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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
rrN.,a, Eua..emena in tn. Adria,Ic.

| sgnr Petruoel della Gattna, writing IRON ,Ihln
TO the a, or the ed that the late naval engagement
10 The Arac Gas excited much asoDshmcnt snd dsappoin
merf ntay the Country regarded tue 1eet with pride
and .psed no sacrifices order that might keep with
the ueress Of naval science be worthy Of the position
oscupi4 by tbs Kingdom Sgnor Petruceli thinks that
Trieste hsnd have been ai:cked the siege f Venice
and ,hus refers TO the operations sga5st LISA
as' aSsS &s
uuier he Of public opinion which accused him ofpse
0 Esd 80 TO SssO%ps ~ nan
exploit He bss had at last BATHS with Teset6On: What
heart The telegram which announces the engagement
yesierSy 70 dsgass defeat rstser than announce
shp-nsi magnificent and splendid frgate the he dltaa
sunk ne sesro blown ~ as rs Of the gasdrs aa%sssd
the cnmys destroyed the empire Of the Adratc disputed
ssani the sS,ca "a the ssst gans Venice seakeHsd eaa
cannot describe the anxiety OF Turin since yoser
s sSo% na sadness sonsosG By ie q
rro inflicted upon the enemy What are they 10 us
fredi Had those greater losses secured Trieste
or opened the agunes To u.s. we snoul have reoced over
them Bu, what any could have done with this
Island In the Adriaiie'
The Florence correspondent of the Independence Bsiss
writing on the e2d. says
Al present impossible for to form very idea
Of this battle me % p benton gS' y ISsg ana
By well by land But the Go'rawent lterward ab
sS O ons of hc sne@s vessels and TWO pe
steamers lad been sunk BY the Italian guns II this wers
really the losses gfthe Ausgaps would DO much greater
than those Of tho Italians despite the lnriers OF OF art
ery L. added that the Aust used steel bof
which went through the Of the Italian vessel, a.
though thcy were oil tin warning this to III The nave. of
the wor which pay much 70 tbs uiactuers Of iron
admfals snip 60 board the Af1ndatore Is genSray
blamed. The Arondnore is ram IN England ard
from which prodgous results were expected Tie preec
part Il took took IN tho conflict known; nit had III
done Thing az brilliant would have been ue ntioned
has it, batteries completely covered 90 that
the people on board IN perfect safety 1t Is feared that
az this Psrsano could not have watched the pro-
gress Gl tho engagement ~ -'aia s.s3., asIss DO
The IaLsa papsis express considerable disappointment At
the very theersln fsh Of The engagement The Dao SAYS
that according to ster has received from Ancons the
return Of the Italian that port had hing air
triumph In addition 10 the Re dIon tho gulboat ysre.e
was sunk and nothing was dono by the Afonda!ore Toe
letter adds that Admiral Abins division and the sads
hat stayed near the island protecting tie tgnbarkaon OF
the troops were compelled 10 remain Idle for OF signals
from The Admiras ship Albni did not until he saw
Re d1ala 20 down The Malone That rumors are
circulation which will not reproduce attrbutng such
management TO who directed the operations tat 1t
links inquiry Ought 10 DC iwv"'@' - "r4T TO Far euie
la LpiIe mil-
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Martial Law Proclaimed in Lower
Austria.
TIE REFORM DIFFICULTIES IN LONDON.
Feyious Misunderstanding Between the Home
Secretary and the Reform League.
Recent ,Sf the News Of The Land ng Of
trte Atlantic Cable.
~,,..,sx Of sac kssnsssan Chandler sp''eeh Of
she King.

