Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-22
Late Foreign News.

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all sizes, from to 100 Founders. 1t is ex-
pected that |, 200 guns, chiefly Of the larger
description, will be made this year. During
the nine months since the factory has been
in operation, iS complete batteries of field
artillery have been turned ont and equipped
for service, as we'll as 200 40 Founders for
naval use, besides large number of 100
Founders in progress of manufacture, and
which will be ready by the lst OF August
next
1.-The Athenaum says that Chevaler
Bunsen is going to leave Heidelberg, and will
take up his future abode ut Bonn, in order
to pursue the literary labors which he has
| in hand.
The Court Journal says: Mdle. Picco-
| lomini left London for Sienna, on Thursday
evening, where she is to be married TO the
Marquis and Duke Gaetani. \ formal be-
throthal took place prior to leaving and the
marriage contract was duly drawn up. 1t
is said she has realized fortune of forty
thousand pounds by her brilliant talents.-
! The Marquis is man Of property and high
family. Piccoomini's name is Clementlnl.
Her father is Count Clementinl.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Post says, according to official dispatches,
there is no truth about modification OF the
Spanish Cabinet.
4 subscription for the Pope has been
opened at Madrid, but as yet it only amounts
to IS, 534 reals.
The Liverpool Albion, says: The Prince
de Joinville sailed in the Europa Tor Boston
on Saturday, under the name OF francois d
Arc.
The Times Paris correspondent says: The
departure of the Emperor for Nice is post
poned until the treaty between Sardinia and
France shall be ratified.
l. Defensive works on an extensive scale are
still carried on with great activity on the
coast of Brittany and Normandy. | am as
sured that the official returns show that the
number of seanen inscribed i'll the maritime
inscription. is 6S0OO.
Up to the 18th Of April, the injury to the
Red Sea telegraph cable had not been re-
paired, and consequently Geographic com
muncation between Alden and Suez remained
Interrupted.
In the House of Commons, May s, the
Paper Duty Repeal Bill was read Il third
time and passed. 2l9 ayes 30 noes.
ne 4Af:iDit c;illt Ill CoHtitI Win VIZ
screw steamer Great Britain when coming
into the river from the London Basin. The
Arabia: had the rigging OF port side carried
away. The Great Britain WAS not injured.
PARIs, May 5.-The lHonitcu, publishes Il
decree fixing the individual payment for
exemption from military service, ut 2,3OOf.,
and the bounty Oh Encouragement Tor seven
years service at 2OOOt.
The P1tric believes itself correct i'll Stain z
that no decision has yet been taken relative
to the evacuation vi Rome.
The same paper says: 1T is asserted that
Marshal NJ Mahon will take the command Of
the camp of Chalons ut the beginning OF
June next"
PARIS, May S.-Ihe NoniteT Of to-day
announces that decree modifying the pro-
iect of law concerning sugar and coffee has
been submitted to the Legislative Body.
The correspondent of the "Morning POST
says: 4 very extensive and augmented camp
is forming At Chalons. There Is To be Il
grand review this year.
Preparations are being made at Toulon and
Marseiies to receive the serge artillery OF the
army of Italy, originally intended to reduce
the strong places of Eenctla.
The lIerald's Paris correspondent says
''with whom are we going to war next, IL
the general question in French military
| circles
The camp Mt Chalons will consist of cavalry.
infantry and artillery complete, amounting
to ~, 600 men, under Marshal Mediation, and
will in reality be the centre Of an army OF OBJ
servation for forming along the Rhine from
tier-the right wing being cchcIoned from
| Besancon 10 Strashurg. and the lett wing
from Err Ne Luncviic-thc whole force
amounting to 10000 men, to he under the
command in chief of the Emperor. The
writer says the last years events prove the
source of his information to be reliable.
The Rttric of the Sth says:
General Garibaldi's departure for Sicily
| has been fully confirmed. iclctt during the
night from the 9TH to the 9th inst.
The Piedmontese Government had ordered
all arms and ammunition which had been
| desposited at tluarto, near Genoa, to be
| seized. and had also given orders Tor the port
Of Genoa to be watched.
The expeditionary vessel which had taken
her papers for Malta, had put out TO sea two
days previously. General Garibaidt joined
the vessel Immediately afterwards, and she,
instead of proceeding to Malta, went to Sicily.
| The Piedmontese government made every
possible protest against this act OF General
Garibaldi, which may'involve the new Italian
| state in serious difficulties.
General Garibaldi, being in connection
with the committee in London, undertaking
the collection of English subscriptions for
Sicily, had, in order TO replace the arms
which he feared would be seized 10y the
Sandman government, received other arms
which had not passed through Piedmont.
The OVinionc Rationale says:-The diff
fercnt vessels belonging to Garibald1s cx-
petition will unite off the Island Of Capraja:
they will then direct their course towards
| Sicily.
! The Ptttrie adds-Gcneral Garitaldl by
acting thus, commits an act which lalls under
| the application Of the law against piracy.
| The same Journal further says-Ihe Sar-
dinian Cabinet has ordered the Sardlnlan
vessels off Sicily to oppose with armed force
any attempt which may be made by persons
! who have embarked in vessels hosting the
Sandman flag.
ROME, May 5 via Marseillcs. One
thousand Irishmen have left Trieste for An
| coma, in order to be enrolled IN the Pontlhcal
Army. Letters deny that NJ. de CorcelieS
has been appointed Minister, and that he
| will soon return to France.
| NAY notwithstanding the statements
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