Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
LATER IRON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN AND
ANGLO SAXON.


here this morning bringing the following in
telligence:
In the House of Commons. Mr.. Gladstone
had brought forward his budget, showing a
deficiency Of about G., HNO, 900. lie asks in
creased duties on tea. malt, and spirits, and
| also further increase on the income tax :;
but prefers direct taxation in order to meet
the deficit.
Napoleon's funds were buoyant. The sub
scribers to the Austrian war loan have been
released from their obligations.
The new Sandman Ministry had been
formed. Gen. MarmOra is Minister of War aud
President Of the Council The Bank Of Berlin
had lowered its rate of discount to per cent
The Queen of Portugal is dead
FARTHER POINT, July 29.-The steamer
Angl Saxon, from Liverpool with dates to the
Goth, for Quebec, passed here this evening
There is nothing additional by this urri-
val in regard to the basis of the recently
concluded peace between France and Austria
The feeling of discomfort in regard to the
peace was apparently increasing particular
ly in Italy.
The Emperor Napoleon had arrived at ST.
Cloud.
TIE POSTS Paris correspondent says that
both Emperors are convinced that the basis
for the conclusion of peace, which they has
tily agreed upon, is in many respects imprac-
ticable.
The English journals continue to ridicule
the terms Of peace.
The Post, Lord Palmerston' $ organ, attacks
the proceedings at Villa Franco.
In the House of Commons Mr.. llersman
gave notice of resolution that works for
the country's defence. be provided for other
wise than by the annual vote of Parliament.
Important dispatches from Lord j. Russell,
dated June 22d, strongly urging the imp"r-
lance of the neutrality of Russia, had got
into print, and attracted attention both in and
out Of Parliament.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says, the representatives of Austria,
France, and Sardinia will soon meet ut Zu-
rich. and conclude treaty of peace. There
il to he no Congress-the two Emperurs hav-
Ing agreed to settle their difficulties without
the intervention of the neutral powers.
FRANCE.-The announcement of peace is
said to have caused signs of commercial i'm
proyemsnt in France. The Paris flour mar
ket was dull, and wheat lower.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald says, that the greatest activity liz ap-
parent all along the French coast. The
channel coast is being fortified and from
Cherbourg to Dunkirk earth batteries ure
being constructed every 5000 yards.
The Paris Pays says the whole Imperial
Guard. division of infantry of the line, and
u battalion of Chasseurs, selected from the
different corps of the army, had received
orders to march Immediately to Paris, where
they will receive a distinguished reception.
The Paris correspondent Of the News says,
there is q feeling Of disappointment, and even
indignation, apparent among all who took II
sincere interest in the object Of the war; and
that the Emperor is seriously lowered in the
opinion of all classes.
The reatss closed on the 10Th at GSf. 2Oc.
| ITALY.-There are strong Indications oi
discomfort in some parts of Italy. At Flor,
ence there in great agitation. The provi-
siOnsl government had ISSUED proclama'
ton, describing the peace rs betraying the
finest hopes-that the Tuscan government
participated in the sentiments of the people,
and Tuscany will not be replaced under the
woke and influence of Austria against her
will and rights.
The lie Nord says, French corps Of 10000
men, will remain in Italy until the reorguni,
cation of the country, according to the treaty
of Villa Franco.
The Piedmontese correspondent OF the
Daily News says. that fresh Piedmontese
troops were going to Remaqua, with NaPo
Icons consent, to maintain order, and take
FROM the Pope all hope of recovering it, by
the help of the Swiss Guard.
The most important towns in the Roman
States had sent deputation Ia Garrihaldi
Modena and Parma are said to be III state
Of revolt
The Austrian troops still remain in position
the same as if peace had not been declared
Orders have been given To some French
ships to protect Frenchmen aud their proper
ty ut Tuscany. in case OF need.
A Paris correspondent Of the Post says, II
has meyer been intended to support, by II
French army, the return Of the Grand Duke
to Tuscany.
1t was reported that Sardinia had recalled
her representatives from Tuscany and Alo
dena.
GREAT BRIrAlN-In the House Of Lords
on the 18th, the debate was confined to the
dispatches that have passed between England
and Prussia in regard to the war.
In the House Of Commons, Lord j. Russell
stated that the stalt dues was being consld
cred by the law officers of the crown, who,
pending the decision, recommend renewal
of the treaty tor six months.
Mr.. GladstDns's budget makes the revenue
of the year Eos ~ 900, and the expenditure
CO., 6G3, 900. The revenue of the current
wear is estimated at fG6, $40, OUU, and the
expenditures ut E69 POI 900.
it is proposed to add Id. to the income tax
on INCOMES Of over ESQ, and I'D. ON incomes
between ESQ and flD The debate Was
generally favorable to the scheme. The con
sideration of the budget, in itS details, was
fixed for the Dist.
twas recommended in the House of Lords
on the 18th, that the subject OF telegraPhi'
communications with Gibraltar, America
and the west coast Of Africa, have the serl'
Gus attention of the government:
tbs LarEsr.-The London Daily News
city criticize says, the budget commendS itself
to favor by Us simplicity, and although II
involves the necessity y, ss'rlh'es' mas oeei'
! well received in the city.
The Tjmes says, the general feeling IN re-
gard to tbe budget, can be sad t" be com,
pletely satisfactory. It is regretted that
there ia not even an alnsion IL tbs sxpedil
ency, or otbarwise, Of an export dnty on e"al
and the equalization Of tbs sugar duties &c
The ne,essity that the income tax should be