Tire following dispatch was received IL ihs Guy ia''
s''' BERLIN, Monday August c, 1896.
I'D 9 a,s4 sitting Of she chambers was held to-day
mo members rose asa ch ceed the King -snd the Prus
ran vietqIies.
Couut Stebcrg was seee ted President of the Upper
,fouse. ,oos .,-,., $3.50
- The King OF Pr ,ssa has returned 70 Berlin The
Municipality presented TO him oongTaiuatoT ad-
arets In reply the, Kirg expressed ans thanks He
pointed ont that Prussia had drawn the sword
not only Tor her indie Isndeuee but for the reorganization
osGermany The hI sad the King has been assured
The second may By tho help Of Cod alsole obtained
Everything promised happy future for Prussia, as an
HONORABLE and las,ingI eaoe IS imminent
a,afae King IN person opened the Pro>siaa Chambers
yessesday The Gollowi r. is his speech IN NH:
IEu.trious Noble and .oss Gentlemen q bOIhou'es Of
o Diet, Now that see asetisd around the Representa-
live. q he cOuurs. ny eeart ppss express, Hrs
>sf all from this .Phre by own and my peoples
tapss Go Gods crack geodAes WHICH has ssss1e faia
Ssnd heavy but suea sful sacrfoes not only in serns
som our frontiers d Of LosGes but in enabling tho
3ay Of he county by, arapd yicto to add fresh iauFs to
,s inherited 1sne AID ,io smOOthe aS'uc or the naIon
development OF Gernany1
Accompanied by the. visible heaius Of God tie
pat or the nsol capsule 81 Wearing arms
assseay ossEs l tsOsumons tothe struggle for indie
Ieacerce and FatisG.nd Our heroic army supported By
few LAT faithful allies sGvrced from saecessfo nsee' from
d. victory To yieG,y N ire Eas. In ipe West
Mech tecons b .od been shed. The eosptry iaonrn'
,,s ,os, Of MANY Lraye men who did haoes in the
fu,h Of triumph unit standard waved along siae extend
,ny from the Csrpa,h. The Rhine IL Will be for he
Government and tho representatives. Of ihe people IN ansd
ea,e,son to bsg 70 rsuriiy the fruit ih must be gath
,,o mi, angular xseed ana seycn its being .cA,terea
. an vain
Ioysl Gensmeo q 10 hEoHes d the Diet Nv GSssrn
.se1, !. able 70 .os VIII -sacion upon tire hnAn0al
pcsition Of the state Car, Ms foresight and corse-eaous
eco.omy have placed Us 10 position 10 oTerSc0e ne
su.ss hnsnesl Ia csiles paicA have resulted az
/. rsirral iecassiyssos. dop rhs circumstances -
,ls present time Although a material outlay vas :
IMPOSED upon the F,ssy daring recent years by the
with Denmark it bs, besa fouud pOssibe tie
rases hitherto incurred the present ,t,s
Ieelle and existing bi,aos without imposing any other
iUdel ppoh the eos1,fy t5aa ba Of Furnishing supplies
5As5 for war pupo,es TIA, it IAnd to provide BY law
loisros sssursdly that III eAps required or The
10slcl termination of the war aud payment n
rUtplos DO Mind while maintaining order and 20.
,~ay 20 finance viii De readily granted by you
~ aueoet o@i. h mala yjib ile JIic0{e'.'os as
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Gbe Nsso,isiisns nj NiksIsburg-Arr OF the
President Of the Ravarian MinisirN.

NIKOLSBURG, July H-EvenIlg-Herr Won DER
Prser the Iavarsn H!u.ter arrived at the Prussiah ont
posts his accompanied ~ an AasTAn officer He
shortly as card person a. the residence Of
Count Bsmsrk.
he Ia, not yet had eOnisrsaoe Wit the Prus'an Sas
Hshr Ser Po lon said tolae e9s bore at 0sugges
,ioa " NJ Jieaedef'i and Court SaroSi g.
An the petitions held by the Prsu troops up to noon IN
abe x@t inst. iiatained. ..r. f..- .
Negotiations sti carried on
The B2g recoi,ed Count RaIov a, the Castle Of Nj
ksshurl
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1866

