Evening star., 1866-09-03
LATE FROM EUROPE-BY CABLE.

LONDON, Sept. The threatened raid by
the fenians into Canada has received serious
notice rom the British Government who are
taxing active precautionary measures. Three
batteries OF artillery have lately been sent TO
Quebec.
LONDON, Sept I-Evening-The London
Times OF to- day. in view of the Questions be-
tween England and America, arising out of
the recent war in the United States, and the
more recent raid by the Fenians into Canada,
urges the British Government to take into
serious consideration the feasibility II not the
necessity, of so extending the provisions OF the
neutrality laws as 10 hold different Govern
ments TO strict liability for all acts In viola
each.
PARIS, Sept. The Emperor Napoleon, in
aletter written to King Victor Emmanuel on
the 1lth OF August, rejoices that the era of
peace has returned. He says he accepted the
cession Of Fenetia from Austria in order that
the people Of that country might be enabled TO
choose their own destiny France, the En-
percr adds, has exerted her influence in favor
ofenmanity and the best interests of the peo-
Pr Of Eenetia and of Italy.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept The Russian
Government, prior to the negotiation of peace
profsssed TO the French Emperor and the other
powers that neutrals should participate in the
territorial changes occasioned by the res ults of
the war The proposition was not supported
oy france or England and the Gar refrained
from officially moving i'm the matter, reseryin
however liberty OF action to himself in the
PRAGUE, Sept. The terms of peace be.
tween Austria and Italy are in rapid progress
toward settlement, and II is generally believed
that peace will be finally consummated be-
tween those powers in ten days.
PARIS, sept 2.-M. Drouyn de Lhuys, the
frtnch Minister of Foreign Affairs, has re-
signed. The Marquis de Montholon succeeds
him.
berlin, Saturday night. Sept 2.-The
Prussian Diet is engaged in the discussion Of a
bill TO indemnify KING William for his viola
ton of the Constitution in imposing taxes and
raising funds for the support of the war with
out consent OF Parliament
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-The following is pub
lished TO- -day-special to the Herald:
BERLIN. August 3l.-The Grand Duke of
parmstadt refuses the Prussian treaty. The
Upper Hesse is likely to be annexed to Prussia
MUNICH, August 31.-The formalities Of the
cession Of Eenetia have been ended. The
Austrians are TO leave Venice and the Quad.
rilateral on the 5th of September
The royal mail steamer China sailed TODAY
for Halifax and Boston with fI53eO0 in gold.
BREsT, Sept 1.-The Persia sailed to- day for
New York. Among the passengers are Mad
anne Ristorl, the great ragedienne, and q
theatrical company of forty. .iive persons.
LONDON, Sept. Moon The money market
Is unchanged. Consols are quoted at eeas9x
for money. The market for American securi-
ties Is steady. Five-twenties are quoted al
73s; Erie, 80; Illinois Central railroad shares.
50.
today at SPY for money. United States five
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2-Flour nominaliy easier.
Wheat dull. Corn steady and quiet Beef
dull. Pork quiet Sugar quiet but firm
Coffee steady. Rosin inactive. Spirits tur.
Cotton sales of week. $1,000 bales including
1900 TO spectators, and 2l,0O0 TO exporters
Market quiet and unchanged for American,
and higher tor other descriptions.