Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-17
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LONDON, September l5.-There are ru-
mors of difficulty between Italy and
Austria, on the subject of the debt Of
Venetia.
The Porte has refused to accommo-
date matters with the Cretans.
The troubles on the eastern coast OF
the Mediterranean are on the increase.
ST. PETERSBURG, September l5.-The
American squadron left the Russian wa
tiers on Sunday.
The Moscow Gazette extols the ALI
ance between Russia and the United
States.
BERLIN, September l5.--Bsmark has
sent letter to the U. s. Minister, nc
knowledging the kindness Of American
residents in furnishing fifty tons ice to
the wounded in the hospitals,
PARIS, September l5.-It is expected
the circular which Napoleon is about to
issue to the powers of Europe, will be
eminently pacific in tone.
CLEVELAND, September ia large
number Of officers and soldiers have ar
rived to attend the Convention. Tents
sufficient to accommodate from three TO
four thousand are being put up in Mon.
ument Square. Maj Gen. Wool will
probably be temporarily chairman, and
Gen. Steadman permanent.
Deaths from cholera for the week, 272.
WASHINGTON, Sept ia Mexican
Minister has been dispatched with news
that the Liberals have occupied San
Luis Potosi Vera Cruz was also cap
tured by them, with 300 Austrians. Its
reported that the Liberals captured
Guadalsjara, but the news lacks cou-
frmation.
The Liberals attacked Vera Cruz on
the night of the 29th of August, aud car
ried of eleven French soldiers.
Macmillan has issued decree to col
lect fifteen per centum of the value Of
national church property Great dis
satisfaction exists thereat.
New YORK, September l5.-Advices
from Hayti to August 18th have been re-
ceived. The whole country is in state
of revolution. The city of Gonaives is
laid in ashes. The inhabitants have de-
serted it. AT St Maria there are num-
Der of revolu;ionists under sentence OF
death Gen. Solnare will be executed by |
President Jefirards order, but it will not
impede the progress of the. revolution,
which is against Jeffrard for assuming
the dictatorial power 1t is believed the |
Government would be able to suppress |
the movement ia 8fAa
NEW YORK, September lG,--lt is said
that an important movement of the
Stephens Fenians will transpire in a
short time.
Beecher preached to an immense
crowd, and disappointed them by making
no allnsion to political topics
Arrived-Marjposa, General Grant
Orleans, Enterprise Galveston, Lexing-
ton and Savannah.
WAsHrNoToE, September l6.-The New |
York Tribune viii publish tomorrow a
special dispatch from Berlin by the At
lantic Cable, announcing that war is
again threatened in Europe, Austria is
said to be acting in bad faith with Italy
and Prussia, and threatens to draw the
sword again.
FoRrREss MoSRoE, Sept l3-Major
General Gilmore has arrived to conduct
series of experiments with the fifteen.
inch guns and rife ordnance against an
iron clad. A stone target has also been
erected near the fortress.
LIVERPOOL, September 10 = Cotton
market unchanged, sales of $4,000 bales
middling uplands at led; breadstuifs
market firm; mixed western corn, 27s
Sd per quarter
LONDON, September To- = Consols de-
chned one quarter, quoted at e9A