Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-28
Foreign News.

Additional by Saturdays Steamers
The Times, of Tuesday, in its money az
| ticle says -" Great anxiety continues to pre-
vail. No fresh failures have occurred
which, considering that the pressure 70
money has no. mitigated, and most extra
ordinary prices have been paid in Stool
Exchange, is very favorable"
The Globe of Tuesday evening reports
decided improvement in stock exchange
and foreign stocks are especially buoyant
Consols for money, S6s@ S6B.
A Milan telegram of the 18th states tha
regiments of Crosts continue to arrive. Sil
thousand are expected altogether, and viii
be echeloned from Tivoli to Padua.
Depots for the Austrian military service
in Venetia have been established at Gratz
and considerable force is to be stationed
in the Tyrol.
The garrison Of Venice is to be raised to
"a, 600. Gunboats have been stationed and
many torpedoes sunk in the outer harbor Of
Venice.
The rinderpest has appeared in Ireland.
Several French journals have received
warning for representing that the govern
ment is provoking war.
The London Shipping Gazette of the eve
ming of the 18th announces that the Bank
of England has raised the interest for ad-
vances on stock to II per cent. The Bank
Directors are striving hard to infringe on
the charter by taking advantage of the
power granted them by the government.
Hallett, 0'Minarey L Co., bankers, and
Griffith Buston, stock brokers, have sus-
pended. Several failures have been report
ed from Liverpool. The liabilities of Wake
field, Nash Co. are f210,000 pounds, and
Kenny & Co. G140,0O0, with assets of only
100000.
La France says many diplomatic COM
.munications have been exchanged between
the Cabinets during the suspense, and the
idea of the pending questions again taken
The Russians have defeated the Emir of
Bokhara.
The departure of the Vienna garrison for
Bohemia has commenced. The substitu
ton of money for military exemption has
been abolished.
A Berlin dispatch of the 14th says a con-
ditional treaty OF alliance was signed Sat
urday between Prussia and Italy.
The correspondence between the King
of Prussia and the Gar is believed to have
been connected with the creation of the
Duchy of Warsaw, and not interference Of
the Car in favor of peace.
A Vienna dispatch of the l4th says an
Imperial ordinance is shortly 10 be pub
lished declaring merchant vessels and
cargoes not liable to capture By Austrian
vessels of war simply because they belong
to nation with whom Austria is at war.
A Florence telegram says Royal decree
has been issued ordering all soldiers Of the
second category of 1874 to be forthwith in
eorporated with the regular army. They
have already been called together for two
months drill.
The Opinion thinks if formal proposal
be made for a European congress, Italy
should accept upon two conditions, viz:
that she may remain armed and that the
cession of Venetia be included in the pro-
gramme of the congress. These conditions
are essential.
A Milan telegram states that 1000 Aus
trian sailors arrived at Venice for the de-
fense of Laequens, and orders were issued
to organize body of 1900 boatmen for the
transportation of soldiers to the Island of
Lido.
Twenty-Five thousand Austrian troops
passed through Mester.
A Trieste telegram says the Italian
squadron has left the Bay of Tarento and
taken up its position in the Adristic, be-
tween Ancona and the Island of Grassa,
thereby closing the Gulf of Trieste and
threatening Venice.
A Frankfort telegram states that a motion
is shortly to be introduced in the Diet for
the mobilization of the federal army. It
will also be proposed that Austria and
Prussia be called upon to withdraw their
troops from the fortresses Of Metz and
Rastatt, that they may be occupied by the
federal forces.