The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-13
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Advices to the 9th of August.
Attempt to Blow up the two
b Houses of Parliament.
The Truce Between Italy and
Austria Extended.
Advioes to the 9th of August.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-Morning pa
pers have the following dispatches
from Europe,sby the cable:
LONDON, Aug. 9.-There is great ex-
element herethis evening at Il supposed
attempt to blow up the two Houses of
Parliament. Ten packages of gunpow-
der, with n fuse partially burned, were
found near the entrance to the Lord
Chamberlain's office, in the House of
Lords. The members of Parliament
have visions of another "Guy EGlVkeS"
gunpowder plot.
The deaths from cholera in London
during the last week 1858; from diarr-
llDr 354. la..
BERLIN, Aug. s.-General Mantauffel,
having attended a military council and
had a favorable audience of the King,
left yesterday on n special mission TO
st. Petersburg. Referring to it the
semi-ofhcial Journal, the Provincial
Correspondence says: Russia, by her
position as u grcat power, and also on
account of her numerous family ties
with the German courts, takes lively
interest in the German question. The
relations subSiSting between Russia
and Prussia might suggest to Russia the
inexpediency of making confidential
communications to the cabinet in Ber-
lin in relation to the views entertained
by Cars Government upon the recent
steps adopted by Prussia. Any appre-
tensions respecting the attitude as
sumed to Prussia by certain German
journals, will, in all probability, speed
lily prove to be groundless. The same
journal hopes that the RUSSIAN Legis-
lative Chambers by passing bill of
indemnify, will end the conflict with the
government. rfr
Herr Hull and Baron Varest are re-
elected members from Berlin to the
Legislative Chambers. The deputies
Tod hot ttNAr NN-In rNF IL H.
conferred on Gen. Won Room and Gen.
Baron Malike.
Yesterday in the upper House of the
Legislature letter was read from the
Count of Westphalia, declaring his
oath of allegiance with the King of
PRUSSIA, and his duty as n Federal
prince no longer binding on him, since
his majesty had Withdrawn from the
German Confederation.
The municipal authorities of Berlin
have presented an address to the Crown
prince of Prussia, sympathizing with
him in his affliction caused by the
death of his infant son, and eulogizing
the war glory and military achieve
ments in behalf of Prussia, in part per-
sonal to the prince. The crown prince,
in returning thanks, pointed to the joy
GUS prospect about to be realized,
which would fulfil the just hopes OF
Prussia and the nation.
FLORENCE, ITALY, August S.-There
was n severe storm in the Adriatic yes
terday by which several vessels of the
Italian fleet were damaged. The Italian
ram Affondatore was sunk in port.
Her crew were saved.
The term of the suspension of hos
tilities has been prolonged.
The peace negotiations between Aus
Count Barol and General Mohale
will be the Italian plenipotentiaries.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Advices received
to-day announce that the truce between
Italy and Austria has been extended 10
days. .
The latest telgrams from the CONT
nent to-day indicate no change in the
aspect o faffairs, and the Italian HpOsi-
ton remains unaltered.
PARIS. Aug. 9.-The chevaliers Nigra
and Arteun have returned here. The
Emperor expects it is partly to retain
his connection with the critical condi-
ton of italian affairs, and the rumor-
ed increase of the effective strength of
the army in Algiers.
The Empress of Mexico arrived at
st. Nazaire. The Imperial steamer
Eugene is going to meet her to-mor-
row.
MADRID, SPAIN, Aug. 9.-The pay
ment of taxes is continued, and the
intends to balance its ac-
count with the Bank of Spain before
the 18th of September.
QUEENsTowN, Aug. S.-The steam
ship City of Paris, Capt. Kennedy,
from New York on Saturday, JHly
2Sth, for Liverpool, arrived here on the
eth inst, and proceeded on her voy-
age. ...-..
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.-The officers of
the British custom service have seized
four blockade runners in behalf of the
United States. The ship Fairlight, for