The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-26 00:00:00

LA TEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Aug. 26.

It is stated that the Emperor of Austria ex-
pressed to the Emperor Napoleon his wish to meet
the King of Italy in Paris.

SHANGHAI, July 6 (via Trieste).

The Nieufei came close to ChoZon, causing great
alarm, but have since been repulsed by the Lupe-

rialists with great loss.
:Measures are being taken to embank the Yellow
River in the neighbourhood of the recent inunda-

The Chamber of Commerce have convened a
meeting to consider the revision of the treaty of

Tientsin.

Intelligence from Japan announces that the west
coast was being surveyed for a new port.

Admiral Keppel had arrived at Nagasaki. A
court had been established for hearing complaints
of foreigners against Japanese. A severe storm
had damaged the English settlement in that place.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 24.

The North German Lloyd's steamer America,
from New York, has arrived here with 106 pas-
sengers for this port, Havre, and Bremen ; 40 sacks
of mails, $132,937 in specie for London, and
$5,100 in specie for Bremen.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15, Morning.

It is reported that General Grant, in a Cabinet
Council, advocated the adoption of a more liberal
Reconstruction policy.
Orders have been sent to General Sickles not to
interfere with the Federal courts.

General Pope has ordered the civil officers in his
district to give public advertisements only to jour-
nals favouring the Reconstruction Act.
The rumours of the probable removal or resigna-
tion of other Cabinet officers are denied. The Ca-
binet is reported to be harmonious. Mr. Pendleton,
formerly Minister to Chili, has been arrested in Vir-
ginia, under a writ from Judge Underwood, for
perjury in taking the Registration Oath.
Mr. Ashley will, it is said, be indicted for conspi-
racy and subornation of witnesses.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Times says that the recent disclosures by Conover
were part of a conspiracy of prominent Democratic
Congressmen against Mr. Ashley and other im-
peachers.

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The Indians have been routed in a battle near
Fort Kearney, Nebraska.
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The Globe, a new paper, published at New York,
asserts that immense over-issues of securities in the
Treasury Department have been discovered at
lArashington, but the report is generally discredited.
Admiral Tegethoff has arrived at New Orleans,
and is awaiting orders.
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According to advices from Vera Cruz to the 31st
July Juarez's reception at the capital was very
enthusiastic. Tejada, the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, in a speech at a banquet, on the occasion,
highly eulogised the example of the United States,
and spoke of the war in Mexico as a lasting lesson
to two classes, the clergy and the great proprietors.
It is reported that Marquez had been captured and
the traitor Lopez assassinated. Prince Salm-Salm

had been sentenced to be shot. The Mexican Con-
gress was expected to be convened in November.
The Presidential election takes place in December.
As now re-arranged the Mexican Ministry stands

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Minister of Foreign Relations, Sebastian Lerdo
de Tejacla ; Treasury, Jose Maria Yglesias ; War
General Ignian Mejia ; Justice, Jose Martinez de