The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

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Another Great Battle Fought.
s NEW YORK, July 1O.AThe steamer
City of London has arrived with one
days later news.
LIDwEITz, June %, Evening.-At ten
O'Clock this a. M, a continuous fire of
artillery has been kept up by the Aus
trians and Prussians in Bohemia, The
Prussians were repulsed near Skaliz,
where the cavalry took part in the ac-
tton. At six o'clock this p. m. the
Russians were beaten of, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field.
BERLIN. June %, Evening.-The en-
gagement which took place yesterday
at Pacloie, was kept up until midnight.
The troops engaged were the Prussian
division, under General Won Horn, and
the Prussian brigade, under General
Hotcham. The Prussians lost one
Colonel, one Lieutenant and one Cap
The Prussian Chambers will proba-
bly, be convened on the 10th OF july.
AECoNA, June 27.-TwelVe men-oE-
war, comprising the feet, appeared in
sight of this post this a. M, but are now
leaving. The Italian squadron is pre-
parlng to follow in order to attack
BERLIN, June 27-Noon.-Iast night
the Army of the Elbe had successful
engagement near Ternan, taking seven
Austrian officers and five hundred men
prisoners. - :
BERNE, June 27.-The Austrians have
returned to the first station upon the
StelVIo. APhe Italians have taken up a
posi- ton near the Pol du Diable.
PRAGUE, June 27.-The Prussians de-
stroyed the railroad bridge between
Merdan and Grossinitz at-Alltenbero
The people resisted the Prussians. The
King of Saxony left Prague to-day.
FLORENCE, June 2S.-At the battle of
Sustorusa the Austrian forces number
ed 10000. The first army corps of re-
serve on the heights, to the left of Val
lezio. held in check an overwhelming
number of Austrians, before which
Gen. Crantley's had been forced to re-
tire. Bently's division and the cavalry
OF the line protected the retreat of the
army, which was effected in good order.
The Peamile division took prisoners
an entire battalion of Austrian CSilas.
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The Italians had several engagements
with the Austrians, who suffered severe
loss.
The third army corps took about 1000
prisoners. The Italian losses are great.
but those of the enemy are believed to
be still considerably greater. IN
The Italian cavalry did not depend
on their position, nor were they over
come until after the enemy had receiv-
ed relnforcements. Towards night-fall
both the Italians and Austrians retir-
ed from their respective Positions.
"a BERLIN June 26.-PrusSia has again
offered the King of Hanover an alli-
ance, with a guarantee for the possess
sion of the throne on the basis of feder-
al reform, and on condition ofhis capt.
ulating with honors of war. It is
hoped that the capitulation will take
place to-day. 9 ~ o. s
ton has been ordered in Croatia. The
Croatia district on the coast of the
Adriatic, Is declared in a state of seipe
80 VIENNA, June 27.-Gen. BenedictIs
passive attitude is accounted for by his
desire to have the Federal troops form
a1unction with his army, and also to
allow the Prussians to advance into
Bohemia, SO that he may cut off their
retreat. @
IHhere is discussion among the Hum
garian Liberals. The Deak party be
ing opposed to the instruction, unless
the Austrians suffer a defeat, and the
other party favoring an immediate in
FLoREEcE, June 27.-The King of
Italy, yesterday requested the assis-
lance of France against Austria, offer
ing in exchange, the Island of Sardinia
in addition to important concessions
upon the Roman question.
The Italian army is concentrated at
Crewona and PiacenZa.
SFRANKFoRT-oN-hIA June 27.-The
Federal Diet to-day. appointed Prince
Charles, of Bavaria, Commander-in-
Chief of the Federal army, with in
structions to conduct operations under
the direction of Gen. Benedict.
FLORENCE, June 27.-The King has
addressed a dispatch to the President
of the Council, saying that the battle
of the 9th was neither lost nor won.
He says, Ihave ordered the concentra-
ton of all our forces, to resume the
campaign. Our army is in excellent
spirits and is anxious to be lead to
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BERLIN, June 1.-The Prussians
have replaced the principal. functionas
rfes in SaxOny, and the electorate of
of Hesse and Hanover.
FRANKFoRT-oN-MAI June 27.-Aus-
tria has proposed to her confederate
allies, that all their plenipotentiaries at
the Diet, should be recalled.
A committee of military plenipoten-
tiaries appeared in their place under
the presidency of Austria; this COM
mittee, to have power to decide upon.
matters without reference to their res
pective governments. This has not yet
been agreed to- ti'f
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