Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-26

The War ia Europe neutrality-suspicious.
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lions 10 American OmeerS----Au Adj
dress 90 the King OF PrusSia----Etc.
LONDON, August 24-Noon.-The news
that g treaty Of peace between Prussia, Aus
tria, Italy and Bavaria has been signed at
Prague is hourly expected.
PRAGUE, August "A, A.M.-The most per-
feet concord exists among the Plenipotentia-
ries assembled here, and treaty of peace
though not signed may be regarded as ac-
complished.
PRAGUE, Friday, August "a, a. M.-Prus-
sian troops are rapidly retiring from Be-
hemia. Six thousand remain at Prauge as a
garrison until the treaty of peace, about be-
ing signed, is carried into effect.
PARIS, August "A, P. Mt is reassert-
ed that the Emperor NAPOLEON has firmly
rejected the demands of the Empress of
Mexico, for assistance to quell the insur-
gents. Among the reasons given by Ma
PoLEoN for his refusal to aid, was the neces-
sity of keeping faith with the United States
concerning the withdrawal of the French
troops from Mexico.
LONDON, August 23.-Advices from all
parts show that war in Europe is ended for
the present.
ST.. PETERsBURG, August 23.-Honors to
the United States representatives continued,
and are unparalleled A grand reception
occurred on Sunday at the Imperial Palace
Of PETERHoFF. The officers Of the Ameri-
can fleet, and Mr.. OSCAR GARoYER, of the
New York Herald, were presented to the
Emperor and Empress. Subsequently, Mr..
Fox and others were presented to the GraUd
Duchess, and the officers were feasted at the
Palace, and dined with the Merchants Club.
There was a ball in the evening, and grand
illuminations. There was also a review in
the camp at TzarskozodO, on Monday, and
the officers were the guests of the Emperor.
The sailors of the fleet we're given a din
ner at Cronlstadt. Thousands still visit the
ships.
At the Court dinner yesterday, the En-
perOr departing from the ancient custom,
rose and said: 81 propose the prosperity Of
the United States and her deputation, and
continued friendship between Russia and
America" There was an Imperial ball in
the afternoon.
BERLIN, August 23.-An address to the
King, embodying the principles Of the
moderate Liberal party, has passed the Lower
House, with only % negative votes, all Poles
and Catholics.
VIENNA, August 23.-The feeling in Aus
tria is peace for the present, but war in the
future, to re-establish her honor in Germany.
MUNICH, August 23.-The districts that
Bavaria cedes to Prussia are those of Orb,
Crested, Killers and Thorn, in Lower
Francinia, containing forty thousand inhabi
tants.
FLORENCE, Aug. 23.-The Austrians still
continue to remove national relics and objects
of art from Venice.
Twenty-Five hundred Italian prisoners
have been released
BERNE, August 23.-All the defensive
measures of Switzerland have been discon-
tinued.
PARIS, Aug. 23.-The Empress of Mexico
has gone to Misamar.
LONDON, noon, Aug. 25.-Advices have
been received to-day, in official circles here,
that a treaty of peace between
Prussia, Italy, Austria and Bavaria was con-
cluded by the plenipotentiaries in session at
Prague, on Thursday last. The treaty was
signed by the pleniDotentiaries, on
behalf of their respective governments, the
same day. Among the provisions of the
treaty is one that the troops now at different
points shall evacuate their positions, and go
to their respective homes within three
weeks.
PARIS noon, August 25.-An immense
demand has sprung up in this city for L. S.
5-20s and heavy orders for supplies have
been telegraphed to American agents of va
rious banking houses.
. LIVERPOOL, noon, August 25.-Thesteam-
ship Scotia sailed this noon for New York,
and takes G110000 on American account.