The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-26

the AcIlattc between AncOna ana the lsland OF
Gros,a, thereby closing the Gulf of Trieste, and
threatening Venice, Trieste, Pola and Tnune.
Frankfort telegram states that motion will
shortly be introduced IN the Diet for the m)biza-
ton of the Federal army. II win also be proposed
that Austl Ia ana Prussla be called on to withdraw
the troops from the Fortresses OF Menitz aud Ras-
tact that they may be occupied by Federal forces
vienna telet ram states thH'- ra1ons tor war
continue ana patriotic movements were taking
place in the different towns OF Austria
THE coNGRIss OF NATIONS.
La France says that many diplomatic commuul-
cations have been exchanged between the Ca oinets
and the idea OF Congress- limited to the considera.
tion of pending questions, is again taken up.
RUSSIAN VICTORY
The Russians have dereatod the Emir Of Bokhara
MONEY PANIC AT BARCELONA.
telegram from Barcelona on the 14th reports
Preat run on the banks there Tor the exchange OF
notes and withdrawal of deoosts. Some suspen-
sions had occurred aud others we're expected.
GARIBALDI TAKES THE FIELD.
A telegram, daled Florence SAYS Garibaldi has
accepted the command of the volunteers, declaring
tha lie hopes to be able to cooperate with the
glorious army Of Italy IN accomplishing the des-
has been issued ordering all soldiers of the second
category Of 1914 10 be forth with incorporated with
tOgtther Tor two months drill
The Senate has approved, by vote OF 20 to 6, the
bill granting exclusive and extraordinary powers to
provide for the pubic safety.
The 0pinioue thinks If formal proposal should
be made tor q European Congress Ita snoud accept
armed, and that the cession of Veneta be included
in the programme of the Congress. These conditions
are essential.
GENERAL NEWS
The departure of the Vienna garrison for BOhe-
ma has commenced, and the substitution money tor
military exemption is abolished
The steamers AtendnRid, from New York. arrived
at Cowes 1850 z. VI. OF the 10th and the HERNIA nm,
from New York arrived at Cowes at 30 the same
The Tunes of Tuesday saws, editorially, that the
wonted feeling of security has almost returned Its
oFffn xyNaNr
vai; but no fresh failures nave occurred which
considering that the pressure for money has not
mltigated. and that the most extraordinary rates
have been Iaid in the Stock Exchange, is very
favorable.
The Globe of Tuesday evening reports decided
improvement in the Stock Exchange, and foreign
stocks are especially buOyant Consos tor money
were quoted at S62GS6F at p O'Clock p. 81
A telegram from Milan, dated the 18th, states that
regiments OF CToats continue to arrive. Six thou
sand were expected altogether, and will be ecue.
loned from fruli to Fadua.
Depots for the Austrian military service in We
META have been established at Gretz, and a cOnsl-
derable force is stationed an the Tyro
The garrison of Venice rs to De raised 20 "a, 900.
GUnboats have been stationed aud heavy torpedoes
sunk in the inner harbor OF Venice.
The Rinderpest has appeared IN County Down,
Ireland. Several cattle have been killed.
several French journals have received warning
for representing that the government is provoking
war.
Commercial News
LIVERPOOL, Nay l4.-Cotton sales yesterday
10000 bales; prices uDc hanged, with demand tor
AL descriptions at iul previous quotations; sales to
spectators and exporters, 1900 bales.
Breadstufs quiet and steady No markets since
the sailing OF The Cuba.
Provisions dull. Lard dull but steady. Tallow firm
and quiet.
Ashes inactive. Sugar quiet. Coffee no sales.
Rice, no sales Linseed oil dull hosin, no sa' 'es
spirits Turpentine dull Petroleum quiet and
nominal.
ties, 65a@66; Illinois Genital, 76GW Erie Railroad,
48Ga5
LONDON, May 15 -Consols s6s@S6E; Fivetwen.
ties, 654j Erle Raj road, 45.
LIVERPOOL, NAV 15.-Cotton sales day 5000
bales, including 1900 bales to speculators and eX-
porlers. The market closed quiet and UNCHANGED.
SUIT AGAINST THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE His
Royal Hlphness the Duke of Cambridge, comman-
uer-in Chief of the British armV has got into hot
water with an officer of the Colds ream Guards who
has commenced a suit against his royal chief for
illegal deposition from his position in the army. lt
appears that Lleutenant-Coone Dawkins, COM
mandlng battalion OF the Guards, whose record is
undisputed, and O hero of the Crmea feeling
aggrleved at the Overbearng conduct of Lord ROke-
ley Major General in the army refused tine latter
his hand on parade. Lord Rokeley not relishing
this independence on the part of q commoner and
a subordinate, determined to "crush him OUT"
and to do so invoked the supreme power OF the
army IN the person of the Duke of Cambridge, who
summary dismissed Col DawkIns, or whatIs equiva-
lent to it, reduced him to half pay and retired him.
Colonel Dawkins, who is only two aud thirty, and
very thy and, withal of good family though NOT
titled, had no idea OF being deposed without trial
by court-marIal to which he is unquestionably
entitled. He demanded this right, whicr being re-
ROke and the Duke of Cambridge laying his
DAMAGES each suit at some twenty thousand
pounds. The English papers have been considerably
exercised at the novel sight of one of the royal family
beng hauled over the Goals by spunKy commoner.
But in fairness, they seem 10 think that he has the
right OF II, and will prevail.