The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-28
The steamship Fulton, from New York az
rived at Falmouth on the, afternoon Of the

\ The steamship Fulton, from New York a.
rived at Falmouth on the afternoon Of the
| 18TH H.. s .sf,a..,.'. =. {.
The steamship City of New York, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown on the morning
| Of the 10Th, and reached Liverpool at noon Of
! the 10th. d.t sls. ~. -4
| The cholera statistics of London show de-
crease in the deaths sn4e'r's89t 97 ,.
The Official Provincial Correspondent
| praises the moderation of Napoleon, and cred
| its him with the desire not to ii disturb the
friendly relations or interferein German pol
I itics, and asserts that the hopes, of different
character, eraanate from the influence of OPP
posite parties in France. The article adds
that Prussia will take steps for the inoorpora-
ton of the conquered North German States
wit haut delay. f' s7f 70 ae.. ,.'iii.
The London Times. editorially says that
Napoleon has disappointed the lovers of mis-
chief, and has proved stauneh to his princi-
pies. Other London journals express salts
faction with his decision ~. - sat
/ * The Prussian government intended to an
| noiince to Parliament on the 18th the an
neKation of the conquered Northern States,
but was prevented by the influence of illus
triuus persons at court. 49, as 4 ~
The mission. of General Manteuffel to Ham
burg is stated to have been attended with
complete success. 5.iap
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says
the Empress of Mexico is sndeayoring to OBJ
tain a release from the obligation of paying
what is due France out of the proceeds of the
Mexican customs, and should the effort prove
Intellectual she will announce as her ulti ma
tu1n her husband abdication of the Mexican
throne.
The Moniteur contains intelligence from
Tiflis, that part Of Russian Daghetan had ris-
en- in instruction Reinforcements of Prus-
sianztroops had been sent to the various pla-
ces where risings took place. 81
Rio de Janeiro, July 25-Coffee, 6H40o a
6H60O. Stocks good. Exchange, 22t 221
Cape of Good Hope mails to July l3 report
many shipping disasters on the east coast of
Southern Africa. No American vessels are
mentioned.
From Mexico.
Pa San Francisco, August 24-The steamer
Sierra Nevada arrived to-day from Mazatlan
with $4,000 in treasure. s.'
Affairs at Mazatlan and Guyamas on Aug.
II, remained unchanged.
There had been a skirmish outside Mazat-
land the night before the steamer left, in
Der wounded
Corona's forces was still in the vicinity in
vesting the city. The impression was gene
raj that the French would evaeuate Mazat-
z From Havana.
!, New York, August 24.-Adviees from Ha-
vana to the 18th, state that the quarantine of
fifteen days placed upon vessels arriving from
the limited Stotpu ia strictly on forcad
A new political Governor is expected in
the place Of Cipriano del Morro named
Guiterris de la Vega; and Michelena, who
was Governor under Dulce, returns from
Spain to take the post of 1ntendente or
{ Treasurer.
Admiral Herrera, lately commanding the
Cuban station, sailed for Spain on the 18th
instant.
: Several oargoes of Coolies had arrived
lately. .e.........
Business was dull at Havana