The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09
ArrivaI Of the steamer Jura-

NEW York, Aug. s.-The steamer
JuEa, with Liverpool dates of the 18th
and Queenstown 18th, has arrived
The working of the Atlantic cable,
with increased speed, was noted on
the 18th.
There was no further disturbance OF
the peace in London and a meeting in
Hyde Park for the Seth was called, it is
alleged, by consent of the government,
but the Ministers declared no such con-
sent was given and warned the league
against holding the meeting. The
league was determined to hold the
meeting elsewhere and the government
assented to its being held at Primrose
Hall, declaring the Royal Parks should
not be used until the question of the
right was settled.
The Government had given notice in
the House of Commons of the necessity
for the removal of the habeas corpus
act in Ireland.
General Michael Gleesou, of the q. S.
army, has been released from the Dub
lin jail on condition of his leaving the
country.
The truce expired on the 27th of july
but was prolonged 10 August I'd, and
four weeks armistice, commencing
from the latter date, was concluded.
II Is also announced that peace pre-
Ilmlnaries had been signed and reached
Vienna for ratification blythe Emperor
of Austria
The minor German States were not
included in the armistice and hostilitieS
between them and Prussia continue.
The Bavarians were defeated by the
Prussians near Musibury.
The suspension of hostilities by Aus
tria and Italy commenced on the 18th,
Peace IS thought almost sure.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-The following
bulletin is posted in Paris Bourse to-
day: The Plenipotentiaries, of Prussia
and Austria have signed an armistice
for four weeks. Herr Pforlen signed
on behalf of Bavaria and other South
western States The Italie, of Florence
states that negotiations for the conclu-
sion OF the armistice have led to a re-
suit satisfying the dignity and interests
of Italy. The same paper saws: France
has recognized the right of the inhabi-
tants of Neuitia to dispose of their own
destiny. Austria is said to have with
drawn her demands in reference to in
tervention on the part of the Catholic
powers on the Roman question. The
question of Tyrol is also reported as
being satisfactorily settled. Peace ne
gotiatious take place directly between
Italy, Austria and Prussia.
LONDON, July 29.-The following is
given as the basis of the arrangement
by which the armistice has been pro-
Iouged:
The territorial integrity OF Austria
shall be maintained, except Venetia.
Austria accepts the formation of the
Southern Confederation under Prussia.
Saxony and the Southern States pre-
serve their territories, and will be a
free group by themselves, according to
their pleasure. Austria pays Prussia
an indemnity of seventy-fve million
francs. SchIeswig will be coded to
Prussia Holstein pays part of the ex-
penses.
1t is stated that the Prussians bonn
barded Wursenbnrg on the 9TH, and
were repulsed with the loss of sixteen
guns. The town suffered but little
damage.
The Patrie states that the French
iron-clad, Toulon, has been ordered TO
get ready for sea Immediately. Desti-
nation unknown
Rumors are current that if Frank
fort does not pay the forced contribu-
ton Immediately, the town will be en-
tirely closed, and no one allowed to
enter or depart
The Italian government have deter
mined upon full inquiry into the
causes of their late naval defeat
The Paris Bourse was firm at 6Sf. Sc.
British politics unimportanL