The national Republican., 1866-08-09
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The National Republican,
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE WAR TERMINATED
AUSTRIA CEDEs vENIrrA.
REFORMATION OF GERMANY.
Tho Sandwich Qussn in New Fork.
The Philadelphia Convention.
THE CHOLERA : REPoRTs-
THE MASSACHUSETTS, CONVENTION
speeches by Con. swift and Others.
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THE WAR .TERMINATED
lUsTRIA CEDEs vENITIA.
REFORMATION OF GERMANY.
% sandwich eussa in New Yerk.
70 Philadelphia Convention.
HE MASSACHUSETTS, CONVENTION

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Interesting FersiGn News ~ IN, steamer
Java.
| Nlw YoRx, August 8.-Ths steamer java, from
| arrived. il'T- - -
The Liverpool agent Of the Pre-. says: The At.
lantic cable was completed from shore TO shors on
the 2Ith. The line is reported ss working we'll and
with increased speed. 'i 7T VI
There has been no further disturbances Of In,
psses In London. The excitement has natsriaIly
| subsidsd.
The Reform League has called meeting at Hyds
p.rE on the soth, with alleged consent Of the Gov
The Minister declared ,hs. no such oop,,p. had
besn given, and warned the League against holding
the meeting The League admitted misundsr-
standing, and resolved 10 abandon the Meeting and
hold instead at the Agricultural Hail. at Islinsson.
The doyennsnt gives its assent TO meetings u
Primross Hall or other appropriate spots, bat will
not allow the royal parkso BE- used until the quss-
uon Of right has been dstsrminsd.
The Government gsve notice In the House Of
Commons Of the necessity for renewal Of the sus.
psnsion Of the habeas corpus act In Irslssd.
Mr.. Moduire said be should move an amendment
against such prolongation as unnscsssary.
Gen. Michael Gleason, late Of the United States
| army, has been released from prison In Dublin on
| condition Of leaving Ireland.
Tho truce expired on the 27th, was prolonged to
| August I'd, and four weeks armistice, oommenc-
ing from the latter date. concluded. II is also
announced that peace prslimnariss had been signed
and had reached Vienna for ratification BY the
Emperor Of Austria.
The union OF the German States was not inciud
Cd In the ,rmistice, and hostilities bstwesn thsm
| and Prussia continue. .-a
The Bavsrians were defeated BY the Prussians
near Wursburg.
The suspension of hostiliti.s between Austri.
| and Italy commenced on the 25th
Peace 10 thought to bs sure. e. -
| The following bulletin was posted on the Paris
Bourss to-day Tho plsuipotsntiaries Of Austria
and Prussia have signed an srmistios for four
weeks. Herr Pfordtsn signed on behalf Of Bavaria
| and other southern German States.
The halle Of Florsses states that the nseotis.
tons for the ooneusion Of an srmiities have led to
Italy. - -
The same paper says Frsnos has recognised the
right Of the Inhabitants Of vsnstia TO dispose Of
Austria, Il 4; said, withdraw her demands in
reference to Intervention on the part Of Catholic
powers In the Roman question.
The question Of Tyroi 10 also reported 70 have
been satisfactorily settled. -"f
Peace negotiations take place directly between
Italy, Prussia and Austria. ... ...
LONDON, 10, via Queenstown Tho French gun.
boat Danton has been ordsrsd 70 get ready for ses
| immediately. Her destination 10 unknown.
| numOfB are cuRront thAt u frenkfOrt DON'T pAy
the forced contribution immediately, the town will
BE- closed, and no one allowed TO enter or depart
The italian Government has determined upon
full inquiry into the causes Of the late naval de-
| feat. "a. ,.. .rr
The State Convsntion In Hassachusetts-
Enthasiasm at Faneuil Hall-P latform
Of Principles.
BosroH, Aug. s.-Ths johnson convention in
Fansuil Hall to-day was numsrously attended by
4aI .AAz L. II
Mr. saitonstall was elected president. Among the
vice presidents are Judge B. r. Curtis, Judge Ab.
bott, Gen. Couch, Levi Woodbury. Geo. s. Hilliard,
and others. Three hundred and hftsen towns we're
represented BY ], 7s1 delegates. ..sa sa
BcsroS. Aug s-Ths Fsnsuil Hall convention
to elect delegates to the Philadelphia convention
was attended BY 78i delegates from Ill cities and
towns. .-...E
Hon. Everett stsltonstaI, who presided, made
the introductory spseoh, In which be urged that
full time had come for the people Of Massachusetts,
show their dissppointment Of the of the
disorgsnising Congress. He predicted that IL the
question Of restoration was left unsettled another
year, civil war would be prsoipitatsd, not be-
tween State and State, but In the North, between
The rsoonstruotion COMMITTEES had buried the
hopes Of patriotic otissns but the National Union
Convention would resurrsot them.
Spsechss were made by Gen Swim, R. s. Spof.
fsrd, Col, ]. H. Wright, and others.
The COMMITTEES on resolutions, Of which Charles
Levi Woodbury. was chairman, reported short
series Of resolutions, proolaiming the imperative
duty Of every oitisen Irrespective Of party rela-
tions, to lay aside all former differences Of opinion,
| and unite for the common welfare with the good
civlens from every other part Of the country.
To this end the convention sends ts greetings and
sympathies to the National Union Convention in
Philadelphis.
Tho last resolution reads as follows: ....
That the proposed convention In Philadelphia on
the l4th inst, by adopting and sustaining the re.
storation policy Of the President, will afford good
promise Of the best beneficial results In the settle
mont Of the political condition Of the country.
Serious Array.
LouIsvILLE, Aug 8-On Monday, several rebels
attacked o Federal soldier, who fought the crowd
until he Was shok three tines and baatsp witb