Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11
Foreign. News

Foreign News
NEW YoRk, Juno lO.AThe steamers ALE
mania, Malta, Denmark and Edinburg havt
: arrived.
The Government was beaten by ten on
. vote on BOuvier's motion of instruction
looking to better prevention OF bribery
and corruption at elections.
The Consolidated Bank of London
stopped payment on Sunday.
GERMANY.-The invitations to a congress
have all been accepted and it will meet in
Paris shortly.
Prussia, Austria and Italy are still arm
ing. The italian volunteers are mobiIizing
rapidly. Austria has modified 100000
men. Austrian parks of artillery and siege
artillery are ready. The Prussians are con-
centrating at Glatz and Landsheet. Prussia
and Italy will postpone hostililies until the
eongress shall lsave proved failure.
Orders for the second conscription in
Vienna gave great discomfort.
Italy engages not to attack during con-
gress. Hopes of the war being avoided are
believed in only by minority.
The Paris Pays says Austria's conpensa-
ton for the loss of Venetia must be found
in the territory on the Adriatic, Prussia is
to have the Elbe duchies and Denmark
northern Sehleswig. The Rhine provinces
are to be made State and attached to the
German Confederation.
The Austrian General Benedek has issued
orde how troops are to behave in the en-
| emy's country.
Italy is rebuilding her forts to resist the
/ new artillery.
The Austrian army commenced the
march toward Venetia on the 24th ultimo.
Turkey viii not occupy the Danubian
principalities in consequence of Russian
and French declarations against Turkish
/ Intervention.
Later From Europe.
FARTHER PoNr, Sunday June IO.-The
steamer Hibernian from Liverpool, May
81, Londonderry, June lst, passed this point
this morning.
AThe steamers Actua and Louisiana left
Liverpool on the 3Oth for New York ,.cali-
ing at Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, June affairs are unchangd.
The meeting cf the Conference had not been
fixed
The La Presso believes that Napoleon
will preside.
The telegraph from various points confirm
the statement that Austria, Prussia and
Italy have accepted the invitation to the
Conference. A Committee of the Federal
Diet has also resolved to accept the invita- |
ton given to the German Confederation to |
the Conference, and would probably elect |
Baron Van Der.fordent, the Bavarisn Min |
lister for Foreign affairs, as their represent |
ative. Communications are being inter
changed for arranging the day for the first |
meeting. It is stated that the different |
Ministers of Foreign affairs would repre-
sent their respective government save vi
emma. 1t is stated that Austria would not |
bo represented by Count Mensdorf but by
Prince Metternich, Count Blume or Baron
Mersenburg. There are various conflict
ing statements made as to the programme
for the conference and the terms OF the diff
ference of the armed powers. 1t is asserted
that Austria categorically refuses all propo-
sitions relative to the eessiOn of Venetia and
that she calls for the convocation of the
estates of Duehies to settle the Sehles-
wig -Holstein question, and demands
that Congress shall not be competent to
discuss any proposal for the reform Of the
federal constitution. Prussia is also said to
demand that the conference shall not dis
cuss questions relating exclusively to the
internal interest of Germany.
The note of the French government in
Viting the federal diet to send represen-
tative to the conference is published at
Frankfort. 1t states the object of the con-
ference to be a diplomatic settlement
Ol lub 4u6hbiOu VI oGnleoWlS- 4Ao4oboih
and Venetia; also of the federal reform
so far as it affects European equilibrium.
The note concludes as follows The govern
ment of the Emperor trusts that the powers
who have made preparations for war will,
if they accept the proposed conference, sus-
pend their ornaments, if they should scru-
pie to restore their military establishment
to peace footing There is no indications
Of relaxation of proportions.
A Vienna dispatch of the goth Gays:
Preparations for war continue in all parts
of the empire, but the execution of the late
decree for levy of fresh troops will not oe
proceeded with at present, the requirement
having already been fully met by the
recent large enrolment of volunteers.
Many thousands of men are already en-
gagged on the Notifications of Vienna. The
army headquarters were about to be trans
ferred to Prague, where Field Marshal
Bsnedek Will shortly inspect the troops.
It is reported that strong Prussian corps
of observation was being concentrated on
the frontiers OF Prussia near Sile5ia and
Gallica.
A telegram from Kiel reports an affair
between the Austrian and Prussian troops.
No deaths occurred.
Prussian patrol had endeavered to in
spsct the Austrian troops on the frontier
near Nashad.
a decree had been issued at Florence for
the formation of volunteers, two battaliens
of BersybieSe, and a squadron of guards.
It is stated that truthful communications
received in London on the 30th, assert that
Garibaldi was still on his island Of Caprera
and had no immediate intention of leaving.
The Austrian government had ordered
forced loan of Il, ,0OG, ,0OOiof forms in Lom-
hardy, Ven9tia.
4.I 1s baf
Austria was in treaty with the Polish leader
who distinguished himself in the Polish in
with a view to placing him at
the head of a revolution in Prussian-Po-
laud.
The British returns for April show the
value of the exports to be over three and
quarter millions sterling in excess of April
of last year.
Financial affairs continued to exhibit a
steady progress in recovery and gradual
return of confidence. The pressure for dis
count at the bank was diminishing, al
though it was still extremely large, and the
rate remained atten per cent.
The rumOrs of assistance from the Bank
of France with its immense accumulation
of specie 10 the Bank of England, were not
authentic.
Satterwaite's circular of the evening of
the 3Oth, says the market for American Sc
curities during the past week has been
brisk.
FRAscE.-The Bourse on the 3Oth was
very firm. Rentes advanced TO 65f 3je.
An explosion of fireworks in factory at
Aubin killed 20 and injured Is persons.
TunKEY.-Three Turkish war vessels had
arrived at Antivari to guard the coast Of
Albania against any sudden landing of
Italian volunteers.
PRuss1A.-A Berlin telegram of the 31st
saws Prussia. in her reply to the invitation
for conference accedes to the desire ex-
pressed in the letter of invitation that the |
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