Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-03
SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
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Cable Picked Tip.


Cable Picked UP.
HE4Rrs C0STENT, Sept s2e- The CABLE of
last year was picked up this Sunday morn
ing at 4:40 o'clock, In latitude 81 deg. 81
min- longitude SO deg, The splice was
made and the cable lowered at 2 Am.
The Great Eastern is now seven hundred
miles from here, paying out, Every thing
is going on well, and they expect TO reach
here on Saturday next by the cable. -.i.
PRAGUE, Sept. 1.-The terms of peace be-
tween Austria and Italy is in rapid pro-
gress toward settlement, and 1t is generally
believed that peace will be fully and finally
consummated between these powers in ten
days. H' ... .a. H.' g..
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The London Times of
to-day In view of the question arising be-
tween England and America growing out
of the recent war in the United States, and
more recent raid by the Fenians into Can
ada, urges the British Government to take
into serious consideration the feasibility, If
not the necessity, of so extending the pro-
visions OF the neutrality laws as to bold the
different Governments to a strict liability
for all acts in violation OF that law, COM
mitted by the subjects of each. aT...
PARIS, Sept 2.-M. Drouyn De L'Huys,
the French Minister for Foreign Affairs,
has resigned. The Marquis of Montholon
succeeds him. nero
BERLIN, Saturday night, Sept. 1.-The
Prussian Diet Is engaged in the discussion
OF the bill to indemnify the King for his
violation of the Constitution in Imposing
taxes and raising fund for the support of
the war without the consent of Parlia-
ment. rEs.- -e. slN r.
BERLIN, Aug. 3lst, Evening.-The Grand
Duke of Darmstadt refuses the Prussan
treaty. The Upper Hesseis likely to be an
nexed to Prussia. ~ rr rn r~r.-
Governor Wise'S Property.
FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. 3I.--A nephew
of the rebel General Wise arrived here
yesterday morning from Richmond, with
an order from Maior-General SchOiield,
commanding that department, authorizing
him to recover all the property that could
be found in the department belonging to
Wise, now being used by the officers of the
Government. Quite a large amount OF
| furniture and other household goods are
disposed OF them in hasty and rather un-
ceremonious manner. The goods were
stored here preparatory to being turned
over to the Ex-Governor.
Congregational nominations. .
DoYLEsTowN, PENN, Sept. 1.-Henry p.
Ross was nominated for Congress in the 9th
Pennsylvania District by the Democrats,
and Caleb n. Taylor by the Republicans.
READING, Sept. l1S-Daniel A. Lincoln
was nominated to-day for Congress by the
Republicans. in County Convention. GH
From, philadelphia. .,,....
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-Among the
more prominent of the delegates who, have
arrived are the following: EX-Attorney
General Speed, Governor Fletcher, ex-
Governor Hamilton of Texas, Gov. Bore
man of W. Va, Gov. BrOwnlow of Tenn +,
Gov. Farchild of Wisconsin, Gov. Orapoof
Mich. Senators Harris of N. Y, Lane OF
Ind, Cresswell of Nd, Congressman Frank
Thomas of Nd, Paine of WIS.,, Jno. Minor
Bolts of Va, MIR. Clayton of Delaware and
Others. Attorney General Speed and Gov.
Fletcher are spoken of for presiding officer.
The choice will probably fall on Speed.
From New York.
New YoRK, Sept. 2.-The mortality re-
port for this city for the week ending at
p. M. yesterday, gave the number of deaths
! below $50. There were three new cases
| and seven deaths from cholera reported
yesterday. The reports from Brooklyn
yesterday show continued abatement OF
the cholera in that city.
The case OF l.. NJ. MONTGOMERY against
Santa Anna came up again yesterday be-
| fore Judge Barnard, in the chambers of the
| Supreme Court. A motion is now made 10
yacate the order ot, arrest granted against
defendant in the present suit. Montgom-
cry claims to be the agent Of Santa Anna
| IN his late Mexican schemes, and now asks
4 $25,OOO for services rendered, During the
| reading Of the Affidavit Judge Barnard
handed,anannonymousletter tothe Court,
| which he, had received, Offering him a
bribe in case he determined the questions
before him ia favor Of Santa Anna. a-li 'l,
\ WASHINGTON, Sept, l;-No new. National
banks were, organized during the week.
The Acting Comptroller issued to National
banks $S94,735 in National bank notes,
making the total sum issued to the present
date S2S9,O15,S20, The United States bonds
held by Treasurer Spinner in trust for Ma
tional banks to-day, amounted as follows :
AS security for circulating notes,
$3.50 0S29,700; {; lE as security for pub
lie ,,sdeposits,y "a $3S,777, 500 ;al ps,total,
$3.50, 507, 200. The printing division of the
Treasury Department for the week ending
TO- day, turned out the. following amounts
Of fractional curredcy; .50g cent anotes,
$l620O0; % cent notes, $l09,500; 10 cent
notes. LOCO total, $S625102 q tS9S
Heavy RObbery-GeneralT Thomas
Joined the Presidents Party.
BuFFALo, Sept. 2.--Johu HOLSTERS house
was entered to-day by robbers while the
inmates were at church, and $23, 800, most
ly In Government bonds, stolen Nv ssae'
It was reported at Niagara Falls to-day
that q depntation from Southern, States
were on the way to meet lPresident John--
son to induce him to extend his "trip
South8Hr = 3g KAMNOTfA
Mai. Gen. Thomas has arrived at the Falls
an Joined the Presidents party.
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