Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-31
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| New YORK, May 26.--European advices
to the 10th inst, by the arrivals of the
Saxonia and America, are received. E
A European Congress is again mooted
France will join it with perfect disintered-
| ness.
La France says many diplomatic notes
have been exchanged between the cabinets.
The idea of the Congress is to be limited
to the consideration of the pending ques-
| ton.
D0piniop National says if formal pro-
| posals would be made for a European Con-
gress, Italy could accept it on two con-
d1tions, viz +: that she may remain armed,
and that the cession of Venetia be included
IN the programme of the Congress. These
conditions are essential, but war is immi-
| nent.
Military preparations have been COM
menced. Darmstadt has been placed on
war footing.
| The Prussian Ambassador said he should
leave Immediately, in consequence of the
Austrians occupying the frontiers of b.
| hemla, Silesia and Parma, and declined
the settlement proposed by Austria in re-
ference to the duchies.
1t is reported Prussia has summoned
Hanover for warlike preparations. and an
nouned her mention of occupying his
military roads. 10000
The latest Berlin dispatch saws treaty
of alliance has been signed between Italy
and Prussia.
Environments are forming at Leitchfeldt
and Nuremberg for the Bavarian army.
Garibaldi has accepted the command of
the volunteers, declaring the hope to CO.
operate with the glorious army of Italy in
nj lie NJ ba lacf s,,,a
Trieste kilograms say the Italian SQUAD
ron has taken position in the Adriatic. clos
ing the Gulf of Trieste and threatening
Venice, Trieste and other ports.
A garrison from Vienna has departed
for Bohemia, Twenty tive thousand Aus
tian troops have been sent north. The
Austrian Mexican Legion has been dis
banded.
The financial panic Is over, and no more
failures have occurred. The Bank of Eng
land has refused to make advances.
In both houses ofthe British Parliament
the bombardment of Valparaiso has been
noticed in terms Of indignation, but the
neutral attitude of the British Admiral
was defended and fully endorsed by the
President. The English press and people
loudly denounce the act of Spain. An
indignation meeting was held at Liver
pool which adopted strong resolutions of
protest, also expressing resolutions ofgrat-
itude for the exertions of Com. Rodgers,
q. S. Navy.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The State De-
partment has received information that |
the Brazilian Government is resolved to |
open the coastwise trade to the ships ofall |
nations.
NEW YORK, May 27.-The city is re-
markedly healthy. All fear of cholera
seems to have abated.
New YORK, May 26.-From January to
the time of the Eastport fasco, $4,000
were received by O'Mahony, of which
$50, 900 were sent to Ireland. The re-
naming $4,000 have been spent here.
The steamers which sailed for Europe
to-day took out $500, 900.
WASHINGTON, May 26.--It is stated the
Senatorial Committee have failed to agree
on the constitutional amendment as re-
ported from the Reconstruction Commit
tee. 1t is considered practically ended.
The House debated the Tax Bill! at great
length, and nearly concluded it's considera-
ton.
NEW YoRK, May 27.-The specie ship
ments on Saturday were nearly $4,000, 900
and on Wednesday over $5,00o,00O. The
total shipments for the week were $11,-
900 900. - =
The financial panic continued sensibly
to subside owing to many an ticipated diff
culties, but it Is believed the effect will be
less disastrous than that of the former
panics. The leading securities have de-
cidedly improved. The discount demands
at the banks continued extremely large.
The nominal rate remain at ten per cent.
There have been no additional suspen-
sions at Liverpool. se55a
The continental situation is unchanged.
The military attitude of the various pow
ers is very threatening.
1t is stated Austria il few weeks will
have 100000 men in the field.
The large bodies of troops sent from
Austria had already effected stragetie con.
centration on the Prussian frontiers.