The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-11

ture on the ZOLn, Ill uoIenCC Oh MS Ger
man annexation policy. He declares
that Prussia must lay hold on and keep
what Is offered TO her; that the Europe
an Congress would produce war, and
that the Crown IL determined and ablO
to defend tho now territorial acuuiSi-
lions. Tho leaders of tho opposition
denied that tho consideration of tho
power of tho Prussinn Crown strength
ened German unity.
n French communion of tho Camp at
ChnlOnS, in diminishing the troops, adj
dressed the soldiers, by order OF the
Emperor, calling their attention to tho
victories by nnm9 in which Napoleon
first defeated the Austrians, Russians
and Prnssinns, and telling them to ever
cherish the memories of Austerlitz and
iona.
Polish accounts from Cracow assert
That the inSurgent Poles in Siberia de-
tcHted the Russians, and being Joined
by revolutionary Russians, Ind march
ed toward the frontier of China.
Arrival OF the Steamer China.
HALIFAX, Sep. TO- Tho steamer China.
from Liverpool Sept. LIST, at noon, and
Queenstown on the I'd, arrived here
this morning.
Tho Threatened Fenian invasion of
Canada and the active military prepara-
tons to meet itare prominenttopics.
The dispatch of three regiments TO
Canada is fully confirmed.
The steamers Tamara and Broutes
would proceed to Queenstown in four
days and embark the 6lst regiment OF
infantry for Quebec. The Is Hussars
nre also reported as under orders for
Canada and this mornings Post thinks
1t possible that another cavalry regi-
mont Will proceed TO Canada nS rapidly
as possible.
Tho Daily Telegraph says: Canada is
on the brink of another aud much
more serious invasion.
The Times remarks: Nobody sup
poses the Fenians are going to conquer
Canada, but the contemplated move
ment Is throwing heavy expenses on
the colony, and making some demands
on the Government at home.
The Army and Navy Gazette says,
that the two gun boats lately added to
waters were purchased on the spot, and
one of them manned by officers and
men from the ship Aurora.
The Times notices especially, salts
| factOrily, the fact that tho Colonial
Government has now undertaken obli-
legations which should have been dis
charged by Ihe late admiralty, and
placed gunbOatS on the lakes. a good
tlotilla OF these vessels will furnish the
colony with the best possible defense
on the American frontiers. Just as the
absence of the East squadron would
provide the enemy with the greatest
opportunity for mischief, four bouts.
hastily equipped, but manned and
nrmed for the Queens ship are already
engaged in the service. Three gun
boats, too. from England have now ar
rived at Kingston.
Tho Daily Telegraph says: Three adj
ditional batteries of artillery were dis
patched TO Canada in prudent antici-
patton of the emergency which has
arisen.
1t Is rumored that the King of Greece
has offered himself as sutton for
Princess Louise, of England.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Gladstone has
gone TO Athens, at the request of tho
Queen, to ascertain the position of uf-
fairs and the prospects of Greece.
Tho Daily News of the 3lst ult.. in its
money article says: The Confederate
bonds which of late have been alto
gether neglected, have been in demand
to-day. They opened at AZ and closed
at AZ, and it is surmised that accounts
AdelphtR Convention, and the COnse-
quent return of the Southern States to
Congress. 1t is difficult, however, to
see how the prospects of the bond
holders can thereby be improved, since
the absolute condition has been made
aud agreed to, that the war debt of the
South should be totally repudiatcd.
The exchange Of the Austrian Prus.
sian peace treaty took place at Prague
on tho 3Oth. The text of tho treaty
would be published at Berlin and Wen
mn Sept. LIST.
a Berlin dispatch says: Tho binding
declaration OfudheSiOn having been re-
csived from all the States invited by
Prussia, further steps were being taken
for tho actual confirmation of the in
| corporation of the new acquired terri
| tories. A commission is about to be
appointed, composed of the chief OFF,
GERS of the administrations depart
ments, to draw up plan for ussimila-
ting the constitutional arrangements OF
the annexed States to those of Prussia.
On the 18th of August, the Emperor
Napoleon wrote to the King of Italy as
follows: have learned with pleasure
| that your majesty agrees to an armis-
tice signed by the King of Prussia and
the Emperor OF Austria. 1t is there
fore probable that an era of peace aud
tranquility is about to open up for Eu-
| rope. Your majesty is aware that l
accepted the offer of Venetia to avoid
useless bloOdShed. My intention was
always TO restore it to herself in order
that Italy might be free from the Alps
destinies. Venetia will soon be
able to express her wishes by
means of universal suffrage. Your
Magesty will acknowledge that in these
circumstances the influence OF France
was again assorted in favor of human
ity and influence of the people.
The evacuation of Bohemia will be
completed by September 10th.
Both Bavarian Chambers, on the
Both, approved the treaty of peace be-
tween Bavaria and Prussia.
September 9Th is spoken of for the
evacuation of Quadrilateral.
a large portion of tho Imperial retin-
no has hanTl II Ini11A6 md nf4,oe T,1ons,
ures of retrenchment adopted on ac-
count of n letter published in the Itali.
ana of Aug. 24th, by Mazzini, attacking
the Italian government. The prosecu-
ton of TINT journal has become severe