The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30
NAPLES.
spelitan vessels had landed 1000 So
i'd they at once proceeded TO Gen
NAPLES.

disbandng Of many more was expected
Largo bodies Of troops were being concentrated At
Naples.
GREAT BRITAIN.
IN the House Of Lords on the 18th, the debate
bned to the merits Of the dispatches which passed BE-
tween England and Prussia in regard to the war;
In the House Of Commons, Lord John Russell stated
that the subject Of the Stast Dues being considered
BY the law officers Of the croxp Who pending their de-
cision, had recommended OF the treaty for six
month";.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer had introduced his
budget He stated that the total revenue received dur
the past financial year f65 ATT co., while the e1psu
diturts were 934 Cos oe0 leaving q surpns OF over
fSlVoO He estimated the the current year
COO, and the expenditures $50 $780, leaving
gross deficiency o. CA So, 800 To tnis deficiency
the govern gent preferred direct to indirect sso sua
instead Of increasing existing duties or imposing rev
ones they proposed 10 ada four pence to The income FAX
OF incomes OF over fl5o, and half penny
OF between fI5o AID 600 per anpum, making forsr
Cd and the latter ehd. rhe debate that enaued Sas
generally favorable the proposed su tue CON
sderaor Of the bulge. detail fixed or the 2isr OF
July.
In the House Of Lords On the l9:h, LORD Stanley
Aoerey presented petition in favor Of tho
OF direct line OF submarine teies, Ape
Britain and her possessions He strongly recon ue1aed
the laying down Of cable to Gibraltar Inc com nsncs-
ment Of en- Independent line TO Italy
The Earl Of ienborough urged the importance of the
establishment Of ,eegraphc Communication with America
and the Wee.ern Coast Of Africa.
Earl Granville assured the House that the suajsc
would receive the attention Of the
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Cooh-ane gave notice
that on the 22d he would call for the correspondence with
the British Ministers =. Paris aud Turin regarding the
armstcc, and Mr. gorsman gave notice o. resolution
that the ks necessary for the counys defence should
be provided for Otherwise than by the annual vote Of
Parliament
An important despatch from Lord John Rpssel 70 the
British Minister at Berlin, dated the 22d Of June strongly
urging the importance Of neutrality the part of Russia
in the then existing war; had found its way into print
attracting considerable attention both in and out Of print
Lord Cowey and xr. Dlsrael had entertained at
grand banquet by the c,nservatvs party the Mer-
chan. Taors hall, London, in recognition OF tEe po.
cal services Many other members Of late adminilra
tion were present.
The weather in England continued excessively hot aud
the harvest in some places had commenced 1T much
earlier period than usual
PRUSSIA.
The following order Of the day to the army had been
published
AT the momen. when the war broke out between tw,
neghboring great wers had the army 70 be
placed in readiness for war; in order to maintain that po
stion Of power which belongs 70 Prussia rne danger
which threatened us then Ia While you
were sin marching to occupy the positions
l had ordered for you, The beiaerent Powers
luton to maintain frontiers and Germany
violste. Whatever might be the dcstnies of war,
and have maintained in general dignity worthy Of Prus.
sa. You have made many personal sacrifices, and ex
TIE PRINCE REGENT Of Prussia
The PrupSjan GdxsHs gayy:-General Field Marahai
wran2el has been relieved from the in chief OF
the army which to have been concentrated on
Rhine.
The Prussian Gosete publishes leading article in de-
fence of the attitude taken by Prussia during the
months, and endesvors to prove that It's policy has pro
vented universal Tho article lays the chief stress
the fact that real and substantial basis for jonog in
war was wanting The article goes thus:-Prussa
draw her sword for German and Prussan interests but
not for maintaining establishing OF state OF aare
in Italy, which Austria herself has recognized as no,
mainainabe for sustaining solaied articles of tho
treatite OF 1915.
The proposals. for mediation made by Prussia were FIR
moro favorable than the prennaes Of peace wnich have
now been agreed upon.
The Royal Bank of Berlin had lowered s rates Of dis
count for bills from five 10 four per cent an the Bank of
Lombardy from six to i've per cent.
LIE
The Queen Of Portugal died the 18th of july from
aitack of throat will be remembered that
she was married only few months SINCE
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos lower, being quoted at 951 95k for both
money and account. The money market was without ma
Serial change.
The London Daily News city article dated evening" O,
the 10th, says Mr. Gladstopes budget itself TO
favoriDg it's simplicity and although II involves the ne
cessity Of sscaces has been well received the city
The advance In conscls day scarcely amounted
eighth per cent. The announcement Of additions loan
for Italy, together with the agitation in Italy,
and doubts as to the mode In which Ma.
poIeon's nconpFebepsble programme Is " woik
out, check the tendency to Improvement, The de-
mand for money in the commercial channels continues
bfak and the transactions which take place below tho
bank minimum are OF exceptional character except
regards tea the holders OF which higher prices The
produce market to day sprtess not whstsnng Mr..
Glsdstone's absient,on from touching the duties.
The London Tines city article Gays the general feeling
regarding the budget cannot said to be compet,y
ffGN 10.