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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18
From Jamaica.
From Washington.
The New Tax Bill,

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE following is
CLEANED from the Washington special dis
patches to the morning papers
The House has made good progress N the
consideration of the revenue bill and near
ly finished all that part of the bill refer
ring to licenses.
The action of the House in regard TO the
tobacco tax is looked forward to with a good
deal Of interest by manufacturers, who are
represented here by several delegations
from New York and the West. A sharp
fight will be made on the amendments pro
posed by Mr.. Schenck, which make the du-
ty on cigars advalorem instead Of specific
as at present. Mr.. Schenck's amendments
are in opposition to the views Of the WAYS
and Means Committee and of the revenue
Office, but will be undoubtedly sustained
by considerable portion of the Western
dp1euaEioua
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

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FFench& Observation-Disclosures
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, 1866-08-03
PARIS, July IA.
THE PROPOSALS FOR AN ARMISTICE.
ENTRY OF THE ITALIANS INTO THE
TTR0L.

The Malone of Florence publishes a
statement Of the conditions for an armis-
tice stipulated by Prussia and Italy, The
former Power demanded The exclusion of
Austria from the Germanic Confederation.
"This," adds the Malone, twas admitted
by France. who undertook to obtain the
assent Of the Vienna Cabinet TO the
evacuation by Austria of the Austrian
provinces occupied by Prussia during the
armistice. On the part Of Italy the con
ditions were the ~cession of the Italian
territories under Austrian dominion, in
Guiding the Italian portion of the Tyrol.
Austria was to make the cession direct to
Italy without compensation, and not TO
raise the Roman question during the ne
go,iations for peace. 1t appears that
these conditions have been found inadmis-
sible at Vienna, and that the Austrian
Government has resolved TO try the for
tune Of war.
On Wednesday the vanguard of the
corps under General Manteuffel had an
engagement with the Bavarians, and sue
ceeded in forcing its way across the fords
of the Saale near Hansen and Wald-
aschach, north Of Kissingen. The Prus-
sian loss was small, that of the Bavarians
heavy.
The Mecklenburg and Oldenburg mo-
bilised contingents have marched TO the
seat of war.
La France of Wednesday evening says:-
"The mission of Prince Napoleon appears
, 1866-08-03
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
PRUssIAN HEAD QUARTERS, CzGRNAHoRA
July 10.

PRUssIAN HEAD QUARTERS, CzGRNAHORA,
July 10.
The headquarters of the Prussian army
were transferred here yesterday.
The First Army Corps occupied Brunn
this morning, where the Royal head
quarters will be advanced tomorrow.
The French Ambassador at Berlin, NJ.
Benedetti, has accompanied the King to
Czernahora.
The Second Army Corps is advancing
between Olmutz and Brdnn.
The Elbe Army Corps continues to
move on Iglau without interruption.
BRUNN, July 10.
Eleven Prussian regiments entered this
town Yesterday and to-day without oppo-
sition. The inhabitants maintained a
tranquil attitude, and furnished supplies
to the troops as far as they were able.
Afternoon.
The King of Prussia has just arrived
here, and the headquarters have been
established at the residence of the Co.
vernon.
His Majesty was received by the Bishop
of Brann, Count Schaffgotsch, the Bur
gomaster, and the authorities, who urged
the King to spare the city and treat The
inhabitants with lenity.
His Majesty replied in nearly the fol-
lowing terms -:
~ am not here of my free choice or
free will, but because the Emperor of
Austria has forced me into war. l do
not therefore make war againStthe peace
fnl subjects, but against the army of the
Emperor. Up to the present have been
victorious, and the valour Of my army IN
spires me with confidence in our further
success. I have been obliged TO lead
hither an unusually large army. 1t is
very possible that in isolated cases the
inhabitants may have cause for complaint,
but this will be avoided by their readily
, 1866-08-03
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THE WAR.
PRUSSIA AND THE FEDERALS.
COLOGNE, July Is.
G E R NJ A N Y.

