The national Republican., 1866-08-15
Foreign News.

tions Of France point TO hostile Intentions on tho
part Of Napoleon, should his demand for tho or.
tension Of the frontier Of France 10 the Rhine be
not peaeeaby complied with.
Authentic inform alton from private sources here
confirms the following, Just received from Paris
under date Of the 9th instant:
The French Cabinet has addressed note to
the Prussian Governmsnt pointing out that the
ieai organirAtion Of Germany render II necessary
that the French frontier should be rcctihed BY an
accession Of territory TO France"
The French Cabinet made yesterday another
communication to the Cabinet In Berlin, demand.
ing the restoration Of tho French frontier II
isted in the year 1914.
NAroLEoN's RETURN TO PARIS.
PARIS, August 10.-The Emperor Napoleon has
returned to the city from vichy. The MonitsW
says that his return has received several erroneous
interpretations but that It was undertaken part
Of health tour tho only cause.
The Bourss Is aat. Rsntss closed at 6s francs
% csntimes.
The Emperor Napoleon presided to-day at q
council Of ministers. NJ Benedetti has arrived.
Tho Empress Of Mexico is at 81. Cloud. y p.
The negotiations between France and Prussia
arc being carried on In cordial terms.
The Bourse Is unaltered. ....
PARIS, August 1.-THE Monitenr says that
General In Marmora, Of Italy, and the Archduke
Aibrecht, Of Austria, have been authorised to sign
the armisticc the basis Of tho cossion 10 Italy Of
There 10 news TO the effect that Italy Ia unani-
nous In favor ofpeace. ..#
. PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Thursday, August e.-The somi mi.ofical
Prussian journal Of to-day has article In favor
Of leaving intact as far as convenient 10 the gen
oral interests Of Prussia the vital institutions Pc
culiar to each country which 10 10 be incorporated
with Prussia, especially the system Of administra-
tion Of justice their provincial representation
cording to their constitution, and the municipal
and other communes
Tn. Grown Prince Of Prussia has issued an ap.
peal urgirg the establishment Of national institu-
tion for invalid soldiers with the consent Of the
King. Tho Prince takes great interest In such
an undertaking --..
Baron Porden and Count Bray have arrived here
come from Carlsruhe. The Prince William and
Princess Fredehka Of Hesse, when en- route for
Berlin, received important and significant commun-
ications ut Madgeburg, In consequence Of which
they discontinued their journey. ...
sAPoLEoS's DEMAND. &c.,.
BERLIN, August 10.-Thero is great excitement
here In consequence Of the demand expressed by
France to the Prussian Cabinet.
NJ Benedetti left Berlin for Paris last evening.
An address from the Upper House Of the Logisls-
tive Chambers to the King says that Prussia was
forced into tho German war In self defence, and
that even after the withdrawal of Austria from the
German Confederation II was presumed that friendly
relations would subsist between that power and
Prussia In the new organization Of Germany by
Prussa, and, rs o means Of preventing further war
in the German States, q reform will take place In
the military organization to the standard which
has boen so fully tested and justified by such bril-
liant results rs have been obtained.
Prussia recognizes the mediation Of France. but
will treat separately to the portions Of the mon
archies which soon to be united to the Prussian
kingdom. The future frontier line Of Prussia will
be such to constitute guaranty Of her security,
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also as she as great power should conclude under
the glorious sceptre Of her royal house. Prussia
will advance to the fulflment Of her mission.
Herr Forchenbics has been elected President,
and General Stavenhenger First, and General
Bonin Second Vice President Of the Chamber Of
Deputies.
Prince Yezenburg has gone on an extraordinary
mission from Berlin to the Queen Of Hanover.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE object Of Prince Yezen-
burg's mission Is to inform tho Queen Of Hanover
not to expect success in her efforts for the indo-
pendonce Of Hanover.
BRussELs, Aug. 1.-THE National Bank of Bel.
GUM has fixed the rate Of discount at four per cent
FLORENCE, Aug. a perfect understanding
exists between Italy and France relative to the
cession Of Venetia.
The suspension of hostilities between Italy and
Austria Is expected TO be completed the llth Of
August, at o'clock In tho evening.
The italian troops have boon Withdrawn from the
Tyrol across the Tagliamento river. because Gen.
Cialdni says II Is more defcnsible position, while
others say that It is the limo Of demarcaon marked
out by Austria before consenting to the armstice.
Although the Italian troops In Venetia are being
Concentrated in the defences hopes entertained
that the war difficulties will soon be arranged.
FLORENCE, Aug 1O.-Tho Italians assert that
because Italy has evacuated certain portions Of her
territory for stratsgica purposes it does not follow
that such territory will not be claimed by her In
the negotiations for peace
Tho Nasions Of Florence says that France hav-
ing loft Italy to consult her own interests the for
midable concentration Of Austrian troops in the dis
trcts of Brento and Isousco determined the chiefs
Of the Italian army to concentrate their forces for
defence. The military condition was thus changed.
Henceforth there shall be such cause. Italy re-
fused the armistice, which became necessary for
European reasons.
FLORENCE, Aug. 1.-The negotiations for the
armistice at Cnrmos are protracted by difficulty
in fixing the limo which the commissioners are to
occupy. Tho suspension Of hostiliies is to be pro-
longed while negotiations continue.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, Aug 1O.-It Is now believed that II Is
not Prague, but Paris, which Is the proper place
for the peace negotiations between Austria and
Italy.
CRossrADr, Aug, 10, p. ma cordial and mag
nifcent reception has been given to tho United
States squadron by the Russian feet.
Ihe emperor Alexander visited the nag ship Au-
gusta, and was on the Miantonomah yesterday.
All due honors were paid to him, and he was sa-
luted by the Gfteen.inch guns Of the monitor.
All the vessels were fully decorated for thoocca.
sion.
Mr. Fox, with the American officers Murray,
Beaumont, and Van Bdren. accompanied tho En.
peror in the imperial yacht on his return, and
dned with him.
The Cars toast to Mr. Fox after dinner was
~ drink to the prosperity Of your country, and
hope that the present fraternal feeling may con-
tinue forever between Russia and the United
States"
Tho banquet by the Russians to the officers was
most enthusiastic affair.
Tho American visitors were entertained at a
grand dinnsfby the city officials to-day and leave
for st. Petersburg tomorrow.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. l0.-An imperial decree
has beon published, directing the immediate issue
Of SIS, ,OOO QO0 forming tho second portion of the
reserve bonds Of the Gsperal debt, to pay the in.
terest on the foreign lbans and avoid n new loan.
Another decree has been published, directing
that the Russian language, not tho Polish, shall
be used hereafter In addressing the central au.
thority.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 7.-Tho Turkish army Of OBJ.
ssrvation on the Danube Is being gradually re.
moved.
1t is believed that Turkey has recognized Prince
Charles, of Hohenzollern, us Hospodar as many of