The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-16
E.reixa News by ihsl Gable.

NEW YokK, August l5.-The morning
papers have be following dispatches by
the Atlanllc cai't;., n
LONDON August t3. Cholera is de
creasing IL HE city ''.-'D
Mr. Bato>, promiuent iron merchant
of Tupstall, bas failed Liabilities
about $500 900, half secured by lien on
the works of which he was the owner
Tho Moniteur de Sues has a statement
of the LOudoH Times to the effect that
it discovers warlike intentions on the
part of France ia the purchase of caval-
ry horses and saltpeter. 1t says that the
French government has fastened the
cavalry remount because foreign govern
ments have bought over 10000 horses in
France. France has full supply of gun
powder OH hand, aud also, in case of ne.
cessity, OF saltpeter.
The Moniteur, which states these facts
goes on to show the pacific intentions
of the Emperor.
Best informed persons think today
that the treaty which has been forward
ed by Prussia to- the German govern
ments with which she is on terms OF
friendship, has been signed by portion
of them, and that the instrument will
be completed by the signatures of the
remainder within few days. :
The preparations for the contemplated
annexation of new territory to Prussia
are progressing rapidly.
A committee has been appointed in
Berlin to report on the subject of the
Frankfort levy and contribution.
FLORENCE, ITALY, August l3-General
BuelaUIs l..-o I~rS L~-- g. c"---~-g Hn
is to travel by way CT Paris. and is en-
trusted by the Italian government with
a mission, having for its object the con.
clusion of peace on tho basis of the
armistice. The armistice is to commence
to-day and terminate September 10Th,
wiuh q days notice of the termination to
be given on either side. Venice is to be
declared free, and the prisoners of war to
be exchanged between Italy and Aus
tria. -
BREsCIA, August l3--General Garri-
baldi has issued an address to the Italian
volunteers, in which he expresses the
hope that they will respect the condl-
tions of the armistice. 1t ls to their
interest to conform TO the orders of the
Kings government.
PADUA, August 13.-It is said that the
commanders Of the Austrian fertresses
in Venitia have been directed to forward
all movable war material in the Quadrl-
lateral and other points before the 25th
of August. All the Italians in the hands
of the police department. OF Austria have
been discharged.
ST. PETERSBURG, August l3 3--Martial
law, which has been reigning for some
time past in thirteen districts of the en-
pire, has been abolished. -
PARIS, August l3-The Constitutional
SAWS that while France has right to
compensation from Prussia, her trne in
terest is not an Insignificant territorial
as ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but to aid in the reor'
ganization Of Germany for the interest
otsGermany and Europe
LONDON, August H,-Advices have
been received from the continent indi-
eating the probable renewal of the war
between the Prussians and Bavarians
on the boundary of the latter power, and
great fears are entertained of such an
event
The following are the official quota
tious on the stock exchange at the close
of business to-day:
Consols for money, S7t, for United
States 20s, 55i; Illinois Central railroad
shares, 76; Erie, "A.
PARIS, August 13.-The Paris bourse is
heavy; rents closed at 67f CSC.
LIVERPOOL, August l4.-There is no
change to report in the cotton market;
prices are firm; to.day's sales were 10000
bales