The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-25

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New YoRK, Auguat -.
The following dispatches were received last
night BY the cable:
BrRLix, Prussia, Arg. 22.-The Prussian
commissioners have, with the sanction of the
Government, concluded peace with Bavaria
and Hesse Darmstadt The terms are very
advantageous to Prussia, and in accordance
With her original demand. Bavaria csdes to
Prussia the Northern District, composed Of
Lichenfels, formerly called Upper Franconia,
and the walled tbwn of Culmenbach. The
Bavarian Government undertakes to pay
Prussia thirty million forms a. indemnity for
her cost in the war.
Hesse Darmstadt cedes to Prussia the ter
ritory Of the Landgraviate Of Hesse Ham
burg, state which was formerly amember Of
the Confederation Of the Rhine in 1857, and
lies directly between Rhenish Bavaria, Prus<
sia and Berkenfeld. Prussia also obtains the
exclusive right to garrison the fortress of
Mayence, for which duty Hesse Darmstadt
hitherto furnished 200 infantry, besides giving
S38 men to the Federal German army. Un-
der the treaty Bavaria retains the territory
of Upper Hesse, which will be joined 70 and
in cooperation with the new Confederation
of Northern Germany, the organization and
limits Of which will be arranged after the
peace treaty il made between Prussia and
Austria.
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into Bohemia during the operations against
ritory, and il is thought they will complete the
work by the fifteenth Of September.
PARIs, Aug. 13.-The Paris Patrie of this
will cede venetia. as handed over TO France
by Austria, direct to Italy, to be held as part
of the kingdom of Victor Emanuel.
PEsTH, Hungary, Aug. 22.-After the con.
clusion Of peace with Prussia the Emperor
of his cabinet, intends to appoint response |
bic Hungarian ministry. and after this act is
the Hungarian Diet will be reopen
ed in this city.
LONDON, Aug. 22-Ex-Governor Eyre, OF
late negro revolt in that island has been made |
the subject of such excited and angry can
yass at home, enjoyed public reception at
Northampton yesterday. The fete was given
in his honor by his friends-personal and po
litical, and the municipal authorities took part |
in il. There was q banquet in the evening |
A large opposition meeting was held in the
same town the same day, at which series of |
resolutions condemning the conduct and rule
Of the Ex-Governor, when in Jamaica, were
adopted with great unanimity.
ATHENS, Gyaeca, Aug. ls.-The Turks
have commenced active hostiii,ies against the
Christians in Gambia. whom they treat Is reb>
els against the authority Of the Sultan A
number Of foreign consular officers. particu-
arly those of the United States, Holland and
Sweden, have suffered very much damage
The consuls have protested, in the name Of
heir respective Governments. The Chris.
ians, or insurgents, are 5000 strong, and
hold important points against the Turkish
'orces.
Florence, Aug 2s.-King Victor Emanuel
mas issued decree proclaiming an amnesty
"a political exiles and prisoners throug bout
Italy and his dominions. This decree in
.ludes Mazzina, as well as others of lesser
prominence.
NAPLES, Aug. 23.-The report that Carl
1aldi was about resigning. or that his resig
nation had been rendered to the King is de-
,ied by those whose position would place
hem in possession Of such facts.