The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-08
THE LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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New YORK, August S.-The Jooa has arrived
with Liverpool advices OF July 23th, via Queens
town July 29th.
The Liverpool Agent of the Associated Press
says the Atlantic cable was completed from
shore to shore on the 9th. The line was re-
ported working we'll, and with increased speed
from Ireland to Newfoundland.
NO further disturbances had occurred in Lon
don. The excitement has materially subsidized
The Reform League has called meeting in
Hyde Park for the Goth ult., with the alleged
sent of the Government, but the Ministers de-
clared that no such consent had been given, and
warned the League against holding the meet
ing. The League admitted there was a mlsun
derstandng and resolved to abandon the meet
ing and hold it at Islngton. The Government
assents to the meeting being held on Primrose
Hill, or any other appropriate spot but will not
allow tie royal parks to be used till the ques-
ton OF right is determined.
The Government gave notice in the House o
Commons OF the necessity for a renewal of the
suspension of the habeas corpus in Ireland.
Mr. Mcguire said he should move an amend
ment against any prolongatlon as unnecessary.
The OConnor Don called attention to the
treatment of emigrants on some steamers be-
tween Liverpool and New York, finding great
fault there with. After debate the subject
dropped.
General Michael Gleason, late of the United
States army, has been released from prison IN
Dublin, on condition OF his leaving Ireland.
The truce expired on the 27th but was pro
longed 10 August 2 and four weeks armistlce
commencing from the latter date, was concluded.
1t was also announced that the peace prelimi-
naries had been signed, aud had reached Vienna
Tor ratification bJ the Emperor OF Austria.
The minor German States are not included in
the armistice, and hostilitIes between them and
Prussia continue.
The Bayarians have been defeated by the
Prussians near Wurzburg. The suspension of
hostilties between Austria and Italy commenced
| on July 25. Peace is thought TO be almost sure
LIVERPOOL, July 28, Evening. The folio wing
bulletin was posted III the Paris Bourse to day.
'The Plenipotentiaries have signed an armi,.
tice of tour weeks. Herr Pfordten signed on
behalf of Bavaria and the other Southern Ger
man States"
The Haiie, of Florence, states that negotia-
tions for the conclusion of an armistce have
| led to result satisfactory to the dignity and
interests Of Italy. The same paper says France
has recognized the right of the inhabitants OF
Nenetia to dispose of their own destiny.
Austria, it is said, wthdraws her demands in
| reference 10 intervention on the part of the
| Catholic powers in the Roman question. The
| 1Yrol question is ssO reported satisfactorily
| settled. Peace negotiations will take place
| directly between Italy, Austria, and Prussia.
The Danish Rlgsrad has finally passed modi-
fcatiOn OF the Constitution.
LONDON, July 20, via Queenstown.-The fol-
! loving is given as the basis OF the arrangements
| by which the armistce has been prolonged.
The territorial integrity OF Austria is to be nam
| tanned, except Venetla. Austria accepts the
! formation OF a Northern Contederacy under
| Prussia. SaXony and the Southern States pre-
serve their territories, and Will be ree to group
| themselves according TO their pleasur Austria
| pays Prussia an indemnity OF 7500C 900 francs.
| SchleswlE is to be ceded TO Prussia
| It IS stated that the PrussIans bomblrded
| Wnrzburg on the 9th. and were repulsed with
a loss of l6 guns. The town was but little
damaged.
The Pdtrie says the French ironclad TOuJon
has been ordered to get ready for sea imme-
dately, Her destination Is unknown.
There are rumOrs that Ii the town OF Frank
ioIt does not lmmediatelY pay the forced contri-
| button, the town will be closed, and no one
allowed 10 enter or depart.
| Admiral Persano mas demanded acourtm6Itial.
| The Italian Government has determined uoon a
ull inquiry in the causes of the late naval defeat
Arrived from Philadelphia, Louise, at Fal-
mouth, and from Charleston, orion, at Liver
pool.