Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24
CABLE DISPATCHES.

Gcrmau PrincipaIities TO DC Annexed
to PrBssia--Bayaria in a Submissive
Afaitude---NapOIeOn Peacefully Dis
pOsed--IEObnObbing in st. Petersburg.
BERLIN, August 21.-The Cabinet policy
asserts that the hostile attitude maintained
towards the Government Of Prussia by the
Kingdom Of Hanover, the people of the ter
ritory Of Electoral Hesse, Nassau and the
late free city of Frankfort, has determined
the Prussian Executive to at once destroy
their independence, and annex them COM
pletely TO the Kingdom Of Prussia.
MUNICH, August 21-The Prussian Gov
eminent has officially promised TO the Ba-
varian Cabinet an early and definite settle
ment and adjustment of the political and
commercial relations of the kingdom dis
turbed by the late war. The commercial af-
fairs viii be regulated according to German
Zolverein, which viii be established in the
territory. Bavaria, after having contem-
plated an armed resistance, on her own ac-
count, to the Prussian authority, had sub
mitted to the demands Of the government
of Prussia, and asks mercy. She loses pos
session Of the districts of Lichtenfels and
Carlhof
VIENNA, August 21.-The King Of Han
formally advised that the King and Gov
ernment Of Prussia demand the abdication
of his crown. The aged blind and excited
man was willing to take the step, but declar-
ed in favor Of his son.
The Queen of Hanover is using every ap-
pliance she can employ with a view to Sc
curing the succession of his son, but Prussia
gives her no assurance.
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Breene, Presth, Nikosberg, and among the
wounded soldiers in this city.
DRESDEN, SAXoNY, August 2l.-All the
members af the Saxon Cabinet sent in their
designations to-day. The King has ac-
cepted only the resignation of Baron BRU-
LITZ.
LONDON, August 2l--The Emperor Ma
POLEoN has assured the Government and
Cabinet Of England that he will not demand
the fortresses of Marionberg and Phillips
vile from Belgium in the event ofterritorial
changes in Europe.
FLORENCE, Italy, August 21.-Gen. LAR
AMoRA has been removed from his position
as chief Of staff of the King, VICTOR EMAN-
UEL. Gen. CIALDINI succeeds him. LAR
A1IoRA has not had the favor Of the people
since the defeat of the Italian army at Gus
'
determined upon, the plans submitted for
adoption were debated in a council of war.
LARAMoRA advocated n direct advance upon
the Fortressesof the Quadrilateral. CIALDI-
Nj advised a march so as to avoid them.
LARAIORAs advice prevailed and it is now
known that CIALDISTs plan was subsequent
ly carried out and succeeded. Gen. LARA
MORA has not regained his popularity, and
hence the present change.
ST.. PETERsBURG, RUSSIA, August 21.-
The officers Of the United States war vessels
Miantomah and Augusta, now in the Rus
sian waters, continue to elicit the most COM
plimentary ovations wherever they go. The
Government, merchants Princes, and even
the popUlace, join in doing them honor.
The officers were present at a recent grand
review Of the Imperial Guards, by special
invitation of Emperor ALEXANDER. The
Gar reviewed the troops in person. There
were paraded $4,000 men.
The Russian Ambassador, who was &C
credited to the late German Bund, has been
recalled to Hapsburg.
The Poles who are held in exile and i'm
prisonment in Eastern Siberia have risen in
revolt against the Russian authorities. The
military wereat once employed against them
and thirty-fve of the insurgents were killed
and the remainder were captured or dis
persed over the country.
ATHENS, GREECE, Aug. 21.-Advices re-
ceived in this city from Candis, dated on the
9th inst, state that the Christian population
there demanded certain measures of govern
ment reform from the Porte, which, being
refused, they raised the standard of the three
protecting powers of Greece and resorted to |
arms, proclaiming their independence. At
the government trials they are treated as
rebels. The government has sent for rein
forcements of Turkish troops.