The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-07 00:00:00

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LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Gorgnano, Lake Garda, but were repulaid.
JOHN BROGDEN. Its interests will be better served' fal alloihi)11 "ie Divalw ententiMon a War/WO of the Past tit (Mine It re
to consolidate its power with a practicable tiltda- rotlaaaawithowagai*Tiewanoffraaamiell4l"grath"heeet. tig,litergnnnet:thinet ‘h —...-.4.--• rumoured that an Austrian gunboat has be, sin
GINAL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY, tier by attaching to Prue* either la the ilett - --.
om
eed . the■
material repereit eit the - • WINDSOR CABIVIC ..e 6. W.A.it NEWS. near Sermione.
ORIle, HE.NRIETTA-STREICT, COVENTGARDEN. of direct incorporation, or by- •
The Queen,.attended by the Duchess of Rolf) Whilst communications are taking place between ASoLa, am, t
The Italian losses in the attack upon Berse6a-
BROGDEN'S lifecersA GOLD OWNS.. liahment of a Prussian empire with dependent
the 'tab" -crOun.t°mus; and the; it has done so in oppositioilYto those
who are now its successors. That the nation should burghe, walked and drove in the grounds this morning.
principalities, those countries of North Germany speedily call back to its service those who have served it Princes Arthur, attended by Major Elphinetane, left the
HR BROODBISPS GOLD GUARD CHAINS; liathich have been overrun, and which are easily so well, hi the plain dictate of self-interest apt less than of Castle fee Greenwich-park.
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capable of assimilation to the existing monarchy. gratitude. The King and Queen of the Belgians, attended by the
Marchioness de Traregniseporroy, Countess VT's, Count
- ate Tuileries; and the Kings of Italy and Prussia, were 2 killed and 30 wounded. The Austrie-*- --.
the war continues in the east, west, and south, is unknown Gene . ----e. 1,
though on a minor scale compared with the great
conflicts in Bohemia. The Prussians according
of the Italian corps of operation: wan
in
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Three hundred Austrian chasseurs
JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD ALBERT CHAINS. But Prussia will certainly seek to impose upon de !Amoy, Comb Van der Stratea-Ponthee ; the Princess to the latest accounts are continuing their Kiwi° yeetemey. Afterlowying
contribution, ths
Austria conditions affecting her past pretensions THE WEEKLY PRESS.
of Wales, attended by the Countess of Morton and Lord victorious march into Bohemia, and are tie population, they withtirew across the
Join( BROGDIN'S GOLD BROOCHOHAINS- and future position in Germany. It is assumed --w-- Harris • the Decline of Cambridge, attended by Lady
in some quarters that we are about to witness a The Saturday Review attributes the result of what Geraldine. Somerset and Coloael Home Purees, left the blowing up the . at Goito.
probably by this time masters of Prague, from . . .
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which it is stated the Austrian military for= has
The Austrians who had fortified the he Alidli.
BENSON, J. W., by SPECIAL APPOINT- settlement of the German question by the annexe, it calls " The Seven Days' War," mainly to the fact that Castle this morning, escorted by a detachment of the
been withdrawn, in order to save the inhabitants the
Hen= and San Martino have also
men to Kam. the Prince of WALIS.
tion of the smaller SouthGermanStates to Austria the Prturaians were armed with guns which enabled them Royal Horse Guards, and drove to the station of the Great
horror of an ult. The Pru ' and the Bays- 8° -weft
PRIZE
BENSON, J. W.,MEDAL, LONDON, as a counterpoise to the annexations of Prussia in to fire five or six times while the Austrians fired once. Western Railway in Windsor.Mind°.
class I&
the North. We fail to discover anyground whatever They overmatched, just as the bravest savages with A guard of honour of the Grenadier Guards reoeivedtheir liana have had their first encounter, but at present
bows and arrows are of overmatched by a handful men Majesties at the station. it has been only an affair of outposts. We FRANCE.
BENSON, J. W., PRIZE MEDAL, DUBLIN, for the expectation. Princes who have venturedPAßlS, Jere e
who know the worn of gunpowder. In 1869 they could The royal party then proceeded by special train to Lon-
elms 10. learn by telegraph from Wurzburg that on the sth
their military renown in a great contest, and have make no head against the French, because the French rifled don. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, and
BENSON'S CLOCKS. DINING and DRAW- been signally beaten, do not as a rule retire from the cannon mowed them down like grass without their old- the Princess Louise, attended by the Duchess of Welling-
e ment with the Ba • • iers ; the Senate Yesterday h 9 M. Rouher. The minimised*
the Prussians entered Brackerrau, after ha • an The Senalwr Comma"' was Presented to gil
ING-ROOIL war with an increase of territory. The aggran. fashioned guns being able to reply ; and so now they have ton, accompanied their Majesties to the station, and after- _
BENSON'S CLOCKS for LIBRARY and clisement of Austria at the expense of the smaller utterly collapsed in face of an enemy that loads his mug- wards returned to the Castle. latter losing six and twenty wounded. On
livered a speech explanatory of its clauses, eld,
CARRIAGE South German States, her friends,would not be ans. kets in a new-fashioned way. But if the Prussians won The Earl of Bessborough, Viscount Sydney, and Earl the same day an engagement of the advanced agree.l
.n
La FranC4. A committee will be
with the information published pawl
.r.
because they had the needle gun it is much to their credit Spencer, left the Castle to-day. posts took place at Liebenstein. Several evening
BENSON'S CLOCKS for CHURCHES and logous to that of Prussia by the annexation of
TUREETE that they alone among the nations' of Europe should have The Duchess of Wellington also left the Castle for waggons laden with Bavarian wounded ass- pointed on Monday to examine it.
