Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EJRoFE.
Great Battle Reported-The Italian. Re-
pulsed-Austrians take 1000 Prisoners
HauoNerian Army >urreunded-ft aptt-
ulates-Tuslish Mtuissrw


| puIsed-Austrians take 1000 Prisoner,
Hanoyerian Army >urreund~d-Its Capt
ulates-Enslish Ministry Resign.
The SaNonla. from Southampton on NJ
morning OF 'he 2sth OF June, has arrived q b
New YORK The 4. -. war vessels Nixu:og.-
nah and Augusta are 81 SpIthead. Tue lay
ing 81 The Atlantic cable commenced on Ne
3Oth. In the House Of Lords, ON the Ssh NJ .
Russell announced thar IN couseQusn- e cr he
late hostile vote in The House OF Commons he
Ministry rendered their reeignSuons 1h-
Queen invited them To reconsider their dats--
mInanon. They then awaited the resul: q. a.
interview wltb her. On The 26th, before a.
claring definitely their resolution, he HoU-.
adjourned
In the House OF Commons. on the ash. Glag -
stone said that Russell ana has esiiezgu-s hAa
rendered their designations, ana awaited pes-
sonal lnteryiew with the = uesn. The Hous-
then ADJOURNED. The queen has accepted a.
resIgnaiIons Of IN" Ministers. The Times .htnkS
Lord Derby viii form a new ministry. wl-h
stanley as Foreign Minister
Consols are quoted Al "a
In the French Chamber OF Deputies NJ -
rabura attempted 70 renew the discussion -
foreign affairs. He declared IN. Champ
ought 10 express ats desire for separating
Mr.. Berger claimed has right and duty -
discuss the question IB which France m.gh-
te called on % interfere. Shouts drOHu.d
u, Try er's voice, and the matter ternsina.ae
I he UetTOthal Of CzarOwI,z with the Pr.nc.-S
lIgmar took place on The 22d ult
Amilitsry revolt took place recently a: Ma.-
I'd and Barcelona. Seven hundred tooz r...
. - III IanCf. and We're dleArmed
Ny ed 20 Cere- about one hundred were s.ll-l
aId wounded a. Madrid. Tranquility noy.
prevails.
TTE GERMAN VAR
The Italian army crossed the Min -ia --.rb 81.
meeting opposition from the AuscrianS
then pushed on towards Peschi.-;i. bu- w
IepulseG BY shor; eannOnade from :Ae -. Is
OF inai stronghold. The Italian army w9- sl-
countered by thn Austrians an graa- @s-'p D..
The vicinity @: kerona. aud a great ba,tla on.
menced. The Aas.rlans repuised Ucth wing
HfH.af "a HHaHH 4 So
on. The reported relief u ths Hanoy-..au
army had no. been Confirmed NeCo-la..1,..
tor capliuiatlon on honorable terms have be.
agTe. q Ja be.Essa the con- manders Il he Han
oN-riau and Pru->Iaa l0r,es III. lf-G-- a.+
advanced m;o upper SIiesia and B -u.a- 81.
The f-L~sIals EASILY rtpulsed tbe AUs-r..,n
Lus-HTs, owing - The effective uOHer %. IL.
needle gun. Prince Charles. army me- n- -,-
sisian"r In crossing the Bohemian frpn-.sr. D.
is"Ni ---ea INA. General bened-k wIll uruCUlr
iIsi- BcherE.l wI,h he mann body ~ us a..sy
upon Garil-z compelling the Pruss.au- -
'NarCa-e SINgEy by a Hank atIalA. Ih- Erl--
-ian- are a-Cl.uE c0blrutZ and Ehrsub.s..--.
ioT'Teests a. defense arain-t SOU ha.l is.-
many lHe >auGay : engagement n... .-..el
The AU-.-Ians and Italians was near a-aI.a
and Ia>f'a Al! night ending m the Compls-a de-
i'ai .. iE' Italians. who wer~ commlEd-a
ne king. B--h armies fought hrAs.Iy. Ti-
Italians Wt-" ifpUl~-i a. an points ai'a- d. So
N'T- A.. u.-ouF Struggle. he l,ailll- r.
'Tl~-ft ne M.ECi0 Du sunday evsulu- II.
Aus'llans captured 3.UIr prisoner TEs A.
'TIans hen took Gu-tSzza 10y assault. and %
CupIsG BOHnia- Nothing ~ known of Benz
&c n IS movements. Ia- PruSSIanS ia .-...f
A" ekSon IN Galllc.a, and were beaten ~.
win loss y he AustTI1ns. The HAuJse-s AN
army escaped through the PrUssIan CORD ans
reached NeiBiIEeE. The PruSsiau- v.lIl no.,
blockade HanoverIan ports nor seize p.lva-.
TyrOl direct 20 Munich.
later tei' gram positively asserts hat ~,
Han0Eerlan arulv 4 suil completely sUrroGIG-
ed. The King q Hanover demanded tyy-l-y-
fhf al no
upon which the army j. 70 be capi-uia-aC
be demand ha> been granted. The King ~
pcCts 10 Tc-e!Ne assistance from the Bohemian
army.
Cousois ioT money - a.. 4. = FIvs- .y,..r-
ueS ~ 4tl :. The London Times o.. ,te .--,
nit. contains tie following dispatches A
LeIp~ic despatch oi The 2tth states thar q Prue-
sian army corps arrived there and VA dee
uEed 10 operate aEaIus- Bavaria. Berlin
despai,h ~ ;Ae r6th states that II j. pos
hNeI} announced That The HauoyerIan army
was completely surrounded, and the d.,.a..c
OF he hing Oi Hanover for twenty-four hours
10 deilreTa-- On terms OF capItu anon naa been
granted. + lorenzo despatch OF the 2Gth E4ys
he papers here assert That the want OF s. -
cess N tie first battle Is but a new mo.lye for
Iruoubled energy and perseverance. The louu-
'ry had iull confidence an the army. and m.
WaT against Austria VIll be continued Ur-tI
tie complete Liberation Of kenetIa n accom-
pushed. An official de-patch dated EreS-ia-
-Jih-eNeulng- says II o. day an eneaearneE
Z. plac- De- S"-n The ltaIlan volunteers ana
Aust.Ians. t"fween The bridge OF CaffarC and
L1udeGOue. The AustTIans Were repElsed
leaving eyefal KILLED and wOund-a A Pa~.S
despatch OF he .Gth says: A Madrid telegram
announces -La- Marshall q DOnneu has -
-Utu proclamation expressing h.s de.erI-. 49,
nation 10 vigorously suppress an disturbance
leT'~r tTCT Madrid SAYS Sc eVenteeI nQl-
uTtd ana ti,y prisoners were taken during .n.a
revolt. cIe hundred and thlrty.seveu of .Ehyr,
w,re 10 have been shot. The total nUube-
k'llsd was l.UO". L. i said thai the Baden
minister ar Berlin has been recalled. and IA.
he Grand Duke will join his forces with IL
Federal army.