Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-16
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
ARRIVAL of the SnxoDio.

New YORK, April l5.-The SaXOnia, from
Hamburger via southampton 4th April, ar
rived. The U. 5. trigate Canandaigua was
daily expected at southampton.
Compliment 10 VAR. Peabody.
A Royal autograph letter had been sent
to George Peabody. The Queen hear
ing that Mr.. Peabody was about leaving
for America, has written him how deeply
| she appreciates the more than princely mu-
niicence by which he has sought to relieve
| London poor. A BarOnetcy would have
been conferred on him, but he felt debarred
from accepting such distinction. The
| Queen presents him her miniature as as
surance of her personal feelings.
English Funds Advanced.
The Times city article saws: English
funds advanced in consequence of the less
threatening character of accounts from
| Germany, coupled with rumor of moder-
| alton of the Duke Coburg. Consols $3.50
S658. Rentes 67f70c.
Effect ON Commerce.
Anticipation of war between Austria and
Prussia made most unfavorable impress
! sion on commercial affairs. Throughout
France the anxiety, instead of being dis
pelled by an elaborate article in the Consti-
tutionel, said to have emanated from the
Foreign Office, has increased apprehension
that if these powers 20 to war France can
not, even If she would, maintain neutrality.
Another Telegraph.
The official Gazette publishes contract
concluded between Portugal, France, Bra
zil and Italy for telegraph to America,
Austria and Prussia. ......
The Impending War.
A Prussian DNte to the minor German
States says: Austria, without any provoca-
ton on the part of Prussia, has ordered ar
maments of a threatening character, which
compel Prussia to arm also. Prussia now
seeks guarantees tor her security, having
vainly endeavOred to obtain them in alli-
ance with Austria. Won Bismrack asks the
support of the Minor States in the event of
being attacked by Austria or being COM
PEELED to make war. .e
A Vienna journal describes war as inev-
table.
Brussels intelligence states that Bis
marck's attempts Will make over the Middle
States to Prussia entirely.
Austria recalled all soldiers on furlough.
Several Minor German States resolved to
observe neutrality. "s42NEss
The Austrian Ambassador at Berlin
has presented dispatch declaring
the designs of Austria were peace
ful; its military preparations were made
with no hostile disposition, and that the
Imperial Government was determined, un-
der all circumstances, to abide by its duty
to that of Prussia under the Federal com
pact Hope was expressed that the Prus-
sian Government would feel at liberty to |
give similar assurance to Austria. !
A telegram from Vienna 4th, SAYS rumors
of peaceful solution of the Schleswig-
,Holstein question were current and pro-
duced most favorable impres ion. |
A Vienna letter says such arrangements |
are made that Austria could mobilize eight |
hundred thousand troops within a fort- |
night. Austria has prohibited expectation
of horses. f ls -ia-G -. ~ |
A Berlin telegram says it is believed that |
in reply to the dispatch of the Austrian |
Ambassador, Prussia will state she has no |
intention of following an aggressive policy, |
but would desire explanation respecting |
ornaments, of the Austrian Ambassador. |
Prussia will state she also has no intention |
of following anaggressive policy, but would |
desireeNplanation respecting armamentsOf |
Austria. JIG tts ars |
Florence kilograms announced the form
alton of camp OF 100000 men at Bologna,
under General Cialdini, that the principal |
Generals of the station army were sum-
moned to meet there on the 9th, and that al
station squadron is forming to cruise on the I
Adriatic, and that military preparations
are going on in Vienna. On the contrary,
a letter denies the earmaments, and also the |
rumor that an understanding has been
agreed upon between Italy and Prussia.
toss The War i'm Shanghai, ,;g |
Shanghai advices to March 9th state that
the Imperial troops gained complete VIC
Of thelatter aresaid to have been slaughter
cd or captured. oa 3,,.. a..i, IF