The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21
Foreign News.

Inc Tree ports OF Sault Ste. Marie and
Gaspir have been abolished by the Canadian
Government.
The would-be assassin Of the Emperor Of
Russia, has been executed amidst great
rejoicing on the part Of the people.
Seven of the Fenian prisoners captured
at Fort Erie have been released by the Ca
madam authorities ON their own recogni-
zance.
Bismark has sent q letter to the United
States Minister thanking Americans for
soldiers.
Advices from Canada state that military
preparations are increasing. New compa-
MES Of militia are organizing, and an am
munition factory is being constructed by
the government.
Napoleon has great respect for the United
States. He has refused permission to
French officers to hold Office in Mexico, be-
cause the United States did not wish it to
be permitted.
The Canadian papers are urging that the
United States Government is responsible for
the Fenian troubles, and demand that Eng
land shall declare war if the brotherhood
are not suppressed. An attack is hourly
expected, and every preparation is being
made for defence.
The Atlantic Cable dispatches again give
US warlike news. The disputed clause in
the negotiations between Austria and Italy
are given. Prussia takes sides with Italy,
and threatens war, and has gone 50 far as
to suspend the reduction Of her army.
North Schleswig has voted to be incorpor-
ated with Prussia.
Advices by Atlantic Cable state that there
is story afloat Of trouble between Austria
and Italy, arising from . disagreement in
regard to the debt Of Venetia. -. The Unit
ed States squadron has left Russian waters
......Napoleon is soon to issue circular te
the European powers. Its tone, it is inii
mated, will be very pacific.
| Advices by the Atlantic cable announc,
the sailing Of q regiment Of hussars from
Liverpool for services in Canada. The St
Leger race Was won by "Lord Lyons.
The London Morning Post applauds the non
Intervention policy Of the United State
Government in the Spanish Gillian war, ant
cordially approves the moderation evincet
by the same in the Mexican imbroglio
Macmillan has signed an agreement t,
transfer one-half of the receipts from Gus
toms throughout his Empire to French
agents, for the purpose Of paying the liabili
ties Of Mexico to France. The negotiation
between Prussia and Saxony progress yer,
slowly, Prussia demanding Of the King thu
oath Of allegiance to herself, 10000, OO'
thalers war indemnity, and the right t,
govern the fortress Of Koenigsburg, an.
the cities of Dresden and Leipsic with Prus
sian troops. A farewell banquet was givel
ON the 18th to the American embassy ut st
Petersburg. The French and English gov
ernments have jointly made representation
to the Sultan Of Turkey, protesting sgains
the acquisition, by the United States Gov
eminent, Of an island in Osina. The pleni
potentiaries Of Austria and Italy hav'
agreed upon all the points but the amour
Of indemnity, which matter, it is expected
will be settled in . few days. All arrange
ments having been completed, an interview
between Napoleon and Bismark will tax,
place shortly. The army of the Main is OF
its homeward march. The Turkish army
has commenced the invasion Of Lebanon.