State* which tools part with her enemy. Bavaria practically taken advantage of an invention that London. rived at Meiningen. A severe engagement also SPAIN. .'
BENSON'S CLOCK PAMPHLET, illustrated, would strenuously resist any such attempt if the was open to all They have moreover shown The Queen held a council at Windsor Castle to-day, at
2d.took place at Rosdorf, the result of which was MADRM, JULY 6, Evirer,
Austrians were in a condition to make it, and much more audacity of generalship, much more one o'clock, at which the members of the late adminisira-
unknown. The telegraphic station at Liebenstein The Senate has approved the bill brought frt.
BENSON, OLD BOND-STREET, and WEST- could interpose an army of a hundred thousand intelligence and originality in the campaign than tion-consisting of Earl Russell, Earl Granville, the Right
BOURNE-GROVE. men between the empire and the minor their rivals, and alone of the Germans in this contest have Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Lord Oranworth, the Duke et (Thuringia) was taken possession of by the Prussians.
-BENSON'S STEAM FACTORY, Ludgate-hill. sovereigns who would be her allies, proved themselves free from the old German unreadiness Argyll, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. Sir George
which has so often • proved fatal to the nation. It is very Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Earl de Grey and Ripon, the A telegram from Munich states that the result of the constitution,' guarantees by 130 against 3 vote
engagement at Kathemordheim was not unfavourable ward by Marshal O'Donnell for suspending ea
The Progresaist members alone took part in ili
Before the war Prussia might have favoured difficult to say what terms of peso. can be possible at Marquis of Harlington, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, to the %miens, who lost between 60 and 70 killed debate.
J. and G. SAMPSON, Tailors and Outfitters, such a scheme for the sake of effecting • present. The preposterous and offensive project of Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hon. T. Milner
el • 1 and 2, Prlnometreet, Lekester-squara W., keep an redistribution of power without resorting to arms, erecting Venetia into a separate independent state, the Gibson, the Right Hon. G.J. Ge..-lien, and the Right Hon. and 100 wounded ; and that the Prussians, whose
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seormous Stock of Bova CLOTHING ready made •Boy's Knickerbocker faits - THE ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS. ,
Roe and Dress Suite Va. to 40e. treated. General Faust, Major Guttenberg, and --e
Summer Overcoats l4s. to Vs. ~ her opponent. Lastly, such an arrangement, it is the creation of which would prevent the Quadrilateral badges of offioe.
gettable for all times
ct o AND SEE THE SHOW Emperor NAPOLEON, sa set forth in his letter or
. with the Emperor Napoleon, Perhaps he hopes that this was introduced and sworn in es •member of her Majesty's of the 9th Regiment, were amongst the killed.
, might be the beginning of that Italian Confederation of Most Honourable Privy Council, and took his seat at the A telegram from Eisenach (Prussian), dated July BERLIN, TM a
Commenting upon the announcement in tb
lit of lea ed. TROUSERS In the sh window, and 'elect June the 11th to M. DROITYN DE ',HUY& In mat
therefrom, at J. and G. SAMPSON'S and outetters, separate states which was hie own invention, and to which beard.
ILA 2, Prineesaireet, Leiceaker-squire, w.document it was declared as one of the objects of he Gain clings In this and In hieonly,Her Majestyheldsecondcouncilat three o'clock, at 5' army
commenced operations against the Bavarians.... .
the Eurezeon's policy to give more importance to perhaps calculates. he could elf Venetia to Italy and at which the new Ministers, consisting of the Earl eif Derby. reporti that the of General Falkenstein Monifeur of yesterday of the cession of Venetia, sal
(PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED.
ikLLEN'S PATENT POR us and these very States, with some of which, it may be the same time gain an advantage to himself which would the Duke of Buckingham, Lord Chelmsford, the Earl of Goben division had some successful encounters
TRAVELLING BAGS with square openinp. added, he is connected by family ties. Appa- save him the necessity of asking for compensation if, Ligon. Malmeabury, the Earl of Carnarvea, Lard Stanley, Lord of advance posts near Neidtharthausen, and of to-day says : ,
mediation, the semi-official Norddeutsehe A '
,
LADII/1 MOROSE 'TRIM"' MIMI" SAGB' sw"11 rently the only European or German Power which na or Sardinia. He may also consider that this device Cranbcone, thetßight Hon. S. H. Walpole, Lieut.-General the Beyer division drove out from Humfield the
silver et,••dewed by the success of the Prussian arms sou led ant
is
The helpless condition to which Austria has beNpp
DVIPATCH BOILS, WRITING and DRESSING CASES, and could desire such an arrangement would be Aus- would set a precedent for the solution of the great standing the Eight Hon. J. Peel, the Night Hon. E. Disraeli, the Bavarian detachments of cavalry and artillery.
