Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-09
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pers have the following dispatch via Allan
tic Gable:
LONDON, Sunday, Aug. 5.-Before the
armistlce had been extended to Bavaria
the Prussian army had moved rapidly and
secured good footing. They are forcing
paper currency upon the people.
By the agreement the Prussians are to
occupy WurZburg, but the Bavarians are
to retain the Fortress of Mayence. The
Badin troops left it yesterday and the Wur-
temburg troops will leave 1t on the 9Th inst.
The River Rhine is reopened since the sign
ing of the truce. Part of the Swiss troops
which were going down the border have
been disbanded.
During the last three days the Austrians
have been pouring into the Tyrol near Ba-
varia, to the number of about 10000.
The Italian Navy Is to be reorganized.
The Court martial of Admiral piriano,
who recently commanded the Italian fleet,
is progressing. -44.'s az
4 new Italian loan of 35O,OOOOOO livres
has been ordered.
The cholera is increasing in England.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-COnsOls closed at S73I
for money; U. S. 520s GS19; Illinois Cen
tral Railroad shares 70.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.-The sales of cotton
to-day have been 5000 bales. The market
is flat, with decline of I'd per pound.
Arrival of The Steamer Java.
New YORK, Aug. 8.-The steamer Java,
| with Liverpool dates of the 2Sth and
Queenstown Goth, has arrived.
The working of the Atlantic Cable with
increased speed was noted on the 2Sth.
England.
There was no further disturbance of the
peace in London, and meeting in Hyde
Park for the Both was called, it is alleged,
| by consent of Government, but the MEM
| beTs declared no such consent was given,
and warned the League against holding
| the meeting. The League was determined
to hold the meeting elsewhere, and Govern
ment assented to its being held at Prim-
rose hill, declaring the Royal Parks should
not be used until the question of the right
| was settled.
The Government had given notice in the
House of Commons, of the necessity for the
renewal of the suspension of the habedS
corpus act in Ireland.
Gov. Michael Gleason, U. S. Army, has
been released from the Dublin Jail on con-
ditlon of his leaving the country.
The Truce PrOIOnged-Peace Ne.
| gOtiatIOns - HOstiIitIes Between
Prussia and the Minor German m
States Continue. ......|
i The truce expired on the 9th of July
and was prolonged to August I'd, and four
weeks armistice, commencing from the
latter date, was concluded. 1t is also an
nounced peace prelimnaries had been
signed, and reached Vienna for ratification
by the Emperor of Austria.
| The minor German States were not in
cluded in the armistice, and hostilities
between them and Prussia continue.
The Bavarians were defeated by the
Prussians near Wurzburg.
| The suspension of hOstilities by Austria
and Italy commenced on the 25th. Peace
| is thought almost sure.
| LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-The following bull
letin is posted in the Paris bourse to-day:
/ The plenipotentiaries of Prussia and
Austria have signed an armistice for four
weeks. Herr Plordtess signed in behalf of
! Bavaria and other southwestern States.
| The Italie, of Florence, states that nego-
| tiations for the conclusion of the armistice
have led to result satisfactory to the dig
nifty and interests of Italy.
The same paper says France has recog-
nized the right of the inhabitants of Vene-
tia to dispose of their own destiny.
| Austria is said to have withdrawn her
| demands in reference to Intervention on
4 the part of the Catholic powers In the
Roman question. The question of Tyrol
is also reported satisfactorily settled.
| Peace negotiations took place directly
between Italy, Austria and Prussia.
| LONDON, July 29.-Ihe followingis given
as the basis OF the arrangement, by which
| the arInistice has been prolonged:
| The territorial integrity of Austria shall
| be maintained, except Venetia. Austria
accepts the formation of the Northern Con-
| federation under Prussia. Saxony and the
! Southern States, preserve, their territories,
| and will be q free group by themselves, ac-
/ cording to their pleasure. Austria pays
| Prussia an indemnity of seventy-tive mill
lions francs. Schleswig will be ceded to
Prussia. Holstein pays part of the ex-
| penses. ,,3
1t is stated that the Prussians bombarded
| Wurzburg on the 9th, and were repulsed
with the loss Of l6 guqs. The town suffer-
ed but little damage. ... rsriaft EH
| The Patrie states: The French iron-clad
/ TOulon has been ordered to get ready for
| sea Immediately; destination unknown.
/ Rumors are current that if Frankfort
does not pay the forced contribution imme-
diately the town will be entirely closed and
| no one allowed to enter or depart. ...
The Italian Government have determined
| upon full inquiry into the cause of their
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| late naval defeat. i tpa Z
The Paris bourse was firm at Sc. .,is'
British politics unimportant. s.aa +.
| Commercial.
4 BREADsTUFFs - Messrs. Richardson,
| Spence & Co., and Henry Jump & Son, re-
port flour quiet but firm, at fully Tuesdays
rates. Wheat In moderate demand at Tues
| days decline of I'd per Genital; Winter red
and Southern are los 9d@11s,5 Corn 9d@
Is per quarter lower on the week, eqcd 4 %
Observation-Disclosures Bigland & Co., and
| others report beef in retail demand at late
rates. Pork quiet and easier. Bacon flat,
and reshipments to New York continue.
Lard dull and nominal, Tucan declined to
Sos Sd, being. los lower. Cheese in good
demand but freely met. Tallow closes
| frmer3 North American 45s. slao ~ ia
PRoDUCE-The Brokers Circular reports
ashes sales of late at 30s; no pearls here.
Sugar in better demand and Cd dearer.
Molasses shade dearer. Rice steady and
| in good request. Linseed unchanged. Lin
seed oil Quiet 39s@39s 3D.. Linseed cake
unchanged, Petroleum quiet but frmer;
| refined Is 10d@1s lid.
TRENToS;N, Yz Aug. s.--A Convention
was held here to-day to elect delegates to
| the Philadelphia Convention, which was