Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-15
FROM EUROPE.
BY sTEAmsMIP PERSIA.
EnRlNnd.

BuKluHu.
New York, Nov. 14.-The steamer Persia
brings Liverpool dates to the Sd and
Queenstown to the 4th.
Large subscriptions were making In be-
half of the sufferers by the Quebec fire.
The Queen has placed st. James Palace
at the disposal of her relative King George
of Hanover.
Mr.. Seymour Fitzgerald, former Under
Secretary of British Foreign Affairs, has
accepted the Governorship of Bombay.
An active emigration from Liverpool to
Texas was in progress.
Mr.. Bright made another important
speech in Dublin on the 81. .H
The reported illness OF Lord Clarendon
Is denied. He was in Italy enjoying per-
feet health.
Twenty-Five persons had perished in
colliery explosion near Newcastle.
All legitimate encouragement has been
officially promised the delegation IN behalf
of the Nicaragua railroad enterprise.
Paris dispatch says NJ. Rerthenny has
been nominated Ambassador at Washing
ton. .... ........
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says the Emperor's health has inn
proved considerably.
The Paris Presse says the alliance be-
tween Russia and Prussia Is an actual fact,
entered into with reference t. special OBJ
ject and in anticipation of events already
determined upon.
Designs of Russia In tho East.
The Presse also says: If Russia, in the
execution of her plans in the East, should
meet with any other obstacles than the
Turks, Prussia will range herself on her
side. If any foreign Intervention should
thwart the work of assimilation which
Prussia is accomplishing IN Northern Ger
many, or the already prepared alb orption
of the minor States south OF the Main,
Russia can rely on the armed cooperation
of Prussia. 1t also points out the COM
munity of interests between Prussia and
Russia in the work Of denationalizing
Poland
The London Times, in an article indi-
eating a change of Government policy,
makes light of the fate of Constantinople
and the Ottoman empire altogether, while
on the contrary attaching great importance
to the destinies of Egypt, sufficiently great
to warrant the sacrifice Of the last shilling
and the last soldier of England.
The Queen of Spain Unpopular.
There was an increasing unpopularity
against the Queen of Spain by her subjects,
and she was recently hissed at n theater.
1t was rumOred Government contemplated
a coup d'etdt.
A Vienna dispatch says: Baron Bentz's
entry into the Cabinet has strengthened
the Austrian policy of Cancellation to-
wards Hungary.
Cholera had nearly ceased at Pesth.
Recruiting the Russian Army.
An Imperial manifesto orders the Rus
sian military and naval forces raised to
their iull strength by recruiting through
out the whole Empire and taking four
from every thousand Of the population.
Three Thousand Persons Drowned.
Intelligence from Gambia has been main
ly anticipated by Cable dispatches. Three
thousand insurgents who had taken refuge
in the caves of Melidoni were drowned by
the rising of the tide.
The War In Brazil.
News from Brazil represents that Lopez,
on the part of Paraguay had made propos-
ais for peace, which were rejected by the
allies, when the battle of Carapsity was
fought, and the allies met with serious
defeat.