more etrikragly testified than by this step of the Ameba
1100 other articles for home or contimatal travelling. illustrated
difficulty between France and Germany. If the war goes on, Marquis of Abercorn, the Right Hon. Sir Stafford North•
catalogues poet tree. tria. Another expectation commonly indulged is In connexion with the sphere of military opera-
Emperor. But upon this, no doubt in its intentions, ail
Also Alien's Barrack Fareiture Catalogitisof Portable Bed- and France, by holding Venetia, paralyses Italy, and cote, and Mr. Gathorne Hardy, were introduced, and
steads, Drawers, Easy Chairs, Waahhand.dands, Canteens, &e., that the Emperor of the FRENCH will attempt •
permit all the Austriaaa to go northwards to fight the received their seals of office, and kissed hands on appoint- lions in this direction we learn from the
pea tree. . to obtain an accession of territory on the Premises, what • very singular position France will meet. Berlin Gazette of an intention to de- question naturally arises in every Prussian mind
veterans intervention of the Emperor of the Frentit
J. W. ALLEN, Manufacturer an! Patentee- 37. West Strand,
London, w.c. Rhine as a set off to the aggrandisement of cccuPr, and what • strange sort of neutrality that will be The Earl of Oarnarvon, viscount Orsuborne, far Stafford tech the corps of General von Bittenfield mediation for the restoration ovf. peace
tows nothintisfy ighisbet
Prussia. The French Government has always which enables one of the combatants to concentrate an its Northcote, and Mr. Geahorne Hardy, had previously from the Prumian army in Bohemia, with a the measures to be taken
MURTLE, TURTLE, TURTLE. declared its
views . forces the other ' We wait to know whether the been sworn in as members of the Privy Council. on EY .
..E. clear Iblek. and invalid TURTLE SOUPS alweyo reedy. on the subject of compensa-view of operating against the Bavarians. The claims of Flacon ,
to conquer Venda for the Italians, even that nos That
ST. JASLESS-HALL, REGENT-STREET, PIOCADX,LIf. tiong with t frankness. It has told the world cession of Venetia will not yet lead to great and The Prince of Wales
unexpected complications. If a conference is held to and Duke of Edinburgh were pry. we &Ind not ennater upolan the venally
federal army is unscconntably active, but fortifi- •
will be forced to admit which was so magnanimeas WM
• WM. DONALD, Promletor. sent at the council, and afterwards left for London, .
that it considers itself entitled to seek an en- cations are being raised for the protection of war for the idea of an united Italy when the*,
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largement of its dominions proportioned to any it is of the highest importance that the English Frankfort. sou too weak to carry out that idea herself. We finttek
*rite eypregio. similar increase acquired by its neighbours. But Plenipotentiary should maintain the rights of Italy, The Prince and Princess of Wales, attended by the The population of Vienna are said to be animated up arms against the threats of Austria, and then fer
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that the French Government considers the present Lord Derby entertains the unreasoning aversion Countess of Morton, Lord Harris, and major Grey, re. with most intense hatred of the Prussians, and the man unity. In the first instance theehlect of eureffernSlM •
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guarantee that Austria should not ape
moment opportune for asserting similar claims the tory piety te • nation which had no independent turned to Marlborough-house yesterday, from • visit to Vienna press speak of continuing the contest to to obtain the.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
existence in his youth, sad Lord Stanley himself • be in a pretties to convulse at pleasure the pram el 0,.
Adverusimients intended for "The Express," London Evening against Germany we hesitate to believe. By is not the Queen at Windsor Castle. the last point.
Taw. must be at the Office, 10, fte
wiriwwirwsk by Two voluntarily offe • himself as mediator between knows to share in the generous eynapathies which have In the evening the Prince and Princess of Wake dined sassy and of Europe. In the second instance we dela
co..ic oat the day of publication. ring The commandant of the Austrian troops in the
won deserved popularity for Lord Russell and Mr. Glad. with the Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress at the Man-
Austria and Prussia the EMPEROR, in effect, pro-
atone. Tyrol reports from Clem on the 4th that on the pre- hitherto existing dualism, and such unity of course vela
mined to achieve the unity of Germany in place cif ii;
. No Ireglish diplomatist, however, fail to aion-houie-
HAYMARKET claims the disinterestedness of his own views.. understand that the fall of Austria renders a new ad- Their royal highnesses were attended by the Countess
just- vicars day 5,000 Italian volunteers attacked the the leadership of that State of the two German Pcia,
TKO IMMO, A ROMANTIC ATIACHITENT. - DAVID
°Awe& mem sethen, beast:et. cteepeeekhk. imam Moreover, any attempt on the part of France to ment of the balance of power more than ever necessary, of Morton, the Hon. Mrs. E. Coke, Earl Spencer, Lord Austrian position at Monte 'keno, but were re- which is able to conduct it. The battle-fields MEM"
Clark._
_Coa &c. : Mrs. Chippendale, &c.-LORV DUNDREIRY profit by the present state of Germany would and it is of the utmost bnpor Lauer to oppose the preten. Harris, Lieutenant-General Knollys, and Major Grey. pulsed with the loss of 500 killed and testify which that State la.
MARRIED AND DONE FOR.-And A KM IN THE DARK.
only excite national feeling in that country, Sow of France to is feudal superiority oa the Continent, wounded. An engagement took place also
PRENCEWE
Tuts Emma, THE HUGUENOT CAPTAIN. Memos. Yining, already strung up to a pitch of intensity, and with its profitable incidents of heriots and of fines for near Vezzia. The Italians were thrown back EXPRESS FROM PARIS. 1
and G. honey; Mimes NNW's, Augusts Thomson, and Mrs. postpone that great settlement of Europe upon alienation. The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury received
Stirling. With regard to the new ministry, the Saturday Review at dinner lot evening at their residence in Grosvenor-wounded.upon Incudine, with a loss of 200 killed and .
which the EMPEROR has set his heart.
