The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11
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Nrw YoRx. Sept. 10.
The following dispatches have been rs.
ceived over the cable:
BERLIN, Sept. Id The Upper House OF
the Prusssan Diet bas passed the bill 70 in
dsmnify the kiet hr acting without the. as.
sent oil the diet, in the matter of the budget
and army supplies, previous TO the war with
Austria.
The Chamber Of Deputies has rejected the
Government proposal for the issue of S60,-
600 900 of treasury notes Aad adopted the
amendment antheriSine the issue of $40, ,000,-
600 in treasury notes; payable one year from
their date.
II is reported thatthe King of Saxony has
decided 70 resiga in favor Of his .on.
/ Madrid, Sept. l0. The papers state ,pst
tho ,sosst y,st aI tne Qseea Of SpaiG, to thu
RnpfessiEug ~as of political nature,
LoxDoE, Sept 10. Tho Directors of the
British California Bank are urged 70 wind up
the affairs of the institution.
Earl Stanley Ia spoken of ~ the probable
successor of Lord C4wly, as British smbassa-
dor to France.
FLORENCE. Sept, n.-The Conference he.
tween Austria and Esly progresses SLOWLY.
The financial questi9d not yetsetseA
SKlEssa. Sept lO.r-Austria is about to in
troduce extensive reforms in the organization
| Of her army.
| ST. PETRRsBUR0, Sept. l0.-It is said thai
| all the tribes Of Dpghestian hare rerolted
against the authority Of the Gar. -
FLoREScE, Sept 10.-The Italian govern.
ment has issued a decree which dishsnds
81, 900 men Of the Italian army. Austria has
invited Italy TO sendplenipotentiarie to meet
others appointed by Austria for the purpose
Of adopting measures for the Improvement ol
] telegraph and post communications between
the two countries. =
ATHENS, Sept g. The Canadians have reiec.
| ted the terms offered by the Turkish govern.
ment snd continue their reyolts- The Epi.
rots inhabitants of Epirus also claim their
! freedom from Turkey, and have abandoned
their habitations aud taken to the Hlls. og
--latest via steamer.
HALIFAX, Sept. l0.-The steamer china,
from Liverpool, September lst, al noon, and
| Queenstown, ID, arrived here this morning
! The threatened Fenian invasion of Canada
and the active Preparations to meet it, are
proMfntnt topics. fhe HspAich ofah&e
/ reginenf 10 Csasdd . fully esn6rmeds e
! steamers Lamar and Brutus would proceed 10
4 u n
the 54th and 6ls rsyiments~ofs snfantry foi
Quebec. The 13tA Hussars ere Also reported
under orders for Canada. and the Morning
Post thinks it possible that still another cav
airy regiment will pfoceed u Canada as soon
IS possible.
| The daily Telegraph says, Canada is on the
brink Of another aud MUCH more serious in
vasio,. p = stt7a fsa e
The Times remarks that no one suspect
the Fenians are going to conqser Gt1a,
bot contemplated movements are 0IRowihe
some expense on the Colonies and on the
Government. The Army and Navy Gaseftt
says that two gunboAfs lately added 70 the
list of the royal navy in Canadian waters
we're purchased on the spot and one manned
! by officers and men from the ship Aurora.
The Tiiaes notices as especially satisfactory,
the fact that the Colonial Governme6'
| has now undertaken obiigatious
which should have been discharged BY the
late admiralty, and inspected the gnnboat,
on the lakes and rivers. Of these he vii
place the Commerce in the best state Of de
| fence on the American frontier Just as If the
| absence of the Eastern squadron would pro.
vide the enemy wi,h the greatest opportunity
| for mischief Four boats, totally manned
and equipped from the Queens ships, are al
ready in the service. Three gunboats from
England, We. are told. have arrived az Kings
| ton.
The Daily Ts1egrapl says thres additiona
batteries Of artileryfwere dispatched 10 Can
ada IN the Preside ent's anticipation of thu
emergency which has now arisen
| i, q rumored that the King of Greece hai
offered himself ms suitor for the Princes,
Louisa, of England47