Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-23

armed resistance on her own account 70 the
rrussian authority. had submitted 10 tie
demands Of that government.
Prussia asks merely, she says. possession
of the districts Of Sicheniels and Earlhoif.
vienna. Hanover, Aug. 2i.
Tbs King, Gs orge. of Hanover, who is at
present in this city, has been formally AZ.
ysed that the King and government q
Pru~-. demands the ahoication Of his crown
In. -; ami blind cxi.ed man is willing to
take ~ step, but declares il 70 be in favor
Of his son. The Queen is using every effort
which she can employ with the view OF Sc
curing the succession Of her son, bu, Prus.
STA gives her no assurance.
The cholera is making sad ravages nj
Bru,n, Festh and Nikolsbury. and among
tie wounded soldiers in this city.
DRESDEN. Saxouy, Aug. 81.
Al the members Of the Saxon Cabinet
sent In their rsigsatisns to-day. The King
has accepted only the resignation Of Darsa
Drust.
LoxDos, Aug. 81.
The Emperor Napoleon haS assured The
government and cabinet Of EnglAna that
France will not demand the fortressss Of
Neurenberg and Phillipyille from Belginm.
in the event Of territorial changes occurring
on the continent Of Huspe
FLosEScs, Italy, Aug. q.
Gen LamaYmo.a has been removed from
his position as Chief Of the Staff Of Hing
Victcr Emanuel. Gen Cfeldewa sue. ectis
him. Gen. LamarmOra has not been in Ia
vor with the people since the defeat OF the
Italian army It Cussesso, when the Invasion
II Veuitia was determined on. The plans
Submitted for adoption were debated in .
council Of war. Lamarmora advocated
direct advance on the fortresses Of the
quadrilaterial. Ceslding advising . match
so q 10 avoid them. Lamarmora's coun-
ellis prevailed, and the result ia Known
Cealding's plans were subsequently, carried
Oh. with success. Gen. LamArslora rs not
regained his popularity since, and herce the
present change
ST. PsTERsBrno, Russia, Aug. 81.
The officers Of tn United States var yes
scls Miantonimoli and Augusta now in the
Russians water continue to receive the most
se0pli0sstary osAtions wherever they 90.
The Russian Governnent. tl'e snerchant
princess and populaee al unite in doing
hon0s % them. The oficsss hsve ben pres
ent ct . grand review Of tue Imperial
Guards BY special invitation Of the Rmper-
or Alexander. The Car reviewed shesroop
in pEsOn. On the eoeasicn $4,000 troop
| wess pAradcd. The Russian Ambassador
kvhe Was accredited TO the late German
0ua1 hAs lesn recalled to st. Petersburg.
The Pslca vhe ate hsla u exile and i'm
rrlseasnsut ia Eastsea 8i6sria hsss risen in
revolt against the Russian authorities. Tho
military was at once employed against them
and % Of the insurgents we're killed and the
remainder captured or dispersed over The
country. a.
.ArRExs, Greece, Aug. Il.
Advices received in this city from Gambia
dated On the 9th inst, state that d. Christ.
ian population then demanded certain msas-
ures Of Governments reform from the PESTS
which being refused. they rose In arms. die.
playing tho II njxrd Of three protectiag
powers Of G cee... THEY have proclaims1
their independence. The Governor treats
ll.s- CHRISTIANS y. sshsls aaA haA cent for -
endorsements II Turkish troops.