BRITANNIA. thinks it is respectably constituted and that its members square the Earl and Countess of Clarendon and LadytheAustrian , On
Tem itmento, THE Dowarram. OF PRIDE. Mesas. Rey- deserve the fair trial which they will certainly receive Emily Villiers, the Earl Cowper, Viscount and Viscountess 21 killed and wounded. Before accepting this REPLIES OF PRUSSIA AND ITALY. :
? THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR AN ARMISTId
nolda Drtunmond, and ftwood ; Meedatnes Yaroold, Nemeth',
Mlles, and Miss Mary 80-. Toe Lend, Madame Ramaden, Y. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. from the House of Commons. The cabinet contains at Royston, Viscountess Jocelyn, Lord and Lady Stanley of ne ND as true, it is desirable to wait for the Italian
least its share of commonplace, but leaders of English Alderley, Lord Richard Grosvenor, Lady Carington and accounts, for it is known (mom ooh owe OORRESPoRDINT) ..
Williams, & Master R. Senders-THE DEVIL'S PUNCH-BOWL. by telegraph that the Aus- PARIS, FRIDAY Eveligie
(THIS DAY.) parties are always in the habit of recognising old-esta-
blahed and conventional claims to office. Lord Derby has Hon. Miss Carington, Mr. and Lady Louisa billies, Sir Ivor
Guest, Ate. Later in the evening the noble countess gave trians have evacuated Monte Suello. It was on the morning of Wednesday thatiis
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ____.-- The Temps of to-day publishes the following as its
Fes DAT -Monde& Id 4212 Aftsenoms. 9h. 20es. not been anxious to produce any feeling of surprise, and • small and early evening party.
To-Moasoir-Iderslag. Wa. Una Afternoon, 10b. ism THE WAR. latest news : at the Tuikries by telegraph. The bases of me
he seems to have gratified nearly &illegitimate pretensions. Lord and Lady Houghton entertained at dinner first overtures of the Emperor of Austria arrind
The Times thinks there is too much reason to
The Spectator takes the inevitable result of the great on Wednesday evening his Excellency the Prussian Am. 1.7
the
t 2 the telegraphic communications be- •
fear that hostilities will be resumed in both theatres of tween the Tuileries and the Italian government
LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 7. war, and that, unless sheltered by the yogis of France, cataclysm which the Prussian armies have in ten days
campaigning brought about, to be this-Italy united and
days' bassador and the Countess Benastorff the Duchess Castig-
' 1 the M • Balbi, '
]lone
Co onna, arquis Lord and Lady Cr..and King William of Prussia have led to no and a - •
came Between 4 and 6 the Emperor presto:W.li
gotiatiooodons wmaerenimy
hmonuthars teellayptserar befrniotretedantY Vansereienni''
__________ Austria may soon be compelled to hear terms of peaceappreciable result, but the negotiations continue. It •
free :North Germany united and free ; the Emperor of morns, the Right Hon. W. E and Mrs . . Gladstone, Lord
WHEN the Emperor NAPOLEON made his famous dictated to her by Prussia in her own capital. Yet it is
John Hay, Sir John Dalberg, Lady Acton, and Mr. and
speech at Auxerre, he little thought that his difficult to believe that either Italy or Prussia, will ulti- thyeaFreeniuncmhubnaffiu eidi:danefinid Count von Bismarck in presencend Mn.X Arthur Russell, at their residence in Brook-street the Italians were to have crossed the Po to-day. It le which home affairs alone were talked of, tie
was said, but we can scarcely credit the news, that a meeting of the Privy Council and ministered
mutely repelia thue„phrifineouloyderturesb,
su
utmost efforts to destroy the Treaties of 1815 were
pod thel
bEmtPheisrecr NatPe-
r, e more determineyd to ureyits libertygs'tinhanretha.t whichus
he We (Army and Navy Gazette) believe that the negotiations with Vienna not being then more
it ei- the AusoftrivanseneLlanantedd
lso
rted
about to be outdone by the legitimate Sovereign The'FreTh Emperor will probably Pend himselfy againeun
the' had ISO vehemently defied. The Germans have won their prat of First Secretary to the new Board of Adinraalty. •
:he FserePench tritoohalotursionneetLesteubrdliscy
yon the fortresses,P and that a French force' of wanted than to hold out a hope which we
of a State which for more than a generation had real arbiter of Europe, and it is to be trusted he will not unity in spite of thirty Kings, they will win their freedom which was in the first instance offered to the Right Hon. • regiments is to be sent to occupy Venetia till its final thought better to say nothing about. It =maid '
not taken a leading part in the affairs of Europe. lightly forfeit the position by reverting to designs he has in spite of one King's minister, though he has eaten the Henry Curry, M.P., but declined by him, will be filled by transference to Italy. till 9 in the evening that Prince Metterilid
But the modifications which France has introduced solemnly disavowed. thirty Kings up. The plotter will be defeated by the Mr. Baillie Cochrane, eldest son of Admiral of the Fleet One of the Paris correspondents of rho Indi- called at the Tuileries to say he Li
into those treaties since 1852 are insignificant It is not unreasonable, says the Daily News, that until believe
magnitude of his plot and its complete success. No we Sir Thomas John Cochrane, G.C.B.
pendance gives the following as official : full powers to treat on the bases transmitted I
will his ally. .
