The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25

IFareign Neyyr.
NEw YORK, July 94.-lForeign papers
,tainc tie following details of the

New York, July A.-Fofeign paper
contain tie following details of tn
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iThe Moscow Gazette Of July 18th con
tainsl the following highly importan
announcement: Russia does not desire
any change in the present state of thing
In Europe. IT Austria and Prussia vii
render themselves the tools for France
Russia cannot depend upon them a.
heretofore. Venitia, without Rome
would constitute no progress for Italy
The submission of Austria to France il
not advantageous, but dangerous to Eu
r6pean equilibrium. The supremacy o.
Prussia ID Northern Germany narrow'
that of Russia in the Baltic Russiat
love of peace does not sanction effort:
to- allow supreme power to England
Her interests may make her seek an
alliance with France, but her dictator
ship in France and Germany cannot
meet with her support. -
A dispatch from Lunburg, of July 18th
Bays: The Gazette of this town says
All soldiers on fariough have been called
in Every day, military trains are NOV.
ing from Warsaw to the frontiers OF
Silesia, and Prussian troops are marching
from Podolia to Basserabia.
A dispatch from Florence, of Jhy 18th
SAYS: The Court of Berlin has declared
to the Italian Cabinet that an armistice
on the cession of Venetia is inadmissable
The italian Government, in its reply, is
said TO have announced resolution to
continue offensive operations against
the Austrian Empire without relaxation
in conformity. with engagements with
Prussia, and until both powers shall
have obtained from Austria satisfactory
terms for the conclusion of peace
The NaZiOn. Of July 10TH publishes a
statement of conditions for an armistice
and it's stipulations by Prussia and Italy.
The four Powers demand the exclusion
of Austria from the German Confedera.
tion. .,.r p. ,oi,.,..... ..
Then the Nazion adds that this was
admitted by France, who undertook to
obtain the consent of the Vienna Cabi-
net to the evacuation by Austria of the
Austrian province now occupied by
Prussia during the armistice.
/ On the part of Italy, the conditions
were that Orsini OF the Italian terrific
ries, under Austrian dominion, including
the Italiun portion portion of the Tyrol,
Austria was to make Orssini direct to
Italy without compensation, and not to
raise the Roman question during the ne
gotiations for peace
! 1t is asserted that these conditions
have been found inadmissable at Vienna,
and that the Austrian government has
resolved to try and maintain her rights
by going to war.
The London Globe of the 18th, says,
that according to present appearances
the Prussians will be before Vienna III o
week or ten days.
The Prussians occupied the Prague on
the 9Th. .orr,
The .PrusSians garrison the place with
5000 tsAopS
TIE. .gistrans survived that the en-
gagement near Laysing are concentra
ting near SchworfHrt, to make another
attack.
A ViAnna I:epatcu states that the
Austrian forces at Vienna are being
withdrawn before tho Italians, but the
fortresses remain strongly garrisoned for
defence.
The Emperor of Austria is making
concessions to Hungary, and calls on
Hungarians to volunteer.
Goldwin Smith has resigned the Pro
fessorship of History ut Oxford Univer-
sity.
Sir Bulwer Lytton is gazetted Lord
Lytton,
The French Ambassador to Berlin had
arrived at the King of Prussia's head
quarters.
1t is yet undecided whether the Aus
trians will hold the line frem Olmutz to
Brienn, and fight another battle
The Prussian headquarters, on the
18th, were three miles from BrienD, ad-
vancing
The battlenear Kissingen was between
General Mantenfel's (Prussan) corps
and the Bavarians.
The Bavarians defended their position
ten hours, when they finally retired to
take position on the Main. The Prus,
sian loss was light, but the Bavarian loss
was heavy, including the commanding
general, Keller, killed.
Victor Emanuel was at Ferrara.
The Hungarian Legion was progres
sing, and Kossuth had gone to consult
with Gsrribaldi upon a plan of opera
ton