Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-13
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War News ContradIctOry-RGjOic-
ing az T1erIin-AnOther Battle
ImmInent The HaDova1ian
Armr aUrvaudArs In Pr,,SsISa.

Amminenf = The Han0vuTtan
Army Snrrenders 10 Prussia.
NEW York, July lathe steamer Per-
sia, from Liverpool June 30, and Queens
town, July lst, arrived this morning. q,
The war news Is very contradictory, both
the Austriansand Prussians claiming vic
tory on the same battlefield. - q,
A Berlin dispatch of the Doth says the
Austrians were defeated on the 9th and
2Sth, near Nachod by the First Army
Corps, ,yand on the Goth at Trantenan by the
Corps of Life Guards, and at Munchin-
gantz by Prince Frederick Charles. At
Trantenan the Austrians are said TO have
lost 5000 to 1000 killed and wounded, land
the Prussians about 1000. At Munchin-
gantz the Austrian losses are stated at 1000.
The PPussians are said to have captured
about 5000 prisoners, munitions, trophies,
guns, &C., lf.s. 2
There was great rejoicing at Berlin. The
inhabitants prese ted an address TO, and
serenaded the King. ~
The Crown Prince of Prussia reports that
in his engagement he had % battalions OPP
posed to'27 battalians of Austrlans. q,
The HanOverian army on the 18th sur.
rendered at discretion 10 the PrussiaIls.-
The officers retained their side arms and the
men were dismissed to their homes.
The whole Federal army at and near
Frankfort was on the march, and battle
was anticipated. .a- ~
The Italians have changed their plan of
operations. CD. II -.
There has been no further collisions in
Italy, Garibafdi was at Lake llrO.
ParIiament Adjourned. q
The English Parliament had adjourned
till July 9Th, at the request of Earl Derby,
who is forming Cabinet. He sought to
obtain the support OF leading Wings and
Liberals who have acted against RuSsell's
government, but failed, and Conservative
ministry is expected. ... - 9,
Demonstrations had taken place in Lon
don among the lower orders on the Reform
question, .-
The Great Eastern would sail from Sheer
ness on the 30th. H 81
France Will Not Remain Quiet.
1t is reported that France will not long
remain quiet. An active intervention Is re-
ported as having already been agreed.upon.
A IlstrIan A Accounts Of the Fighting
II on the 2Sth.
LISRRPooI. Saturday, June 3O.-The fol-
lowingis the latest official Austrian tele-
gram relative to the fighting on the 2Sth:
| PARDUBtTZ, June 29.-The Prussansy yes
terday were completely defeated by the
Austrian forces under GObentZ, leaving
behind one third of their army killed, and
wounded. They withdrew to Prussian ter
ritory;a towards Glatz. After. occupying
Jicin yesterday the Prussians were attack
ed by the cavalry division of General Edel-
shiem. They were driven out of Jicin and
repulsed towards Turon. In consequence of
this defeat the Prussians last night evacu-
ated Meliuk, Danba and Leipa, and with
drew In great haste to Meims. a.,
The Pfussian losses by Gen. Edelsheim's
attack were enormous. That strategetic
operation of the Austrian army was COM
pletely successful. The junction of Prince
Frederick Charles with the army of Silesi |
was prevented. The Austrian losses in the
battles of the last three days are estimated
at scarcely 1000 killed and wounded. The
Prussian loss Is at least equal.
Hungarian Chambers PrOrOgued.
The Hungarian Chambers have been pro-
rogued for an indefinite period on account
of the war. The sitting closed with cheers
for the King, A Royal decree calls out the
reserves of The Portuguese army.
q The Revolt at Madrid. III
A large additional number of sergeauts
implicated iu the recent military revolt
have been shot at Madrid. -,rsI
| 1WO HCWSphpOf OlitCCo vi bHS
and Democratic parties had been closed by
the Government. ''~''A
Another Great Battle in Paraguay
Rio Janeiro advices of June Sth say the
allies have gained fresh victory over the
Pafaguayans, who lost 6000 Killed ant
wounded, 6 guns and flags.
Complimentary. ~
The London Times again INDUCES in som,
complimentary remarks upon the visit o
the. United States Monitor Miantontomaf
to England, and says that in allowing thi'
vessel to visit England at the present mo-
ment the Government of President johnson
has conferred service only secondary t
that so frankly rendered in the recent sup
preston of the miserable Fenian demon
stration on the shares of the Candiar
lakes. .-.- d. teN -
Weekly returns of the Bank of France
show further increase in the cash on hant
of 22,200,000 francs.
The Bourse was very fiat on the Goth
Rentes closing at 63f &c.