| Show special to the th DESERET dij new ew york 30 eleven cases of cholena cholera yesterday and ind six today to day flour Is 14 dull and 10 cents lower lowers governments llave have advanced and are aie firm alexander H stephens publishes publish i ea a letter promising to attend the philadelphia convention i I 1 new york aj dispatches from mr field giving particulars of the voyage yo age say that the irish frish bhore shore cable cabie was laid saturday morning g july ath and a splice for ocean cable was made on oia friday agn on board the great eastern and buried buried in in 94 fathoms distant 27 oti niles allies from the Valen valentia tid telegraph house the great eastern easters and her corL consorts sorts at pm of friday started for newfoundland found laud land the average speed of odthe the snip from the time the splice was awas made until we saw land was little less than five nautical miles an hour and the cable has been out at an average of five and a half miles an hour the total otal slack was less than 12 per cent the weather has been more pleasant than I 1 have ever known on the Atlant atlantic fe at this season the total distance run nun was 1669 miles and the ca ble paid out was 1864 miles we have been in constant communication with valentia since the splice was made and have dally daily received news from europe the cable will be open for business in a few davs days after taking in in coal the telegraph fleet heet will sail for the spot where the cable was lost last year and recover the end and complete the second line linet between ireland and newfoundland hearts content 27 the Th london eLondon times of the says of the telegraph it is a great work the glory of the age and nations anil and they thoy who have achieved it deserve to be honored as benefactors of their lace race race A treaty of peace has been signed between austria and prussia A previous telegram says that a five days armistice between austria and prussia began at noon on the f there was fighting on the the austrians Aust rians clala claiming ilni the victory Ic tory the earl of shaftsbury shaftesbury Shafts bury had protested in the house of commons against the reform meetings inee tings in the discussion of the tariff sir john packington lackington pae Pac kington admitted that england was behind other nations A severe engagement took place aldee on the off the island of lisa the austrians Aust rians claimed the victory they sunk an italian ironclad iron clad running down one and blowing up three there have been riots in london on account of the refusal of the govern ment to allow reform meetings in hyde park vas washington dashington Yas hington 29 cyrus W field hearal hearty content I 1 heartily eony cony rit nUt late you and ano trust enterprise se nia may ka prove as sue lieb as your efforts vla een persevering lay may 3 the th 6 cable cabie under the sea A ea itald tend to promote harmony garmony between the republic of the west ardd arid the goin govern gein n ment meat of the eastern hemisphere signed ANDREW JOHNSON london 20 20 bullion in the bank of england has decreased the monitor says prussia consented to abstain from hostilities forgive for nive five days provided austria austri would within thal that that time give her decision on the basis of the peace proposed the prussians had begun a regular siege liege of the fortress of Ment zef an engagement took place before on the loth the austrians Aust rians were defeated with a loss of 16 guns the austrians Aust rians were making a rapid retreat out of dior moravia avla avia i new york ZO 50 no private messa messages aea aes have yet reabell reached 0 us ug over the cabie cable the news reports already sent are through mr field and mr of the tribune u who is on board the albany the tha distance tobb to be traversed by the bews news hews yacht sailing from ashy bay to port au barque bacque is 80 miles I 1 chicago 29 A congress adjourned at 4 pm of bf saturday after a continuous session of thirty hours and passing a great multitude of measures the Th house eHouse having refused to pass the senate resolution modifying the test oath to cover the special case of senator patterson of tennessee the senate a id opted a resolution allowing illin him to be admitted and be he was sworn in both houses houes passed the bill increasing thi tho th regular army also the bill to tg quai ize the bounties of soldiers the senate confirmed gen steu sted iman ciali superintendent of public printing vice defree s removed and gen canby to be ji A brigadier gene Genc ralin the regular army the army bill faxes fixes the military peace establish est ablis hinen fat 5 regiments of artillery 10 regi negi regiments ments mentA of cavalry and 45 regiments of infantry the president pocketed the bill admitting nebraska an and vetoed the bill erect erecting u g 11 montana into a purveying surveying district 1 l 1 chicag chicago 30 wi washington jis pis hington specials say the senate before adjourning recalled its io confirmation of james B fry as brevet major general in the regular army and a provi provision slon sion was inserted in the army bill directing the Secre secretary tary tark of war to close the provost marshals office 30 days the senate confirmed thomas ghomas T echert eckert assistant ecret hary fary of war J ii