The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-30

Florence, Tuesday, August %, P. M
Mazzini has refused to accept the amnesty
granted by Victor Emanuel, and declines to
be subject of the King on any terms-pre-
ferring exile to such position. <s4
The Army on a Peace Footing.
Florence, Tuesday, August %, P. M
The immense army which Italy called into
the field to reclaim Venetia from Austrian
dominion is being rapidly dsbanded Carl
baldi's volunteer force is dis armed, and the
regular army is fast being reduced to a peace
footing. a''o 70 ''-t ss"seo 'tF'e'- s's'sol
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Prague, August 27-'fhe treaty Of peace
made by the Plenipotentaries of Prussia and
Austria has been ratified by the King Of Prus-
STA, aud is now on its way to this city for ex-
change. '7a"'s ''=' ~ f'''''s VIZ
Vienna, August 20, p Ms--The Austrian
government has determined to issue bonds to
the amount Of one hundred and forty millions
OF forms, to meet the extra ordinary expenses
of the late war, including the twenty millions
OF thalers stipulated to be paid to Prussia by
the treaty Of peace. III. lI,- {
Spatn-Fears about Cuba.
Madrid, August 20, P. M.-Fears are be-
ginning to be entertained here as to the des-
tiny Of Cuba. The Politica in an article pub
lished to-day, argues that the impending COL
lapse of the Mexican Empire will compromise
SPANS possession Of the island Of Cuba. -
Captare ola ChiIian Privateer. s7
Madrid, August 28.--One of her Cathslic
Majesty frigates has succeeded in capturing
the Gillian privateer Tornado off the coast OF
Spain. ." ottNt s'"f,@Af e '7
Russia. 8llSt
Moscow, August 27.--At the banquetJgiven
10 the American Embassy, the speech OF Mr.
Fox IN response to a toast was eminently
Mandatory of the government of the Gar, and
OF the system adopted ,hy him, which had
bound his subjects so closely to his interests
Great Britain.
London, August 2S, Noon John Bright
delivered speech last night at Birmingham
beforeia mass meeting of Che people Favorable
to the reform movement which exceeded all
bis former eloquent. efforts, and, created the
most enthusiastic excitement among the imr.
mense audience. The meeting was the largest
held of late years, and the4interest manifested
by the people exceeds that of any former
demonstrations in favor of Reform since
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','l' Liverpool Market. 49, -
Liverpool, Aug. 2S!-4Cotton The mar
ket is dull and declining. The sales to-day
are estimated at 5000 Bales. Middlinx Up
lands are quoted at 134d.
The Cotton market is dull aud declining.
Prices are partially Id. lower. The sales to-.
day were 5000 bales. Middling Uplands is
quoted at l34d.a13}d. per lb.
The Breadstuffs market is weak. and prices
are declining HthiHSM ~ al|'tH
Flour and Wheat are dropping. ,.,...,s.
Corn has declined Cd. per quarter, and
Mixed Western is quoted 26s. Sd. per 4s0
pound.
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Lard is especially dull, and prices nomi-
nal, 3Nt-icHE 4AAAas3,t nov 49,
Financial.
London, August 20 AEveni6 g..AThea mon
ey market is without change to note,
The Official closing price IF consols to-day
was s9} for money.
Americ an sc chrities. Z Ira
The quotations to-day are;
United States Five-twenties, ~; Illinois
Central Railroad, IS; Erie Railway shares,
453. nG0IT eaSll4 Hr9Yllgq Eg,
CLOSING PRICES
London, August 2s-Evening The mar
Aet for American securities is improving;
prices are slightly higher The figures at the
Close We're as follows: az
United States Fve-twenties, 724; Erie
hallway shares, 45a; Illinois Central shares,
'ez. 8laBRe s34Iah n ~ ~
GENERAL NEWS.
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Major General T. H. Wood, commanding