The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-10

Pasha he succeeded in reuniting the Egyptian
troops, with the Turkish troops with the loss
of only tie N men.
The Paris Moniteur says that in Gambia,
unfortunately, blood has been shed, but the
instruction has not progressed. The arrivals
of the Turkish Commissioner appears to have
produced favorable impression, and up to
the present time all hopes have not been
abandoned of the success of the mission with
which he is intrusted.
Servia has sent representatives to the Porte
to insist on the evacuation of Forts Klengoor-
mix and Elizabeth, near Orsowar.
France.
The French iron-clad squadron had arri-
we'd at Biarritz, and was reviewed by the En-
pcror.
Serious inundations in France continued,
and it was feared that the waters had not
reached their full height.
Telegraphic communication between the
centre and the South of France was extreme
ly difficult.
The Marquis de Boissy is dead.
Prussia.
A royal patent is shortly to be issued by
Prussia, assuming possession OF Hanover,
Electoral Hesse, Nassau and Frankfort The
King will salute the people of these States as
"new Prussian citizens"
Sem-oficial provincial correspondence
states that there is no prospect of a conclu-
sion of peace with Saxony until that country
has given some guarantees against the recur-
renee of those dangers which at the outbreak
Of the recent war menaced both Prussia and
Northern Germany.
Both Chambers have adopted the Govern
-ent proposal for the Propagation of the Diet
. September 9th to November 18th.
'nisters explained that it was the desire of
evernment that the next session of the
uld be brief, in order to make way
convocation of the North German
.nent.
A Commission, under the Presidency of
General Revel, had left for Venice to take
possession of the war material belonging to
the fortresses of the Quadrilateral.
Austria.
Baron Baumgarten has been relieved of his
functions as Governor of Galicia.
Count Rashrirk has been appointed Cover
nor of Bohemia. b
Admiral Tegethoff has been relieved of the
command of the Austrian feet, to enter on
new duties
The following is summary OF the news per
the steamship City ofNew York, which left
Liverpool on the 26th via Queenstown on the
9th September:
Great Britain. ae4e
Honors are about to be conferred upon
some of those who have shared in the success
full completion of the Atlantic telegraph The
interest which her Majesty, Queen Victoria
has expressed in the undertaking will be man
ifested III an enduring way. The delay arises
on her part, for the purpose of ascertaining to
whom the of these honors are more par
ticularly due
The London Times of the 2eth September,
insan editorial on the Eastern question, says:
''The settlement of the Eastern question in
wolves grave general European catastrophe.
The question Admits Of no pacific or diploma
tic solution. 1t will have to be referred to the
ultima ratio"
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that things in Spain are great
deal too bad to last, and when the great con-
vusien does come, the last Bourbon sovereign,
who still reigns in Europe, will join the exiled
band of her dethroned relatives.
Turkey.
The Paris Pstre publishes despatch from
Constantinople, dated the 18th of September,
which states that in Kosan Digh an insurrec-
ton had broken out, to which the authorities
themselves were accessory. Mehemet Pasha
has been named Commander-in-C Chief of the
Turkish forces. Four OF the insurreetionary
districts have offered to submit to the Turk
ish authority,