Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-03
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Chinese Embassy To the Treaty of tn,
Great R0Wera.
NO Ohio Statesman.

Chinese Embassy To the Treaty of the
Great Powers. ...
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2S-Official ad-
vices to the Hon. Cassius M. Clay, United
States Minister to Russia, dated Pekin, No
vember 23d, announce that the Chinese
Emperor has determined to send a special
Embassy to the treaty of the Powers. 1t
Is presumed the purpose of the Embassy
il to revise treaties between the Great
Powers and China, and settle the many
complicated questions which arise under
the treaties. An Imperial decree, dated
November 2lst, announces that the Impe-
rial Government has selected as special
Ambassador the United States Minister,
Hon. Anson Burlingame, and the accept
ance of the latter OF the appointment. The
several foreign Ministers resident near Pc
kin, with whom Burlingame is very. pop
ular, all cordially approve of his selection.
He leaves Immediately and proceeds via
San Francisco. .--.,-t ..,r
Fenian Affairs. rs "a.
LONDON, Dec. 81, Midnight.-Two Head
Centers and five Captains of the Fenian or
ganizatiOns have been arrested at Meathyer,
South Wales. The Government has deter
mined to proceed with prosecutions against
Mr.. Sullivan. of the Dublin Nation, and
other persons who have taken CONSPICUOUS
part in the recent funeral procession in
honor of the Fenians executed at Manches-
ter. ati--t '-' ts
1t is reported that the men who stormed
Martells Tower, near Cork, and broke into
the gunshop in that city, all came from the
United States, sent over by the Fenian
Brotherhood. J -857fa. 4ss4 sg
The Italian Cabinet.
PARIS, January 1.-The Moniteur says
Menabrea is in a fair way to complete the
reorganization of the Italian Cabinet, and
the formation of a new ministry under his
direction may be considered certain,
- PrusaIan Am bsssador. ~
Baron Won Goltz was received to-day by
Emperor Napoleon as Ambassador of Prus-
sia and. the North German Confederation.
The Baron assured the Emperor of the
earnest desire of the King of Prussia for
peace and for close friendship with France.
Napoleon, in his reply, expressed in warm
terms his approval ofthe unity OF Northern
Germany, and hoped the Baron would con-
tinue to promote peaceful relations between
Prussia and France. 81 - sfit sf
tsttH Victor Emanuel. - s.
FLORENCE, Jan. liking Victor Eman-
uel, in reply to an address of both houses
of the National Parliament says Italy is
now passing through a crisis surrounded
by her foes, but he hopes for good results,
and advises Parliament and people to be
calm. ..-, ..,,,, q. ss fs-sr,
Another Fenian Attack.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-DiSpatcheS were re-
ceived to-day giving the particulars of an
other Fenian outrage. Last night, in the
county of Cork. near the city of that name,
under cover of, darkness, a large party of
the Brotherhood attacked the house OF
Charles Mathews, brother of the late
Father Mathews. Happily the family OF
Mathews was apprized of the scheme OF
the Fenians in time to successfully repel
the attack. Quite large force was quick
ly collected aud concealed in the mansion,
When the marauders came up they we're
were met with CALLING fire and inconti-
nently fled. Several were wounded but
were carried off by their comrades.
Bank of England.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-Weekly returns of the
Bank of England show that bullion has in
creased G12l 1000.
Died.
Baron Marocchetti, the sculptor, is dead
saz The PaPal Army.
VIENNA, Jan. 2.-The Government has
forbidden recruiting within the Austrian
empire of reinforcements for the Papa
army.