The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-06-28
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NEW YORK, June S4-The steamship Ger
mania has arrived from Southampton with
The sales on Monday were 10000 bales
Breadstuffs firm. Provisions steady. Con-
soils S68 Five-twenties 664 -
The London Times says there will be no
serious attempt to oppose the 81 franchise in
Parliament.
The Emperor of Austria had left for the
headquarters of the army. The Prussians
have occupied Branstadt, Herst and Ibeseboe
and will move ON Gluckstadt and Eimshorn,
near Altoona, immediately. The passport sys-
tenn is renewed on the Swiss frontier
La France believes the rilmours of an ex-
,ected message from Napoleon to be I'M
founded and if questioned, M. Roulier will
only report the Sd of May declaration.
Marshall O,Donnell has expressed the appre
hension that 1866 would not pass without
Spain having to defend her territory.
The Austrian ambassador had not yet left
Berlin.
The popular agitation against Prussia con-
tinued to increase in Bavaria.
The ultra-montane party dasire Bavaria to
espouse the cause of Austria.
Efforts were making to cause the King of
Bavaria to change the ministry, if it declines
IN declare against the power that commences
the war ....-
Austria entered protest against the Prus
slams entering Holstein, as violation of the
Gastera convention.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Very latest by the
Germania.
LIVERPOOL, June 10 P. M-Cotten-Sales
of the two days 800 bales. Market firm
Prices unchanged. Midddling, 131d Flour
firm. Wheat steady. Corn, steady, $29sa
$s9s Cd. for mixed. Beef and pork quiet
and steady Coffee quiet. Rosin inactive.
LONDON. June 10 P. M.-Consols closed at
s6kas64 for money. American stocks nomi-
nall EOS, 64aa654.
NEW YORK June 25.-Additional foreign
news presents points of importance. The
London Times of the 18th says that the diplo-
matte rupture between Austria and Prussia is
now complete. The Austrian Minister had
demanded his passports and was to leave
that day Such a contamination was to be
expected after the correspondence which pass
ed between the two Governments during the
last few days The dispatch of Count Bis
mark went beyond every such document in
discourtesy, invective, and proVOcation, and
it has been replied to by Count MensdorH in
"a more guarded style, but in language which
shows offended and pride and unconquerable
resolution.
The Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs
makes Il solemn protest against the proceed
ings in Holstein, and the statement by which
it has attempted to justify them. He declines
all T0SpO0SIDifIGY IOT Cll0 CONSEQUENCES, anu
declares thatsfor months Prussia has taken a
position which endangered the former settle
ment In conclusion, Count Mensdorff reserves
to the Imperial government the right of TAX
ing such steps as may be found necessary,
since nothing remains for Austria but to de-
fend her honour and guard her rights from
contempt.
The portentous intelligence that Garabaldi
has reached Como is announced. Here was
Of his fnrn,or brilliant ayrNlnitS
The letter of Napoleon to his foreign min
listers was read on 18th instant He says:
Had the Conference met the Emperour says
that France would have repudiated all idea
of territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT so long as the
European equilibrium remained undisturbed.
Much preferring good understanding with
her neighbours to any territorial acquisition.
France would have desired for the Germanick
Confederation more worthy position; for
Prussia better geographical boundaries, and
for Austria the maintenance of her great
position in Europe. after the cession of Ven
itia to Italy in exchange for territorial COM
pensation. Though the Conference has failed,
France, the Emperor thinks, will not have to
draw the sword, but will continue to observe
attentive neutrality.
The letter was received with loud cheers
by the members, and on the suggestion of
Mr. Rouher' the Chamber, by large major
ity, decided against entering in the debate
upon the affairs of Germany and Italy.
FARTHER POINT, June 25.-The STEAMSHIP
Moravian, from Liverpool, has passed here.
Her dates are to the 10Th.
1t was rumored that Austria had declared
war againts Prussia, but the latest advices
do not confirm the report.
The Emperor of Austria on the 14th instant,
in a speech. said he had done everything else,
and now had to resort to the sword.
Cotton had advanced Id; sales of the week,
10000 bales; middling Orleans 141d. The
stock at Liverpool was 100000 bales Con-
soils closed at S6s; fve-twentics 65.