The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-13
American Arms in Turkey.

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American Arms in Turkey.
Constantinople, September lit is re-
ported that in consequence OF the successful
results OF recent trials of American small arna
by the military commissioners appointed for
that purpose by tho Porte, that the Turkish
army is about to be armed entirely with car
bnes of American manufacture.
Agents of the government ara about to
leave for the United States TO contract for
their manufacture.
Russia.
London. September .o.-The Eastern ques-
ton seems to be looming In the future.
Russia shows signs of moving once more to
obtain the control of the Danubian Princip4li-
ties, snd probably eventually Of Constantine
pie.
The Porte has determined to recognize
Prince Charles of Hohens1llern as Hospodar
Of the Principalities.
Mexican Affairs.
Paris, September lO.-General Marquee,
Minister to Constantinopie. has been recalled,
and will go out to Mexico to organize an army
i,r service after the French evacuation of the
country.
Looking Out for Meximtiian.
London, Sept ll--Noon. The Tirness
Paris letter. published to-day, says that the
Emperor Macmillan is expected to return
from Mexico to Europa BY every steamsr.
Adviees from spain.
Madrid, September 1.-THE Eataetts Of
to-day says that the French troops must be
withdrawn from Mexico with the utmost
caution, unless amicabls relations arc pre-
viou.ly established with President Juarez.
Austria
Vienna, September l0-An order has been
issued by the Minister of War that the regi-
ments of the Austrian army named after the
King and Princes of Prussia, the Duke Of
Baden, and some others. shall cease to be 40
named.
Vienna, September 1.-THE Austrian
Minister of the Marine has ordered the Adri-
attic feet now at Trieste to proceed 10 Pnla
and Fiume, the Austrian naval stations, to be
disarmed
A decree has been issued by the Emperor
ordering the whole army to be placed upon a
peace footing.
Prussia
Berlin, September LITTLE Committee OF
the Chamber of Deputies persist in tho de-
sign Of reducing the amount of tie loan which
the government asks authority to obtain by
the issue of Treasury notes, from sixty MIL
lions to thirty millions Of thalers.
The Minister Of Finance has protested, in
speech, against such a reduction, and ex-
pressed the hope that the Chamber would
pass the bill.in the original form.
A report is current in governmental circles
that the King Of Prussia has decided to place
the Prince Royal of Prussia over the late
Kingdom Of Hanover as Vicesoy. and that his
Higbness will soon take up his residence at
the Palace in the City of Hanover
Great Britain.
Liverpool, Sept. 1.-THE anxiety as to
the British grain crops is Increasing. The
weather is very wet, and prices are higher 10
all the markets,
Liverpool Markets.
Liverpool, September 1O.--Breadstutis.--
The market is active and frmer, with m adj
vance on all descriptions. The weather is
unfavorahle for the crops Corn-The mar.
ket is frmer, and mixed Western American
Is quoted al CTS. Cd. per quarter. Wheat is
firm, with an advance of Sd. ID. per Genital
Flour 10 also very firm, With an advance of
I'D. per barrel
Provisions.-Ths market Is generally steady
except for American tallow. which exhibits
more drmness
Cotton-The market has ruled steady to-
day, with sales Of 10000 bales. Middling
uplands close at lad.
Money Market.
London. Sept. l.-Coneols closed quiet at
s93 for money.
London, Sept. 1.-THE money market is
slightly easier, ard consols closed this svon-
ing at es} for money.
1he market for American stocks Is slightly
saster, and questions at the close Of business
to-day were as follows: ~
United States 5-20's, 7lt. -a e- 81.
Illinois Central, 78t
Erie shares, at. .-..t
National Debts.
Statistical tables just published by the Brit