Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-07-20
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dats later netcs The English Ministry
teadcr their Restgloti0Hs, aeaieh are ac-
copied 0Bicim announcement Of The
fact az Parliameat = 4 terrible Battle
betteeen the Aa,stTlians and Ltalians near
Verona Defeatof Victor Emmanuel -lcd1'
matters ii Northern Gegnsoag--I IhyasioR
Of B0healta bg the Piussiaps The iga1.
Legun N Earnest
New YoRK, July s, 9p.M
The steamer Saxonia has arrived, with
Southampton dates to June 9th
The United States war vessels Miantono-
NAH aud Augusta were at Spithead
The laying Of the Atlantic cable was to
commence on the 30th of June
In the House Of Lords on the 25th of
June, Earl Russell announced that 10 conse-
quenee of the late hostile vote in the House
ofLords the Ministry. had rendered their re-
signation. The Queen invited them to re-
consider their determination and they avail
ted the result of an interview with the Queen
on the Goth beioIe declaring definitely their
resolution. The House was adjourned
In the House Of Commons, on the 2Sth,
Mr.. Gladstone said Earl Russell and his col
leagues had rendered their designations, aud
waited pers onal interview with the Queen
whereon the House adjourned.
The Queen has accepted the resignation
Of the ministers The Iines thinks Lord
Derby viii form a new ministry, with Stan
ley as foreign minister.
THE GERMAN WAR
The Italian army crossed the Mincio with
out meeting opposition FROM the AusTians.
It then pushed on towards PeschieTa, but
was repulsed BY shert cannenade from the
forts Of that stronghold The Italian army
was encountered by the Austrians in great
force IN the vicinity of Verona and a great
battle commenced The Austrians repulsed
both wings Of the Italian army The battle
is still going on.
The reported relief of the Hanoyerian
army il not confirmed Negotiations for a
capituIation on honorable, terms were agreed
on between the commanders Of the HanoYe-
risn forces. The Prussians had advanced
into Upper Siberia and Bohemia. They
easily repulsed the Austrian huzzars, owing
to the effective power of their needle guns
Prince Charles army met no resistance IN
crossing the Bohemian frontier.
IT was reported that Benedek would de-
bouch from Bohemia with the main body of
his army upon Coblentz, compelling the
Prussians to eyacuate Saxony by flank at
tack. The Prussians are arming her Cob
lentz and Ehrenbreitstein fortresses as q de-
fence against the southern Germans
The engagement on Sunday near Verona
lasted all night, ending in the complete de-
fear of the Italians who we're commanded
by King Victor Emmanuel Both armies
fought most brayely The Italians were. re-
pulsed at all points after a severe and bloody
struggle The Italians recrossed the Min
clio on Sunday evening. Prince Amadeps
was wounded. The Austrians took two
thousand prisoners. The Austrians then
took Custozza BY assault, and occupied
Bormio.
Nothing is nown of Benedek's move
ments. The Prussians attacked 0sweicein
in Gallicia, and we've driven off with loss by
the Austrians. The Hanoyeriah army es-
capped through the Prussian corps and reach
ed Meningen The Prnssians will not
blockade the Hanoverian ports nor seize
private property
GaribaIdi intends marching through the
Tyrol direct to Munich
A later telegram positively asserts that
the Hanovcrian army is still completely sur
rounded. The King Of Hanover demanded
twenty four hours for dehberation on the
conditions upon which his army was to
capftulate. The demand bad been granted
The King expects to receive assistance from
the BaFaIian army.