Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
Forelgm News.

HALIFAX. April THE steamer England
has arrived.
The prospects of wal between Austria and
Prussia we're increasing. The crisis was
considered imminent.
The cattle plague in England was on the
decline.
BERLIN. March 27.-The Zeitriesche cor
rcspondcnce to day published an article rep.
~resenting the present State of the Austrian
Prussian relations as serious. 1t cons; ders
the crisis far from diminishing, but on the
/ contrary becoming more dangerous. The
| article points out that as soon Is the Aus.
| TRANS had arrived, her financial condition
would compel her to hurry the attack.
The Prussian government is taking this
| into serious consideration.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times
| saws Prussia has not mobilized or sent to the
4 frontier a single regiment. Some few regi
| mcnts have been called in but it can posi-.
| lively be said that they do not come up Ia
/ the number which in the most peaceful times
= has been collected on the appearance OF
some distant danger. On the dirlomatical
horizon the position of the army are ms
contaminated. and they are prepared TO call
II out nj a moments notice.
There Is no truth in the reported alliance
between Italy and Russia. The Italian goy-
ernment desires to observe the s~trictest nneu.
trality in any conflict that NAV occur be.
tween Prussia and Austria.
The Fepian ,nyaslon of Canada. and the
consequence In which it may lead are re
ferred to, and the Times expresses the hope
that the United States will compensate Eng
land fol- the passive attitude she has hereto.
fore assumed on the Fenian question.
The Post says: There are indications that
many OF the malcOntnets Will think better
Of their opposition to the reform bill.
The Times, on the reform bill, says Look
ing at what the traces Union accomplish,
we deny that the working classes are really
excluded from power. In our politics they
WELD far greater power han any electoral
privilege could give them.
Capt. Grace reports hal on Tuesday was
the first case OF cholera, since when 100
more cases have broker out and % deaths
have occurred: She was ordered OIL by the
Government, but owing TO the rapid spread
Of disease the engineer being SICK, 1t
was found Impossible to proceed. She now
lies below the light house. fart Oh the pas
sengers will be placed on the hospital ship
and shanties erected on the beach Tor the
sick. There will be no communication with
the ship. The oiiicers are dolng all possible
10 rcileve the SICK, mere are tnree uoctois
on board to look after them. She has 1872
passengers and lOO crew. lhe passengers are
mostly German ana the captain Thinks the
disease was brought on Doafa ny Inc Ger
mans.
PORTLAND, April 1O.-The steamer Bel
eian. from Liverpool goth, via. Londonderry
Both. arrived here 1t half past six o'clock
this morning. Her dates are one day later.
The general and political news from England
The apprehension of trouble in GERMANY
and the Fcnian agitation in America con.
t;n,ed IN nress the funds. and il WINS remark. |
oil that consols on the 26th touched Z lower
no;nt than has been known aimee the com.
mercial crisis of 1857.
Satiertbwoite's circular Of evening If 2Sth
saws there il little alienation to note in
American securities since our Last. Prices
1,oro ron,.;nod steady Anv tendance IN
in nmotstions induced nv the
fali;no IF nreminm on cold in New York
has ieeen cnnnferacted nv fears Of noliticaI
trouhje IN Germanv 5.20s and Erie each
Close At 4 Quarter advance on the week. II /
linoia Central has been in active demand f.
and touched 81, but closes at SO}@SO4.
FRANCE The third setting of the Con,
ference on Danubian P~rincipalities was heli |
on the eSth.
The Austria and Prussia German Journals
TO discuss with Keen interest the
of : war between Austria and
Prunkia. Nothing has as yet transpired to
throw any light on the eventual issue of the
The London Morning Post Of the Goth
avs: The nosition of siFa,rs everv dsv be. |
comes more critical In Berlin. The IAN.
auace If the nress. by evident dictation Of
n. Go..-.,a,t :; rl;Lo .rd o...t Mi. |