Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
No New Cases of Cholera Yesterday.
QUICKEST TIME ON RECORD Be
TWEEN NEW ORLEANS
AND NEW YORK.
Gold Closed Last Night at 154 "a.
associated Press RepOrI.
Foreign News.


Further News by the Germnnia.
4 In the Corps Legislatif letter was read
from Napoleon containing the following i'm
porlant declarations Had the Conference
assembled my government would have de-
clared that France repudiated all ideas of
territorial sggrandizement so long as Euro
pean equilibrium remained undisturbed
France could only think of an extension of
her frontiers, in event of the map of Europe
being altered, to the profit of a great power
and of the bordering provinces expressing
by formal and free vote their desire for
annexation. In the absence of these cir
cumstances the French government prefers
to any territorial acquisition, good un-
derstanding with its neighbors resulting
from its respect for their Independence and
nationality. We should have desired for
the Germanic confederation a position
more worthy of its importance; for Prussia
better geographical boundaries for Austria
the maintenance of her great position in
Europe after the cessation of Venetia 10 Italy.
in exchange for other territorial compensa-
ton. But whatever may be the
result Of war, which may break out, any
question eiIeeting US will not be resolved
without the consent of France. France will
observe neutrality, confident in her right,
and calm in her strength.
\ Berlin dispatch of the 18th says the
Austrian subjects in Prussia will be confided
to the care of the Dutch Minister
Garibaldi arrived at Como on the 18th
and was enthusiastically received by the
authorities, people, the army and the vol
unteers.
The Prussian Government has ordered
the Warsaw and Cracow Railway in readi-
ness for the conveyance of 10000 troops.
De-, 1s Il
troops that are to occupy the principalities,
1000 of which will be loaned the Porto by
the Viceroy of Egypt.
The Roumain army will be raised to
10000 men to repel the Turkish invasion
of the principalities.
The Austrian Government deeming it best
not to contest the occupation of Holstein by
the Prussians withdrew the whole Of the
Austrian army.
On the llth the Prussians dispersed the
estStss of Holstein which had met at
Itzshoe, and established a new common
government for Schleswig and HOlstein,
and promised to eonvoke the common
estates Of the two duchies.
On the 18th the whole of Holstein was in
the hands of the Prussians.
In the sittings of the Federal Diet on the
llth Austria moved for the mobilization of
inc WhOle Feuerdl army win inc eAcep-
ton of the Prussian contingent. This
motion was not announced beforehand.
The Prussian representative has de-
clared, in a letter to the minor States,
that she would regard the confede-
racy as dissolved if the Austrian motion
should prevail.
Prussia has also published her plan OF
reform, the chief feature of which is the
exclusion of Austria from the reconstructed
German confederation
Austria, on the other hand, proposes the
convocation of a national parliament and
the establishment of a directory to consist
of three members.
A minister of Hesse Darmsdt had stated
in the legislature that the Federal Diet
would soon recognize the Prince of August
enburg as Duke of HOlstein. ~ H
Additional by the MOFaVIan.
FARrHER POIST, June 25-The steamship
Moravian, which left Liverpool at 2:3O D.
m. June 14th, and Londonderry the 18th,
passed this point at noon to day. Ira
The Austrian government in sending the
Prussian ambassador his passport, informed
him that it took this step because it looked
as if a withdrawal of the Austrians from
Holstein was taking place, under the com
pulsion of Prussia.
Ihe russian government IN giving
Count Ksrolyi the passport which he de-
manded, accompanied it with letter ae-
knowledging the courteous manner with
which he fulfilled his diplomatic functions
as Austrian ambassador.
Austria is said to have confded her inter-
ests at Berlin and Florence to the Dutch
Ministers at those courts. a#a--
The Ministers of France and Bavaria are
said to have declined to look after the in
terests of Prussia at Vienna -. Co.. .
An Austrian courier proceeding from
Vienna TO Gen. Goblenz was stopped in
Prussian territory and his dispatches taken
| from him. -'s...-t DO ...
It was stated that body of Austrian
/ troops is about 10 concentrate near Frank
fort. Gen. Goblenz and the Duke of An
! gustenburg had proceeded thither.
The Prussiap army, which was in posi-
tion on the Silesian frontiers, was throw
! ing up defences on all the roads which
/ debouch from Bavaria. ...-- a..
Gen. Mantunffel had ordered every pub
. lie functionary and officer in Holstein to
J solemnly engage to submit uneonditionally