The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10 00:00:00

THE R&KLECTION&

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The following address to the Electors of Booking-
bambini has bean issued by Mr. Disraeli :

To TUX El/Crane OF MI 60UNTT OF BUCKINGHAM. I
Gentlemen,—Her Majesty's Ministers having ea Ulm/
allege, loot the oonddence of Ile House of Commons,
have resigned their edit*, to the Queen. and Lord Derby,
by her Majesty's command, his formed • new Adminis-
tration. tier Majesty having been graciously pleased
this dag to istreet to me the meals of Chancellor of the
Exchequer, my seat in the Douse of Commons has
become vacant, and I DOW solicit the honour of your
electing me for the eighth time your representative in
Parliament. Although the state of affairs both at home,
and abroad Is not free from anxiety, I have every
expectation that with predenoe and firmness on the part
of her Majesty's Myers, this country. under Divine
favour. may gentles, to enjoy prosperity sod pesos. I
have the honour to remain, gentlemee, year obliged
and faithful servant, B. Dtalugu.--Greisvenor-gate,
July d

THE EUROPEAN VAR,
ANOTIIRR Gli•T BATTLI IN 801101114.
Vic-TWITIT TIIK PIONSIAJM

The Premien army won o comolale victory ou Tues.
day nor the A tpitrian army, near Kitriagrats, between
the Elbe and Briotrits. The tattle tented eight hours.
Twenty gun. fell into the Mind. of the Prusaious. All
the right Prusaian army wirpi were engaged, and
suffered great loss. The Priptaions continued the
I „Gesell of the Austrian army withouti,idminz
.4. lay.
nut
Oran Q ,
Otrtimittr, Joss 4, 10 A. s.—The Aoetriasis are re'reat-
mn to Kntii.agrars. introted by the Pri.osian cavalry ,and
are inc I. te runt. The road is strewn with the DIMS
and haxoge they hem thrown away. TM Austrians ate
! shandoiting Parduld. t. This A uatriaa form apparently
ennobled of five army c! rue, which occupied a rail .V. 1.1
poiitinn. The 12th Promion Ilnarars broke the Austrian
*lsere& Owing to tbe extant of the battle field the looses
on either rile are not yet correctly ascertained, but
10 000 Austrian prisor.era hero &Maly been brought in
here. In the battle three A uetrian dukes were wound-
ed. General Teatetics, commander of one of the
Austrian corp., lost • leg; General Count Than
was shot in the li-ed; Colonel iiinder and another
staff officer were killed. Prince Latitenstein and Prime
Winctiachgrats were talon prium
VIENNA, July 4.—General Henalek has addressed the
following d. spath to the Emperur :—" llohisninanth,
July 4th, 3 am.—After • brilliant etruggle, lasting over
I five hours, in which the whole army as well as the &ton
! forces were engaged in • partly entrenched position
before Koniggtatz, with the centre at Lippa, the enemy
succeeded in establishing themselves unobserved in
Gillum. The rein prevented the smoke of the powder
Iron dispersing. and a distinct view of tbe position wair
therefore impneathle. The enemy weld thereby enabled
to advance into our position near Cilium, wbeaele they
suddenly and unexpectedly poured heavy fire into our
Boar and rear. The latter wavered and fell back upon
troop. adjoining them, and notwithstanding ev.ry
lexertion, I could not succeed in arresting the retreat.
I which at first commenced slowly, but increased in haste
as the enemy pressed forward, until at length the whnie
army had withdrawn across the Elbe to Pardubita The
losses are not yet estimated, but they are doubtless very
considerable."

ATTACK Or Tl4l AUSTRIANS Pt ITALIAN VOLUPTILIUL
-GAR/BALDI WOUNDED.-RETRILAT Or MI VOLUM-
TRtn.

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BlMail, JULY 4.—Yeatenlay, Garibaldi attacked
the Austrians at Monte Suello. Protected by the
strength of their position, the A ustriana made a strong
resistant'., and ths Volunteers filially fell back in god
order upon Rocca d' Anjo. Among the killed is one
captain of Volunteers. Garibaldi himself was very
slightly wounded in the thigh.
FLORYNCL JULY 4, EVIISING.—Au official despatch
published this evening announces ttimt in the engage-
ment at tinello. yo,txrday, the ammunition of the
Volunteers was rendered fleeing by a heavy rain. The
Volunteers bad some looms, and returned to their
former positions.
The Prussian General Von Hiller was amoog the
killed in the recent battle. . . .

The (011cia1 Gaz,tte announces that at the battle of
Cnetoara the number of Italian, wounded was about
1 000. It oleo publiehes the tames of aistpeight
officers who were among that number.

CESSION OF VENETIA TO FR ASCE —A /11 ARMISTICE
Denise°.
The Emperor of Austria has coded Vesetia to the
Emperor of France, and accepted his mediation for the
conclusion of peace between tte belligerents. The
Emperor Napoleon accordingly hastened to respond to
this flattering appeal to his power and generosity, and
immediately communicated with the %lop of Prussia
and Italy in order to obtain so armistice. Almost
simultaneously with this message, the Austrian General
Von Galileo' arrived at the Prussian head-quarters. Tivur
Horsitz, in Bohemia, with a Bag of truce, to negotiate
for an mollifies.
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The Globe oonnclotra that the war is over, and it
lISSUMeg that Italy will pet Venetia, and Austria has
loot. bar position as • dominant German Power.
BaraciA. July b.—Garibaldi.' wound is very slight.
He will be able to take bone in eight days.