Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-19

and naval forces in Venetia, to be placed on
SSsT tootinr by the LIST of May, and that an ex-
traordinary concentration OF troops was W
rake place in the province OF hoIlSa.
IN was asserted that Emperor NaPoieosl ll NAY
aocIarsd ~ the italian cabinet Chat he wonld
hi mo way assist it as an ally IN caseoi an az
The Vienna Cabinet waste have addressea .
circular TO the PrIssian and other EuIopea an
ea,,Tts Informing them that the Austrian ~ =
manents are rendered necessary by the ILo-
reediprs of the Italian government. LIS ,is
notebes add that Austria, relying upon INC
word of the Prussian King, considers any
measure of defense against PRUSSIA uii'ie0eS
sary. - .o said IN have
oo1aa In a complete understanding not 10 de-
cline the proposal of Prussia, but 70 man ~ =
starting point for the reform OF the feuei" al
Diet. ,,o,t, ,,ronosino
,t,a 5;saymsment of the Prussian forces, ana
J fine TepI Of the Dist agreeing thereto,are pun
9 The Paris Bourse on the 25th was heavy
snse e osI Who attempted theHfe of the Gar
| Is named FarobOlow,a native OF tis province %
| I.aratof, and hypocondrisc.
/ rho Turkish government has sent a pro
| 81 to tbf Conference of Pans, against the
election of Prince Charles OF HohehzelietIl 81
Hosnodsr OF sROumania A deputatie4 hau
A
U' r,NToS China. March 13.-The imperial
army has obtained complete victory over
80 600 rebels supposed to be the residue oi NM 1le
j army Of the IalpInos IN inc portnSstaN5 afl
| conflict lasted two DAYS, and fesulteu IN al
| The rebels being either slaughtered or TAKEN
prisoners. The imperial army was Deihs
The following is a summary of the news sent
ont by the Kangaroo and PennsylVanlA "ni'n
l.. - "A. s1n
The wife of Thos. Carlyle died very SUD
denly while she was taking carriage ride il
HYDE Park. L. IN
the oath. to inaugurate the National Fte S,
mems Aid Association of Great Britain. mt
Duke of Argyle presided. Among those pres
emit were MIR. Bright, Jr., i. Baxter, Alr. >.
Hughes NJ p Speeches were made ana res
IoInfions adopted in favor OF extended enorts
lin Great Britain TO aid the freedmen o.
America. A.. o,tl, :,
was decreed that the steamer Chamellan, an
the late rebel cruiser Tallahassee, now lying
AT Liverpool, be delivered up to the United
States government. The alleged owner dle
not oppose, and was condemned IN oosIs. =
Al meeting of the London bondholders o
the state of Georgia, il was unanimously re
solved that the offer Of the State. to fuse the
arrears of coupons and overdue bonds INTO
new debt, carrying per cent interest," %
accepted. ..
Count Arez, the Italian diplomat, was a
| Vienna. He is said to have asked an eXpla
nation as to the Austrian aTmments II
Venetia. -, r.
Connt Bismark continues in III health. II
his repIy TO the address in favor of peace, pre-
scented by the Berlin Chamber OF Commerce
he said the King would, If assisted, AVOID war
lint the government could not be guided b
. consid4 rstions of national economy alone. i
war became necessary the King trusted IN tn
tried readiness of the Chamber Of Commerce
to make a sacrifice.
LONDON April 27.-Latest adylces receive
from Germany state that Prussia objected {
disarmine her forces while Austria continue
, TO maintain her ornaments on Italian iron
tiers.