Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-07
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Martial Law in Lower Austria,
Venice, Prussia and WurIemberg
The Peace COnference-Death
OF an Italian Patriot. ,-2Es
NEW York, Aug. 6.-The following dis
patches we're received through the Allan
tic Cable yesterday by the Associated
Press:
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Martlal law has been
proclaimed I'm Lower Austria, and also In
Venice, Prussia and Wurtemberg.
The Peace Conference is to be held at
Prague. The preliminaries thereto, as
agreed upon, are as follows: Austria Is to
withdraw from the German Confederation
and is to lose Venetia and her part OF
Schleswig, Holstein. Austria is also to
pay ten millions Of dollars to her adversa-
ries, as expenses of the war. The German
States, north of the Main are to form a
union under the guidance of Prussia. The
German States south of the Main are to
form an independent union. .37tia.
The Italian patriot Carlo Luigi Forigo, Is
dead.
In the Goodwood races the Goodwood
stakes were won by Special, and the Good
wood cup by the Duke. 'a .. .''
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 4.-The French
Ambassador to England left for Vechy
last night by command to see the Emperor.
House Of Commons.
The bill for a renewal of the suspension
of the writ of habeas corpus in Ireland was
read a second time in the House of Com
mons last night. Mr.. Gladstone In speech
supported the Government and warmly
praised the treatment accorded to the Fe-
mans by the American Government. Mr..
Moguerus' resolutions against the bill
were negatived by vote of 105 against 81.
There is nothing in the political news to-
day of interest. .t. ...-.-
--(-r. Commercial. ,..r
LONDON, August 4.-Consols were quot
ed at the close of business to-day at S77&
for money; United States 5-20s were quot
ed at the close at 6S%; Illinois Central
shares closed at 7419; Erie railroad shares
were quoted at the close at All .t.r...' .
=LIvERPooL, August 4.-The cotton mar
ket to-day is fiat. The sales were 5000
bales middling uplands at Id.
LONDON, August 2.-The advices from
the seat of war state that the Prussian
troops have entered Mannheim and Heidel-
bern. - -
The steamship Teutonia, from New York,
has arrived at Southampton.
Arrival Of the Steamer GermanIa.
New YORK, August 6.-The steamer
Germania, from Southampton 25th, has ar
rived. News anticipated.
Austria has accepted the preliminaries of
peace submitted by Prussia. The Plenipo-
tentiaries had assembled at the Prussian
headquarters to negotiate the armistice.-
Italy's definitive reply was expected. She
has already admitted in principle the peace
preliminaries. The preliminaries of peace
proposed by Prussia and approved by
France are: Austria to recognize the dissO-
luton of the former German Boundand the
organization of new confederation, from
which Austria is excluded. Austria agrees
to this. North Germany to form o union
under Prussia's direction. Annexation of
the duchies to Prussia, excepting Danish
Schleswig ports. Payment by Austria of
the war expenses. Maintenance of Aus
tria's integrity, excepting Venitia. Prus-
sia intends annexing territory containing
three millions of people. a@V
The Austrians have repulsed a superior
force of Prussians at Bletmenau.
Manluaffel insists on the immediate pay
ment of 25000,000 floFins, threatening to
deliver Frankfort up to pillage In the
event OF Noncompliance, The Bourse and
warehouses were closed. The Frankfort
Chamber refuse to pay the 25,OOOOOO florins,
and prefer submitting to pillage. The city
has solicited the Intervention of Napoleon
and the English Cabinet. .
The Patrie says the terms of the armis-
tice, as regards Italy, stipulate for the oc-
cupation of Verona by Italian troops.
A telegram from Brunn says on marching
from Brunn the Prussian army discovered
in front, in every direction, only pickets of
the enemy's cavalry, who retired as the
Prussians advanced. The bridges across
the Thaya and Morch were restored in "a
hours. The Mordel brigade, which, It was
said, intrenched itself IN Lundenburg, has
evacuated that town without resistance,
and proceeded south. ,NN.A
During the few days preceding the occu-
patton Of Gadlng by the Prnssians, 80
trains heavily freighted with troops passed
through that town for the south. The last
six trains conveyed soldiers of the Saxon
army. The vanguard of the second reserve
had arrived at Hoff, in Bavaria, by forced
Marches They took go prisoners and im-l
mediately commenced restoring the rail-
way communication. i-5.