Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-24

New YORK, Aug. 23.-The following
Cable dispatches are additional TO those re-
ceived last night:
Prussia.
BERLIN, Aug. 2l.-The Cabinet policy as
serts that the hostile attitude maintained
towards the Government of the King of
Prussia by the Kingdom of Hanover, the
people. of Electoral Hpsse, Nassau and the
late free city of Frankfort has determined
the Prussfan Executive to at once destroy
their Independence and annex them COM
pletely to the Kingdom of Prussia. %.
Bavaria.
MUNICH, Aug. 2l.-The Prussian Gov
ernment has officially announced to the
BaVarian cabinet an early and definite set
tlement and adjustment of the political and
commercial relations of the Kingdom, dis
turbed by the late war. The commercial
affairs will be regulated according TO the
German Zollverein, which will be estab-
lished In the territory. Bavaria, after hav-
ing contemplated an armed resistance on her
own account to the Prussian authority, had
submitted to the demands Of that Govern
ment. Prussia asks merely, she says, pos
session of the districts of Lychefels and
Carlhof.
Hanover.
VIENNA, Aug. 2l.-King George of Han
over who Is at present in this city, has
been formerly advised that the King and
Government Of Prussia demand the abd-
cation of his crown. The aged and blind
and exiled man is willing to take the step,
but declares it to be in favor of his son.
The Queen of Hanover is using every effort
which she can employ, with the view OF
securing the succession of her son, but
Prussia gives her no assurance.
The cholera is making sad ravages at
Brunn, Pesth and Nikatsberg, and also
among the wounded soldiers in this city.
SnxOny.
DRESDEN, Aug. 2l.-All the members of
the Saxon cabinet sent in their designations
to-day. The King has accepted only the
resignation of Baron Buest.
LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Emperor Napoleon
has assured the Government and cabinet of
England that France will not demand the
fortresses of Mariedburg and Phillipville
from Belgium, in the event of territorial
changes occurring on the continent OF Eu-
rope.
Italy.
FLORENCE, Aug. 2l.-Gen. LaMarmora
has b. en- removed from his position rs chief
of the staff of King Victor Emanuel. Cen
eral Cialdini succeeds him. LaMarmOra
has not been in favor with the peo-
pie since the defeat of the Italian
army at Custozza. When the in
vasion of Vientia was determined on the
plans submitted for adoption were debated
in council Of war, LaMarmora advocated
direct advance on the fortress of the
Quadrilateral, Claldini advising n march
50 as to avoid them. LaMarmora's coun-
sells prevailed and the result is known. Ci-
aldinis plan was subsequently carried out
and succeeded. Gen. LaMarmOra has not
regained his popularity since, and hence
the present change.
Russia.
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 2l.-The officers
of the United States war vessels MiantOn-
omah and Augusta, now in the Russian
waters, continue to receive the most COM
plimentary ovatiOns wherever they co.
The Russian Government, the merchant
princes and populace all unite in doing
honor to them. The officers have been
present at grand review of the Imperial
Guards by special invitation of the Empe-
ror Alexander. The Car reviewed the
troops In person, and fifty thousand men
were paraded on the occasion.
The Russian Ambassador who was ac-
credited to the late German Bund has been
recalled to st. Petersburg.
The Poles who are held in exile and i'm
prisonment in Eastern Siberia, have risen
in revolt against the Russian authorities.
The military were at once employed
against them, and thirty-five of the insur-
gents were killed and the remainder cap
tured or dispersed over the country.
Greece.
ATHENS, Aug. 2l.-Advices received in
this city from Gambia, dated on the 9th
inst- state that the Christian population
there demanded certain measures of gov
ernmental reform from the Porte, which
being refused they rose in arms, displaying
the standards of three protecting powers
and OF Greece. They have proclaimed their
independence. The Government treats the
Christians as rebels, and has sent for rein
iorcements of Turkish troops. ,r5irs
~ saIr LATEST.
LONDON, August 23-Noon.-Peace be-
tween Austria and Prussia was to be signed