Napoleon looked to a partial The Lancet says of Miss Garrett'. dispensary : compared with the reconstitution of Germany the Emperor of Austria is ready to enter into negotiations
This day (July 5) orders were sent to Toulon to Vienna. The Emperor at once sent for the Fore
victo to be folowed by complete exhaustion ; but the " Miss Garrett has surmounted the great difficulties which
which is now being effected by the victorious arms with the
to
ofro e his *ad
a the latteter
thmonarce u h shouldd ,
ry
sY,
has been complete sued there ham been no exhaus- surround the attainment of a complete medical education prepare sufficient transport vessels to carry a division to his study, and M. Drouyn de Lhuys was kW
of Prussia. We talk of twilight interviews, of endeavour
facturthat AustriampThai transferredadvantage
eYenetia tohna ne'utral tion at all. The forces of Prussia are unbroken, the loss for women with singular energy and perseverance, at great of 15,000 French troops to occupy Venice pro- very shortly afterwards. The conference Imbue
visionally. The men will leave on Monday at the latest. the four lasted till half-past 10. It is stated GA
secret arrangements, and projects of partition and power-the act of a debtor who makes away with property being merely one of men, whom the single levy in the Elbe cost, and after long years of arduous labour. She passed an
Orders have also been issued f ' fro Vienna to clear the
as Prince Metternich and M. Drouyn de Liam
compensation, but we are not to suppose that the on tie eve of bankruptcy-is •• stronger reason why the Duchies will replace, and she is under no necessity to yield excellent examination at the only board which could or
app
roaches of Venice and the of the torpedwhich
immense and rapid successes of Prussia are King should decline to suspend hostilities. Again, in the an acre or a man except at her own discretion. Conse- would examine her, and she is as well entitled to practise
are sunk in them. oe'l were taking their leave, the Emperor, tuna* if
the mere execution of a concerted programme. evident design of Austria in doing this-namely, that the quently, if we understand the motives that govern kings, as anyone in the kingdom."
" The Marquis de Pepoli," says the Sikle, " has the Empress, said, " Engaie, this has bees a
Those successes have dazzled ands tuprised-pos- army of the Archduke Albert may be free for service in .
she will not yield one acre more or man more than it is AN larnuararous BISHOP.—The Lord Bishop of ood day for France. You at Amiens and lii
sibly disappointed-the friends of Count Buorm.cxshould not convenient to surrender.
Germany, we see another reason why Prussia . Carlisle preached three sermons ea Sunday last, vie., at been named commissioner by the Italian govern- 8
Paris have done a good day's work." All aSSE
Hawkshead, Coniston, and Toner. Some, if not all, were ment for the negotiations relative to the union of
!retain from presaing her advantage. There is reason to The deficiency of the new government the Spectator finds
as much as his enemies. They have made Prussia, t extempore. —Mileage:se Adrergiser. the telegraph was employed in sending prop*
believe that the circumstances like in • in • • in course to be taken in
not merely the greatest power in Germany, but the present was settled a fortnight ago by agreement be- intrinsic difficulty of ruling by parliamentary majority. SAVED FROM THE LONDON.-Bytime, Say this for an armistice to the Kings of Prussia and help
9 a.m. (Friday, 12th), a dispute arose, and words were
Their answers, •anxiously looked for all day ad
have given her a military position which is at this tween the Emperors of the French and of Austria. If the The Examiner thinks Venetia will be reunited in due running pretty high as to the advisability of Putting round SPAIN.
moment not inferior to that of any power in fact is so, and the King of Prussia is convinced of it, it is time to Italy, and that if Sardinia must be given in ex• to run fur this vessel on the port-quarter. One who was not coming as soon as expected, have now anind,
Con to expectation, it appears that Spain
Europe. We shall hardly be told that this, too, even possible that the offered mediation of France may be change for it, it would be idle to deny that the bargain is lZfli'llintiattealrifeadaider
of
,i,lifalre:su I:wept on anr) sai to
about, I till does not intend to her squadron from the and they are not conclusive. The Kira
was part of any programme accepted out of Prussia, declined, and it will then be seen whether the Emperor of the best of good bargains for Italy. Be that as it may, et King, oar through the hlttem„. pat beginningto feel Pacific,• • of Italy, while warmly thanking the Frees
but proposes to continue the war against
The events of which the public have been spec- AinuinstriaTu,i so
alaftely.at the head,.
