Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25
Associated Press Report.
Foreign News.
Arrival of the GermanIs,.


NEW YORK, June 24-The rpteamship
Germania, from Southampton The 18th,
arrived this evening.
The Times says tho marriage of Princess
Mary Of Cambridge will be eeremonized at
Kew on Tuesday June Il.
The Times OF Monday says the considera-
tion Of the Reform bill in the House Of Com
mons will be resumed this evening, and the
first section coming on for discussion is that
which deals with the qualifications of voters
in the boroughs- f.... .---....-7 ......
The House of Commons will be asked to
enfranchise allioccupiers Of any premises of
the clear annual value of 81 or upwards,
and an opinion seems to have arisen that no
serious attempt viii be made to oppose the
provision. IN ...ss--rs "A ess-zs-
The France La France seys with refer
ence to the pendin European crisis, that
if tho Emperor does not directly make
known his resolution by a communication
to the great bodies OF the State il may be
considered certain NJ. ROuher will be
authorized to make declaration to the
French Chambers. The same journal con-
tradicts the rumors of French military
preparations. Italso says; We believe the
rumors Of an expected Imperial message and
issue of a new loan to be uniounded; and
adds: Should NJ Rouher be questioned on
the policy of the government he Will prob
ably only repeatthe deClaration Of May Sd.
AusTKIA.-A 3elegram from Vienna of
June 9th saws: The Emperor has addressed
an autograph letter to Prince ,Colona
praisiDg the ereport OF the Committee for the
control of the public debt and expressing
satisfaction at the order which has been
effected in the public department.
The passport system has again been in
troduced along the Swiss frontier.
The Vienna Post announces that the day
for the next extraordinary sitting of the
Federal Diet has not yet been fixed. N
The Press says the Emperor OF Austria
has started for the headquarters ofthe Army
Of the North.
II is expected that taxes will not be col
lected in some parts of the Empire, and
that other concessions will be made.
The Prussian Minister of the Interior has
been deputed by the King to reply TO sd-
dresses in favor of peace. The Minister
saws that the King in his reply reiuctsntly
perceives in these addresses an absence of
that devotion which characterized the Bres-
lau address, and repeats the assurance with
which his majesty replied to it as fitting
answer to all the addresses The King adds
the Minister, expects in view of the grow
ing dangers an unconditional devotion Of
his people. .tr
In the sitting of the Federal Diet of June
9thtbe Prussian representatives repudiate
the insinuation that it was the intention Of
Prussia to annex the Duchies by force, and
affirm that Austria by her declaration of
June LIST, had violated all mutual engage
ments concluded between Austria and
Prussia Prussia was disposed towards
peace by settling the question of the
Duchies as well as that of the Federrl re-
form, by German parliament, but he con-
tended the Diet was incompetent to deal
with those questions. Austria could not
convoke the Holstein estates except by Ylo-
lating the Gostein Convention.
The Austrian representative denied that
Austria has violated the foregoing treaty.
The proposal of the military Committee of
the Diet that Mayenee should be occupied
,by Bavarian and Rastadt by Baden troops,
as well as that divisions of federal reserves
should be stationed in both Fortresses, was
unanimously adopted. +-r.-H .-E
A telegram from Munich says the popu-
larsfeeling against Prussia has increased.
The ulteriOr party are desirous that Bavaria
should take part with Austria against Prus-
sia. Concessions are being made by the
Ministry to the military arrangement. The
present 1Gnistery maintains the policy Of
declaring war against a power shall first
begin war. --.a.
Count Mensdorf has sent note to Count
Mosalyi, protesting against the entry o.
Prussians into Holstein, and declaring thin
stepto be violation of the existing treaty
until definite settlement oft question o
Dutchies was arrived at
The goveI nment has received infOrma-
tiou that The Prussians= have occupied
Branatordt, Horst and Itsecheev, and will
Immediately occupy GIuckstadt and Elms
har, near Altona.s =
General Martequfel has arrived at Itsse
heev. -..s.-rz--s4sFa 20 p
Geltersl Goblenz has, by order of tn
Vienria Cabinet, declined the summons o
| General Martequffel 10 establish a common
ADMINISTRATION in the Dutehies, and +
withdraw the One-sided commission of tn
| HoIstein estates. zr-r ~t--H
RBaron Schelolhelsen, the President of tn
new government for the Dutchies, has is
sued proclamation stating that Genera
| Manteuffel will proceed against any act
which the Pl-ussians regard as illegal
either on the pa rtof the former government
| of HOlstein or the estates about to NEE
the opening of Holstain is expected witt
greatest anxiety. Prussia will not permi
| them to meet IN any part OF Holstein, an
General Manteuffei will take necessar
! steps to this effect. The question is if Aus