The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-03
by THE CABLE.
Austro-Prussian Treaty Ratified
Mr. Fox Presents the Russian feas-
apiry with an American Flag
Cholera Spreading in Russia,
Bavarian Chambers Approve
the Treaty of Peace.


LONDON, Thursday, August 30.-The
exchange of ratifcations of the Austro-
Prussian treaty took place 20 day al
Prague.
Moscow, August 30-A deputatiOn OF
Russian peasants has called on Mr. Fox,
and extended to him congratulations III
the name of the whole pessantry OF Rus
sia. Mr. Fox presented them with
United States flag, and Mr.. GevasdeD, on
receiving it, said that in case OF neeessl'
ty Russia would unfurl her banner by
the side of that of the great republic.
The cholera is spreading in Russia
LONDON, Friday, August 3l.-The 18th
Hussars and the SD and 6lst foot are
ordered to Canada at once, and lt IL pos
sible that more troops may be ordered
there
The steamer Rhone, from Rio JaDeiro,
| August 3, reports new ministry formed
| in Brazil, which is for the vigorous pros
ecution of the war. The Argentines re-
pulsed the Paraguayans on the llth of
July with severe loss The United States
steamer Nipsie, at Bahia, on July 23d,
saluted the flag of Brazil as an apology
for the seizure of the priyateer Florida
in that port
BERLIN, August 3I,--Itis reported that
| the Elector of Hesse will abdicate
VIENNA, August 3l-The retrench-
ment of the court expenses with the new
year will be 100000 of fiotins instead
Off 100000.
! MUNICH, August 30.--BOth the Bavar-
ian chambers have approved the treaty
Of peace. In the Chamber of Deputies,
Herr MOhn spoke in favor of close
union of Bavaria aud Prussia,
Sr. PETERSBURG, August 3O.-Tho spe-
cial envoy of the King OF Hanover has
had an audience with the Emperor.
HEARTS CONTENT, Sept 2.-The cable
OF last year was picked up this Sunday
morning at l;40 o'clock, in Latitude
81 deg. 81 min Longitude 90 deg. 03 min.
| The splice was made and the cable low:
cred at 2 o'clock A. NJ. The Great East
ern is now 700 miles from hero paying
out Every thing is going on well and
they expect to reach hero on Saturday
next.
PRAGUE, Saturday, September The
terms of peace between Austria and
Italy are in rapid progress toward settle
ment, aud it is generally believed that
peace will bo fully and finally consum-
mated between these powers.
LONDON, September THE London
Times of to-day, in view of the questions
arising between England and America
growing out OF the recent war in the
United States, and the more recent raid
by the Fenians into Canada, urges the
British government tO.take into serious
consideration the feasibility if not the
necessity of 80 extending the provisions
of the neutrality laws rs to hold the diff
ferent governments to strict liability
for all acts in violation of that law com.
mitted by subjects of each,
| PARIS, September IN. Drouyn de
| L'Huys, the French Minister for For
eign Affairs, has resigned The Marquis
OF MouthOlon succeeds him.
| BERLIN, SATURDAY EVENING, Scpton.
Der 1.-The PTUssau Diet is engaged in
| the discussion of the bill to indemnify
| the King for violation of the Constitu
tion in imposing taxes and raising funds
for the support OF the war without the
consent of Parliament,
BERLIN, August 81, P M,-The Grand
| Duke Of Darmstadt refuses the Prussian
treaty. Tho Upper House ia likely to be
annexed to Prussia.
| MUNICH, August 81, L, M-The mo-
tien TO close the Union of Bavaria with
Prussia, was lost The Congress then
adjourned aud will probably meet again
in October.
| VIENNA, August 3l.-The formalltics
| Of the cession of Nenitia have been end
ed The Austrians to leave Venice and
the QuadIilateral 10y the 9th of Soptem-
Der.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 3l.-Ihe
Journal of to-day says that the mission
of Mantiuifcl, caused by the proposal of
Russia to the neutral powers that they
participate In the territorial changes of
Germany, has been ended. This propo-
sal was not approved Russia refrained
from further discussion, but reserved
liberty of action.
| LONpoN, Saturday, September The
| threatened raid of the Fenians into Can.
ada has received serious notice on the
part of the British government who are
| taking active precautionary measures
Three batteries of artillery have lately
been sent to Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon, September
THE royal mail steamship China has
sailed for Halifax and Boston with f II3
| OC0 in gold for the United States
BREsT, Saturday September The
| Transatlantic company's steamer Periere
sailed for New York to-day. Among her
passengers was Madame RistOri, the great
tragedienne aud a theatrical company of
45 persons,
| PARIS, SATURDAY, September The
Emperor Napoleon, in a letter written
to King Victor Emanuel oB the lith Of
August, rejoices that the era OF peace
has returned. He says that be accepted
the cession of Senitia from Austria in
order that the people Of that country
might be enabled to choose their own
destiny. France, the Emperor adds, has
exerted her influence IN favor OF human
ity and the best interests OF the people of
Venitia and of Italy
ST, PETERSBURG, Sept The Rus
sian government, prior to the negotiation
of peace, proposed to the French EN-.
peror and tue other powers, that the
neutrals shoald participate in the terri.
torial changes occasioned by the results
of the war. Tue proposition was not