Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-10
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A Definite Treaty of PeRce-Meet.
ing or Austrian and italian Gen.
eraIS-Prassia Declines Ihe Prop
OsItIOm OF Russia The American
Fleet atSt. Petersburg-POlItlcaI
ArresGs-AddresS 10 the King OF
m Prussia ard His Reply ,r
New York, Aug. 9.-The following dis
patches have been received by the Associ-
ated Press over the Atlantic Cable last
evening: -u rs..g
VIENNA, Aug. Cit is expected that a
definite treaty of peace will soon be signed
between Austria and Prussia at Prague
Italy Is not included. If the difficulty in
the armistice negotiations with Italy is not
arranged in few days, hostility will be
resumed. .r.I.
FLORENCE, Ang. 6.-The italian and
Austrian Generals met to-day at CormOns,
In Austria, to negotiate. France has no
part In the pending armistice between
Austria and Italy. If it Is arranged, then
a separate peace conference will take place,
with the concurrence of France, and prob
ably at Paris. -l .e1F = y
DRESDEN, Aug. Especial peace nego-
tiations are about to be opened between
Prussia and SaxOny. .e. r...#
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 7.-Prussia posi-
lively declines the proposal of Russia for
Congress of the powers with regard to the
treaty of Vienna. . .....
Renewed efforts have been made to OBJ
tain the Intervention of Russia with Prus-
sia in behalf of the south German States.
The Gar has made no announcement.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed at st.
Petersburg In reference to the visit of the
"A Annnrinon nd fha iron- -nIu mn,
itOr MiontOnomah, with Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy Fox on board. The
Russian fleet has gone to Helsingfors to
meet the MiontonOmah. E.ff.
The Colorado, the flagship of Admiral
GOldsbOrough, of the United States squad
ron from Lisbon. has arrived at Plymouth
and sailed for Cherbourg. The Frolie is
with her. sAr' '-A1Gs.... sl.N
The principal bankers of this city have
subscribed thirty millions of francs to COM
plete the railroad from Kaslor to Marses-
chausk. ~
: PEs1B, Aug. 6.-Several political arrests
were made by the military to-day here and
In other parts of Hungary. -Ew
LONDON, Aug. g.7.-On the 9th the King of
Prussia returned to Berlin, when the mu-
nicipality presented a congratulatory ad-
dress. In reply the King expressed his
thanks ana pointed out that Prussia had
drawn the sword not only for her indepen-
dence, but for the reorganization of Ger
many. The first, said the King, has been
assured. The second may, with the help of
God, be obtained. Everything promises
happily for the future of Prussia, as an
honorable and lasting peace is imminent.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE first sitting Of the
Chambers was held to-day. The members
rose and cheered the King and the Prussian
victories. Count Stalbering was elected
President OF the Upper House. l.r
Prlze Fight for the ChamplOnshIp
of England. a
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE great prize fight
for the championship OF England and
$4,000, between James Mace and Joe Goss,
took place to-day, (Aug. ~ Twenty one
rounds were fought, when Mace was declar-
ed the victor.
Commercial. ...
LONDON, Aug. 7.-Consols closed at S7JS
for money. The latest sales to-day were
United States 5-2O's, 6S24; Illinois Central
shares 751a. -rs'9 '9s1l,b3n'a E4rruE
LIvERPoOL, Aug. 1.-THE sales of cotton
foot up 1000 bales. The market is fiat.