The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-21

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The French troops atg 10 D. with
drawn from Mosic1
Foreign per iumu siton
Russian note 10 thc minor German
States says llnt Austria, without
%proyowtion on The part Of Prussia
has ordered q threatening armament.
which compel. Prussia 10 arm also
brussels intelligence says Bismark
attempts will make over the Middle
slalcs Of Prussia. The Austrian
Ambassador nj Berlin SAYS that The
designs of Austria are peaceful.
Vienna tclcgrums Of the fourth
say that mmors Of the peaceful solu-
ton Of the Schlcswig question were
current, and produced a most iayora-
bic impression,
A Vienna letter SAYS that arrange
mcnts are made whereby Austria
could raise forty-cight thousand
troops in a fortnight. Austria has
prohibited the expectation OF horses.
Florence telegram announced
the formation of Il camp of 10000
men at Bologna, under General Cal
!. DIM. The principal Generals of the
Italian army have been summoned
, TO meet there.
Quite a large squadron is forming
, to cruise in the Adriatic.
! Military preparations are progress
: ing in Vienna. Per contra, a letter
7 denies the announcement, and also
0 the rumor that an understanding had
been agreed upon between Italy anC
Prussia.
g Shanghai adviccs to March 9th
&c state that the Imperial troops gainct
II Il complete victory over the rebels
e and fifty thousand of the latter ar
said to have been slaughtered or cap
y turcd.
he The car drivers strike still contir
L ues. The ship carpenters strike tl
Z holds out.
n There is no truth in the report thu
cholera or other epidemic exists
nc Key West.
er 4 Portland dispatch states, 9
c quiet last evening. The ono hui
ht dred eases Of guns received by d
he steamship company Thursday, we
Q, shipped on schooner to PASSPORT Ii
&, evening, and preparations made !
p the reception of four hundred n
II. fifty Fenians at Barton yesterday.
A. Cotton dull and lower, SIC.
WASHINGTON, April l6.-No ]
ly dicial proceedings will be institut
y. in the matter Of Jeff. Davis, pendiI
r, the question in Congress whether a
n. ditional legislation is required,
to procure his trial.
nd The release of c. G. Clay, on 7
role is expected in a few days.
ne PrrsBuRG, April l6.-The Mort
a ern Pacific Railroad Company, fro
L. Minnesota TO Oregon and the Paci
IS coast, are asking Congress to guara
an tee ffty-seven millions, their bon
to run twenty years.
,es The u. s. steamer Augusta isto
he sent to the coast Of Maine TO prove
,r- Fenian violations of the ncutrali
I'M laws.
ior A Washington special says oflici
ell evidence that Napoleon is withdra'
I'VE ing histroops, and Macmillan is su
red shutting Austrian and Belgian l
at cruits, has been received.
I've The discovery Of gold quartzabc
ore fourteen miles from Washington,
one the Potomac, creates some excl
ten ment.
to- EAsTroRT, Nh, April l6.-Arn
.nty Fenians captured the English revcI
half flags on Indian Island, under
bles guns Of the English ship Pylade.
low. The United States gunboat '
most nooski arrived this morning.
bout Calais adviccs say ten volunt,
t in at St. Stephens threw down Il
arms, but were arrested. 4.
,ere A suspicious brig was captured
tho night of the coast, by the I'm
,uvh States revenue cutter Ashucloti
luce towed into the harbor.
= 4. The Hcrald's Canada corrcsI
dent, SAYS that the public indil
bet ton, in regard to the secret tria
,gri- Murphy and his men is dcmonstr
all over Canada and cxcitcs symp
vest for the prisoner.
the The scare Is extending oil .
,n;c. the Lake Eric shores, and people
. to flying into the United States
t. safety.
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