toot
iGerntemrfeanrey,inhaan done
rwise wisely all Western Europe will rejoice that the venerable city of pat
these
course every allowance must be made for a
Chili and Pern. The E ea a : Emperor for his • sympathy, says he can Is
Caton during the last fortnight are the revelation amen,ng
Hiesreacris"oewrtaie certainly calculated to produce between
the tehheenitigestkeis once more
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It is not true that orders have beeny given to the Pacific nothing without the consent of his ally Prussia, sad
of a marvellous and unsuspected combination of very case in which all Germany would unite under Prussia. there must needs be intervention or remonstrance of threat' Immediately aamelmdY proposed that we should squadron to return to Spain. The maritime forces of that he mast also consult the wishes of his Pecla
statesmanlike capacity and strategic skill. Not a The Pat does not anticipate any difficulty on the Italian powers, to which such a statesmen as Lord Derby could run for the vessel on our bow, not so much with
the hopes of reaching her, as to prevent the boat being put Spain, now at Rio Janeiro, after being properly rein- The King of Prussia makes several condifloa
single mistake has been made by Prussia. Her side, but it is probable that Prussia will not consent to scarcely refuse his co-operation. He could not see Austria round. I seconded the proposition by saying that it was forced, will return to those waters to complete the work so before his conquering army can accept the armistice
rulers judged most accurately the temper of the impend hostilities without a distinct understanding as to perish. But the fieldof speculation and oonjectureistoo vast, certainly the best plan ; that f we should miss her, we brilliantly commenced ;in proof of which may be taken He asks for " a guarantee " that everything It
People of North Germany, the military power of the bases of future negotiation. The least she can ask, And one is the less tempted to expatiate therein, as events should still be making our. course good to land ; that it was the nomination of Admiral Mendex-Nunes to the perms,- which he made war shall be obtained, and mem
miles off, and by keeping on we
with Vienna lying open to her victorious march, is the must soon take place to show more clearly not only the not more it forty • sent command of the squadron.
the enemy, and the resources at their own disposaL - . . •
ins ponndths, and this implies the acknowledgment of her full design of Prussia, but the aim of the great powers.
Until now Prussia has not had credit for the high absolute • . and meet likely we should see other vessels ; that we were What the Emperor will say to him is not knolls,
possession of the Elbe Duchies, the Free Towns, For Austria to sink as into the crater of a volcano would in the track of them, we having seen four already was (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
qualities which conduce to success in war. We Electoral Hew, and other small duchie., the kingdoms arouse even the most dissatisfied or the most indifferent proof. The proposition was then put and carried in par- but it has already transpired that he makes
knew the intensely national spirit of the people, of Saxony and Hanover, and the province of Bohemia. from neutrality. If then the great powers should have a liamentary style, though some of the language used might THE WAR IN GERMANY. account of Italian scruples, and has already :11P
and the boldness and decision of the remarkable By a singular stroke of bad fortune, at the very hour when common aim or a common principle to guide them, all mannnot beedcomidered par
course elfrataeentaz
elligehtloany
altered.
doubly
and PRUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS, HORZITZ, Victor Emmanuel a peremptory order to laved
man who for the last four years has been the prin- our intervention should have backed the French pro- may be well ; but should they differ, then indeed might be everything was going pleasantly, and all seemed well JULY 6. war upon Venetia, because it is French " territory.'
cipsl and prevailing adviser of the Kum ; but peals for pacification, we have found ourselves without •a add to come, for Austria-the Deluge. satisfied with the new arrangement: all they wanted was The headquarters of the Prussian army have A French army and fleet will take possession 6
that Prussia would be able within a month to take sMinislternoof,Finoreign Affairs-Lord Clarendon out, and Lord The Economist retains the opinion which it expressed wtwasbesliiienilgtelanwards d
ourelitetiee craft sped along along •ra sun e
vthlaye t. timee
She been transferred to Pardubitz. All the fords on the Venice without a moment's loss of time, and
possession of the whole of North Germany without TheeyHeraid thinks King William must indeed be in- last week
in that
kit would have been
ef much better if the Bank quite astonished the most sanguine,-everybody expressing Elbe between Pardubitz and Elbe Teinitz are in French flag will be hoisted by the aide of 41
striking a blow ; that she could dissolve the fstuated with success if he tarns a deaf to the French stilllia
acting
twee the . rate nt. The Bank is great affection for her. The man on the look-out, the only the hands of the Prussians. Austrian. lam greatly afraid that the Italiais "
under the sanction of the Treasury letter ; on one allowed to stand up, and who was also supporting the
Confederation by her word, and after appeal. oar with the signal of distress, reported that we were Field-Marshal Benedek appears to be with sinus, who take it for granted that Napo
other grounds it ought not to have its till as low as it now
deposing Austria from her primacy in is, and if it is so acting its conduct is not wise or prudent. nearing the ship. Still great caution. was. reneir.ed to drawing towards Brunn, followed by both the army onl-
y scoepts Venetia as a condnit-pipe for Italli •
manage the boat. The vessel not being directly in our
Germany invade her territory, and seek out her THE NEW MINISTRY. There can be no doubt that the return of notes to the rank- track, we of course had to make good a few points to the corps. just as he did Lombardy, are much too mirk+
best general, and her largest and best-appointed The Pod is given to understand that the following ap- ins department would be promoted by the reduction of wind ; and this is where the d'fficulty was. Whenever an It is not yet decided whether the Prussians will Venice is now his stock in trade-his point d'apy''
vointanents have been made :-The Earl of Devon to be • o mortunity offered we would steer to windward of the a
army in the great natural fortress of Bohemia, - the rate. There will never be confidence in the provinces i , . . make a diversion to attack Koniggratz. -by means of which he will in some way
Chancellor of the Duchy (this • of Lancaster post, as like- vessel, knowing we could make leeway at any time.