victorious TlJ 8eyer Division was also victorious
Bayarlsns Helnstadt The Boyer and Ines
repusei the ps, s7ians near Rossbrnnn. Ihe fiu''
Is .hree.Quarters Of a mile west Wursburg' .,
wUszBURa July e7-Yeserday and to-day conHe's 'oOs
place between the Prussans and Bayarians al
Hems.adI the road to Wnizburg aad other
oo,lr .p1 yolahn,telbaum between the rivers Tauber
and Kahn The Baysrans sustained heavy losses inc DaiA
mn hesalras,es arc now at RottendoTf, quarter Oh nile
sa-ft of Wrrsbrr..
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Preli.lnaries Of Peace sigsed--An Armis,ier
Agreed tpsn,

PR-ssf,S HEAD9rARrEss, AiK0LsBURG, July 10
Tie prelmiaa.s, PAGE signed today and an ar
iolstice was sgeec Spoa boheaa aI Alorava are
main In the occupation II the pTnssan, Nsee must given
prior TO any resunp ofhosi7iries by either power
BILNSA July g7.--Ile d50dnTf evening edition Of Tie
odc.i Va,r /uf says. The iFaoo has beer prolonged
gneel y A.RNGk ftl jopl weeks .Nu'oe eemmepclR
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Enga ycmtnn Between 'hc Prussisns and
Hayariau..

NuSicu, July ri, Eyening.-An engagement has
taken place with the Prnssans wurzSurg which re-
suited unfayo ably for the Bayaans who suffered serious
losses especially IN officers
Tie Bavaran he 'dquafors to-day at Rotcndoi
AscHArFESnrna Ny .7On ths 18th inst engagement
took place near Ccrshe m between tie Cohen Division and
tie Irltl federal Am! Corp IN which Tic PIyslns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

-yss J My 26-A.telcgram peeved here don
lie .for sparder in no Tyro,. dsed yesterday.
To AZ IN suIersr force attacked the Austrian
rf. vfsaGv siserda Are obsiirste engagement ~
,rer csaed ia sI,at Lss toward COLO wi,h loss q
70 4, e. a suded md many rrssonsH. The eoos II The
teeebt Ao {, u mo i,o. Tb defeat iOsoed ise
eteuls nehtp 1rg ~ faI had uroaPeaire.
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p,r,,ia md the uiuor Governments.

BERLIN, July 27--The Zerdlerse'N Correspondents VI
Il day save Peace VIII probably be oone!sied vey shortly
The future position Q. Princes wlo haze been oced ~
ecent events 20 Quit er domDiors must be reserved III
special arrangement between them aud tie King OF FFuss'
and for the approval German Parliament as The eo-ptes
occupied by the cannot a be tIea.ed alike Inc
uedatoy efor Of tho Grand Dake Of BodD 10 rcaon -
soutleIn Germany WI probably meet VIII f.eciy ana a.
~, nj,
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10 Of the Budget which has Tot een able TO be
Icted during the last few years The Kate outlay incurred
during this period is therefore, desta ate Ct that legal bas.
which again acknowledge the Padeet can alone reach
through the law by which means the Cop,titu
ton Of 90 ordains that it IS annually agreed upon
between my Government and tie two Houses Of The Diet
Although my Government mas nevertheless carried on The
budget for several years without legal basis this has
only been done after conscientious examination md with
with correctness. In accordance with tie Diet
that the conduct OF the administration the sn6ment Of
legal obligations toward public creditors an officially
maintenance OF the army and State esa' i.hmept were
questions vital to the existence Of N, STATE and
that the course adopted therefore bccamo one Of
those meriable necessities which 81 the interest
Of The country Government mn 3, not hesitate 10
ouol lHus that the recent events vii Ian so far contribute
"enec' IN indispensable undertaking chat an Indemnity ioT
our having carried on The Administer hcr withou, law rcgu
lang The Budget application for which Will be made to the
Representatives. will readily he gf aztec and
hitherto existing conflict be th0 & finally All the more Sc.
emey brought to conclusion AS it NAV he expected ths,
the political position Of the Fat S,end will slm, of an exten.
sion o. The frontier OF IL STATE. am the establish
ment Of IN united Fed saal army, under The lead
eshp OF Prussia-costs rl,nh will ,e horne in equal
proportions by all the nj r9bors Of tho Confederation the
bills required IN this respe O. FOR ceryocaon Of popular
representative Federal s. ace wall be laid before the Dict with
out delay.
DeheDen you M ~ TIA. feire Fa.horiaud feels tie
Ign importance oil ~ moment Sat brings moro
among YOU LAY ~ evidence b. Prussia graciolsy IN
future ne has wish " blessed immediate past NoyGod
Grant il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

