Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-27


New YonK, Aug. 25.-Forcign advices
On the 9Th inst, the y. 8. Extraordinary
Commissioner, accompanied by Gen. Clay.
the American Minister, bod IN interview ct
the Palace OF PoleshoG with The Empet0r
to whom they presented Tie following ID.
dress
SIN: The resolution which have De
honor Of presenting 70 your imperial Mas.
~ u the vOics Of people WHOSE UtuiOoa Of
kps spsak from slngle heAFk The maoy
ties which have long bound Together tho
great Empires Of the 0ass aod TIE gseat He
public Of the West have been multiplied and
strengthened BY the nnsweryiug ndeIity OF
the Imperial Government. To carry dotn
throughout it, recent period Of coovulde4
the words Oi sympathy and fftendshtp ID.
dressed 70 the Government Of Washington.
BY commsnd q yoar lapesi.l Majesty. sre
fixed in their heofts; who do homage 70 that
noble act Of humanity, which 10 especially
referred n In tho resolution Of Coogse0, ne
peaceful edict Of an enlightened sovereign has
consomated . triumph over IN inherited
barbarism which our Western Republic las
only reached through long years Of blood
shed. u b, therefore, with profound emo
tiOn that olIcr ~ your Imperial AajeGly
70 the emancipased subjects--to Ill the peO-
pie Of this vast realm, our heartfelt con9At-
ulations on the providential escape ft>m
danger, which led to this spontaneous *.
pvcssi0nOf regret and thankfulness Tor ite
merciful arrest and failure. The story Of
the peril from which kind Providence has
delivered your Imperial Majesty, brings with
| II the remembrance Of the mighty sorrow
which so lately fell on every loyal heart u
our own land at the loss OF our chief We
thank God that . grief like this was SPACED
to our friends and allies-the Russian peo.
pie. May the Father Of all natioas and all
rulers protect and prolOng the life which he
| has 40 sienslly prcservetl-the vOice Of the
people 10 which Il belongs for the good Of
mankind ami for the glory Of his name. !.
tSignedl 9. ". Fox.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
Tho correspondent Of the London f6st
says:
have precise information ~ 70 the obj =
Of Rmpseo Chasiolte's visit 70 RaslA ID u
&c obtafn Suleoss Tor ~ present from The
obligation Of paying what b due - F1tce
out Of the Mexican Custom House. The
iavasi0ns ofthc insurgent hands have greatly
reduced their prOceedA, which are now cOn.
| fined 70 the port Of Vera Graz The Next.
can goverOmcnt requires, ewes by the strict.
est economy, i've hundred thousand piastres
monthly for IT. indiepensible expenses. and
for some time past Il has not been In the
| amount from the custolms. The financial
condition Of tho Mexican Government Z
thus reduced To the lowest ebb.
PER THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO THE AssO
GATED PRRes.-L ,oNdos Saturday dug Is =
Vienna Aug. 25th. r. M-Ihe Emperor
France Joseph, has determined to
strengthen his Empire Ia we'll a. 10 hold
upon the affections and loyalty Of his sub.
jccts by granting . new Constitution and
Ministry to Hungary.
II Is announced officially that new min
istry will be soon formed Tor Hungary upon
the basis Of the Constitution granted the
Magyars in 1913. The Revelation Of which
wa the cause Of the Hungarian Revolution
| Of 1S4S.
Pnrs, Aug. a5tA, r. M-The Empress
Charlotte will not return n Mexico. and Il
y conceded on Ill hands that the Empire In
That country approaches its end.
II 10 au,hOritatively announced that II I'd
ditional French troops are sent TO Mexico i
win Be only In s1ilcleot numbers 70 proteol
the interests OF French subjects during the
fall of tn. Empise and TO secure quiz
evacuation Of Mexico. They will NOS b.
used to sustain the dynasty of MAMMALIAN.
Prague Aug. 25-rhe Cession Of vcnctis
TO Italy 10 fully accomplished before thu
treaty Il peace betweea Prussia. Austria
Italy and Bavaria WAS signed. Austria
freely and unrescrvedly ceded venetia Il
Victor Emanuel.
London, Aug. eaA-Esssiae.-Advioe'
have been received today from Point N
Gale leland Of Ceylon Ola The PesslAn Gdl
and Mediterfean that Civil war has broks