, 1866-06-07

The Enropenn CrI.l>-PhA1tlon of ST.
tntfx T'ue1san:e<i-Lettcr from Carl.
baluf to ttlr liulfan~-ProwFc2x OF The
AllAialfc Cablc-Auslrla Decifncx to
Join The ConEFeA. - FareteMf Prize
Fight
nALrAx, June G.-1he steamer Africa from L1v-
erpoof on the eG'h, r1a Queenstown on the 2'th,
The posluon Of atIa!rs is unclaimed. A Con.
rsest appear TO he assured, but war continues to
Psr,s t. lcgran, Of the s8th nls.. rays: 1dentl-
ca notes were dcs patched yesterday anu today By
the English, Ften and Russian Laalneta to Bes-
lin. fltnna. FEankitrt and Florence, for the as
ecub3.ng OF Col grffe 10 defsherats On the ques-
slon o! the German Federal Reform. and that OF
the Elbe Uuchlee and the Austso-1ta1iau dtl1cuI-
culI!es. lti> expected the Congress Viii assemble
un the 15th Of June. The a.scnt al she three
lid, md it II tad that al ida Vii consentIo lie
discus- Ion ii lhc Ven tim cues tion.
According TO one statement, The Congress cannot
b held before thv 1u,h Of Jnn. 1t II etaten that
the PEus.tan ard Italisn t1ttt names May 2Sh Tor
The & nmencemt0t Of h!slilisiss-
Ear1hwuEks for en ntIenchmcnts near Vienna h1re
HfteApy bern cor meuc<d d.
The A1th-Duke Ab1echt. had tldtessed the
order Ct tie dag to the Austrian roops under hts
command. A proclamation was looked for in
Venice ordering the delivery np Of al aEns and 1t
~asexpecied that proclamation Of State Of :efge
wouid follow: 1te vigorous exeeTti9n Of toe death
pen11ty vas threatened against all zen ctlan6 who
lake service in the 1taIian army.
It WIS xlntcd that The Crown Prince Of Pruasta
fsd been offered the regency during the war, but
be decl,ne1. thyirg his place was with the army.
IL care OF wAr Prussia 1uteuas 10 conyoke the
GcIm7D Parliament to meet At Berlin.
KepoTte ncre current. oul nos confirmed, that ihe
1tsli4n patfo! hsd appeared On the 9Th the from
t.e. OF the ceoo, and took away haE Of tho bridge
on The Itaia1s .fde OF the riFes.
day In Thousands to the depot Ganhzldi was not
bnt il "a. reported Be had si:fied ihe Adsia,lc,
In letter uazed caprera. May II. Ca1ioaIdi fayr
II is in ev6iy Nay adva1ta1eons for The tountr!
that al are re.dv and nutted. Il Is a question Of
+p,ye .be psnbtem. shall accept Of all Who are
willing to oppose foreign oppre. ston- As for IN
EtTucILus. tppiy 10 our Et<ude On the commission.
and especially 10 Hendella Catrol. truce 10 dis
ae,s,Yns aud oppre:st ston.. We nu.t act.
N1pies, ihe msmbers Of which had been melting
soldiers 10 deeert- Arrests on large scstt we're
beng made. The clerical md Bourbon party were
In rtaie OF Terror.
In he Fedesal Dle1. At Frankfort. the proposal
OF the Middle satef, thai The Dirr should request
Au>tna. T1uss1a and all the German state. winch
have laels increased their military status. 10 re-
dnee than 70 peace 'oat1nC, Wa: unanimously
A. opted. The Representatives ct Austria and
PFuesIa eaid that at he next sitting OF the Diet
they would communicate The coudt!1o1s on which
referred to the proceedings OF Prussia
d evidence Of her psc1dc desires. and earnestly
secout3fd the demand for The coavenln1 OF The
G.rnaaD Parliament as the only meana, petaap+. OF
avoiding WEI.
GR1AT Bn11ArN.-The House Of Commons re-
assembled ou 'he Gin. Nr. bisrseh made inquiries
ae to The negotiations tot European ConsrvSs.
III. Gladstone eaid he could add little to Lord
Clateppop's req nk statement IN the House OF
Lords. The Bzitlsh Goyrgumsat tesi Il lhei1 duty