Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.


EUROPEAN NEWS-BY THE CABLE.
BERLIN, Aug. 21.-The Cabinet policy asserts
that the hostile attitude n aiHtained tow ards the
Government of the King of Prussia BY the
kingdom of Hanover, the people Of the territory
of Electoral Hesse, Nassau, and the late free
city of Frankfort, has determined the Prussian
executive TO at once destroy their indepen den &c
and annex them completely to the kingdom Of
Prussia.
MUNICH, Aug. 2l.-The Prussian Govern
ment has ofi1cially promised TO the Bavarian
Cabinet An early and definite settlement and
adjustment OF the political and commercial
relations of the kingdom, disturbed by the late
war. The commercial affairs will be regulated
according to the German Zollverin. which will
be established in the territory Bavaria, after
having contemplated an armed resistance, on
her own account, to the Prussian authority,
has submitted TO the demands Of that Govern
ment. Prussia asks merely, she says, posses
vienna. Aug. 21-The King (George) of
Hanover. VINO is at present in this city, has
been formally advised that the King and Gov
eminent of Prussia demand the abdication of
his crown. The aged and blind exiled man is
willing to take the step, but declares il to be IN
favor OF his son. The Queen Of Hanover is
using every effort which she can employ with
the view of securing the succession Of her son,
but Prussia gives her no assurance.
VIENNA, Aug. 21.-The cholera Is making
SAD ravages at Brunn, Pesth, and Nikolsburg.
and also among the wounded soldiers in this
city.
DRESDEN. Aug 2i.-All the members of the
Saxon Cabinet sent in their designations to-
day. Tne King has accepted only the resigna-
LONDON, Aug. 21-The Emperor Napoleon
has assured the Government and Cabinet of
Engianu tn ma France will not demand the for
Belgium, in the event of territorial changes
occurring on the continent of Europe.
FLORENCE, Aug. yl.-Gen. La Marmora has
been removed from his position as chief of the
staff of KING Victor Emanuel Gen Cialdiui
succeeds him. La Marmora has not been in
favor with the people since the defeat of the
Italian army at Custozza. When the invasion
of Venetia was determined on the plans sub
mitted for adoption were debated in q council
OF war. La Marmora advocated a direct ad :
vance on the forresses of the Quadrilateral.
C1aldini advising march so as to avoid them,
La Marmora's counsels prevailed, and the re.
suit is known. Cialdinis plan was subse.
quently carried out and succeeded. La Mar.
mora MOI s mas not regained his popularity since,
ST PETERSBURG, August 2l.-The officers Of
the United States war vessels Miantonomah
and Augusta, now in the Russian waters, con-
unue TO receive the most complimentary oya.
tons wherever they 60. The Russian Gov.
ernment, the merchant princes, and populace,
all unite in doing honor to them. The officers
have been present at a grand review or the
Imperial Guards by speciaI in vItation Of the
Emperor Alexander The Czar reviewed the
troops in person, and $4,000 men were paraded
on the occasion.
The Russian Ambassador who was accredit.
ed to the late German Bund has been recalled
TO St. Petersburg.
The Poles who are held in exile and impris-
onment in Eastern Siberia have risen in revolt
against the Russian authorities. The military
were at once employed against them. and
thirty five Of the Insurgents were killed and
the remainder captured or dispersed over the
country.
ATHENS, August 2l.-Adviees received in
this city from Gambia, dated on the 9th instant
state that the Christian population there de-
manded certain measures of governmental re /.
form from the Porte, which being refused
they raised In arms, displaying the standards
OF the three protecting powers and of Greece
They have proclaimed their independence
The Governor treats the Christians as rebels
and has sent for reinforcements of Turkish
troops.
a LATER.
. LONDON, Aug. %, noon.-rhe peace treaty
between Austria and Prussia was TO have been
signed yesterday, and ratified in eight DAYS A
treaty OF peace with Bavaria was also to have
been signed.
LONDON, Aug. 23.--One of the conditions of
peace between Prussia and Austria Is that
Prussia is 10 eyacuate Bohemia within a fort
night.
A telegram from Athens reports that fipht.
ing has occurred in the Island of Gambia and
that the United States Consulate has been
damaged.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. %, noon.-Cotton is firmer.
Estimated sales, 1900 bales.
LONDON. Aug. %, noon.-Consols, So 4; bank
rates seven per cent. Five-twenties, 20.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. q, noon.-The bark Dun
can was abandoned at sea; but the crew were
saved.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 23.-The steamship
Hansa ha arrived