, 1866-08-18
FROM EUROPE.

TtcxE Between Napoleon nxad the Pms.
rinn Amhasxadof-Courte~t to United
S1ntea Nnsul Omccr1tn Prusn1a-Rcve-
fat1cnH In Regard to the Late Attempt
Cpon the Life Of the Cxar-Ruxslan Al
fhfz1-Atrisn1 Of a Life Boat Which
Has Crossed the Atlantic.
PAR1a, Angnst 1a.-Thc Emperor Napoleon re-
ceIsed the P1usrtnn Ambassador to-day al an au
1ienee at the Tuile.lea. The Minleter delivered
to his MuJestJ lhe reply Of the King Of Prnssa to
the French note, demanding an extension Of the
frondes Of the French Empire to the Rhine. The
State paper declares that tue demand IL iasdrals-
able, and that Prussia Will not aceede to it. Ma
po1eou replied that he had raadn the dea4and In
order 10 kati&fy public opinion In France on the
subject Of the rectidcaiion Of the frontier. &c
deemed It d just demand, hut, at the sane .tmc
acknowledged the fal1ness Of the argument used
by the frussian Cabinet In the reply OF refusal.
He said t1at the relations exieung At present be-
tween France and Ptussia ehonld not be dists.b-
ed in any case, snd hoped Prussia Ho1ld not oEcr-
step The lire.
ST. PErEnsBura, August ls.-Ihe o1lcers Of tho
Chited States squadron were receired BY the En-
pc1or and Court to-day. At the Imperial Pa1ace Of
tie Gar. Twenty or them dtned with the Govern
or ut the Pan1oITtky Palace. The Royal Gardens
were maEu.hccnsly Illuminated, and The populace,
who turned out in very large numbers, were Ad-
mttttd. The Russian hands played the American
ualu1al dltB- 4uE Au1Et1C3Q 0utGEf6 f1s}ISn Inc
Empcsor's palace and all the public buildings yca~
te1day.
The Investigation into the circumstances cog
cc1pns the attempt On the life Of the Car AeEau-
der has tessnsnsltd. Several aesonpliees Of the
would regicfde made confessions, which 60 10
ahow tat The object OF the conspiracy WAS 10 eject
\ general revolution IN the Empire. There exists,
appcat. in Russia two secret societies hostile To
the Government, one being nsmed the Association
0f4FAN$54f{Nff "a Hat 11rk
had their headquarters In Moseow, and t@tea ID
couaunlcation with The European Revolutionary
Committee. The assazIn belonged to these So
cietIes.
BEn11K, Angus: 15.-The danger to the du,a-
uou Of the peace now extstin- In Germany Is
caused. not By any political differences On the
part Of Pznstts, but BY questions Of territorial
natnrc, more especially those arising from the
pattiaoning aud adjustment Of the Federal
property acquired By the war.
4 war between p1ussIa and France Il probable.
HAs11NCa, England, August 16--The small ship,
Red, White and Hlue-a lifc-boat, ship -.1ssed-
which left Ncw York on the 9th Of Ju1y, With two
men and dog On board, passed hero to-day,
bound to lundon-a1l well. The names Of the
1eu On board arc Captain William Hudson and
bis Mate, Fitch.
II1astirgs il stnal port In The English Chan~
mel. about thl1ty.thr miles from Bstshlon-1
The steamship Ksusarpo, Captain M.uatnr,
which 1e Fcw York on tho ut instant, srriYrd 1t
Liverpool On the 18th.
Pro<&Fatfon OF the New FoundIand
telegraph Linnx
PoKr HooD, Ang. II, 10 p. na.-Tne Eeu Found
land line is proatsated by heavy gale. 1t will
Probably bo repaired tomorrow. No news to-
night. ~,
| By Steamer Particulars
from the Late Seat Of yyar-Capture
of wurzburE and Hayrouth by ahe
-PrusstAnH-FecltnE OF Prussia toward
tho Austrtans-Vienna In . Stato oi
Hevoft-Anhtss IN RunEnx1-Ikuzsell
on the Battle Of sadosvn+
NEW YoHx, August 17-By tho Chtns,s mails
we bare thc following additional intcrestIu. p1r-
| uclase from the ea.i Of war;
August Il I'D 1s pes1eo
lively ths capitals q Western and 1t Eastern < Fam
| alter number Of small but sanguinAFy engage
roen!s, In lhe cou1re Of which The Fedctsls were
e!oM!y but ateadtl5 driven back to Rotenbrtt, In
| Northern BayaIia.
I marching into Austria, 1t has melted away under
the genial influence Of cetain paaer. aud ihcrs IL
e t. samie Asa % M ~
sudden I'll tic affection for their old comrades Of
the Danish war which has hin latent In Tho heara
OF the Fruss1sn soldfcrs during iha campaign. has
again burst forth INTO life, md there il prevalent
ii &ha army A1moat kindly pity Tor Tho uaiafor.
Iunc4 =! t1o*t WOO oat 4f@4E511A3 Wt3r &G.sAt2e<1
| 4 Yienna correspondent. OF tho London T7es.
EayA the city Is in state OF z:so1t and that The
tDhabstauts are snEctinE from w1ut oI food, IL
supply cnnnot be obtained from the North on 40
| count uf tho frusetan t1ooqs. md tho railway
have been taken up with military transportation
that they eannot bring provtsions Into their esp
1ial-
The cholera prevails In aorne dtlaehmGhts OF th,
| Feutnfan army In Bohemia
l. Mr.. Donald, an American merchant At VfeuuR
has presented The hospital authorities with lW
cwt. of American ice for The relief of the patients
The Parts fhyf taye thst Gcnc.a! Maltke fs sci
ting out from the southern borders Of SIiesta
.ha, = volunseer force Of cavalry has appeases
on tho northern boundary OF Hungary, 10 III
valley Of tho River Way which Joins The Danuh+
al CoInofn.
; The Vienna press declare this attempted inra
sion haf completely tat1c.l; that the einpanfon
1f1lr Hungarian leader harr len him IN order t,
reiofn thelr RESPECTIVE regiments; that tho peopI
everywhere turned deaf tar to insnrrrcdon5T.
zrpcalt, md That tie KAPPA bad been ennpclle;
10 5stqn to 0terhnEE. The point he sci out from.
battle Of s.dosa: Bcnedek perceived befo.s q
battle WINS :onghs. that his army was not what
ought 10 hs. II stands recorded II singular an
solid fc., that when he fought The battle be b
| Mcyed lie would be beaten. Ftyc DAYS hefore III
battle Of konnigratx, the CanznaadeF-tn-Ch!s
| Be-t MesaaEo to The Emperor, which tuu4t hnT
shake1 hts very shrone-@sttc. you rau4t nal:
| peare-H