The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-06


dscou utinu.nce Of the importation Of cattle from
England into ireland. and espedtency Of such
step va being an1iousy dircus.cd- On the Ybth.
Government is.ued an order In council, prohibiung
such impcr tsticn.
The COMMITTEES Of the Emancipation Society hsi
Issued an address Announcing tho di solution u the
Association.
on the afternoon Of the 95th. . m utiny flag vn
hois,ed board the ship ~, Marx, iyhV In the Ner
'oy, bound for New York. poese Of olicc speedily
put o in boat for the ship, but before they arrived
Of inIcs,cn refused to obey the crder, of tho
second mate, and resisted hi, sttenp 70 force them
He 10 stated W have knocked down an severely
injured several men but vss ultimately cverpo-eTed.
and ls said, amongst other injuries to have hsd his
the hospital
The Liverpool Posr Of the roth. says:
Sir Morton Pe,o, Mr. Jane, Melleury. NJ Bras
,ev, " snd pNty o. ntend, es,e b, the scott.
the oil rell and inspect the works Tor the Inter
national Bridge shich.h TO connect the American
takon the contract for its construction.
II 10 stated that Quecn Victoria had caused tho
attention Of the Prusdsn Goot to be directed 10 tho
vAnton murder Of Prince Alfred, cook by Cours
Enlonhsrs The Count hal received orders 10 con.
fine himself TO the house and . mired Commissou
vn examining into tn, ahA'.
London, Au0ua 9e.-Bpen'n0.- .-Five-twsnties
closed oo's 50.
Tho Ensish -qusdron snor boins fe,ed At Bre-, In
smanner corresponding with the previous proceed
inFs al Cherbourg satled iron Brest for Portsmouth
on the 24th Of August.
Tho PMl. TENTS In an ,.ricle on the Au,tro- -Pru.-
'ian Convention SAYS.
nos no lonset re 'iiop Of nsticnslity bat Of
oppression snd connseaticn which authorize every
I"pI,sa II IAueuburg suits Prussia similar point
o., We hhne may suit ptan ee' and France .ishi ap
ne wee Xiv return of the Hsnk Of France eNhtbits
an Increase In ca,h ON hsnd,of l2 10000 francs.
The Emperor and Hnpero . Of the French had re-
turned to Fontainbleau from ther tour 10 switzer-
land, AZ the Imperial party vent from the railway,
station 70 the hotel At Neufc aid, the horse, OF the
carriage containing Princess Ann, aud other. ran
away and the carriage vas violently upset. Tho
Princess escApd With a cont ition. which although
severe vi" not dangerous Tbs, Countess Monticello
had her collar lone fractured, and kdno Bouvet had
one Of her rib, broken.
II had been decided that the Co.rt would not no IN
Lasrono
The Marquis Moulins had been sppoi nted Spanish
Ambassador TO London.
Cholers I, sad to have reappc.rsd 81 Gibraltar but
VI. disappearing from Barccou. and decreasing st
Valencia
The Minister Of the Inferior In Aordcr 70 prevent
shall not In future take place IA tbs public streets
without previous authorization Of ,,he authorities.
the latter being empowered io ,preveni them "
necessary.
AUSTRIA AND PRUssn,.
The schleswls Hostel in srrangemo Mt oonttnue, the
principal theme In Continental polii ics A dispatch
from Salsbuig Of the 2ith Of August tsaysi
The suoces-ion to the Duchi,. Ia ,ti Il un,ettled
conference OF Austrian and Pruayan dlpl0inA Ati-ts IA
10 De held and they Ar" to continue the nosoaiions
The official WriSER ZriTuSo publisbe, the text Of
the convention signed at Gsstsin by Count Blome
and Herr Won Bismarck, and sanctioned At sazburg
by the King Of Prussia and the Emperor Of Au.tria.
The following IL the substance OF the nost important
articles Of the convention
Article second declare. Kiel eo be Federal port,
places " under tho comnand Of Prussia aud states
thst both Powers shall have tho right TO us.Jt fnr
their m"n-o-rar until the fed,uA Di,i have passed
ie'outon- relative N the future occupation o kiel
ftus-'a l. empowered to erect At kiel the necessary
hsrbor i9r'inncs'on,, -hce slll A,o lie under her
become Federal lorfe-t, will be- composed for the
pftsent Of Austrian and ffuian troop. ,hc supremo
command 70 lie each year alternately assumed by the
tNO Powers. Br article the two contracting nartips
express their intention that the Duehies rhal johi
mo Iollyerein. Article Z empower, Prussia 10 con-
struct the canal uniting the German Ocean and the
Baltic sea, through the Iiosttn territory, and 10.
which vii be divided between Sche.sis and iiSI,
stein. Austria receives 25NO00 th,crs as an iD4em-
nity ior ien9qgishng her claims 10 LaueulurF. The
teparation Of the oo-dominlon sil the least con-.
monoo on the 18th september.
The WEiSIn ZEITuSG also reproduce. the article
Of the GENEEAL CoauEsrosDEU which defends the
ee''on Of LauenbuTs, not sntIgonisc W the ira
di,iona policy Of Austria
CntSA.
TELEGRAM Of the 18th July fiom Shanghai ,sy.;
'The Nsenbsi rebels are encainpei In tho n.iehtor.
hood OF retin. IL ia rumored they hLve taken the
city and 'hc report Is generally believed. Burre-
Noine still In custody, The American Minister has
again demanded his release, with the ntimaton that
refusal will be considered c1'us b,ih The Tae.
ping rebellion appears to be eGtingushed"