The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-23

avenues 09; lHlnOlS OenLfal hallrOad I04;
Erie Railroad shares 500. 1'r
Cotton. 1.-THE sales of Cotton to-day are es-
timated at $4,000 bales. NIiddling Uplands
are quoted at l54d. ..s4 Ias ~
et a.4 BY Steamer. s4i fss-4ss.
New York, Oct 2l-The steamer Hermann,
from Southampton on the 10th, has arrived.
The details of her news are interesting. ~
isa- Great Britain.
A great meeting of the working classes in
Leeds has been held. The Times referring to
the demonstration says: Certainly no polit-
cal movement has for long time attracted SO
much attention as was proved on Monday by
the collecting together ofso great amultitude,
in order to discuss and support the principles
of the Manhood Suffrage Association, which
has been established in Leeds"
The London Star says that 10000 persons
were present. Many speeches were made
and resolutions were passed. Mr.. Bright
made powerful speech.
About $4,000 English volunteers have
avaied themselves of the invitation to attend
the Brussel fetes. Lords Lindsay and Bury
are in command.
Lord Cowley will continue as British Am
bassador at Paris for some months.
The cholera still continues to prevail in
London and in the North.
Three ships have arrived at Nitulajeuski,
from Hamburg, with material for the Russo
American telegraph. The entire material is
in excellent condition.
France.
The Moniteur denies that the Emperor and
Empress will go to Pampeluna. as.,so 3 III. +.
There are alarming reports in Paris con-
corning the state of hen lth of the Empress of
Mexico
The ratified treaty has been sent to Vienna
with 100000 forms in Treasury bonds,
in payment of the indemnity.
~ Russia.
Thirtyfour persons are compromised by
the disclosures at Karakas in the trial of one
who has been condemned to death, and if
teen to exile in Siberia. fi,.,. =
Austria. t1. asa
The Emperor has decided to renounce the
title of the King of Lombardy and Venetia.
Prussia.
The lawncorporating Frankfort in the terri
tories of the Pruss.an monarchy has been SOL
emnity promulgated. The Prussian flag was
hoisted at various points Large crowds as
sembled at Romerberg, but the inhabitants
remained quiet. t
Similar Royal patents, taking possession of
Nassau and Hesse Cassel, were soIemnly pro-
muIgated at Cassel and Viesbaden.
The London Telegraph says that it is ru-
mored that Garibaldi intends to visit Eng
land in November, but that the rumor is I'M
founded. The same journal asserts that the
state of affairs in Canada every day becomes
less serious. The cattle plague has made its
appearance in several places in the cantons of
Grisons and Schauf hansen, in Switzerland.
The Empress of Mexico had arrived at
Trieste from Rome A letter dated at Rome,
Oct 3D. and published in the Lyons papers,
says: 'The Empress of Mexico is the subject
Of much conversation here. Yesterday at 8
a. M, without having requested an audience,
she presented herself at the Vatican to see
the Holy Father. She was Immediately re-
ceived, and is said to have presented petit
ton praying the Pope to sanction everything
her husband had done as Emperor of Mexico,
with respect to religious matters.
"The story goes that the Pope positively
refused to do SO f; when the Empress declared
that she would not leave the Vatican if the re-
quest were not granted" The writer adds
that he cannot guarantee the authenticity of
all this, but he is certain that the Empress
did not quit the Vatican until p. m. She
then retired to the private study of the Pope,
and his Holiness continued his daily routine
of audiences, leaving the Empress, with her
lady in waiting.
The evacuation of the fortresses of the
Quadrilateral by the Austrians, and their oc-
cupation by the Italians, was progressing.
An affray took place at Verona between some
Austrian troops and the inhabitants, but per-
feet order was soon restored.
A semi-official denial was given at Berlin
to the statement that Prussia had opened ne
gotiations with Austria on the Eastern ques-
ton ,a....s5, -, ,.,.f
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times says that the Prussian troops ordered
to the frontier Of the Danubian principalites
have, by an Imperial order dated September
20. been arrested in their march thither.
The patent annexing Hanover to Prussia
was promulgated in Hanover, October 9Th
The ceremony was accompanied by salutes
of artillery and ringing of bells. The patent
declares the annexation to be one of the re-
suits of the righteous war in which Prussia
was engaged. 1t demands obedience to
Prussian authority, and promises protection to
Hanoverian subjects. The annexation is de-
clared to be necessary for the reorganization
of Germany. And the patent assures the
Hanoverians that Prussian acquisitions are
gains to Germany.
The Ex-King of Hanover having fulmin-
ated lis protest against the annexation, now
relieves all his former subjects from their
oaths of allegiance to him. The Inhabitants
of Frankfort protest against being annexed
to Prussia e
Spain.
The capture of the steamer Tornado by
Spain is expected to be settled amcable be-
tween Spain and England. The Tornando's
papers appear to have been of suspicious
character.
Turkey. '