Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-06
Saturday Nights Report.
Foreign News.
Arrival Of the steamer nIoravlan.

Arrival of the Steamer MOraVian
FARTHER oIST,August 4-The steamship
Morayian from Liverpool the 25th via Lon
donderry the 9th of July, has arrived of
the Point.
The War i'm Germany-Latesf AdViees.
LONDON, July 81, A M.-The armistice
between Prussia and Austria expires to-day.
1t viii probably be renewed, but there is no
information as yet of this having been
done. Previous to the armistice the Ital-
lans had been very successful in the South
Tyrol.
The Times says that the armistice did not
come moment to soon to save Austria
from a final catastrophe-yet one day more
and the Italians would have found them
selves in full full possession of the Southern
Tyrol, and the Prussians masters of the
passes of the Danube, and would have
threatened Vienna in the east and west
The cOmbatants are now resting, irrespec-
tive of their positions, and there are well
grounded hopes that the truce may be pro-
longed into an armistice, and this again
into definite peace.
On the 25th ult. a suspension of hostili-
ties for eight days was concluded between
the Italians and Austrians.
London NeWs-The Reform Meetings.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.-Notice has been is
sued that the government has agreed with
the Council of the Reform League to facili-
tate in every way their obtaining a speedy
decision eIthor in Parlianaent or IN a Court
of law as to their right 10 hold public meet
ings in the park, and until the question has
been decided no further meetings will be
held, except one on the Both, BY arrange
nient with the government. This statement,
however, is cOntradicted in letter from
Mr.. Walpole, who states that no promise
was made, and that no permission had
been given to hold meetings, but that the
Government merely promised to withdraw
the police and military nnder the express
stipulation that 10 attempt would be made
to insist upon the supposed right to hold
meetings until the legal question had been
decided. The Star, Telegraph and Adver-
tiser represent the step taken by the
home secretary as compromise and par
tial discontinue of the Government
Tina Government has announced its in
tention of prolonging the suspension of the
habeas corpus act in Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-The following
steamships have arrived Tipoli, Damas-
Gus. Saxonis, City of London, Bremen and
Pennsylvania.
A Hungarian legion, formed of prisoners
of war, had been sent to southern Siiesia to
invade Hungary on the expiration of the
armstice. This body consists OF 5000 men,
with cavalry and artillery, and is com
manded by General Klapka.
An engagement had taken place before
Presburg, which was a great success for the
Prussians. The principal attack was in
progress when fighting was broken off BY
the arrival of intelligence of the armistiee.
On the 23d, under General Medici, the
Italians had fight near Borges with the
Austrians. The Italians took the village by
assault and pursued the enemy to Leviea.
There resistance being again offered, the
Italians carried the town by assault. The
Austrian losses were heavy.
On the 25tn a suspension of hostilities for |
eight days was concluded between the Aus
trans and Italians.
FRANcE.-0n the 25th the Bourse was fat !
Centes 66f. zoe.
PRUssn.-The Prussian Chamber would |
probably be opened by the Minister Of |
Finance, the King and Count Bismark |
being delayed at the headquarters Of the |
army.
1t was denied that General ManteuffeI |
mad threatened to lombard Fran kfort if The |
demanded was not paid.
IL is rumOred that the Grand Dukes of
)ldenburg and Saxe-Coburg will receive an
Increase Of territory in the proposed new
5erman Confederation.