The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13

Siates Sy' ,o wn oh would array against each other
lrtendab cards which they entertained equa!
ibS% ibSI 10 seek some means Of stayng of
!. q danger. The three powers have consute9
oOnciiatiOn, and, alter having interehangsd Their
respective views, have formed an agreement 20 N.
ye TO common defberation the SovsTnimelhs in ths
dsputt-that IS to say, Austria, Prussia, ltay AND
the Germanic confederation The object OF tnese
49, IN the interest of peace 10 resolve by diplomatic
means the question of the Duchies, that OF tne
Italian difference, and finally that OF the reforms ~
be Introduced INTO tie federal pact so FAR as they
affect the EuIopea balance OF power II tne meet
serene GeImanic Confederation consents to Yield
10 this appeg l. as the three neutral Courts enter tain
q hope that II viii, ITS plenpotentarY can IN Paris
Join those ,b Of datGs d1aSC 'rS he meeting E s de
siIable that IL should be as early as possible.
The appTe.en,ions created sde 5y StTa the present
plp6pe of security afforded to Europe the negoua-
lions Will present greater prospect of success they
be not disturbed by The clash OF arms and by the
susceptibiites OF points OF military honor. The
Gov r. ment of the Emperor relies that in asserting
which at this moment are engaged IN making prepa-
rnuons for will show themselves disposed to
should hesitate to restore their forces to peace
footing. The Government OF the Emperor awaits
with earnest soltctude the determination OF the @
honor 10 request his Excellency the Baron de
Kuteck, Minister of Austria and President of che
9eImanic Diet, to transmit TO that high assembly
the invitation of the three neutral powers, and to
receive the assurance of his very high consideration
FRAEKToRToNTHE MAIN, May 2S, 1866.
The International ScuIIing Match.
The DAYS APPOINTED FOR THE RACING TO TAKE
PLACE.
From the London Sportsman, June 2
The weather having been exceedingly favorable
duIlDg the carly part of the week Hamill has a
couple OF good splts over the course daily, some
DAYS rowing betv cen twelve to fourteen miles HIS
long expected skf, Guilt by stephen Roberts, OF
New York arrived at Newcastle via Liverpool. on
II ursdav afternoon, and YVES at once conveyed TO
| the Blenheim House HOte, where Hamill aud party
ore still staying. she is a somewhat stout boat,
| though scarcely Ct large dimensions az s'aled
| In appearance she is much about the same
| as the skhs built here though much heavier,
| weighing, in fact, altogether, some forty.
! two pounde, or fourteen pounds more
| than the boat which 1t will be remembered the
American champion brought over with him He at
once discarded the latter, after couple OF trials, as
being TOO light; it may, perhaps yet turn out that
with respect to The just arrived he may have TO
do the same though for a contrary reason. Mean
while the veteran" Harry is busIy engaged in O
| new boat for HIM ana, indeed has made much
progress with her that she WILL in all probability, be
ready in the course OF lew days. Hamill will make
| his first essay his new boat
We yester rday rece we'd O communication from
| j, mes Hamill informing us that he had decided to
| row the Tyne, on Wednesday and Thursday,
| July and and had written 10 Kelley by the same
post, giving m onth's notice OF his intention, as
| required by the articles