The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-11
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a, OF THE CITY OF LONDON


ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF LONDON
Nv YORK, July 10.-The steamer
citu of London, has arrived with dates
Another great battle had been fought.
PARDUcBITz, June 9th, P. M.-Since
ten o'clock this morning continuous
fire of artillery has been kept up by the
Austrians and Prussians, in Bohemia.
The Prussians were repulsed near Skaliz,
where the cavalry took part in the &C
tion At six o'clock this morning the
Prussians were beaten off, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field.
BERLIN, June 81, P M-The engage
ment which took place yesterday at Pal
loie, was kept up until midnight. The
troops engaged were the Prussian diyis-
ion under General Won Horn, and the
Prussian brigade under Gen'l Hotcham
The Prussians lest one Colonel, one Lieu
tenant and one Captain. The Prussian
Chambers will probably be convened on
the 9th Of July. :
ANcoNA, June 27.-Twelve men-of-
war, comprising the fleet, appeared in
sight of this port this morning, but are
now leaving. The Italian squadron are
preparing to follow and attack them.
BERLIN, June 27.-Noon-Last night
the Army of the Elbe had successful
engagement near Tierrian, taking seven
officers and five hundred men prisoners.
BERNE, June 27.-The Austrians have
returned to the FreHch Staten on the
Stelvio. The Italians have taken up
position near the Pol du Deaqle
| PRAGUE, June 27.-The Prussians de-
strOy6d the railroad bridge between
Werdam and Grossiwitz. At Altonsberg
| the people resisted the Prussians.
The King of SaXony left Prague to-
day.
FLORENCE, June 23-At the battle of
| Ciestosesa, the Austrian forces numbered
sixty thousand. The first army corps
reserve, on the heights to the left of
| Vallegio, held in check an overwhelming
number of Austriaus, before which time
General Crantley had been forced to re-
tire. Benley's division and the Cavalry
protected the retreat of the army, which
was effected in good order. The Peame-
lie division took an entire battalion of
Austrian Chasseurs prisoners.
The Italians had several engagements
with the Austrians who suffered severe
loss. The third army corps took about
one thousand prisoners. The Italian
losses are great, but those Of the enemy
| are known to be larger.
The Italian cavalry did not depend on
their position, nor were they overcome
until after the enemy had received rein
forcements. Towards night both Ital-
| ians and Austrians retired from their
respective positions.
PrD Tn,,n hoe
| offered the King Of Hanover an alliance,
| with a guarantee for the possession of
| the throne on the basis of federal reform
| and on the condition Of his capitulating
| with the honors of war. 1t is hoped
that the capitulation will take place
to-day.
PERTH, June PA second conscrip-
tion has been ordered in Crotan. The
Crotean district on the coasts of the
Adriatic, were declared to be in a state
Of siege.
VIENNA, June 27.-Benedick'S passive
attitude is accounted for by his desire
to have the federal troops form a juno
tion with his army, and also to allow the
Prussians to advance into Bohemia, so
that he may cut off their retreat
There is dissention among the Hunga-
rian Liberals, the Deak Party being op.
posed to an insurrection unless the Aus
trians suffer defeat, and the other party
favoring immediate insurrection.
FLORENCE, June 27-The King of
Italy yesterday requested the assistance
of France against Austria, Offering IN
exchange the Island of Sardinia, in ad-
dition to important concessions upon the
Rowan question. The Italian army is
concentrated at Cremona and Piaenza,
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN, June 23.-
the Federal Diet today appointed
Prince Charles, of Bavaria, Commander
in-Chief of the Federal army, with in
structiOns to conduct operations under
the DIRECTION of Benedict
FLORENCE, June 27.-The King has
addressed a dispatch to the President of
the Councils saying that the battle of
the. .2ith was neither lost or won. He
says: l have ordered the concentration
of all our force to resume the campaign.
Our army is in excellent spirits, and is
anxious to be led to battle.
BERLIN, June 27.-Prussia has re
placed the principal fuDctionaries in
Saxony, and the Electorate of Hcsse and
| Hanon.
| rkANhtOkl ON 1hE MAIN, Juue e.
Austria has proposed to her confident
allies that all their plenipotentiaries at
the Diet should be recalled A commit
tee of military plenipotentiaries were ap
pointed in their place under the presi
denCy of Austria. This committee is to
have power to direct upon matters with
out reference to their respective Gov
ernments This has not yet been
agreed to.
News from New York.