Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-17

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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Additional Foreign News.

NEw York. Oct. l5.-By Liverpool files
per The Africa we find the following add
tinnal news:
The London IIeralis Paris correspondent
confirms in the most positive manner the
statement That the King # Begiums visit
to Biaritz was wholly on accouu; VI the debt
due 10 France by Belgium. of t2,OOO,Oo
pressing claim Tor payment being now put
forward
Letters from the French provinces confirm
the reports Of the armament Of al the great
ports The Government has purchased land
at II very high price On the Provencai coast
for the purpose Of erecting Notifications.
A, Bpulogne n floating battery is 10 be
constructed without sails, navgated by steam
AMI armed with rifle guns.
TIE King Of the Belsians would remain
NJ Marscllcs two days.
Ii is stated thar the return of the Empe-
ror 10 Paris will DC postponed till the 18th
October.
AT Madrid great distrust is felt with res
pect to the policy and action of England
with regard 10 the Morocco question.
The Times Paris correspondent says the
latest and most accredited reports respecting
Italy is tha, the Grand Duke Of Tuscany will
regain his throne, not by forclbe means, Tut
by an appeal to universal suffrage, accompan-
led by the grant Of a constitution, and by q
general amnesty that the Duchess of Parma
will nave Modeua, and that Parma will re-
main annexed 10 Piedmont. The warmest
and most sanSuine partisans have now given
up all hope oi being cmancipatcd from Papal
rule.
Letters from Naples state thata movement
of troops is taking place; thatimportant COM
mands had been already bestowed.
1t is stated the Pope cUntemplates aban-
doning Rome and again taking refuge at
Gaeta.
Adviccs from Rome to the 9th announce
the arrival there Of the Austrian Minister,
who had an audience Cf the Pope on the 18th
ultlmo.
In Lombardy, the male population are be-
ing organized militariy and the Piedmontese
government has sent u large quantity Of am
muniton to all the principal towns.
The representative Of the cx-Grand Duke
Of Tuscany at Rome, has refused to deliver up
the embassy house, although threatened
with the cuniiscation Of his own property in
Tuscany. 1t is said he is supported in this
refusal by the ambassadors OF France and
Austria
Adviccs from Naples to the 9th state that
Ii, 900 soldiers had been sent to the frontiers
and it was expected that the number would
be increased 10 5000 The King, who had
been ~ Gacta, had returned.
The SAN JrAS ArFAIG.-The London
Times of Thursday is highly indignant at the
conduct nE the Americans, add IS somewhat
bciligcrant III its tone.
I'VE have yielded more than we ought on
many American questions" it declares,
Simply because the public opinion of the
country cannot be enlisted on these paltry
disputes, While the destinies of the world are
being decided out Of doors. But there has
probably never ye; been an instance Of a
spot in dispute between the two nations
which has been violently seized by one d!
them IN the sole responsibility o: m inc-
rior officer. Snch IN act requires M *.
piana,iOn from the IJyernmcai .. Washing
TON, and Doubtless Mr. Buchanan viii al
once declare that Gencra! Harvey acted with
out his sanction, aud that lie POSITION q
matter has been III way changed by this
appeal H. main force
The Tines ccnsures the British Govern
men, FIR habi,ually yielding 10 every demand
yr the American Government, and expresse.
u hape that I'VE shall be true n ourselves
and 10 those hardy al,cnturcr> who, under
the supposed protection OF the British iiag
have ,reai themselves aver the 4rb".'
This Ian uagc," says the European Times,
"is almost certain 10 produce language equal
ly defiant on the part Of our transatlantic
cousins, and is not calculated 10 lead 10 a
very harmonious solution Of the question:
|, viii hurdi, lie adopted by a responsible
Minister ike Lord John Russell, and is
entirely calculated to weaken the hands Of
President buchanan"