i5rrscII. JAY "a TheIYoluntcerz have advanced
tow-si Iubaro and ooeas,ed Crnenso and Pont Ckeso
utbof F,rftsncr. thc-Ssne day engagement ,oeh
pa<e ~ ven 30 Natoia Guards uEder (neeard aud n o
Ass- 'esr Jo-Ino .hc rerut Of wtc not yet kDoUs
oRENcE July -.
s1 AsGd .ua srTed vel erday Rorzo, and met Nh n
laihnsnsi.c recsptioo.
asrsrsl Ne. tci " erday evsling a, PeGines
yer .felr r. ntlsn etc Mt from Treat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
The Ba,arsan Pssgrsmme.

MUNICH. july 26-The programme OF Herr Won
der Pforilen President OF he Bayssay Ministry aphclds the
prnep!s lat Bavaria will join Confederation IL ghiah
tl,re would bs bat Qua great Power
Iic OF which the Pfussi1ns demand repayment on
eoLal Of their repairing ana terrifying Elm Essa and Ian
dan shout I000gNtA
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Monetary usisa Between Frssee, eDslsis~s
lfsiy and swifzerfaaN. ~

The ioniewy Of Yesterday publishes an imperial
decree prom unics cceerded
on tS IA Of December 1855 Frsucc Be1uB Italy
and sSs.ripd TIE ecnveptca - 70 remain "a force Untf
yxs,nary H. l and notice 'efminate n be fiyen
yosr preyioes will De reusued sr rs years ara % ON
every succssig IL The object Of tie aniss sts,ed
In the preamble 10 establish mora plste hkye8y
tween the monetary legislation the ries fse such
union aud thus remedy the fesaae from
tho differences between their currency The eO1ss III tl9
four acting powers will be accepted stths pub
each Of those sahect coudoas rsSyectrg
Ihs amount Issued which are specified in the conyeatsm
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Health Of Garibnf.fi.

The reports concerning the lesith OF Gsrlbald
were rey unsatisfactory He had been efacked with acu
Eheumssm while m suffering from The effects Of his late
.gonud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

Letters received from Venie state that the AUS
ans removing tie archives and the books from tho
libraries The Inhabitants looked W.T. great uHeasuess upon
The preparations being made by the Italian troops FOR the
tlpskad ard siege Of the city.
Az communication with Venice was cut on che 10Th by
Can
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Asdre.. 70 the King OF Prussin.

Brsis, July 27.-An address of the inhabitants o,
Nogden East -iesand the King Of Prussia has arrived
hefe or transmission His Majesty The address expresses
the visl sr tie union Of tie whole Of Hanover VIII Fu'
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uinsrv violence which shall rejoice 10 feel the CoUnd
we're thus instrumental 10 preventing sincerely trust "a,
no,hn will be done 10 alter the peaceful arrangements Who'll
now EXIST honora the Government and the peoples
The object of proposed meeting being sssciaug 70 sGi s
the Government but 10 declare the public sentiment On We
subject Of the franchise" 4
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Enhancement nj Baden.

Tie vanguard Of the Prussian forces under Gen.
Manteaf IN Baden territory the 10Th u and had aa
yaneod souihward after successful engagement win INC
Baden and wug,cmbas troops near Beschosoem ana YER
bach. 100. .....- .
The whso army Of the Maine continued to advance IN
snntNar. .i.rl-ion.
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prussia and IHoIsicin.

