Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-09

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lr come to an understanding with the ElectOr
iu On the 22d instant the Prussian Minister
er offered alliance on the basis of the Prussian
y proposition for the formation Of a new con
federation, on coalition that tho Elector
l. should have ministry which would gnar-
IS antee the observation of the constitution of
Is 1881. Had this been accepted the posses
sion OF his throne and his sovereign rights
10 would have been guaranteed to him, The
Elector, however, declined the conditions
o without further hesitation. 1t was there
g fore necessary that measures should be
adopted to connect the two positions of the
n Prussian kingdom-the present military
t position of the Prussian kingdom and a
q sure guarantee Of a return to the former
state of things.
! LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET, June 26-The
/ sales of Monday and Tuesday were $4,000
bales, including $500 bales to Spectators
and exporters The market is easy with an
advance of 4@4c per lb.
BREADsTUFFs-Flour firm.
Wheat firm.
Corn less firm.
Beef firm with an advance of Is 6d@5s
per bbl.
Pork firm and advanced 2s Cd per bbl.
Bacon firmer-
Lard very dull. at zr
Tallnw quiet and steady.
LoSDoS, June 26.--Eyening -COnsols
closed at S64@S65 for money.
American, Stocks-U. S. 5-20s 646644:
Illinois Central 74@743; Erie 3s@S9@.
The Moniteur says the Italian volunteers
have passed through Leeo on their way to
the TyroLl
The electors of Hesser has been sent to
the North.
The King of Prussia has placed the Cas-
ties of Sterling and Kommisberg at the dis
Possl of the corps legislatiff.
NJ. Berger claimed it as his right and
his duty to discuss a question in which
| France might be called upon to interfere
He added that war exists, and reserve on
| the part OF the Chamber is no longer pos.
| slble. Shouts were raised deafening the
speaker and the matter terminated.
The Paris Bourse was firm and rentes
closed at 63f.
GREECE.-The Benfoz ministry has re-
| signed and a new ministry has been |
formed with NJ Bolgares as President and |
Minister of the Interior.
8ELGIuN.-A telegram from Brussels says
the Count of Flanders has gone to Ostend |
in order to embark for England.
Prince Charles of Holerstalen has issued
a proclamation calling for volunteers to
Join the army at Miiz. Action for the de-
Tense of the country will soon become ne
cessary.
dispatch from Copenhagen of June 2Sd
says that Baron Won Pleassen, minister at
st. Petersburg, has arrived here from Kiel.
He proceeded Immediately to the Palace,
where he had an sudience with the King.
A dispatch from Vienna SAYS nothing au-
thentie is known respecting the nature of
the communications made by the French
ambassador to Count Moredorff
1t is as serted that the following is por-
ton of these communications There is no ,
sort of agreement between France and
Prussia or Italy, whereby France could bo
compelled to take part in the war. She has
preserved her full liberty of action, and
as regards the italian question che
viii not abandon her present re-
served policy so long as the
existence of the Italian Kingdom, in its !
present limits, is not menaeed by an
Austrian force. If Austria under
takes that, in the event of her successfully !
repelling the Italian attack and marching !
into Italy she will advance no farther than
Milan. France will not only interfere hut ]
will, during the negotiations for peace, as
sist in bringing about a definite settlement 6
of the relations between Austria and Italy, !
sRd %H the G9nsuf2A abs f i aaiRbs Rs PgRs
pay Austria an adequate indemnity for the '
latters remuneration of he fruits of victory, {
A telegram from Madrid OF June 23d, I
says: Yesterday the Sth regiment of foot '
artillery and regiment of horse artillery d
revolted without their officers. The bar a
racks they occupied were, however, retak- S
en- by the troops remaining faithful to the
government, and after an obstinate resis-
tsnce the rebels surrendered at discretion.
Gen. Larvel was slightly wounded. !
The insurgents had 26 guns, and furnish I
ed arms to the populaee, who threw up bar !
ricades.
The troops succeeded in dominating the ! !
and order IS completely restor-
ed.
Six hundred insurgents have been taken
prisoners. ...
Public order had not been disturbed in c
any other part Of the Peninsula. J.
Measures have been taken to secure the
of public security in Cato
lima, where some insurrectiOnary move l
ments are apprehended among the gar &
risons. a
Marshall Concha has assumed the mill d
tnry command in CatOlina, and General
Serrano in Antalusia. Il
A telegram from Barcelona, dated the s.
oath Of June, says that some companies Of
troops in Genoa revolted yesterday, under
the subaltern officers, and proceeded to-
wards the frontier.
The troops remaining faithful to the gov
ernment are marching to cut off their re-
treat. Barcelona and Catolina are the 4
objective points. e
A telegram from Barcelona of June oath
says: The soldiers who revolted at Genoa,
to the number of700, have taken refuge in v
France. They were disarmed and conveyed r
to Cerst. '
The dispatch fro n Madrid of June 25th T
says; Tranquility prevails throughout S
Spain. The superior officers of the regi- 1
ments which reYolted at Madrid did their Il
duty brayely. Thirteen were killed and f,
nine wounded in endeavoring 20 induce the p
troops to return to their allegiance. The .
sergeants and corpOrals will be h
shot to-day. The total number of killed
and wounded at Madrid was 100.
The Russians have occupied Hogend after 6
seven days fighting. The loss of the Box =
haus was considerable, and that of the
Russians was only 100 killed. The latter 4
have cut the roads, thereby placing the !;
forces of Bokhardt in most critical posi- i
ton.
Brunswick has notified the Prussian
government of their willingness to support
the Prussian proposals for reform \
A telegram from Berlin says it is officially d
that the Prussian alliance has y
been excepted by all the north German
States with the exception Of Saxouy, Han
over, UeSse and Nassue.
Hungarian deserters have come into the
Prussian outposts with their horses and ac-
l.
Hungarian officers ara expected to arrive f.
in order to organize them. b
The Mechlenburg and Oldenburg armies a
have been modified They will form re- V
serve corps with the other troops of north
ern Germany near Forgan.
A telegram from Berlin, dated June 23d, 3,
states that the Prussian Government in y
tends to instruct its representatives abroad
to declare TO the Governments TO which
they are accredited that the circulation of
false intelligence by the Austrian authori- ,
ties relative to the forcible enrolment by :
Prussia in Bohemia is a breach of interna-
tional law, and that ther object is to pre-
sent to the Austrian population the war
which has broken out in the light of a war
of determination against the Inhabitants.
Prussia has decided not to carry out, in l
the case of Hanover, the measures allowed
Oy international law against the trade and !
shipping Of q hostile country, and has in
structed the commanders of the Prussian :
to neither blockade Hanovarian 7
ports nor seize private property at sea with /
the exception of contraband of war belong
ing to Hanover.
telegram from Venitia says: It is
thought likely that Marshal Bsnedek will !
descend from the Bohemian mountains with
the main body of his army, on Goslitz, to {