Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-24
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New York, July 2S.--The steamer SEQ
tia, from Liverpool 18th, via Queenstown
10th, arrived this morning. M3 Na
The telegraphic fleet arrived of Valentia
| on the 18Th. The cable was successfully
spliced to the shore end, and the Great East
ern commenced paying out. Signals
| ligiOus service took place at Valentia prior
to the COMMENCEMENT Of operations. ~@-'
EmgIamd---AnOIIner Heavy Bank
Failure. r
English politics unimportant. The Gov
ernment stated in the House of Lords that
preparations were making to arm British
troops with breach-loaders. =
Another serious bank suspension-the
Birmingham banking company-was an
nounced on the morning of the l4th; liabili-
ties computed at over 100000 sterling.
This is a severe calamity for large Blr-
mingham houses. N
Latest War News--PPOgress Of
French Intervention.
Accounts as to the progress of French
mediation are conflicting. Nothing au-
thentic has transpired. The threatened
armed Intervention Of France is not con-
firmed, but French vessels have gone to
Vehetia. 1t is reiterated that Prussia de-
clined the armistice. French journals de-
clare that France, Prussia and Italy have
come TO an arrangement upon proposals to
be made to Austria. Upon this basis Aus.
tria ,is to, be excluded from the German
Confederation. a. t.i.
The Times declares England would not
follow France in Intervention that was cal
culated to aggravate evils.
The Prussians had rested at Zewittan;
there headquarters resumed the march.
The vanguard were reported at Zuana.
Bepedek's army was rapidly organizing on
the 11th.v His forces were reported to num-
Der 100000, exclusive of cavalry and arr
tillery, and daily increasing. pHa gtgisIu
The London Globe regards the Prussians
as within a week or ten days march OF
Vienna.
a Bayarian telegram asserts that the bat
tie near Kissengen had no result Cialdini
occupied Rovigo.
Flying columns of the National Italian
Guards had successes oyerthe Austrians on
| the Stiltin. y, r = ,l.l.,+-.
LONDON, Friday afternoon, July l3.---
The mediations for peace have made no ap-
parent progress. The Prussian army con-
tinues to advance, and the Austrians are
regaiuing strength. .i'H .n"
LONDON, July IA, Evening.-The Paris
Moniteur says that negotiations are still
progressing, and the best feeling prevails
between France and Prussia. III ,ss n
Mediation al an End;
LONDON, Sunday, July ,15.-The Vienna
Press Ofthe 18th says that the proposed me-
diation of Napoleon Is ended for the pres
ent and Austria must trust to her own
strength and recOurses. She has resolved
to make the most strenuous efforts to main-
tain her position as a great power.
The Italian General Marmora has resign
ed! .s gli io.4H ..'
The Austrians are concentrating their
forces for the protection of Tyrola and Istria.
-s." The Gable.
QUEENSTOWN. July 15,-The Great East
ern is paying out the cable. The reports of
Saturday afternoon from her are that 135
miles have been laid, and that the signals
are perfect.
The steamer Caledonia, from New York,
arrived here to-day. 1900 l.Eu