Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-28
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
From 1T. Domingo. Jamaica and
HaWfan

From 1T. Domingo. Jamaica and
Mexico.
New York, June 27.-The steamer Mo-
70 Castle brings dates of the 23d. The re-
port of the success of the revolution in st.
Domingo, and the flight of the Baez, is con-
firmed. Mercantile affairs in Jamaica are
suffering monetary crisis, due to the inn
penning war in Europe and failures in Eng
land. 1000 dissedents under Arena had
been repulsed and dispersed from Tressillo,
Mexico.
The Estahette says that the War and
Treasury Departments have been successful
in establishing a national army, but adds
that whilst the Empire has neither men nor
money its situation is precarious and en-
dangered in Mexico.
In Pueblo and Querto the Emperor had
ordered draft.
Don SALVADOR MARQUIS De MARINA
died in Havana on the 22d.
European Adviees-tserman Met.
NEW York, June 81 The S. s. Java,
from Liverpool 10th, via Queenstown 18th,
arrived this evening.
The Federal Diet having on the 18th, by a
vote Of nine to six agreed to the Austrian
proposal for the mobilization of the Fed
eral army of Prussia, agreeable to pre-
vious notices, carried out her threat
to consider the act of hostility on the
part of those States which supported it,
and on the following day commenced by
sending troops into Saxony and Hanover,
also removed Austrian troops and entered
Saxony, not confirmed, but believed BEN
EDEK would Immediately move 10 attack
the Prussians. The Emperor of Austria
to Vienna Common Council, said nothing
remained but the sword, and after action by
the Federal Diet the Prussian representa-
tiyes protested against it as unconstitutional,
and said Prussia considered the Confedera-
ton dissolved, and Immediately withdrew
from the Diet. The Austrian representa-
tives moved, and the Diet resolved that the
Federal compact was indissoluble. Great
commotion and financial depression exists
throughout Germany.
New Italieu Ministry.
BARON RIcAZoLA is forming a new Italian
Ministry.
LAMARMoRA goes to the camp with the
King as Minister. News from other places
unimportant.
The Atlantic cable is finished, and the
Great Eastern will leave Shearness Both of
June.
La France believes the rumors of in
tended abdication Of MAMMALIAN un-
founded.
Latest per Steamer Java, June 18th.
The action Of the American government
towards the Fenians gives general satisfac-
ton. The London Times eulogizes the
Washington Government, and says: 1t would
be impossible to exaggerate the good faith,
the friendship, the sincerity and regard for
national obligations which have prompted
these energetic and decisive measures. The
American government has acted in a man.
ner which even excells anything that could
reasonably have beefa expected from the
most friendly nation.
The article then Expresses qualification
that such distinguished men as Generals
GRANT and MEADE should have been sent
TO the scene, and says these energetic acts Of
genuine friendship viii be long and cordial
" remembered.
The Fenians are almost entitled to thanks
for having given the Americans an occasion
for displaying their friendship and good
feeling.
At the close OF this dispatch there Is no
news Of any collision having yet occurred
in Germany. A Priigue telegram Of the
10th, says tlesP russians occupy Lodon and
Zietlan, and menace Scenditz.
The railroad between Pierra and Dresden
has been destroyed, and passenger and pos
tai communication between Prussia and
Saxony stopped. The Grown Princesse, of
Saxony proceed to Vienna
A Frankfort dispatch says Prince
CHARLEs, Of Bavaria, viii be appointed
Commandre-in-chief Of the Federal army.
1t was reported a. Paris that the proceed
ings Of the Federal Diet had determined
several Of the powers who signed the treaty
Of Vienna of 1915, To declare that in their