Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-04
Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Steamers Hermann ans


Arrival Of the Steamers Hermann and
Marathon
NFw YoRK, June 3.-The steamers Her
mann from southampton the ODD, and the
Marathon from Liverpool the 22nd, and
Queenstown the 23d, arrived.
The London Post of the 22nd publishes a
Paris telegram, stating that it ia definitely
arranged that the representatives ofFrance,
England and Russia on one side, and Aus
tria, Prussia AMI Italy on the other, will
assemble at the Foreign Ministry in Paris,
under the Presidency of NJ. Druyen Huys,
for formally opening the conference to solve
pacifcally the pending question between
Austria, Prussia and Italy.
Lord Cowley, British Ambassador at
Paris, will shortly proceed to Vienna.
The London Herald says that Congress
nor the Conference can do nothing more
then to adjourn, unless one or the other
Of the cOmbattants become exhausted un-
der the burden of its preparations.
The Dresden Journal Of the 2lst says the
Congress is agreed TO, by all powers, and
would meet on the 25th. According to
some authorities Austria evinced disincli-
nation to Join the Conference, and It was
asserted that should she persist she would
be represented pro tenn. by England and
Russia. There is, however, no indication
of relaxation in military preparations by
the several powers, and almost universal
feeling was that the Pacific solution was
hopeless. Prussia issued DEGREES that in
the evsnt of war Merchant ships belonging
to the enemy are not to be liable to
capture in high sea by her war ves-
sells. This measure only to apply in case OF
reciprocity from the enemy. Entrenched
camps are to be constructed near Vienna as
a point of concentration for the Austrians.
The Austrian commandant at Vienna is
sued notification warning the inhabitants
against attempting to induce the enlistment
into Italian volunteer corps. Also against
melting desertion. These offences will be
dealt with by martial law.
Austria, as continually asserted refuses to
discuss any proposition for the concession Of
Venetia.
The formation of Iralian volunteers into
regiments commenced on the 2lst Of May.
A Vienna dispatch states that the allie
glance between Prussia and Italy binds
each to support the other in case of an at
tack by Austria.
Wagner, a Government inlormer, was
stabbed at Howe, near Dublin. He recent
ly returned from America, where he served
in the Confederate army, and was seriously
wounded. The attempted assassin was ar
rested.
The cattle plague has made its appear
ance in another part Of Ireland Waxford
county.
FRANcE.-The Moniteur De Armee SAYS
Several journals having spoken of military
preparations in France we are authorized TO
declare all such rum0rs devoid of founda-
ton.
Reconciliation between the Emperor and
Prince Napoleon is complete.
The modification of the French Cabinet
is agsin spoken Of The ministry viii
probably be changed.
SPAIx.-Allusions in the British ParIia-
ment to the bombardment of Valparisa pro-
dueed a great sensation in Madrid.
HoLLASD.-All the ministry have re-
signed.
CAPE Coon HorR, April 1.-The Besuta
war has closed.
Advices from Melbourne, April 25th, state
that the tariff is settled, the government
consenting to separate the tariff from the
appropriation bills.
The recall of Gov. Darling created great
excitement.
LIVERPOOL, May %, P. M.-Cotton sales
for two days 10000 bales. Market dull and
lower.
Manchester market dull.
Flour steady.
Wheat inactive. Western red 10s2d@
10s9d.
Beef dull
Pork fat and considerably lower.
Bacon inactive and declining.
Butter dull.
Lard quiet and firm.
Ashes inactive.
Sugar dull.
Rice quiet.
Petroleum very dull and nominal.
LONDON, May 22-AConsols sGsGs7; 5-2Os
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