Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-16
TELEGRAPHIC.
Yesterday afternoons Report
EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE earle
Cholera Decreasing in London.
CONTINENTAL NEWS AND RU-
M0RS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Death of the First White Man Born
in Ohio.
Eighty-One deaths from Cholera
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Eighty-One deaths from Cholera
In Olncinnlti yesterday.
News From Europe
OVER The ATLANTIC CABLE.


papers have the following dispatches via
the Atlantic cable:
The Cholera In London.
LONDON, August I3.-The cholera is de-
creasing in the city.
Heavy Failure.
Mr.. Bates, a prominent iron master Of
Tunstall, has failed. His liabilities are
about $500, O00. half of which sum is secured
by lien on the works, of which he was
owner.
France.
The Moniteur du Soir, abiding to a state
ment of the London Times to the effect that
it discovers warlike intentions on the part
OF France in the purchase Of cavalry horses
and ssltpstre, says the French government
has fastened the cavalry remount because
foreign governments have bought over 2e,-
900 horses in France.
France has 4 full supply of gunpowder
on hand and also in case Of necessity Of
saltpeter. The Moniteur, which states
these facts, goes on to show the specific in
t~entions of the Emperor.
The best informed persons think that the
treaty of alliance which has been forwarded
to the German governments, with which
she is on terms Of friendship, has been
signed by a portion of them and that the
instrument will be completed by the sigma
ture Of the remainder within & few days.
Annexati0ns 10 Prussia.
The preparations for the contemplated
annexation of new territory to Prussia are
are progressing rapidly. A committee has
been appointed il Berlin 10 report the SUBJ
ject Of the Frankfort levy and contribution.
The Conclusion of Peace.
FLORENCE, Italy, August I3.-General
Menebra has left the city for Germany. He
is to travel by way of Paris, and he is en-
trusted by the Italian government with 4
mission having for its object the conclusion
of peace on the basis OF the armistico. The
armistice is to ommenee to-day and end
September Sth, with a days notice Of its
intended termination to be given on either
side.
Venice Is to be declared free, The pris-
oners of war are to be exchanged between
Italy and Austria.
Address to the italian Volunteers.
BEEscIA, Aug. l3.-Gen. Garibaldi has is
sued al address to the Italian volunteers in
which he expresses the hope That they will
the conditions of the armistice. 1t
is their interest to conform to the orders of
the Kings government.
Italians Discharged.
PADUA, August l3.-It is said that the
commanders Of the Austrian fortresses in
have been directed 10 forward all
movable war material in Quadrilateral and
and other points before the 25th of August.
All the Italians in the hands of the Police
Department of Austria have been dis
Martial Law Abolished.
ST. PETERSBURG, August I3.-MartiaI law
has been prevailing for some time in
districts of the Empire, has been
abolished.
The Interests of France.
PARIS, August I3.-The Constitutional
says that while France has a right to com
pensation from Prussia, her true interests
are not an insignificant territorial aggran-
Element but to aid the reorganization Of
Germany for the interests Of Germany and
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