The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-25
BY THE CABLE.


BERLIN, PRUSSIA, Aug. 22.-The
Prussian Commissioners have, with
the sanction of the Government, con-
cluded a peace with Bavaria and Hesse
Darmstadt. The terms are very adj
vantageous to Prussia, and in accord
ance with her original demands. Ba-
varia cedes to Prussia the northern dis
trict, composed ofSichtenfels, formerly
called Upper Eranconia, and the walled
town of Culmuback. The BaVarian
Government also undertake to pay to
Prussia thirty millions ofdorins, as an
indemnity for her expense in the war,
Hesse Darmstadt cedes to Prussia the
territory of the Sangraviate, of Hesse
Hamburg, State which was admitted
as member of the Confederation OF
the Rhine in the year 1917, and lies di-
rectly between Rhenish Bavaria, Rem
ish Prussia and Kirkenfield. Prussia
also obtains the exclusive right to gar
rison the fortress of Mayence, for which
duty Hesse DRrmstadt heretofore con-
tributed two hundred infantry, besides
giving three hundred and thirty-three
men to the Federal German army.
Under the treaty, Bavaria retains the
territory of Upper Hesse, which will be
Joined to and Incorporated with the
new Confederation of Northern Ger
many, the Organization limits of which
VIII be arranged after the peace treaty
tria. > 'Gs,GSS
BERLIN, August 22.-The Prussian
troops which had penetrated into Bo-
hemfa during the operation against
Austria have commenced to teVacuate
the country, and it is thought they
Will have completed the work by the
18th of 5eptember.
PARIS, Aug. 23.-The Paris Patrie of
thisSevening's date says that the EN-
peror Napoleon Will cede Yenetia as
handed over to France by Austria di-
rect to Italy, to be held as part of the
Kingdom of Victor Emmanuel.
PESTH, HUNGARY, Aug. 22.-After
the Emperor, Francis Joseph, of Aus
tria, with the consent of his Cabinet,
intends TO appoint a irresponsible Hum
garian ministry; and after this act is
completed, tho Hungarian Diet will be
formally reopened in this city some
time during the month of September.
3LoNDoN, Aug. 22.- Elk Governor
Eyre, of Jamaica, whose official con-
duct during the late negro revolt on
that Island has been made the subject
Of such an excited and angry canvass
at home, enjoyed a public reception at
Southampton yesterday. The fete was
given in his honor by his Immediate
friends, personal and political, and the
municipal authorities took part in 1t.
There was banquet in the evening.
A large opposition meeting was held
in the same town, the same day, at
which series of resolutions, condemn
ing the conduct and rule of the ex-Gov-
ernor when In Jamaica, were adopted
with great unanimity. 5
ATHENS, GREECE, Aug. 1S.-The
Turks have commenced active hostiii-
ties against the Christians in Gambia,
whom they treat as rebels against the
authority of the Sultan. A number
of foreign consular officers, particular
ly those of the United States, Holland
and Sweden, have suffered very much
damage. The Consuls have protested
in the name of their respective govern
ments.
The Christians or insurgents are 2,5Oo
strong, and hold importsnt points
against the Turkish soldiers.
FLORENCE, ITALY, August 23,-RinR
Victor Emanuel has issued decree
proclaiming an amnesty to political ex-
lies and prisoners throughout his do
miniOns. This decree includes Mazzini,
as we'll as others of lesser prominence.
NAPLES, August 23.-The report that
Garibaldi was about resigning, or that
his resignation had been rendered to
the King is denied by those whose po-
sition would place them in possession
of such fact.
LONDON, August 28.-The evening
money market is firm, and COnsuls adj
yanced q per cent. since noon, the
closing quotations for money this even
ing being at SS21; the market for Amer
lean securities has been steady and
| tirmer, the closing quotations showing
an improvements; the latest sales were
as follows: u. s.. 5-20's, 701<; Erie, 441<;
Illinois Central, 7s; Liverpool, o. The
weather has been more unfavorabIe tor
crops, and the market for foreign
breadstnffs Of all descriptions has ruled
fiat nlOQinCg 6t11l and 1nuyp not
ton market rates firm, but no change
is noted in quotations; sales to-day
reached 1900 bales.