The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02
THREATENING RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Latest Commercial and Financial News.
Etc., IGrc., E1ro.. Ero.s Etc.


Paris, from Liverpool on the morning OF the
2lst ult., arrived at this port this morning.
Later advices from Vienna report that the
apprehensions OF a war have been removed.
The Conference OF the Prncipallties held a
second uIeeting at Paris on the 10Th ulC.
A Vienna telegram asserts that declarations
OF a reassuring character have been received
from Berlin, and the apprehenslons of war Oeen
thereby removed. 1t IS stated that the Gastein
Convection will be adhered 10. The London
Morning Post believes this statement unfounded
and that TIE relations continue crlucal.
In the House of Commons Earl Grosvenor
gave notice that on the second reading OF the
Reform bill he would move an amendment de-
clallng it ineXpedient to discuss the bill until
the House has before 1t the entire Reform scheue
contemplated by the Government,
Sir W. Hytt also gave notice of an amendment
to prevent the bill taking effect till provision is
made for the redistribution OF the seats.
The Times says Lord Stanley will second Earl
GIosyenor's amendment, and predicts an inde-
pendent support Tor it. 1t hopes it is not too
late for the Governmentto bring forward better
bin.
The Morning Post believes the amendment
will prove the deathblow of the Ministry.
The Ddj jy Neo0s and Star regard it as an in
sidious moVement-as meaning nothing but op-
position 10 reform. and says the Conservatives
dne not move direct NEGATIVE 10 the measure.
1t Is again asserted that Head Centre Stephens
has arrived in Paris.
A Paris telegram OF the goth, TO the Dailj
Telegraph, reports on good authority that Head
Centre stephens mas not arrived III Paris, having
been in Scotland.
Rio DE JANERo, February PA battle has
be en- fought, without decisive results between
the Argentine aud Paraguayan armies, attended
with heavy 10 jses on both sides.
The Latest.
LIVERPOOL, March 22.--.fhe steam ships Hecla
and Hermann arrived out on the 2Ist.
A steamer, supposed to be the Edlaburgh, passed
CrookhaVen this morning.
The exRebel cruiser Shenandoah was sol here
at auction to-day for Els, $50.
Ihe political news Is unimportant. The aC-
counts of the relations etWeen Austria and
Prussia are conflicting.
The steamer Tripod left Liverpool on the Goth
for New York, and the Scotland sailed on
the 2lst
The following is summary of the news taken
out by the IripOL:-
In the House OF Commons the Irish Attorney
General denied that the Lord Lieutenant had
stated that he apprehended Fenian invasion.
Several landowners had applied for permission
to arm and drill their tenantry, but the Govern
ment refused It's consent, feeling perfectly able
to afford every pro,2ction.
The Times admits that frightful and uniusti-
hable crueltles were committed IN Jamaica. and
that 1T was an abuse of power beyond all eX.
cdse or palliatiOn.
The Paris Pare denies that the French Gov
eminent consented TO extend the period of the
eXtradition tieaty with England,
In the Corps Legisatif the amendment to the
address IN favor OF an extension of liberties has
ing increased liberty for the public, the press,
and the Chamber. The amendment was re-
jected by vote of 206 against 63.
The German journals continue to represent
the relations between Austria and Prussia as
very threatening. They even assert that Aus
tria had ordered the assem- Dling of one hundred
thousand troops on the Bohemian frontier, and
sent circular note to the powers disclaiming
all responsibility for the consequences of any
conflict which may ensue
The London Times directs attention to the
critical state of affairs. 1t says:-"Bismark has
thrown Off his mask, and the Duchies are to be
annexed to Prussia. Preparations for war are
progressing on both sides, and in both capitals
military councils are being held, generals nomi-
mated, and pl ans of campaign discussed"
The funds were depressed in the various Euro
pean markets by the disquieting rumors.
The Spanish Government had raised the state
of siege in New CASTLE.
The Russian Ambassador had left Rome.
The --latest via Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, March 2l.--The London Post says
il has reason to believe that the telegraphic
news to the effect that since Sunday declarations
of a reassuring character had been received
from Berlin by the Austrian Government, and
that the apprehensions of war between the
great German powers had been thereby removed,
are totally incorrect. The relations between
the two powers continue very critical.