skinner first assistant postmaster general and william hunter assistant secretary of state it is believed that the president prebi Prest dent signed all bills except that admitting nd nebraska which therefore falls fails to 0 become a law ne new york 31 the herald has the following special over the cable cabie queens hotel london july 25 2 an armistice of four weeks has been signed by austria and prussia bavaria and the other german states have also signed the armistice the propositions eia eit embrace brace a lasting peace throughout europe A Tribune special over the cable dated says in the house honse of commons on the lord stanley said he was anxious to remove the irr irritation caused by war between the north north and south if th the e american claims aie ale are presented ed by the american government the english government will appoint a board of commissioners commissioner sto to investigate the claims of america arid arnd inquire into the neutrality laws and if possible revise them another special to the tribune says as follows london july 29 barrong barring bros announce large remittances ns as on thet thel way to pay the dividends on ion the mexican bonds consola 88 8 80 the latest returns from the seat of war state that preliminaries for a peace are being arranged but no particulars have as yet been received osborne july 27 to the president of the united states washington the queen congratulates the president upon the successful completion of an undertaking which she hopes may way serve as an additional bond between the united states and england the following reply wasat once transmitted executive mansion washington july 30 1666 to her hen majesty queen of the united kingdom of great britian and ireland the president of the united states acknowledges with the most proud gratification the receipt of yo j e s tys dispatch and cordially reci reel reciprocates proa te the hope that the cable which n now ow the eastern and western heinis hers there nin nig y serve e jo t oper perpetuate emual e pea peace ae between the gove governments enmen t s of if 1 great t billian lan ian and tiie tife th united States 1 15 cl 4 n signe ild U Chi chicago eato cato 31 in the great naval fight off lissa the italian frigate be re de italia was sunk by the Concu concussion sAlon at the beginning of the battle an iron clad blew up on board wi with ith cries of long ilyo uye the crew and italy from the tho crew the italian accounts state tilt that the austrian squadron retired after one man dfwar and two steamers had been sunk A vienna telegram says the tho italian fleet was driven back und and pursued by the austrians Austrian Aust rians sinthe in the direction Ancona of the eur of the says austria has accepted the proposal to abstain from hostilities during which the court of vienna will have to refuse or accept the basis preliminary to peace the times says prussia urges lier her demands ery very cry nearly to the exclusion of austria from the new federal combination the cur eur says Ita tta italy lybas has engaged to abstain from all hostilities hosti litle for five days the follo following win royal manifesto has just been issues issued here to the faithful people of my kingdom of hungary the hand of providence weighs heavily upon us in the conflict into which I 1 have been drawn not voluntarily but through force of circumstances livery ever y human calculation has been frustrate frustrated save salve one the con confidence fl idenie I 1 p placed laced on t the e heroic bravery of my valiant army of the north grevious are the heavy losses by which the ranks of those brave men have been smitten tell teil and my patriot heart feels the bitterness of that grief with which all ali families are afflicted to put an end to the Itne unequal tuai gual contest contest to t 0 gain time and opportunity to t 0 o fill up the voids occasioned by the campaign and to concentrate my forces against the hostile troop troops occupying occupying the northern northe e enie ente rn portions options of my empire emp re I 1 hive consented cohs cons s ed with great sacrifices to 0 o negotiations for the conclusion of an armistice I 1 now turn confidently to the faithful people of my kingdom of hungary and to that readiness to make the sacrifice so repeatedly dis displayed bayed in arduous times the zhe u united n itei sections 0 of f my entire empire must be set in motion that a conclusion of the wished for peace may be secured upon fair conditions it is ht ismy my profound belief that the warlike sons soils of hungary actuated by feelings of hereditary fidelity will voluntarily hasten to my banners ta the assistance of their kindred and for the protection of the country which is also immediately threatened by the events of the war rally therefore in force to UP th defence of the invaded empire be worthy sons valiant forefathers whose jhc se heroic deeds gained never failing laurels lauie ls of glory for the Hunga hungarian riall name dame signed FRANCIS francas josepn JOSEPH prince napoleon arrived at venice oil oh the loth the decree had been official lly promulgated melved mul gated organizing an administration for venetia anetia the marquis had been appointed n e state a e commissioner missioner commissioner om a at bakina a ina signer martini at va anca ardd arid