The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Forefgn News.

| ming.
The Federal Diet, having by vote o
66, agreed to the Austrian proposal fOl
mobilization of the Federal army
Prussia agreeably to previous notice car
ried out her threat to consider it as al
act of hostility on the part of those
States which supported it., and on tn,
| following day commenced war by send
ing troops into Saxony and Hanover. i
is also rumored that the Austrian troop!
entered Saxony, but it is not confirmed
1t is. believed that Benedick would I'm
mediately move to attack the Prusslans
The Emperor of Austria in speech
| to the Vienna Common Council salo
nothing now remained but the sword
and after action by the Federal Diet
| thePrussian representative the protested
| against it as unconstitutional. He said
| the Prussian c Confederation was dissolved
| and Immediately withdrew from the
Diet
The Austrian representative declared
| that the federal pact was indissolu
.bls. ~.
| Great commotion and financial de-
preston exists throughout Germany.
| Bara Ricasali is forming new Italian
ministry.
| La Marmora goes to the camp with
| ths King as minister without portfolio.
News from other places unimportant.
The atlantic cable has been finished
The Great Eastern leaves Shirness on
the 30th Of June.
La France believes the rumors OF the
intended abdication of Maximillan IN
founded.
LIvERPooL.-The Brokers circular re-
ports sugar, quiet but steady; coffee,
dull; petroleum, quiet.
LONDON MARKET.-BaIing Bros. IL Co.
report breadstuffs, firm and well sup
ported tea, inactive: petroleum, 2a24
for rehped.
LATEST PER JAVA.
SATURDAY EVENING, June l6-The
action of the American Government
towards the Fenians in the United
States gives general satisfaction.
The London Times to day eulogizes
the Washington government, and says
| that it would be impossible to exagger.
ate the good faith, the friendiines, the
sincerity, and the regard for mutual OBJ.
| legations which have prompted these
energetic and decisive measures. The
government has acted in manner
which even exceeds anything that
could reasonably have been expected
from the most friendly nation. The ar
ticle then expresses qualification that
such distinguished officers as Generals
Grant and Meade should have been sent
TO the scene, and says that these ener
getic acts of genuine friendship will be
long and cordially remembered. The
Feuians are almost en- titled to thanks
for having given the Americans al occa'
sion for displaying their trieudbness
and good feeling.
at the closing of this dispatch, there
is no news of any collision having yet
occurred in Germany.
4 Prague telegram of the 10th, says
tbe Prussians occupied Menales, Sch.
kenditz, Lobla, Zielton and Zeitza
The railway between Reivza and
Dresden has been destroyed, and passen'
ger and postal communication between
Prussia and SaxOny is stopped.
The crown Princess OF Saxony pro.
ceeds TO Vienna.
A Frankfort dispatch saws Prince
Charles of Baravia, will be appointed
commander in chief OF the Federal
army.
II was asserted at Paris that the pro.
ceedipgs of the Federal Diet had de-
termined that several of the powers
who signed the treaty ofVienna, of 1915,
70 declare that in their opinion articles
50 and 63 of that treaty, which forms
part of European international law,
has been violated. :,
The Austrians had interrupted all
lines of communication on their side OF
the Po Mincio
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE Federal
war vessels, Augusta, Miantonomal and
Ashuxlot, arrived at Queenstown on the
evening OF the 10th inst.
The entry of the Prussians into Sax
onv, is confirmed. The Prussians having
previously declared war, the entry OF
the Austrians is hourly expected.
| The Paris Presse publishes report
that the first engagement took place
near Liepsic on the 10th, but the rumor
is unconfirmed.
The Diet held au extraordinary ses'
sion on the 10th, to decide on the motion
BIZ Saxony that Austria and Bavaria be
requested to adopt Immediately such
measures as were necessitated by the
Prussian invasion.
Prussia has issued declaration 10 the
Great Powers justifying the invasion on
the ground that the decision of the Diet
on the l4th, broke up the Confederation,
and the law of self preservation had
| compelled Prussia to secure herself
against neighboring States in open OF
concealed hostility; that she had prevl
ously offered conditional alliance which
was rejected.
London papers say that the reform
bill and ministry bill will be decided
to morrow. The Conservatives are de
termined 10 attempt the defeat Of the
government
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS
LIVERPOOL, June l6.-Cotton sale:
70 dav amount to 1000 bales, including
1000 bales to speculators and exporters
The market is quiet and quotations arr
rather easier Breadstutts-narket L
steady with an upward tendency. Pro
vision market steady.
LONDON, June l6.-Consels closed a
SOL and S6s for money. Stocks-U. ;
sos Coz and 65. Illinois Central Rail
road 76Ea75t Erie railroad 40i
West Indies and Mexican News.