Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM EU-
ROPE, BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.


The following summary of news by the
Atlantic Cable is CLEANED from the New York
and Philadelphia papers.
observation-disclosures, Aug 80. - The
Canadian government has asked the home
government to send more troops to Canada,
owing to an apprehended trouble with the
United States, growing out of the expected
Fenian invasion and the modification Of the
Neutrality laws OF the United States
The home government has decided to send
TWO regiments of infantry and one of cavalry
to Canada, and preparations are being made
for their departure.
LONDON. Aug. 31.-Advices received here
Of the action of the Philadelphia Conven-
| tion have had the effect to materially ad.
vance the price of rebel bonds.
The London Times of to-day, in lengthy
editorial, congratulates President johnson
and the people of the United States on the
deliberations of the Philadelphia Convention,
accounts OF which were received by steamer
to-day.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. 1.-The threat.
ened raid by the Fenians into Canada has
received serious notice on the part of the
British Government, who are taking active
precautionary measures. Three batteries OF
artillery have lately been sent to Quebec.
LONDON, Sept. l, evening. London
Times of to-day, in view of the questions
arising between England and America grow
ing out ofthe recent war in the United States.
and the more recent raid by the Fenians into
Canada, urges the British Government to
take into serious consideration the feaslbil.
ity, If not the necessity, of so extending the
provisions OF the neutrality laws as to hold
the different governments to q strict liability
for all acts in violation of those laws com
mitted by the subjects of each
Turkey. --CoNsTANrINoPLE, Aug. co.
Affairs in Turkey are in a very bad state. -
Inc revolt in Gambia progresses The in
habitants, Cretans, have asserted their indie
pendence of the Turkish empire. Constan-
tinople is announced in state of siege.
Russia. .--Moscow, August 99.-The
United States Embassy have received com.
plimentary addresses and invitations by tele-
graph from large number of the principal
cities and towns in the interior of Russia.
ST. PETERsBURG, Aug. 31.-The Gear
Alexander has given grand banquet in
honor OF the Embassy from the United
States, at which the prominent dignitares
OF the empire were present. The Gar gave
the. toast, The prosperity and consoli-
dation of the United States"
Moscow, Aug. 3l.-The Assistant Secre.
tary OF the United States Navy, MIR. Fox,
has been presented with an address by the
peasants Of Russia, expressive of their fra,
ternai feeling towards the great American
republic
ST. PETERsBuRe, Saturday, Sept. THE
Russian Government, prior to the negotia-
ton OF peace, proposed TO the French En-
peror and the other Powers that the neutrals
should participate in the territorial changes
occasioned by the result of the war. The
proposition was not supported by France or
England, and the Gar reirained from Off
cially moving in the matter, reseryng, how
ever, liberty OF action to himself in the lu-
ture.
Germany. --MUNICH, August 31.-The
Bavarian Chambers have formally approved
Of the treaty of peace concluded with Prussia
by the plenipotentiaries of the King.
France.--PARIs, August 30, P. M
The belief grows here that Maximilian will
abdieate the crown Of Mexico
The Debats, in an editorial to-day, alludes
TO the honors paid to the American Embassy
in Russia, and after making the significant
inquiry, " What is the value OF the demon
| STATIONS between the United States and
RussiaY" says that France has done little
to revive the old friendship between herself
and the United States"
PARIS, Sept 1.-The Emperor Napoleon,
in letter written to King Victor Emmanuel
on the 11th OF August, reioices that peac9
has returned. He says he accepted the ces,
sion OF Venetia from Austria in order that
the people of that country might be able Ia
choose their own destiny. France the
Emperor adds, "has exerted her influence
in favor of humanity and the best interest.
of Venetia and Italy"
Austrta.--YIENNA, August 31.-Tht
Emperor Francis Joseph, as a measure o
economy, has dismissed large portion o
his retinue,
PRAGUE, Aug. 3O-The ratifications o
the treaty of peace have been exchanged
and its provisions will now be fully enforced
PRAGUE, Sept. 1.-The terms OF peace be
tween Austria and Italy are in rapid progress
towards settlement, and it is generally be
lieved that peace will be fully consummate,
between these Powers in ten days.
PrussIa.--Saturday Sept. l, evening"
The Prussan Diet is engaged In the discus
sion Of bill to indemnify King William 70
his violation Of the Constitution in imposing
taxes and raising funds for the support .
the war, without the consent OF the Parlia
ment.
Italy.--VmSHA, Aug. 31.-The formal
tiles OF the cession of Venetia have been end
ed. The Austrians will leave Venice an,
the Quadrilateral on the 9Th of September.
The United States Commissioners apnoint
ed to make treaty with the representative