The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-11
BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 10th of September.

bENLIN' SVplCulDeT IV-InS upper
House OF tho PrussIan Diet has passed
tho bill to indemnify tho king for acting
without the consent of tho Diet in tho
matter of the budget and army supplies
previous to tho war with Austria. The
bill passed unanimously.
The Chamber of Deputies has rejected
the Government proposal for nm issue
OF sixty millions OF treasury notes
and adopted in its stead an amendment
authorizing tho issue of thirty millions,
payable in one year from their date.
1t Is reported here that tho King of
Saxony has decided to resign in favor
OF his son.
MADRID, Sept. lO.-Tho papers state
that tho recent visit of tho Queen OF
Spain to tho Empress Eugcnin at Bar
itz, was of n political nature.
LONDON, Sept. lO.-The directors of
the British California Bank are urged
to wind up the affairs of tho institution.
Earl Stanley is spoken ofas the prob
able successor of Lord Cowley, as
British ambassador to France.
FLORENCE, Sept. lO.-The conference
between the plcnipotentiaries of Aus
triH and Italy progresses slowly.
The financial question has not yet
been settled.
VIENNA, Sept. lO.-Austria Is about
to Introduce extensive reforms in the
organization Of the army.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 9.-It is said
that all the tribes of the Daghestan
have revolted against the authority OF
the Gar.
FLORENCE, Sept. lO.-The Italian
Government has issued n decree which
disbands $1,000 men ofthe Italian army.
Austria las invited Italy to send
plenipotcntiaries to meet others APP
pointed by Austria for the purpose OF
adopting measures for tho improve
ment of telegraph and postal communi-
cation between tho two countries.
ATHENS, Sept. lO.-The Cretans have
rejected the terms offered them by the
English Government, and continue
their revolt. The Epirots, inhabitants
of Epirus, also claim their freedom
from Turkey, and have abandoned their
habitations and taken to the hills.
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A. ACKNOWLEDGMENT for his Re.
ccptiOD.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 0.-Great pre-.
partitions are being made here to re-
Ceivc the President on Tuesday next.
The party will leave here for Cincinnati
on Tuesday evening on the steamer
United States. They will stop Mt Mad
isOn and make n tOrchlight visit to the
mammoth low pressure steamer Rich
mond, now on the marine ways ut
Madison, the largest river steamer In
the United States.
Tho President gave n reception to-
night and many persons were intro
duCed to him. Major-GenernI Hancock
has placed II guard of honor at the Lin.
dell Hotel. This is the first instance OF
such attention since We have left Wash
inEtOn. The Inequalities of the pro-
prietor of this splendid hotel to the dis
tinguished guests and those who &C.
company them arc such as to elicit the
highest encOniuIns. Tho cxcursionists
start for indianapolis Tomorrow, and
leave there on Tuesday for Louisville,
arriving there at five o'clock i'll the nj
ternoOn. Anime o'clock they leave for
Cincinnati. The party will remain al
Cincinnati four or five hours, and then
proceed to Columbus, o., arriving in
the evening and staying there all night
On Thursday they will leave for Pitts.
burg, and arrive at Harrisburg on Fri.
day evening, and on Saturday they 70
turn to Washington. This is the pre-.
sent programme.