COLOGNE, July Is.
A ~sanguinary conflict took place yes
terday between the PrusSians and Fede-
rails near Aschaffenburg, in which the
former were completely victorious. AS
chafenburg is in flames, and the Austrian,
Bavarian, and Darmstadt forces are re-
treating.
The Prussians are marching upon
Frankfort, and the first convoy of wound
I'd arrived there at 6 pm. yesterday.
FRANKFORT, July IA.
It is expected that in the event of the
seat of the Federal Diet being removed
to Augsburg the foreign representatives
to the Germanic Confederation will also
proceed to that city.
Evening.
The Federal troops have evacuated
this city, and the seat Of the Diet has
been removed to Augsburg. That body,
in notifying to the Frankfort Senate its
intention of removing to Augsburg, sta
ted that this step was forced on them by
the ill-success of the Federal forces. 1t
also expressed lis acknowledgment of
the fidelity of Frankfort to the Confrde-
ration, and hoped that the proposed Ger
man Parliament would assemble in lllls
city.
, 1866-08-03


supplying my brave troops with the ne
cessaries of life"
His Majesty has given q reception
to Prince Frederick Charles and all the
Prussian Generals in Brunn.
Evening.
$4,000 Prussian troops have been
quartered upon the inhabitants, who
have received them in a friendly manner.
The Austrian authorities have left, taking
with them the funds belonging to the
Government.
The commander of the Town, Major
General Lengsield, has appointed DR.,
Stieber Director of Police, and the lat
ter has re-established the, civil admins
~tration, which had been temporarily inter-
rupted. IgIau is stated to be already in
the possession of the PrusSians, who have
commenced marching upon Znaym.
, 1866-08-03
MANIFESTO OF THE EMPEROR OF
AUSTRIA TO THE HUNGARIANS.
(From Reuters Erpress.)

(From Reuters ETpreSs)
PEsTH, July 10.
The following Royal Manifesto has
Just been issued here -
''To III FAITHFUL PEOPLES OF MY KING
DOM OF HUNGARY.
"The hand of Providence weighs
heavily upon us. In the conflict into
which I have been drawn, not voluntari-
ly, but through the force of circumstan-
ces, every human calculation has been
frustrated, save only the confidence /
placed in the heroic bravery of my valiant
army. The more ~grievous are the heavy
losses by which the ranks Of those bray
men have been smitten, and my paternal
heart feels the bitterness of that grief
with all the families affected. To nut an
end to the unequal contest-to gain time
and opportunity TO fill up the voids COCA
sioled by the campaign-and to concen-
trate my forces against the hostile troops
occupying the northern portion of my
Empire, l have consented, with great
sacrifices, to negotiations for the conclu-
sion of an armistice.
81 now turn confidently 10 the faithful
peoples of my Kingdom of Hungary; and
EM1 f3 #@T IT'D #Htss Is merry 49,
, 1866-08-03

TO have been de6nitively abandoned, the
attack Of the Italians upon Venetia having
rendered it futile"
The same paper publishes the follow
ing telegram
"MiIan, Wednesday.-Two divisions
under King Victor Emmanuel's command
have entered the Tyrol on the side of
Trent"
The France also states that the Italians
are marching upon Padua, and that an
engagement is probable.
Received by Reuters Telegram Com
FLORENCE, Thursday Evening.
Yesterday the flying column of the Ma
tlonal Guard had an engagement with the
Austrians at lie Pfese, on the Stelvio
which lasted The whole day. The National
Guard occupied the first Cantoniera and
took IS Austrians prisoners. They had
some wounded, but zone killed.
Baron RlcasoIl arrived this morning at
Florence, and leaves this evening for the
camp of General CiaIdini, at Rovige,
ZWGTTAU, Thursday.
NJ. Benedict, the French Ambassador
at Berlin, arrived here last night.
The Prussian headquarters were trans
ferred at 10 o'clock this morning to Ger
nahora. The whole PrusSian army con
tinues its march towards the south.
MUNICH, Thursday.
According to advices received here
from the Bavarian headquarters, the en-.
gagement near Kissingen had no decisive
result.
The Bavarian army is concentrating
near Schweinfurt in readiness to give
battle.
, 1866-08-03
MUNICH, Thursday.
FRANCE.

The Etendard of Thursday evening an
nounccs that the Emperor will not 60 to
Nancy, being detained IN Paris by polttl-
cal affairs.
The same paper states that the account
published by the Presse of the views Of
France on the German question is utterly
unfounded.
Baron Won Beust had a long interview
with the Emperor Napoleon on Wednes-
day.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-11

