Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-27
By the Atlantic Gable
Pence Trenty, Etc.

Pence Treaty, Etc.
LONDON, August 24-Noon.-The news
that a treaty of peace between Prussia and
Austria, Italy and Bavaria has been
signed at Prague is hourly expected.
PRAGUE, August 24-Afernoon.-The
most perfect concord exists among the
plenipotentiaries assembled here, and a
treaty of peace though not signed may DO
regarded as accomplished. The Prussian
troops are rapidly retiring from Bohemia.
Six thousand remain at Prague al a gar
rison until the treaty Of peace about being
signed is carried into effect.
BERLIN, Aug. 24.-The Prussian Cham
Der Of Deputies has voted a c~ongratulatory
address to the King upon the successful
results of the war. There were rs mega
tive votes.
PARIS, Aug. 25, Noon.--An immense
demand has sprung up in this city for
United States ive-twenties, and heavy
orders for these securities have been tele-
graphed to America by agents Of various
banking houses.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Is, Noon. The
steamer Scotia, which has sailed for New
York, takes $4,000 in specie or Ameri-
can account.
BERLIN, Aug. 23.-An address to the
King, embodying the principles Of the
moderate liberal party, has passed the
lower House by a large majority. There
were only 25 negative votes, and these
were Of Mobiles and Catholics.
MUNICH, Aug. 24.-The districts which
Bavaria cedes to Prussia are those OF
Greisield. Heller and Thaun, in lower
Franconia, containing 10000 inhabitants.
PARIS, Aug. 23.-The Empress Of Mex
leo has gone to Miramar.
Russin and America.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Foreign advices
contain the following:
On the sth Of August the Commissioner
appointed by the United States Govern
ment, accompanied by General Clay,
American Minister, had an interview at
the Palace Of Peterhof with the Car Of
Russia, to whom they presented the fol-
lowing address:
Sir: The resolution which I have the
honor of presenting to your Imperial Ma
iesty is the voice Of a people whose million
of lips speak from q single heart the many
ties which have long bound together the
great Empire Of the East and the great
Republic of the West have been multiplied
and strengthened by the unwavering fidel-
ity Of the Imperial Government to the
cause Of the Union. Throughout the re-
cent period Of c~onvulsion the words Of
sympathy and friendship addressed to the
| Government at Washington by command
of your Imperial Majesty are fixed in their
| hearts, who do homage to that noble act
| Of humanity which is especially referred
to in the resolutions Of Congress. The
| peaceful edict Of an enlightened sover-
eign has contaminated a triumph over an
inherited barbarism, which our Western
Republic has only reached through long
years of bloodshed. 1t is, therefore, with
profound emotion that I offer to your I'm
perial Majesty, to the emancipated SUBJ
jects, to all the people of this vast realm,
our heartfelt congratulations on the prov
idential escape from danger which led to
this spontaneous expression Of regret for
ne attempt, and thankfulness for its mer-
ciful arrest. The story Of the peril from
which q kind Providence has delivered
your Imperial Majesty brings with it the
remembrance Of the mighty sorrow which
so lately filled every loyal heart in our
own land at the sudden loss Of our father.
We thank God that a grief like this was
spared to our friends and allies, the Rus
sian people. May the Father of All Ma
tons and All Rulers protect and prolong
the life which He has so signally preserved,
for the good Of mankind, and for the
glory Of His name!
(Signed.) g.. V. Fox,
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
Mnxy,s Wife, Again.
a correspondent of the London Post
says:
l have information as to the object of
the Empress Charlotte's visit to Paris. It
is to obtain a release for the present from
the obligation of paying what is due to
France out of the receipts Of the Mexican
Custom House. The invasions of insur-
gent bands have greatly reduced their re-
csipts, which are now confined to the port
of Vera Cruz. The Mexican Govern
ment requires, even with the s~trictest
economy, 500, 900 piasters monthly for its
indispensable expenses, and for some time
past it has not been in the receipt of more
than two-ffths Of that sum from the Gus
toms. The financial condition Of the
Mexican Government is thus reduced to
the lowest ebb.
Miscellaneous.
LONDON, August 26.-The following
dispatches have been received
VIENNA, August 26.-The Emperor
Francis Joseph has determined to strength
en- His Empire as well as his hold upon
the affections and loyalty of his subjects
by granting a new Constitution and min
try to Hungary. 1t is announced officially
that a new Ministry will soon be formed
for Hungary upon the basis Of the Con-
stitution granted to the Magyars in ls4s.