, 1866-07-23


on Frankfort On. the Name. The reported wound.
ed m the late battle is cieM Austtane to one Prns.
tlan. The cholera continued to ra.e at Steton and
1t WAS rapidly increasing al Berlin The Aus.K,ans
have beatcu The Italians alo.eo Forte and Al Mon
tu.uelo The Emperor Of Austria tesued mani
3e-to, whereby he rcqueted the French Emperor to
bring about IN arrni.11ce The Emperor readily re-
epondod TO the dc1nand, ano also offered TO medi-
A'e will Pz1itEla. TME cfer the Austrian Emperor
gladly accepts. ind announces h.mself ready to
1aLc peace on honorable terms, but he would not
make 4 ponce by which Austsia'e position az a
great power would be shaken. Sooner than do
1hls be would carry On the war to The utmost ex-
1re1ni,y. The ltsses OF the Italians at Cnstoxxa,
nre officially stated III GIL killed; e,@1
wounded, and 4, ,257 prisoners and
auasesog--1n Nil, 1,e1e Tic po41uon Of England on
7be continent, a. laid DOM IN tpecch by Lord
Rnseell, ii 70 avoid eptanglemeut with foreign
disputes. The Government would maintain per-
feet neutrality. In that rpeech he comncnds the
ACTON Of the United statee Government In relation
10 the Flnians, and exp,eskes his dekue that con-
1edezatidn Of an the British American colonies
might soon be accomplished. The bapis OF the
neGouallons suggested BY France are given IN the
Ge+pa1chee. In spain, the O'Donneli Miuistty has
resigned and new Cabinet appointed. At latest
accounts the 1saliAnt were marching Upon Husigo,
With 100 do0 men, and toe Austnans have eyncus.
ted the whole territory between The MInclo and the
Adi1e.
Our foreign adviccs bring the Intelligence
Of the death al Henry Petty Fi,zmaurice, third
Natquie Of Laredoxne- Lie was born July ., 17B1
He wns educated At Wettmtns1er echooL auote-
Aquenly spent soInc ycaIs IN Edinburgh, under the
instruction Of Dueald Stenar., where be imhibed
1Ibess1 principles from frequent intercourse with
Bsouehsm, JefIfey, Sydney Smith, and Others, and
was graduated Al TRINITY College, C&msndge, In
1etn. Upon coming Of are he entered Parliament
Tor the bo1ough OF Calpe, succeeded to the repre-.
ecntailon Of Cambridge Cnlsets1ty on The dea Of
NF. Pitt, and upon the formation Of tho '-all the
talents" Ministry under Granville aud Fox in Feb
suasy, 1soG, was appointed Chanr ellor Of the Ex-
.chfQUer, being within few wctkt Of the age at
which he father had first accepted ofcc foH y+hrec
3ears previous, Lord Henry Telty, Is he WAS
called, identified hlmtel from tue outset Of his
career with the Support OF the leading measures Of
tht liberal party, but Wa precluucd BY Inc short
>&lun.iou Of the Ministry iu which be held oi1oe
from tutly displaying bie financial abilities. lie
1tsasrd viii his co1ea cues in 1S3s. and eucceed-
ing 10 he 1ltIe two ycafE la'cr. Oh The demise Of
hls bfotbes, he became one o! the Wing leaders in
the ilou-c Q! Peets. During tho long Interval in
which the Whtcs zcn,sIred out OF Office fle was IN
sarnes' and ac1ye ADJ oea.e Of Catholic emancipa-
hon and the abot11ion OF ttave.y. and WAS one Of
3he ntft to urge the ncreseitv Of Parliamentary
form End fstc radc+ Aftet tncn,y ,ea,e7 exclusion
from participation In The administration OF public
aaalrs. be ~as appointed. IN August 1897 Home
Secretary In the shorl-hyed Canlncl Of yi,rouut
Godnsich- Upon tie formation OF Earl Crews
Mluis'rrr, In Noyemher. 1880, he received the ap-
posnsment Of Prestd.nt Of the Council IN oifce
which he held untDfesrup4cdly. alth The exception
of a few months. mill September. 1871. when he
retired with hlR colleagues of she Melbourne Mir-
astry. he accepted the same office again under
7 md 1tt,n Tins sele ai -tfatinp IN JnIv 1SiG