The New York herald., 1866-07-09
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The steamship Saxona from Southampton on the 9th
of June arrived at this port late last night bringing
three days later news
Our special correspondence from Paris with the
paper history Of the which transpred at the
of war on the continent, which publish today con-
tans matter OF the ighest interest and serious
portance.
The Italian army, commanded by King Victor Eman-
ue met the Ausrans in the very heart Of the Quadri
lateral and was severely defeated after fighting two
bloody engagements After crossing the Mincio June
~ in three divisions, the first detachment Of Italian
brces advanced rapidly towards Somacompagna,
Intending to strike the railroad between ve-
iona and Peschiera. The other two divisions
bowed in force in support When in the very core of
Die Quadrilaera the Austrans debouched from
ferona, and attacking the first division almost
overwhelmed it by superior numbers. The Italians
fought bravely and fell back to Cusozza north Of Villa
franca. Here tho Austrians assaulted the army and
positions Of the Italians with the bayone and red
the place after desperate struggle General Villery Of
the Italian army killed. Prince Amadeus of Savoy,
wounded and great number of prisoners and guns
rendered to the Austrans. King Victor Emanuel 70
treated across the Mnco. Some accounts say that he
took his whole army with him. while others assert that
good portion of his troops renamed on the left bank
OF the Mncio.
Brescia and his volunteers held excellent positions in
the Alpine passes The General looked to Munich as
his objective point
The Italian fleet sailed from tho gulf Of Tarantown
the 23d Of June, but its destination unknown.
The Austrian gunboats the lake di Garda bombarded
the Italian positions on the Lombard shore.
feeling prevailed in Paris aud London to the effect
that the war; far Italy concerned, almost
ended but the Florence dispatches state their people
arc determined to conquer
The London Traes indicates very plainly that Austria
could afford TO treat for the cesson Of Venetia to
Italy, and thus detach her from the alliance with Prus
STA The writer calls indirectly Napoleon q peace.
maker to "bend y Italy to this course"
Le Ncrd OF Brussels expresses the semi Official opinion
that the of Russia ncincs towards Napocons plan
OF powerful armed peutaii,y rogrots the assem-
bage OF the PARIS Congress and awaits cventuaitics
Prussia aiii successful in Germany, but battle
OF moment had been fought Several skirmishcs, end
ing in favor OF Prussia reported 1t said that
tho Hanoverian army had offered capitulate 70 the
Pr ussans, but the statement again denied.
Earl Russell had resigned the position Of Premier Of
England, and hrs cabinet dissolved The mnis3
3ry had been formed. The statements mado both
houses Of parliament by Earl RUSSELL Earl Derby. Earl
Frey and Mr. Gladstone, TO show that Great Britain
WAS enduring constitutional revolution at the moment
the greater portion Of the European continent wrapt
IN In this point Of view the speeches Of sig
niAcant import
There another military nsurrecton In Spain, and
. very excited condition of affairs prevailed in Madrid
Consols closed In LoDdon. June &c at S6A s6H for
money. United States nye-twenties at "a 64k.
The Liverpool cotton market was buoyant ON the 2h Of
June with an advance of ,4d. I'D per lb. Bread
stufs were nrm. Provisions were Arm, with upward
tendency.
TuF CTTy
Nearly all The barroome were opon yesterday, sum.
cient license such proceeding being the orders issued
by superintendent Kennedy the police force to make
no more arrests for violation OF the Excise Law.
This order acted a sweeping injunction against the
Excise Board, and tho sellers, not caring for the
ominous eycs the police upon them, their myste
rious jottngs in notebooks made hay while the
shonc.n When the coDslutonality OF the law Is
affirmed In the Court of Appeals the saloons that
keeping open will have make explanation pay
for the privilege The day unusually quiet in New
York. Brooklyn New Jersey, aud elsewhere.
Carl Brown, n German, died suddenly yesterday and
q coroner's jury pronounced the case 10 be one Of
cholera A laborng man. named william Armstrong
was taken sick morning, and died at ve O'Clock
in the afternoon His was supposed to be cholera
morbus.
The action taken by the Quarantine Commissioners in
providing efficient protective quarantine during
the summer season. ably stated and defended in let
ter from them published in the columns Of this morn.
Ings HERALD.
Al eleven o'clock yesterday the thermometer stood
ninety three degrees tho shade, and about half
tnree IL reached ninety-eght violent gale in the
pftcrnoon and copious shower in the evening served
,cctuay to cool for the time being the sun parcbed
parh Thirtyuine sudden deaths which occurred in the
rty yesterday supposed bccn caused by
nroke
Caucuses Of the democratic factions In this city, will
be held during the present week tue purpose Of dc.
Gliding whether they win send delegates TO the Pbia
delphia Convention The conservative republicans arc
unable 10 decide With whch party they will fuse In tho
forthcomlrg Convention whether Tamlnany Mozart
An Inquest held yesterday the body OF James
]. Fraser, who shot Friday evening N his place
OF business No. $50 Fulton street. and died saturday
in the City Hospital. Evidence taken the
that the the neck and shoulders
with crowbar by q named Freeman when the case
was adjourned until to-day
The Inquest the body Of william Sander. which was
found floating In the Eas, river resumed yesterday
Evidence aJduoed to the effect that the appearance
OF the corpse Indicated death by drowning The prnci
pal witness who found the corpse missing and tbs
inquest was further postponed until Tuesday.
A collection was taken up yesterday morning In Fly.
mouth church, Br9okyn, 70 od the sufferers from tn,
grcat ere In Portland Mr.. Beccher preached charac
ieristc discourse upon the present heated term
MIscEII ANEoUs.
Our correspondent with Generals steedman and Ful
fcrton furnishes with interest M details Of the IN
qures made at Vicksburg Miss into the operations o
the Frecdmens Bureau and the condition Of Southern
labor AZ this inquiry proceeds 4 grows moro interest
ing Tho Bureau ia found to be in sslssippia par
md parcel Of the military system, and is found :
parake somewhat Of the red speism n lts military
icrs The system OF contracts regulated in tho Stat
Is very oppressive the negroes aud demands repeal
Our city Of Mexico correspondence Is dated May 10
The Americans seized by the liberals sometime ago hav
been released Their msfortuncs brought upol
them by themselves in tnting active par, 10 the poll
tics Of ino country. American colonization Is for tn
present slecuallF anDed and the Colla settlement