The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19
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| 4uo Voiuor AD6uu fOSb says tuht pro-
vious to the battle of the Sd, the Aus
trian government had already requested
the Emperor of the French to bring
| about an armistice between Austria and
Italy, in order to render it possible for
the Austrian troops in Italy to join the
army Of the North. go
The Emperor of the French is willing
| to meet the wishes of the Austrian Gov
ernment, and desirous to see peace once
! more established in Europe. He even
went further, and without being direct
ly or Indirectly requested 30 to do by the
Austrian Cabinet, also offered his good
offices to effect an armistice between
| Austria and Prussia; This offer was
accepted by Austria. - - 80
The London Times of the 9TH says ::
There is too much reason to fear that
| hostilities will be resumed in both the
aires of war; if so, Austria will be una
Bile to withdraw any considerable mum
her of troops from Yenitia, and, unless
sheltered by the armies OF France, will
soon be compelled to have the terms of
peace declared by Prussia. Her own
ranital Times remarks that is difficult
to believe that either Italy or Prussia
will ultimately repel the pacific over.
lures of Emperor Napoleon, especially if
it should be supported by England, soon
er or later, without sacrafcing single
soldier or imposing the slightest burden
on France The Emperor will probably
| find himself again the arbitrator OF En-
rope. 1t is a position which lofty ambi-
tion would desire.
Intelligence from the Venetian from
tier states the Austrians are strengthen
ing their forces at Rovigo.
! 4 dispatch of the 5th from the Italian
headquarters says: Considering it ex'
pedient to deprive the Austrians OF Tel
edeport at Bridgeport on the right bank
of the Po, we have commenced opera
tions for an attack
IT is stated that portion of the Aus
trian forces in Venetia have been order.
ed North.
Several engagements have takeniplace
between the Prussians and Bavarians,
in which the latter were Iepulsed, and
the Prussians occupied Dermbach in
force. The Prussians captured eight po
sitions and were advanced VIGOROUSLY
The Austrian prisoners taken In the
hattie on the 3rd are estimated at ", 0OO
One hundred and sixteen guns were cap
turea The losses sustained by the first
Prussian army we're considerable. Those
of the second were comparatively small
The Bavarian army had entered the
Tyrol and was proceeding in the direc-
tion of Italy
II was asserted that the Austrians had
evacuated all their positions on the
right bank of the Miucio Garibaldi's
wound was very slight
LONDON, 7tb.-Two Austrian gun
boats have been repulsed in an attack on
Gargonno, lake Garda.
The Princess Helena was married to
Prince Christian, of Anguslenburg, at
Windsor, on the 5th, in the presence of
the Queen, King and Queen of the Bel
qiaus and a distinguished company, but
The affair was comparatively private.
THE MARQUIS of Londonderry, who
had been named for Office in the Derby
Ministry, died suddenly OIL the 5th,
from paralysis. -,
Tn the House of Lords OH the 9th,
Lord Brougham adverted to the hostile
state of Europe, and hoped a congress
would be shortly held, and peace form
eralIy established. He did not think
Venetia onght to belong to Italy, but
at the same time, ought to be freed
from the Austrian yoke.
AT the request af Lord Derby, Earl
Russell moved an adjournment on the
ninth.
In the House of Commons, Mr. Glad
stone, in reply to an inquiry, explained
the position of the government towards
the Bank of England, and stated that
the Bank acted entirely on its own re.
sponsibility in the matter of the rate OF
discount, &c, the government having no
control in the matter.
Mr., Gladstone took an official farewell
of the House expressing deep gratitude
to the supporters of the government.
uOu the 9th, Mr.. Mill presented pc
tition from Mrs Gordon, complaining OF
the illegal trial and execution OF her
husband, stating that in consequences
she has been reduced to state of desti q,
tuition, and praying fer redress.
FRANCE.-Tho dranght of theproposed
modification in the French Constitution
has been presented to the Senate Bourse
ON the 9Th, less firm; rentes closed at
6S6,450
AUSTRIA A second conscription
had been ordered to take place in Hun
gary. ,-,
RUssIA-The cholera has broken out
in St. Petersburg. :.
LONDON MONEY MARKET--The dis
count demand at the Bank Is of the full
average character. On Stock Exchange
advances are offered at 81 per cent
Consols, in spite of some tendency to
reaction at the opening, closed strong
The impression prevails that the worst
difficulties are likely to be surmounted,
Bank rate unchanged
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH 10 QUEENSTOWN.
Vienna telegram says there are good
prospects that hostilties will not be re-
sumed for six weeks. The Austrian
army of the North continues to retreat
without molestation. Reports are re.
ceived from the Tyrol, but they are con-
Trajectory as to results.
The Paris Bourse remains without
change. Rentes closed at 6Sal6O.
The short end of the Atlantic tele-
graph cable was successfully laid on the
9Th inst The old cable was tested and
found to be in perfect condition.
Great preparations are makingto sup
ply the army with breach loading rifles,
New York News.
New YORK, July lS.-One hundred and
fifty eight burial permits were issued
yesterday, eighty of which were made