A,roy4, July 27.-An address to the King Of
Prussia demanding the incorporation Of Hosten win INC
Prussaa monarchy been drawn Up by the BurgomaSe Oh
Tlalcp Gre Is rca.ag Gmorg the inhabitants Tor sigma
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A Biecssdc If" gssEee r xpestoss- %Popsisr Ehrns-
,oust vntios~ 1cninsx PersnnO.

PARIS ynly n.-fAs hspilesv szsOir says;
Letters roooivc from Venice make rueEton OF the uDe
rfs Wit. which shs uERkaDts Looked gpos the
r he ulkadc md sege VI the cify hy she Italians. ~
WITH Venice of on G-a 18Th ~ Gen
AeElacaDo.
Populr havs made u Ancona aennS
AdmfalPeTsAno ACCOUNT % We Dava engagement "
fsrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
Separate sopfersncc with s.uly.

FLORENCE Monday, AHgnst G. 1877.
The Ii,lssI aud Austrian Generals mel al Commons, in
Austria, 1o7eeOuste
Franc tskes no pert in the pending aInisi.cc.
Austria aud Italy, If it can be arranged, will hold
separates Peace Conference, with The -clcuuenoo OF
Franco, and il VIII probably meet at Pans.
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From s. Pesersbnrg-visis OF tho American
Squadron.
Squad ron.

IEfIk4Buit, Az gcSt a. iero
Tfete great enthusiasm here in reference 20 che visit
n 1e American squadron The Russian feet lavesgonc to
Heisingegs 10 Ineei It,
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Finnnctal.

The bullion IN the Bank of France con hnued 10 ac-
cumrlae and amounted 20 s2T 6OOO0 sterling Tie Bar
had &c luc ii ia rate discount from 70 - per gent lie
Dearse sss lgie on The sh, Reates closing at sL &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
prus.iau AttacL ON yvurzburg.

1t Is stated that Prussia bombarded Wurzourg on
the mi ali was epulsed with the lose OF IL guns Inc
srlrrrsl 4 ilti,e lanace
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The Prize Fight.

The Colorado Admiral Goldsboro's flagship, from
bon, arrived at plymouth and sailed for CherbGrg.
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The Ba.,i. Near prs.surg.

PARIS, July 26.-rbe Monhem du so'r say-
Letters from Vienna state hat the engagement near Pres.
burg the 2ed mat turning completely In favor on the
Az rians when the conflict interrupted by tbs new. Of
the GspeDson Of hostiitles t =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

FLORENCE, July 26.-The suspcnsOn oil hostiil.es
between AGsa ard lay commenced yesterday morning st
o'clock when the heads Of tho italian columns halted whore
they stood, Other OcTs may make movements bat not 60
teyord the points occupied by the head. TO ccurns
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Intervention with Pru,sin.

Renewed efforts being made to obtain the ini,fven
ton OF Ru,sawith Prussia IN behalf Of the south Ter
man States The Gar has entered into aTsng' nnen
relative 70 tho question yet. rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

The yacht Froc, with The przehghers Mace End Go IS
on board. They fought ior $4,000. Mace ~on in
rounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

some Of the principal Russian bankers haze sui 'scribed
3O00000 faues complete the railroad fOn K'zer iC
Mnreel.nsLTln.
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from that date has been concluded conrt Ksroyi has
rived here with the Iremnares Of peace agreed apon by him
and CONT Blsmark foT ratification BY iho EmEeTor CT
Austria
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WAR INTRLLIGENoR.
nanif,.,o Of the Emperor of Austria.