signor bighor alev at I 1 archduke albrecht has issued a proclamation cla mation assuming command of the austrian army A vienna correspondent says that men and cannon are massed for the defense of vienna it is said that men are crowded within the entrenched camps of floridi from to fresh soldiers sold lera lerg from venetia have joined and everything betokens be tokens a coming conflict as inevitable Ap abortion of the prussian army ha has crossed the tb e river near howitz in hungary T new york 30 the following dispatch has been sent over the Atlantic cable new york 30 to the lord mayor of london the energy and genius of man directed by the providence of god have united the continents may the union be instrumental in securing the haziness ha of all nations and aud the rights of all people signed jonn JOHN T HOWLAN hownan mayor of ni rew new ew york aspey bay 30 arrangements have been made which will insure a more rapid and frequent transmission of dispatches from port au barque bacque than heretofore until the gulf cable cabie is laid London 80 30 A great meeting was held today in this city were present and resolutions were adopted declaring that they had no faith in the government petitions were read which were to be presented to parliament demanding inquiry into the conduct of sir richard morne morue onue chief chie of 55 cle cie tle the pr procession 1 occasion was immen menges mengel seT se veral verai 11 bacill s of musio music w were bre in att attendance en d eve everything ing passed off quietly A prussia sla sia carries all her points the liberals support Bi foreign policy Aus naval victory is much over estimated the hyde park riots and the movements to form exclusive reform league meetings have periled perilea the derby gov ern ment hearts content 29 g s the steamer bloodhound ishlon is alongside id e the great eastern taking in 12 mues niesi les ies of cable to repair the gulf of st lawrence cable which we expect to accomplish this week the atlantic cable is working splendidly new york 31 fourth four thousand words ivere were transmitted through the atlantie atlantic ati antle antie cable in 13 12 hours on the the following have been fixed as the rates for atlantic telegraphs graphs from any telegraph station in america to any in great britain for 20 words or less including the addresses of the sender and receiver 20 in gold for every additional word not exceeding five letters 20 shillings ste sterling aling per word from the same to the same in europe 21 and for every additional word 21 shillings from the same to the same in africa asia or india for not exceeding in all letters 25 and for every additional word 25 shillings the letters leuters in all words after the first twenty will he be counted and divided by 5 and each 5 or fractional remainder will bo be charged as a word messages in cipher will be charged deuble double the foregoing rates 1 A steamer from new zealan zealand d at pana ma excited much interest and good feeling she made the passage in 20 26 days dayd 1 2 days under schedule time I 1 she braught 90 00 passengers the route I 1 is is c spoken of as very delightful president has been elected reelected re I 1 in chill and all fears of a revolution are dissipated 0 n il matters in pau are still unsettled andru tro trouble tible tibie js jo expected I 1 anali f J w I 1 cht Chi chicago eago tago 31 F for several days dispatches from X WT orleans have threatened trouble upon the assembling of the constitutional conf 1 menti Venti omm orf of 1864 which was called to lb 4 met adnew orleans on the of july k the object of the convention being bellig lot tot to B disfranchise the rebels and put louis louls i ana in the way of being reconstructed 1 I under radical auspices and the tho objector object of the i rebels ebels belag to forcibly resist rg its meeting the rebels Sheri sheriff fl harry mays mayes swore in a posse on sunday to promote this disruption and delegates U P were openly threatened with lamp posts esaud theAt tomey gehe gene general ral rai telegraphed to the tP president resident on sunday gunday statin g that gov villa had issued a proclamation calling elections to fill vacancies in the bogus convention and was in league with the republicans that it was intended to indict the members of the convention convent lon ion by a grand jury and asking if the president intended that the military forces of the united states should interfere to prevent the execution of civil process to which the president replied to albert voorhies diedt ii beut gov of Lo louisiana uldiana the military will be expected to sustain and not to obstruct or interfere with the proceedings of the convention A dispatch on the subject of this convention was sent to gov wells this morning signe algue signed ANDREW JOHNSON mayor monroe on sunday had arl ari an tl interview with gen baird who stated positively that he would prevent the sheriff and his posse or any stat eor civil officer from interfering with the convention mayor monroe issued a proclamation on monday morning warning the people not to molest tue the convention saying that he was satisfied from recent dispatches from washington that the deliberations d the plem niem members thereof will receive no countenance from the president that he will sustain the agents of the present |
