Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23
ExkTE NEWS


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bond which be could not proears sinse the
loss Of the steamer.
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No practical results IN regard to IN afmis'
W ~. ~, b. ncyes that The Continent y
-, ~. br,pk If . general European var.
prus.i. continues 6rm 10 her kenAnda.
The italians are advancing IN spite Of the
The French iron clad squadron was or
.iered l., venicc On the 18th inst.
The Cherb0urg squadron has also been
ordered 10 sail. lts destination % unknown.
Il was stated that the Prusslaus were
marching on Frankfort on the Maine.
The Nonissuy says that attempts are stii!
being made for the peaceful settlement OF
~ Tss Xussrians are svasussine vs.stia,
but leaving the fortress there well garrison
The Italians are advancing In force, In
sritc Of the cession Of VenetiA TO France.
Ia France statcs that the Derby Cabinet
! has strongly recommended Italy to accept
Napoleon's mediation.
Prussia does not stay her victorious march,
making Pariubity her headquarters. Hei
armies either have taken possession Of
| Prague. or will shortly do 30.
Prince Charles holds the railroad to
| Prague and Seems likely 70 march direct "a
Vienna. -.
battles IL 8 Austrians 70 Prussisu.
Cholera continued to rage at Stattin and
at Berlin was largely on the increase On
the It'll, 148 cases were reported at Berlin
- "a - sod $atA al
The Austriaus have beaten the Italians d
Borrofortc and at MontescuL The ltaliani
were repulsed five times at Borgoforte.
Gen. Cialdini crossed the Pc on the 9Th
| INST, into vcpetis. ct the head OF his ARMY
corps.
| The Italian losses IN the attack upon BOrgO
forte vas two killed and 30 wounded.
The assertion ri In France that France
has recommended Italy not to attack Venstli
is discreditcd in Berlin.
All the fords on the Elbc between Pardu
bity and Elbctsnitx are in the hands Of thu
Prussians.
Marshal Benedick sppcars to be with
drawing towards Brunn, followed ny botl
| armies.
A telegram from Shanghai Of June 7tl
} says Min Hong Is In danger Of capture b!
the r. bsls.
LONDON, July 0-Prices have been stead!
and should the peace negotiations process
favorably, as anticipated, all the market
will become strong COnsOls, 07}607A
Rentes 6Sc Wheat 3ta4c lower.
The Vienna vaterlaad says the army q
the North is still 200.OOO strong
A Florence dispatch Of the 10Th, says:
This morning the Austrians made . re
connOissancc, in strong force in the direction
Of Teridone. They swere driven hack b,
the 0aribaldians a. fAr % the Lazx0, whicl
place was occupied by the volunteers. Gen
Garibaldi was present, but had to reDail
in a carriage in consequence OF his wound
The Austrians were driven back at the p0in
l Of the bayonct.
The operations Of the Italian army agains
Borgoforte were being continued.
The Italian troops on the 10Th, capture
by assault the village of Mottegiano, nca
the Tctc depot, at BOrgOfOrte.
LATEST.
VIENNA, July 1O-Thc Emperor Of Au.
tria has issued manifesto, in which be ssy
the heavy mis(Ortunes which have befalle
. his army of the north, moved 70 its limos
core his heart, but the reliance he had place
upon the devotion Of his people. the couI
J age Of his army, upon God, and his goo
; and sacred right, had not wavered singl
} ! instant He had addressed himself to III
Emperor Of the French, fequesting his goo
} Offices for bringing ab0ut an armistice will
Italy. Not merely he'd the Emperor readil
| responded 10 his demand, but offered to me
date with Prussia Cor . suspension Of hoo
} tilities and for openine negotiations 70
peace. This offer he accepts, and ann0ynce
himself prepared 10 make peace upon hor
orable conditions, 70 prevent blOodshed an
the ravages Of war but he would not max
peace by which Austria's position - gres
power would he shaken. sooner than thi
he wsuld carry on the war 10 the utmOs
. extent. All available troops are being con
ccntrAted, and the gaps In the ranks filed b.
conscription, and volunteers called to arm
by the newly awakened spirit Of patriotism
Austria has been severely visited by mii
fortune, but she is not humiliated nor bowe
down.
PEsrH, July 9-An Imperial proclama
! ton calls upon volunteers to hasten to en-
roll themselves under the banners Of tn
army Of the fatherland, which is threatened
by the events Of war.
FLORENCE, July O.-Thc losses of tin
Italians in the battle If Custnzxa. are official
~ slated at O5i killed; $500 wounded
and H. 52 prisoners and missing.
The London Times correspondents &C
i COuut Vi TIC UHtAc OI 68uOWHs says:
The Russians had engaged about %, 900
men and the Austriaps nearly O. MANY.
Nearly 1900 guns were in action, of which
/ 756 we're Prusslan.
Lord Derby made statement in the
House Of Lords, on the 9Th. in which, ailef
detailing the difficulties he met with In form.
ing Ministry, said he held it to be the duty
Of the country to maintain aInicable rela
tons with ali foreign countries, to avoid
entanglements with foreign powers. and to
abstain from vexatiOus and irritating inter-
ference or advice with respect to the war in
central Europe. The Government would
maintain . perfect neutrality, but would be
prepared, In conjuction with other powefs,
whenever favorable opportunity presented
itself, to offer its good olaces for the restora-
ton Of peace.
lie commended the action Of the United
States government In relation to Fcniano.
He had tribute to the loyalty Of the Cana.
dian volunteers. adding an expression Of his
desire that confederation Of eli the British
American colonies might soon be accom-.
plishetl.
The Paris Prssse says the following are
the basis of negotiations suggested BIZ
France and communicated to the repreeen.
tatives Of the belligircnts
The Germanie Confederation 10 b dis.
solved and another Confederation 70 b
established, Of which neither Prussia nor
Austria should form any paft, and NO terri
t0ftal ccssion 10 he demanded Of Austria
The abandonment by the latter Of her
rights in the Duchies and to replace the
warindcmnity at first demand BY Prussiasto
incorporate Schleswig Holstein, Hesse
Cassel, Hess Delmstadt andBrunsWick. The
population Of the Prussian Kingdom would
thereby be raised TO 25,OOO.0uO. Tie Rhine
To constitute the western frontier Of Prussia
and the Province between the Rhine and
the Mesne to serve Is IN indemnity 70 the
Sovereigns disposed by the war. An ex.
change Of territory to take place between
Baden and Bavaria, which would rive the
former nearly the whole Of the Rhinish
Palatinate, Sal0ny, Hanover and The Ouch.
les Of Sake to conclude the military conven.
ventions with Prussia. The inhabitants Of
Laudon to choose whether they shall be.
long to France or Baden, and the popula.
ton Of the Valley Of the Safve TO choose
between France and the Rheinish Sover-
eigns.
The La France says the Prussian condi.
lions arc the exclusifoo OF Austria non The
0ermanie Confederation the exclusive
command Of the military aud naval fofces
Ut the Confederation BY Prussia; The Din
lomatic representation Of Germany sheood.
ana the annexAtion to Prussia Of IL
occupied.
:. The La Frascs also says the Emnernr
NSDOIeOn NJ 0NNn amt IT, -. Sles.IC ~