10 tie Inhabitants the Tyro has been posted LlstlsA;
To NY Painful PLorir 90 NE nroLi lie uii,ils.
La.c uec.rIcuS.s w llA NulAra bottle sob lste ~ "a y
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Commercial InseiIixeuee.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 7-Eteaag
CorTOS-The sales to-day foot mp 1000 bales ] he
market il fat.
SOUTHAMPTON MARKET -
LONDON, August 7-ESeliAy.
Con.ols closed at s7l for money. D..
AMERICAN sECURITIEs :
LONDON, August 7-EseBlR
The latest today United States Five Twsns
6sl: Illinois Central Railroad III.
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The Nsssie.Gau.

correspondent, writing from the camp Of Chslops
on the ssedsgun, says: < ~ T' s,s'
Many ofthe br,echoadns rifles spoken Of Istey " tho
A'nnE have been presented By nythors vssioe ron
tries. Several American ones were Of most aipeenc,s
mechanism and admirable workmanship exoepsas Men,
can caroline also commanded attention. All these srns ksys
been compared their resDsevs qualities nesed - " al
Their defects. Esery confidence therefore be possd o
tho selection noe made which speed Of Ore got l<s
the sole reqnsts sought for 7hat advantage more
apparent Oh az real ssdeees IN the do
not take into onsdsraton its and upsay
stances its inprnctoabr But wtAeat nseecinr rspdtv
Of has been desired TO ally II to tsat Of rreesisnt
which rapdT when carried precludes The
Ihe needeguD already In use In some regiments Of the
French service superior TO all oaef weapons She sxmo
OF the solder Because it Is lighter Che ordinary RIA
weighs kheyanmes 3l0 and the Prussian nesdIe.gun
kiosrammn $50 Because carries further ara
more truly; besides which the ball although quite o. pene,
tratng q! great taace the Prussan cue weighs bird
less Finally ~ these eonsiderabs svSnsg the rortsnS
added that factories esfsbhshe1
on scale which permits their producing 1000 week. sad
ther that our present rfes be- necessary converted
iao needle guns Of The pattern adopsed' - N1sf1
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Peace Neg fsia,tonr t-;h,aiy no. Included.

JTn DEN MONDAY, Aug. 9. ltuu.
Special Peac sHeedstio IL are to be opened between
Prussia and .rlstra
NUNNA Monday Aug;6 lsCG.
j e1pe 6cd l6a tive treaty Of peace vl soon
he signed q The Austr rtld Prussan Plenirohares
Prague Esy is not il els led.
If the shiculty rela lave the aunscc WIN Italy IL
not arr ecd within .fcr days hosities WILDE renewed
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EUROPE.
News by the Atlantic Cable
to August Z.
OPENING OF Tho PRUSSlAN CHAhBERS.
SPEECH OF THE KING.
Peace Negotiations Between Prussia
and Austria.
separate Peace Conference with
italy.
ARRIVAL OF THE JAVA.
MILLS TO TIE zsth or JULY.
The Last Days Of the
German War.
Engagements Between the Prussian
and Federal Troops.
TEe FederaIs Defeated in Every
Engagement.
IRE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AT NIKOLSBlRG.
An Armistice Agreed TO by All the
CtRtendmg Powers.
q New Proclamation Of the Emperor Of
Austria.
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL KLAPKA'
eApJBALDrs GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS
Martial Law Proclaimed in Lower
Austria.
TIE BggeRN DIFFICULTIES in LONDON
Feyious Misunderstanding Between the Home
Secretary and the Reform League
Receipt of tht News Of The Land ng o
tFte atlantic Cable
~,.~.,sx o sac kssnssian Chan.ser.-s p''eeh o.
she King.
..,s roccixed Al. flis city las
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An Armistiee Agreed TO by All the
CeRtendiRg Powers.
O New Proclamation Of the Emperor Of
Austria,

PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL KLAPKA.
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Vienna.
has rosiu Tels declined The proposal Of Russia
for aGoDgre.so the EDwes which signed she treaty Of
V inun
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TSse FederaIs Defeated in Every
Engagement.

IRE rEAcE NEGOTIATIONS AT NIKOISBrRG.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
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THE NEWS oF THE COMPLETION or gBk TELEGRAPH
The following kilograms were received by Renters
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