and there overthrow her in her might-this was while the Bank rate remains at 10 per cent., and there
Whenever • crested w.: ee was urn coelinf, th
oen rrauld be The Austria= are said to have abandoned other secure that aggrandisement for Front
wise that of Chief Commissioner of Works, with • seat in will be confidence as soon it is reduced. he state of
what no one could have predicted. What was pro- the Cabinet, has been declined by Sir Robert Peel) ; the foreign exchanges is ausmatter far more difficult, but beard'
Dome the boat We ' b tarnle"th when
run withi
it Prague. which has been his object all along,
bably anticipated was that Prussia might in the the Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, M P
---- • for considering that the Bank gained the sum of 2,700,000/. until it had the when up she would come again to RATIBOR, JULY 6. which project events are wonderfully amyl*
certain early part of a difficult campaign effect a North Stafford, is to be Under-Secretary for between the 16th May and the 27th June, and what is windward of ttle :ecleL In the course of half-an-hour we The Prussian troops stationed here have occu- The Libertd takes a very gloomy view of the sitss
rounding off of her irregular frontier, and in Colonies ; Mr. Cave, M.P. for Barnstaple, is to be Vice- now gone out is only gone into the interior of England, and"leg!linir/g!"Zi7:1! her.
of Soo we could see her hull,
_ied Treppen.
her, we were rejoiced to I" tion, and thinks it "improbable' that Prussia
doing so entangle herself so far in hostilities with President o
ted f the Board of Tradedst.;
tetfheerEa.threlHofonllete !more is a little courage might not have been unreasonable. find that they
.hiel got sight of us, by their taking in some The Prussian General Knobeladorfs has ad- acce pt the armistice and looks upon the " Wit •
Austria as to make the mediation of a great ament.n; Mr. E. Eeigertosen, M.P. for M losfield, is appointed. di
eehffight rate teatof
.interest, as farntrnenwtee
lcan learn,
tel. hasA stiolsn,nanupd bearing toninvitnenformelle. AnV:
under i I lht:rn Ltd. dressed a proclamation to the Austrian-Silo- cession of Venice as a " very grave complieslad 1
neutral friend of sufficient value to be purchased Secretary to the Admiralty ; the Earl Caul will sue- distrust of oun r
credit here
tghas otee t-mostesPl absurd and Just at that moment there was seen a terrific squall, with clans stating that strict discipline will be main- instead of a "solution."
fora consideration. How far the event has out- teed the Earl of Duck as Captain of the Yeomen of the its high wall of white foam coming down fast upon us, as tamed in the Prussian army, that the inhabitants Them has been but a slight reaction at* 1
unreasonable no doubt, butg
still at such a time Ato totally annihilate us just at the moment that succour
run these moderate expectations we may all per- Queen's Guard ; the Earl of Tankerville is appointedwill be treated with (he greatest humanity, and that Bound after the immense rise of yesterday. Feins
effectual-which has neutralised the usual effect was at hand. In a few minutes we would be up abreast of
ceive. Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, vice of tempting times. The most important point is, however, the vessel, But on came the gale. Of course we had to the troops have orders to spare private ProPerty• only fell lir and Italian remains very firm- '
An offer of the mediation of France is one which Lord Foley ; Mr. Strathearn Gordon is to be Solicitor- not the policy of the bank, but the future of the money turn and run with it. By the next two or three minutes
He threatens to punish resistance and treachery. 'P
General for Scotland ; Lord Cowley will retain his post as we found ourselves right down to leeward, and being it would be a delicate matter at any time for amarket, and the Economist does not doubt that its course
Ambassador at Paris. Amongst those named for office •u carried fart away from the ship. Our great fear now was WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
continental government at war with a great Power • •will ere long be very rapidly downwards. The scruples of that we would be shut out from sight of each other. Many THE PRUSSIANS AND BAVARIANS.
are Mr. Sandford, Mr. Batlike Cochrane, and Mr. Butler
the Bank (erroneous as we think them) caused by the pay- then sung out to King to put about, and some not to. He SATURDAY, JULY 7, S A.E. ....
absolutely to decline. The offer of the Emperor of Johnstone. EISENACH, 6ULY 6, EVENING. la
ment of the dividends and other quarterly payments will said, " She will certainly fill, if Ido ; and I will not ; and F. 1 Istzeres.
the FRENCH, however, is now made at a time when Certain heads, the Times says, are doubtless already at • • • • don't you see them running for us." And so they were, In the engagement which took place at Derm- I 11. MI W. litol,„---.---. W. 2. it
soon cease, and the diminution of transactions, caused by
Prussian feeling is unusually sensitive. It will be wink to devise the resolution which shall compel the new and helloing,. and directing with their hands in the wildest re I. 1 D_:__._._._....
