The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

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A GgHi Battle Foaghl-Thc pruSyiaW Vie
iuliOW-H,0 1900 Prisoners Taken.

LoNnoS. Jnly e-Thc prnssian and italian reply
70 ilc pfoporcd aTmisti,c has not yet tanspircd.
Tic Morning Post thinks a Congress viii shortly
assemble, and That tho french Government W in
propose a general disarmament.
IN tic commcrsiul circles Of London peace is &c.
gadcd az virtually concluded.
Tic rIinco Inperial was present a, the late
fote IN Paris, on Tic celebration Of American indc.
pcudcucc.
The Austrian Field Marshal Won GaLlcnz ar.
rived at tic lrulsian headquarters at %Ilorlitz, near
G~i2chen, ontbc evening or the lih iuat, with a
flag of truce.
The battle Of July Sd, near Ludoma, was y great
affair and lesulIcd in the complete dyfpa, OF the
Austricns. Tho Pnsaian5 were commanded by
the King in person They met the Austrians under
Dcncdek between Ilorlis aud Koninrr,lz. The
battlc hrted twelve hours. Until 10 o'clock 4. M.
Tie battle was favorable to the Austliaus, but
after ID at lym The advantages were with tic rras.
slang.
At two o'clock p. NJ, after an obstinate defense,
the Pruasians Carried 10y stoiin the strong position
Of Oh @ Ausirians, ullet which tho A|ustriaul were
quickly driven out Of tlcir other positions. and by
seven p. NJ. the dustrians wee in full retreat 10
Kouiugiatz, pmsucd ly tho PIuscim cavalry. The
dualriuns were in q complete lout, and the road
was sttcwn with the baggage which they threw
away.
The numl,r Of killcd md wounded on both sides
was great. but owing 10 the extent Of the battle
field ithad not yet been mcortaiucj,
The prussians cldiml have captured, up to the
evening Of the itt, II 90 unwOUudcJ prisoners,
llG cannon and several Iags.
Tltco Anst,on Archdukos are reported won nd.
cd. Prince Lichtonstcm aud Prince Undisclagc
were taken prisoners. Gen. Fcstitlcs, cop lauder
Of an Austrian corps, lost q leg. Gen. Counthumc
was shot in tic head, and Col. Bender and another
STAN officer were killed.
The London Times Of the jlh. Gays that tic sad
d]cnu,fs and magnitude OF the Austrian calamity
arc too oycrpowcuug for any man to speculate on
The possible consequences Gu the dcstiuics OF the
Austrian Empire.
NEWS DY THE PIERRE.
Nsv YoEr, July l7..-Thc steamer
Pierre. from lloyrc oh, VIA Brcs. 7;h,
has arrived.
BnEsr, July Prussia md Italy have
refused The ofmiatico.
Tho Augsburg Gazette says TINT Bcrc
l.IoL Lo, d.,.a,lo,' On 600 ..iac.
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Archdrto hibo,, I'm, ho,n on,'im"o,n
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N,Grht occu,ad a, NI.t no,oon 80 ,Lo
ltL between . Boyo,ion co,ps anil p,rs.
sian amy under E,rlv F~ulLsnr,.ip. 70
nnrtionIors.
Tho Aus,riors bovo c-fr.l, oro.n,,ol
.Ut.Lo,J, nm; rof,,d .o,, Ma 1",oia
Tho pa,is Paw, Of J,L. MI ,o,...
In Auslli,. neonIo oro SO jrsmoycJ NV
tho succrsa Of ,hr p,pss;nrs ,Loi eor,,
oro r,pnd ,pm@cicr,ly last n al s.,so &c
propricry az to DESIGNATE "a n troi,or
Csno,olD n, A,b,or, vLoso oo,n. ,,oo
bestowed n, Fon,encou Goblcrz -bo
militant. the opaocious moro r. no 90,
with Depmprk-vLo. not lopg sirco
could not be- sufficiently G,oJ-o man
who +, cliyoIr;c loyc,'r rorsorGod own.
his misfortune to that Of n division Of tbo
Prussinn Guard, who. by d,ni If rorccj
marches, was enabled to Gn on his
flank.
Originally a Command in Italy woa Of
fered by him mo,d,d 70 o.r,a
oo"einio' 'n"t nc might nave an oppor'
,'1I 'pe =" wy 4 rus
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