The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-13

MORNING DISPATCHES.

Later from EurOpe-Afffvol or the
per~ta-SuPrender OF the HanOve.
rian Army-Anothcr Desperate Hat.
tIe-The Prussians Capture Eight
Thouxaud PrisOnerS-Austrian Re.
nort.-Co II q m ors-Thc
italian Army-A Tory Ministry I'm
Eneland-The Markets. &c. DC.
New YORK, July l2.-The steamship
Persia has arrived with Liverpool dates Of
the 3Oth and LIST, ria Queenstown.
The IIanovcrian army surrendered to
the Prussians; and were allowed to return
to their homes.
A desperate battle was fought in BOhc-
mia. near Nachod and Frantenau. Con-
6icting accounts of the battle have been
received. A Berlin dispatch claims that
the Prussians drove the Austrans on the
eth and 2sth, capturing eight thousand
prisoners, while Vienna kilograms claim
that the Austrians captured eight guns
and many prisoners. In the fight of Fran
tcnau, the Austrians are said to have lost
four to six thousand killed and wounded !;
the Prussians one thousand. There was
great rejoicing at Berlin over the alleged
Prussan victory, and the people presented
an address to the King. Vienna dispatches,
on the other hand, assert that Benedek
prevented junction Of the army of Prince
Frederick Charles with the army of Sicna,
and was successful in the engagements of
the 9th and 2Sth, killing and wounding a
great number of the enemy.
The London Times says it is difficult to
decide as to the result, but the action was
not decisive.
Indefinite reports came from the Italian
army, which has changed its plans of ope-
ration.
ENGLISH NEWS.
Derby has been forced to form an cX-
clusivcly Tory Cabinet. There is threat
cncd trouble among the London populacc
about the Reform question.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Liverpool, June 29.-Thc Brokers' Cir
cular reports: Cotton-Sales for the week,
5000 bales, including $3.50 to specula-
tors, and 10000 to exporters. The mar
kct opened buoyant, with an advance Of
ld.G1l.d closing with an advance of
s1d.@ld. on the week for American, and
I4@1.,d. for other descriptions. The au-
thorized quotations are: Orleans fair,
sd; Orleans middling, Id; Mobile
fair, I5d.; Mobile middling, l31ad.; Up
land fair, IA 3D.; Upland middling, l31sd.
Stock in port, $50, 900 bales by actual
count, being $4,000 bales below the csti-
mate. The stock of American is 424 900
bales.
Liverpool, June 3O.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged: sales, 10000 bales. Bread
stufs quiet and steady. Provisions have
a declining tendency. Corn fiat, and Cd.
els. lower; mixed, 2SS. Cd. G29s. Sd. Beef
firm and quiet. Pork steady. Bacon
iirmcr. Lard dull and nominal. Sugar
quiet and steady. Coffee very dull. Rosin
dull at GSM1js.
SECOND DISPATCH-THE LATEST.
London, Saturday evening. - Consols
closed at sG3sasGt.; 5-2O's, 65li.G65l..
According to the Prussian reports, they
defeated the Austrians at Nachod on the
9th, ut Frantcnau %" IL" ao'h, al" VI "n-
cllngratz, IN that vicinity, on the same
day. On the other hand, the latest Aus
trian telegram gives the following report ;
Pard,bit,, June 29.-The Prussians were
completely defeated by the Austrlans yes
tcrday under Gublentz, leaving behind
onc-thirl of their army killed and wounded.
They withdrew to Prussian territory to-
wards Glatz. The Austrian cavalry, under
General Ebelhcim, drove the Prussians
out of Jaccin to Turan, and compelled
them to cvacuate Mclinik and Leipa, and
retreat.
The PruSSian loss was enormous. The
Prussians here engaged were of the Army
of the Elbc. The Prussians on the Sile-
sian frontiers were commanded by the
Crown Prince Frederick William. The
Federal army is on the point of marching
from Frankfort, and battle is expected at
Cracow. An Austrian dispatch says that
the Prussians attacked Osweintcn on the
18th of June, and were repulsed with
heavy loss. The Austrians acknowledge
that the Prussians have destroyed their
railroads and severely interrupted COM
munication with different points.
Call for n Convention Of Southern