flbr l1ufcn, ron Rem alton Satcrlanb ~lcSgerifsn III
'p:rrrn. iiclirt BON rcr G5rf6i6te unc Civilization it,
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rttat unter elmer frsnseen Menfhenracs gu tbsn, fur
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fhsn nc felt Sdtrbuntertcn scmctnt marin.
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f0trli6.
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r!n ttn gu rettrn. Hur lie frnn:rn CO tbun. Nter remt-
unscdhtrt ruff or RE unsarihn Stdnrc nitt ,ulan,-
men. @eri6 irirc or %teraucrn. eab CT bic ;3eit nidbt
bcfFer benutte, ais or inn Sriibiatr nit rem una lriiben
8ltrrrn auf gltem Suee itans-hctaucrr, naB CT RE
Srpne res hciliacn Stcptdn nidht nuf fem Sampt icttc.
Die periticegncn Sntcrcfln rcr suflrfnena crirfeltcn
5bctlc Ter NcnIrdtie tinrcrlen RIGS. Gin Dilreidiihrr
9atrictisnus crifiri ni6t.
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ftIncnifcN &les umirnf. 0as sdn;c Saiierrcih
lit III Der @ufaiutta s~carfer.
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aetraft. Srrufr, fu6t re S6mieriatetten, in tcncn
flb Setrcid %tcfinrrt. rc6t iii cnttit III mctrcn. PLUS
rem nIrnli6n 0runb, ais Stalirn 9cncria min -
rrcibt @reu6cn Stbnter unc Wltren ron ii6.
@eice Sc9icrunacn frcten catir, eih' iarfes Scu-
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@rtmcrf ufs Wdtren rcrret Ireuben mctr fGpd6cn
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min elm mddtiacs T%eItftlanh, cine ncue Gpnfrtcra-
ticn, elm rerti6cS 9arlaMent. 9rrcin,tn nit fremben
differentiation finb etncnt hsati6cp Tdrlamsut rnt-
9cacn.
@an iiebt, bic teutf6en gtrtdltnift fteinen f6 3u
fldrtn, irenr aud Ser Stern Ssitrsi6 In bic Nadt
u~criintt.
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Srftcrrci6 IN scr Slcmmr.
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Sn gcnetten triumpbtrt fie Ga6e Der ttalientften
Ration auf S0her res 8aiferreihs unb 9reusen I'm,
t:rtlst tie llndbbGnst9feit Ter @3ehen unb llnadrn.
Die 8sAtfhsn tn ten 8rcnlducern febrn, eas ft &C.
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- I'm liten eieit5 Wcnats .ritt in T6ilarclpbt0
tine Gcnprnticn %;ui0u,ne,, ris iih rte @rancuna ri.
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~i.rspprtn inrGte, ais ltb Jus rm ftntn S.:ltn pcr.
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fanr, sebpber ipures.
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strrtol M1es ;u %erypartrr.
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SairiiJber 8icr:SSp d,cnfaI.nScr

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Nw Sdtern unsefcmmcn.
sic rldten Gin unc ihric'n alsSab'
8a6 %tcr Observation-Disclosures.
une cur6 rec Stdrt6,n ms Str1sen ftant
Atr arit9, ruf min urc srimmis.
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Sth duf cie SdItr unp 9rnnen;
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Sdnn mar Der Sies g%eprnnen.
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2sebl an rie tduittp SlI:r.
HIM ais aus hem lcs.en Safc tarn
Vic lestrn 3rrpfcn ranncn,
Ad madtcn tic Sctrt tppti Wdnn fur Ilrn
llne irssn i'm Sturm ron baunen.
(Scrt. Slas.)
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Sine Der oroBnrtiaiten Gpiiobcn in Or
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,tann. sic prellBiihe Gnnollcric p~crfoIate Tic mn
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@r &&n5eiser.
StHet: "ruattr .mcbcn StpSan
HjdmrnN. So, ccn II. NuGuI 1850.

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nen tesaucrli6cn Nrrfaas, eic turd bic Scecreitn
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gidtter tcle9rapbtrt babes:
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kans feien mte BIT Sunee III len StraeeN Ger Stae.
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Der Anocrr min stfttsn tatsn, eae Meharies Su-
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nit ~unicrsr Gre fur PIC @abrteit ccs %prrnCten, en-
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ten seinen @lauSen gu ite:ten.
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ntufte hem Wii6acI Sahn, 9ol. Stelp urp anrere Or
Rebensn fur nc llninnlertc par sreclCnu son Hcrp-
Syltdnt ba!en.
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Are nGh hem &fe duf Ger Ssttc ts 0ctduces
bic 8trsinistsn Staaten 6ia99c tpefte unr ncrh newt.
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eds selbe Gcttjethen, welGcs hem bintrrn
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ten teroNshins, fur cine 9tcbelcnflhnc angclcbcn!
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u,ltrcn esitrn nrA ndd,tr1sli6 mittbeiIcr, RAP rc
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br &rnvcntiUn eincn %3uidmncnirb 3pilten oeu
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lur Sclse Bate, Sn Der Start Dem Orleans lrlbit III
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