The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-18
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the steamer city of PAR

Arrival of the Steamer City of Paris
NEW YORK, June 16.-The steamer
City of Paris, which left Liverpool at
8 O'Clock on the afternoon of the 9th,
and Queenstown on the 18th inst, ar
rived here this morning. The Queen
left Liverpool simultaneously with the
City of Paris for New York.
The Pennsylvania reached Liverpool
on the morning of the Sd.
The Morovian arrived at Liverpool
on the 9th.
The City of New York was off Liver
pool when the City of Paris left, and
had in tow the steamer Limerick, from
New York to Liverpool, disabled.
1t is fully confirmed that the propos-
ed conference has been abandoned,
owing to the demands of Austria,
which were considered by England,
France and Russia as tantamount to
refusal. All negotiations have been
broken off by the neutral powers, and
it remains for the armed powers to ne
gotiate among themselves, or COM
mence the war. The prospects ofpeace
have almost vanished.
An Austrian circular declares that
Austria will observe the Gastien Con-
Vention until a definite settlement of
the question of the Duchies is effected.
Her only object in referring the matter
to the diet was to effect such settlement.
Military preparations are reported from
all quarters.
After another long debate on the re-
form bill, Hayter'S amendmenti in favor
of postponement was withdrawn and
the bill was ultimately referred to Com
mittee with derision. The impression
Withdrawn, but the government gave
no indication of such step.
Paris Bourse very tiat-62f.
Spain increases her army to $1,000.
AUsrRIA.-An imperial decree sus-
ponds the laws for the protection of per-
sOnal liberty in Nenetia and other
Southern points of the Austrian EN-
pire.
Power to constitute military courts is
given to the General commanding the
army of the North
The Austrian army is now 100000
strong, of whom 10000 will comprise
an army of observation; $50, 600 that to
be employed against Prussia and 25O,-
600 against Italy.
The Prussian army consists of 452
battalions of Infantry, S2l squadrons of
| Cavalry. 1886 field pieces, &c. 1t is the
largest Prussian army ever set foot.
The Italian volunteers number 3d.
900. The typhus fever is said to have
broken out in the Italian army on the
frontier. Troops were being forwarded
daily, and Headquarters were swarm
ing with troops.
The Emperor of Austria was expect
ed at Braziel.
Should war break out, it is stated that
Bismark would accompany the King
as soon as he proceeds to Headquarters.
The Royal body-guard has left Pots
dam.
The Austrian commander has con-
voked the estates of Holstein, for the
18th June by order of the Emperor.
The Saxon Chamber has voted the
credits required by the Government,
and approved the projected ornaments.
The Bretian Times says the critical
relations on the continent have saved
theBritish Ministry. Peto, Belts 81 Co.,
will resume business in few days.
INDIA.-Bombay advices to the 18th,
state that serious disasters We're antici-
pated from the state of the cotton mar
ket, and few great were reported
to suffer very seriously.