The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-27
TELHGRAPHIC NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY THE CABLE.
European War at an End
FRENCH TROOPS SENT TO
MEXICO.
VENITIA CEDED TO ITALY
CIVIL WAR IN JAPAN.
European War at an End,
VENITIA CEDED TO ITALY
CIVIL WAR IN JAPAN.

LONDON, SATURDAY, August 25.-The
following dispatches have been re-
ceived:
: VIENNA, SATURDAY P. NJ, August 20
The Emperor Francis Joseph has deter.
mined to strengthen his Empire, as well
his hold upon the affections and Loyalty
of his subjects, by granting new constt
tuition and ministry to Hungary. Ii Is
announced officially that new ministry
will soon be formed for Hungary on the
basis of the constitution granted the
Magyers. The revoked was the cause OF
the Hungarian revolution Of lS48.
PARIS, August 25, P. M,-The Empress
Charlotte will not return TO Mexico. it
is conceded on all hands that the empire
in that country approaches It's end it
is authoritiyely announced that II addl-
tional French troops are sent TO Mexico
it will be only in sufficient nnmbers to
protect the interests of French subjects
during the fall of the Empire, and to Sc
cure quiet evacuation of Mexico. They
will not be used to sustain the dignity OF
Maximilian.
PRAGUE, August 25, P. M.-The ces'
sion of Venitia to Italy is fully accom-
DttO1C Va PSoNS ~
tween Prussia, Austria. Italy and Boya-
ria was signed, Austria freely and unre-
servedly ceded Venitia to Victor Eman-
uel.
LONDON, August 25.--Advices have
been received to-day from Point de Gale,
Island of Ceylon, via the Persian and
Mediterranean that civil war had broken
out in Japan.
LIVERPOOL, August 25-Cotton mar
ket rules steady to-day, and quotations
remain unaltered. Sales 5000 bales mid
ding uplands, at 13a pence per pound.
| Breadstuffs market dull, owing to more
favorable weather for crops, and the
prices of foreign articles have declining
tendency. The provision market is gen.
orally unaltered.
LONDON, August 25.-The money mar.
ket is firm, and the closing quotation OF
consols to-day was SSf for money, Amer.
lean stocks steady, the closing quota
tions today were: 5,20's 70fi Erie shares
44a; Illinois Central 77f.
LONDON, August 25-Adyices from all
points show that the war in Europe IS
ended for the present
ST. PETERSBURG, August %. - The
honors to United States representatives
continued and are unparalleled. A grand
reception occurred on Sunday at the
Imperial Mansion. The officers of the
American fleet and Mr.. Oscar G. Sawyer,
of the New York Herald were presented
to the Emperor and Empress. Subse-
ouently Mr.. Fox and others were pre-
sented to the Grand DuClfies. All the
| officers breaktasted at the Palace. There
IN,l l,n I'M ND n
| illumination. There was also review
in camp at Tyarskoez on Monday, and
| the officers We're the guests of the Em.
peror. The officers Of the fleet were
given a dinner at CrouStadt Thousands
still visit the ships At the court dinner
Yesterday the Emperor departed from
the ancient custom, and rose and said:
Il propose the prosperity Of the United
States and her deputation. aud contin.
ued friendship between Russia aud
America" There was an Imperial ball
in the afternoon
BERLIN, August % The address Of
the King, embodyipg the principles OF
the moderate Liberal party, has passed
The lower House by large majority
there were only . negatives, Poles and
Catholics
VIENNA, August 25-The feeling in
Austria is for peace for the present, but
war in the future, to re-establish their
power in Germany.
MUNICH, August 23, The districts Ba
varia cedes 10 Prussia are those Of Orb
yresford, HlllIers aud Thauuy in lower
Franconia, containing d., 900 Inhabitants.
FLORENCE, August 23,-The Austriaus
continue TO remove objects of ait from
Vienna. Italian prisoners lave been
released.
BERyEAU, August 2S.-All division
measures of Switzerland hHy6 been dis
continued.
PARIS, August 23.-The Empress of
Mexico has gone TO Metamer
MEMPHIS, August 2i-Fiye cases Of