Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-07-12
TELEGRAPEIIC
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

| New YORK, July 9.-The steamer AL
leppo, with Liverpool dates to the evening
of the 9th of June, arrived at this port
| tonight.
| Garibaldi was successful against the
Anstrians near Brescia, and his volunteers
held excellent positions in the Alpine
Passes. The General looked to Munich as
his objective point.
In the battle of Custozza the Italians
met with severe defeat. Gen. Villerz
was killed. Prince Armand and Gen. Ce-
raIe were wounded.
An Austrian official dispatch announced
the result as follows:
VIENNA, July 25.-The Archduke Al
bert teleg -aphed from Gorilla yesterday
evening as follows: "The Imperial army
debouched at daybreak from Verona, oc-
cupied the heights of Sanguinetto and
Somma Compagna, and attacked with q
charge of front toward the south, the enc
my's columns, which were advancing
on the line of Solesino to Somma Cam
pagna in considerable force and with much
artillery. The Imperial troops repulsed
the enemy at all points, after severe and
bloody struggle. Finally Custozza was
taken by assault. All the troops fought
with extraordinary bravery. They cap
ers, and are animated by the best spirits.
"On the 23d inst, the garrison of Man
tua made sortie upon the enemy's corps
of observation at Caratone, repulsed it and
took several prisoners"
The following telegram has been re-
ceived from the Archduke Albert, dated
June 25: "The enemy's forces driven back
by our army, recrossed the Mincio yester-
day evening. The Imperial army is in
the best condition and in excellent spirits.
The battle of yesterday is called by the
Archduke the battle of Custozza. The
movement OF Cialdini across the river Pc
towards Venice will be checked by the re.
suit Of the battle"
There had been serious military revolts
in Spain, connected, it was supposed with
General PRINTS conspiracy, but vigorous
measures adopted by the Government had
prevented spread Of he instruction. A
portion of the populace joined with the
soldiery. Several hundred were
killed.
The three divisions of the Prussian army
commanded by the Prince Royal, Prince
Frederick Charles, and Gen. Kerworth,
have advanced into Bohemia.
Baden has been compelled by Wurtem-
burg, Bavaria and Austria likewise, to
JOIN IN the war against Prussia.
The State of Northern Germany have
row withdrawn from the Confederation,
and accepted the Prussian plan of Fed
eral reform. This includes Bremen and
Lubbock.
Prussia has officially intimated that she
may annex Hesse Casscl, and is enrolling
the whole military strength of Northern
Germany under her supreme command,
thus depriving Austria Of fully one half
of the Federal army on which she relied.
LATER.
LONDON, June ga telegram from
Pardu btz, Bohemia, says: The Prussans
were beaten in fight near Neustadt and
leaving their dead and wounded
on the field. 1t is not stated but supposed
it was not general engagement.
A Berlin telegram states the Prussians
were successful in an encounter near Turin
capturing seven officers and five hundred
priVates.
The Austrian army at Custozza num-
bered 10000.
A Florence telegram admits that the
whole Italian loss was equal or greater.
The cavalry force and Bcxco's division
covered the retreat, which was effected in
good order.