITALT.l
There we're strong indications of discon-
tent in some parts Of Italy.
Great agitation existed at Florence.
The provisional Government of Tuscany
had issued proclamation describing the
basis Of peace ss betraying the fairest hopes
that the Tuscan Government participated
iu, and we're the sentiments of the people,
and declaring that the Tuscans will not be
replaced under the yoke and influence of
Austria, against her will and rights
The lie Norde says that French corps
of 10000 men will remain in Italy until
the reorganization Of the treaty Of Vilo.
The Piedmontese correspondent of the
Daily News says that fresh Piedmontese
troops are going to Romagna with Napo-
leon, consenting to maintain order and take
from the people all hope Of recovering the
help Of the Swiss Guards.
The most important towns Of the Roman
States had sent deputation TO confer with
Garsbaldi in regard to the condition Of
affaira
Modena and Parmas are said to be in ,
state Of revolt.
The Austrian troops remain in their pres
snt position, the same - If peace had not
been declared.
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
the army. the return Of the Grand Duke Of
Tuscany.
II wss reported that Sardinia has recalled
its representatives, from Tuscany and Mo-
dsDs, and that the provisional governments
Of Tuscany and Modsna. are organizing
force to oppose the return Of the Duke.
Chsvalisr Pertx, who had been sent from
Florence to Paris on . special mission.
The Times correspondent ssys that the
news Of peace produced the greatest sxas-
psration and detection at Turin.
The Emperor was accused OF being
traitor to Italy. His portraits bad bssn
vithdrswn from view In the shops and
windows 70 prevent them from being
broken.
AZ Turin. disaffsction il manifested, thet
Venice 10 allowed to remain In the hands
Of Austria
The eoverumsnt Of Lombardy had eau.
toned the editor Of the Pysss against raising
inyections against the recent events. and
reeomme ended them TO assume continents Of
modssatioa, under pain Of supprsssten.
PHusslA.
The Prince Regent had caused On order
Of the dsy to the army, expressing satisfse.
lion With the treaty Of pssss and eosslusea
Of the var. !.
Cen. Wrspgls had been removed from the
eomnand Of The army which was TO have
beeo eooeentssted % the Rhine.
HAP1D.
Four thousand Swiss troops bad len the
Nsspolitan ssrvies and gone homA
The disbandnsat Of many more va a.
pssted.
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