the present long continual pressure, will ere long reduce brach between the Prussian Goebe division and the
as impossible for Prussian patriots to ignore the government to bring in a Reform Bill, should it ask time the value of money, not only below its present high value, atate offne.xcitemenntnvwehmitzznmenizh botheredin us, and
boded suppose they Bavarians, the former captured eight positions. Haire .22.sass' W. 21 • N.W. so ar i
great vocation of their country as disclosed by or betray hesitation. The Times hopes that the peaceful but even to a vary low value. were trying to make us understand to run on with the The prussicaus are advancing victoriously. Aberdeen 129.3134: S.W. 4 3 N.N.W. r/
... I
these victories as it would be to forget the price and prosperous state of the country, and the more settled wind, and they would follow. After the first shock of Loeb lgaillieei W. 1 1 N.E. c_ ,
Ardrossee. 2O 88 66 &S.W. 4 3 N.N.E. ere
condition of continental affairs, will present an o r- the gale had passed, the boat was brought partly round
with which they have been bought. Now that • PP. " A touching Debate, " oc- but in doing 80 we had a narrow escape from being trinity for a moderate and well-considered measure of re- incident,"says the
THE WAR IN ITALY. Vassals 30.01 V W. 1 3 N.N.E. tO a
Austria has been compelled to sue for the for- form that shall be fair to all classes, interests, and parties. curred on the occasion of the visit of the Empress to the swamped, se she shipped a heavy sea. In a few minute. Owe Clear 1 - ; - - - - - :
FLORENCE, JULY 7. Liverpool 1211.97 RS N.W. 2 N.A. • _ i
bearance of her enemy, and fling Venice after For such a measure Lord Derby may reckon on a very con- hospital at Amiens. A young Englishwoman, condemned aboutwewere
400 tonna.ng
), when toattenestern ofothvne vessel
t (a
ng bier:sever!
was Holyhead ,20.9e 23 N.N.W. 2 N.N.E.It. co I
Lombardy to obtain the good word of the victor siderable and decisive support beyond the ranks of his to three months' imprisonment, had been recently carried markable accuracy. It was caught ; soon • followed ; Count von Usedom, the Prussian Minister at Peraance j10:0.0 32 jsyir. :
w.rw. co :I
of Solferino, we are told of a Conference of Great partisans. So called conservative statesmen have generally to the cholera ward of that establishment. Her reincar. and we were at last by the side of the barque. She had this court, was received to-day in private audience ',wan
Powers which is to be held. It will be re - shown themselves ready for any liberal measure, except ceration in prison might prove fatal, and the attention of coemveetronnumndpitoni:he wiagaind, was lil,!ynfbevery
mainmut,insine d we
ll by Prince Carignan. The Prince sent to Count Rochercoirif ,34:84
w. 74. 1 4 WOW. Cc a
when it was purposely made an engine of political warfare, her Ma set having been drawn to the case, she promised were
bared, however, at Berlin, that before the war theorder now cow broken through-each one Ping bold of von Usedom yesterday to congratulate him on the Weymouth 1,30.01 54 N.N.W. 4 W. re i".
On the various appointments the Times bag a good to intercede with the Emperor for the remission of herPortamoulh 111.10 V N. N re
Prussian Government accepted, and that of Austria anything he could lay hands on, and ■am-rumbling up, some prusaian victories.
London lSt% 37 N.N.W i 8 W. Re •
word save in one • tance and that is Mr. C ' ' hment." soared by those in the vessel. I saw directly before me i
Kit ss . i
rejected, the project of a Conference, and it is nomination to the post 'of Vice-President to he P Gal. ni says :" The needle-gun is not so two iron bolts by which the main rigging was secured •• Several municipalities of Italy have forwarded a Yareaeepi•••:= l 4 N.N.E.T412: 1 2 eh ... !
not to be imagined that the Prussians will submit Committee of Council on Education, when he isrecent an invention as has been tasted ;it has now been in they looked very tempting ; I sprang and caught hold of congratulatory address to the Prussian minister in mei& 'ions ss N.W. 12 N.E. 0 '".
them •at that moment the boat was taken from under 4.a;„ Radar 1- - -____-.
___:________,- " :.,,7-•
the substantial results of their victories to the re- so much better fitted for the Admiralty. In the use in the Prussian army for nearly ten years. Other me bithe roll of the vessel, and I left gby m ""-- city.
vision of those who were not ready to draw the new government it will be an advantage that no less German government. have attempted to introduce it in hands. I could see others on each side of me ;in a me! It is affirmed that up to
sword. The Prussian Government, although as a than four of the principal Secretaries of State will lit in their armies, and there was indeed no difficulty in making wont, up rose the sea and boat again lifting us up, when I official intelligence relative to the proposed armnis. The winds this morning are light to moderate, cele-Wari
NA'. and N. E. on the English roasts and between ,
the House of Commons. Lord Cartoon in fact, asthe fire-arm, but the fulminathig matter in their cart- caught another hold, and was soon on to the rail. All south on the Scotch and Irish coasts. Barometas
matter of policy it may carry the war into Aus- '
Secretary for the Colonies, is the only leading minister, ridges evaporated after a few weeks ; while the aomposi. tinned steadily rising and temperature generally kW, ee
man territory, can hardly desire to conquer and „fah • in - which before, and was not able to get up : a rope was got over, BRESCIA, JULY 6. Mut, excep ton
.re east coastleofTh urere Englaad.amalestd= di
annex states and provinces in South Germany. the Rouse of Lama,
the exception of Lord Derby himself, who will sit non used by the Prussians, and of the manufacture and he was drawn up.-"ASurvivor" lathe Consfiai Jr
is kept a secret, remains good for years." :me for July. Two Austrian gunboats have opened fare on showers ce rain sad Mil Siring the afternoon and evetANT:

Several municipalities of Italy have forwarded a
congratulatory address to the Prussian minister in
this city.
It is affirmed that up to yesterday evening no
official intelligence relative to the proposed armis-
tice has been received here from Berlin.
SBE6CIA., Jinx 6.
Two Austrian gunboats have opened gig on