The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28
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cattofs n Booth and Harold werp'
.sl7 800 each, 10 lso detectives T. &,
Baker and H. ] Coueeri and stG,
900 to MAYOR Aekermnn lor the CAP
tufe n Aileroit For the capture
Of Jefferson Davis, Lieutenant Col
ouel Pritcbard received $1,000
Face Captain 1920, aud the reward.
for the others, range from $40 to
$3.50
General Sicklcs declines the mis-
sion To the Hague, and General Dix
has been nominated for the position.
A bill has passed both Houses, rs
tablishing the United Suites Court
IN the Western District of Louisiana.
Ex-Governor johnson WIS rejected
Yesterday by the Senate as Minister
to Venezuela.
1t is believed that Congress will
adjourn on Monday next.
New YoRH, July 2i.-The Board
of Health report only two cases Of
cholera to-day, and three in Brook.
Ign, two of which were fatal. Il
Philadelphia to-day, four eases were
reported to the Board.
The Moscow Gazette, Of July l4th
contains the following;
PRUSSIA does not desire any chang
in the present state Of things in Flu
rope, and il Austria and Prussia vii
render themselves tools of France
Russia can no longer depend OF
them, as heretofore. Venetia with.
out Rom" would constitute no pro
gress for Italy, and the submission
Of Austria to France is not advants
geous, but dangerous to the equilib
rum of Europe, and the supremac!
of Prussia in northern German,
narrows Off Russia in the Baltic
Russia's love of peace does not max
her sanction the efforts to attain tn
supremacy. England's interests ma,
make her sanction and alliance will
France and Austria on the Eastern
question, but the Dictatorship o
France in Italy and Germany canno
meet with her support"
A dispatch from Florence Of tn
18th says the Court of Berlin ha
declared TO the Italian Cabinet tina
an armistice on the basis of the ces
sion Of Venetia is advisable. Tn,
Italian Government in its reply !
said to have announced its resolution
to continue oflensiv agains
the Austrian Empire without relaxa
tion in conformity with the agree
ment entered into by Prussia an
Italy until both Of these powers shall
have obtained from Austria satisfac
tory terms for a conclusion Of peac,
The Na.ioHi, Of Florence, on tn
18th, publishes n statement of th
conditions for an armistice stipulate'
by Prussia and Italy. The forme
power demands the exclusion Of Aus
tria from the German Confederation
The Na.ioni adds that this was sub
: mitted by France, who undertook
obtain the assent Of the Vienna Cab
met to the evacuation by Austria .
the Austrian Provinces occupied b
Prussia during the armistice. o
the part Of Italy the conditions wei
the evacuation of the Italian Terri
tories under Austrian dominions, es
GLIDING the Tyroll.
Austria was to make the cessio
direct to Italy, without compensation
aud not to raise the Roman qucstio
during the negotiations for peace.
! II appears that these condition
+ have. been found iradmissable at V
, emma, and that the Austrian Cover
ment has resolved to try the FORTUNE
of war.
A Vienna dispatch states that Il
Austrian forces in Venetia r beiu
withdrawn from before the Italian
but the f~ortrcsses remain strong
| garrisoned for defense, without suI
port from the army.