The Portland daily press., 1866-08-14
III III, TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS. 'l
Tuesday Morning, August IA, 1865. =
Latest from EatrOpe!
II VIA ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Var i11 the German
States.
THE DEMAND OF FRANCE ON
PRUSSIA.
ITALY UNANIMOUS FOR
@ PEACE. ~. 3a
Imperial Reception of The Uaai-
81; ted States Squadron. s{,
Armisiicc between Italy and Austria
Renewed.
Imperial Reception of The Uasi-
81; ted States Squadron. "a
Armisticc between Italy and Austria
Renewed.

NEW YORK, Aug. Ii.
| Authentic information from private sources
| confirms the following:
Paris, dug. 9.-The French Cabinet has ad-
dressed a note to the Prussian Government
| pointing out that the great changes in the po-
htical organization of Germany render it nee
essary that the French frontier should be recti-
| fled by an accession OF territory to France
| The French Cabinet made yesterday further
| communication to the Cabinet at Berlin, de-
manding restoration of the French frontier
| as it existed in 1914.
| Berlin, dag 9-The semi-oficial journal OF
to-day has an article in favor of leaving intact
as far as is convenient to the general interests
of Prussia, the vital institutions peculiar to
each country to be incorporated with Prussia,
and especially the system of the administration
of justice, the Provincial representation and
the constitution, and administration of their
cOmmuneS.
The Crown Prince has issued an appeal urg-
ing the establishment of national Institution
for invalid soldiers. 1t is with the consent OF
the King that the Prince takes an interest in
this undertaking.
The Prince and Princess Frederick William
of Hesse, while on their way to Berlin, receiv-
ed communication at Magdeburg, in conse-
quence of which they discontinue their jour
ney. t1 alEB
Florence, dug. 9.---The suspension of HOSTILE
ties between Italy and Austria it is expected
will expire on the 11th inst, at 4 p. NJ. ia
The Italian troops have been withdrawn
from Tyrol across the Aghaments. Breaust
Cialdini declares the latter is more defens-
BILE position, while others say it is the line of
demarkation made by Austria before consent
ing to an armistice. Though the Italian troops
in Venetia are being concentrated in their de-
fenses, hopes are entertained that difficulties
ing exists between Italy and France with ref
Z serence to the ceSSOn of Venetia
Bucharest, dug. 1.-THE Turkish army of OBJ
servation on the Danube is being gradually re-
moved. 1t is believed Turkey has recognized
Prince Charles of Holenzollen as hospador of
the Principalties. Many of the Romagna sol
diers are being disbanded. 80 q
! A Paris dispatch of the 10th inst, states that
Napoleon has returned from Vichy.
Another Paris dispatch of the 11th inst
states that the Moniteur says Gen. Lamarmara
OF Italy, and Arch-Duke Abrecht of Austria
are authorized to sign an armist!ce ON the ba-
sis of the cession to Italy of Lombardy, the
Venetian ine
Italy is unanimous in favor of peace.
A Berlin dispatch of the 10th says: Great
excitement exists there in consequence of the
demand of France on Prussia.
M. Benedetti left Berlin for Paris on the eve-
ming of the 9th.
The address from the Upper House of Legis-
lative Chambers to the King, says: Prussia was
forced into the German war; in self defence
and that even after the withdrawal of Austria
from the German Confederation it was pre-
sumed that friendly relations would subsist
between that power and Prussia.
In the new organization of Germany by
Prussia, and as a means of preventing further
war in the German States, reform will take
place in the military organization.
Prussia recognizes the mediation of France
but still will treat separately as to portions of
monarchies which are soon to be united to the
Prussian kingdom.
The future frontier line of Prussia will be
such as to constitute guarantee for her secur-
ity, as well as to insure her position as great
power. i-lI -f1tts. zs3tf .s.a.s7f@
Prince Yesterburg has proceeded to Hanover
to inform the Queen not to expect indepen-
dence for, Hanover.
The Bank of Belgium has fixed its discount
rate at four per cent.
A Florence dispatch of the 10th says: The
Italians assert that because Italy has evacua-
ted certain portions of territory for strategeti-
cal purposes, it does not follow that such terri
tory will not be claimed by her in negotiations
for peace.
Florence, dug 1.-THE negotiations for an
armistice at Carmos are protracted by the diff
Guilty in fixing line which the Commissioners
are to occupy. The suspension of hostilities is
to be prolonged while negotiations continue.
A Vienna dispatch says it is to be believed
that Paris will be the place where negotiations
between Austria and Italy will take place.
A Cronstadt dispatch Of the 10th says the
United States squadron had grand imperial
and popular reception The Czar visited the
vessels at Cronstadt and took the chief officers
to dinner with him. After dinner the Empe-
ror toasted the propriety of the United States
and an uninterrupted friendship with Russia.
& A st. Petersburg dispatch of the 10th states
that an Imperial decree has been promulgated
for the immediate issue of fifteen millions
roubles, to pay the interest on the foreign loan,
and directing the use of the Russian language
hereafter in addressing the Central authority.
LONDON, Aug. 13-Noon.
The aranistice between Italy and Austria,
which expired on Saturday, has been renewed
four weeks ih
The official Berlin paper opposes the claim
of France for an extension of its frontier.
The Czar of Russia has visited the United
States squadron at Cronstadt.