Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16
Associated Press Report.
Foreign News.
RrilaIn.


NEW YORK, July I5.-The steamer Ameri-
ca from Southampton on the 4th. has ar
rived The City Of Paris and Hibernian
arrived out on the 2nn -s -ertsa-s
The Miantonomah, after visiting Cher
bourgh, proceeds 10 London.
Lord Derby had an interview with the
Queen, and submitted the following names
lor new ministry, which were approved
Derby, Plenierend Leader in The House
Of Lords. 70 E
D,Israeli, Chancellor of the Exchequer
and Leader of the House of Commons.
Stanley, Foreign Secretary.
zWalpole, HON Secretary.
sGenersi Peel. sWas Secretary.
PakiDgton, Admiralty.
NorthcOte, Board of Trade. H1f
Duke Buckingham, President of the
Council.
A great reform meeting took place in
London on Monday night, at which $4,000
to so 900 persons were present. s8
The Prince of Wales, while riding along
Rotten Row on Monday, was run against
bY.a runaway horse, The Princes horse
was thrown down, rolling oyer and over,
but the Prince escaped, not much hurt.
The Great Eastern, with the cable on
beard, on her way TO VaIentia, passed
Nentuor on the Irish coast, at 2:45 P. M.
day evening says the news of the rapid
progress of the Prussian army has created
an impression on change Of every posi-
bility OF negotiation for peace. go -sssr
Manchester market quiet and steady.
Flour fat and Id lower. %
Wheat very dull and Sd lower.
Corn still declining and Sd lower.
Pori Por steady. !
r Bacon dull.
Lard Inactive. -
Petroleum sales of refined at
Is 10id.
LOsDcN.-eOnsOls seI@sss. us. 5-2O's,
65@654.
Austria and Prussia ~ reas-
The Russians in Bohemia were making
victorious progress. Getzchin had been ia
ken by storm. The Prussian loss was not
uncomfortable. The Austrian loss was set
down at 1900. t,z- FTas7a !.
tits anuouced that the Austrian total
losses up 70 the present were $4,000 to 4O,-
600. - .--Ff
In conseaaenee ofthe successful storming
Of Gitzchin, junction Of the Prussian ar
my under the Grown Prince, and that under
| Prince Charles had oeen completely effected.
/ Getchin was much daTnsged.
The Austrian prisoners were continually
| arriving. The Austrian and Hanover
| martine regiments were snnihilated,
l-spd the Isth lager battalion was annihila-
ted tothe lsst man n
A Vienna telegram of the LIST states that
the first corps of the Saxon army were re-
pulsed by the Prussisns- yesterday, in con-
\ seouenee Of ThidiI tlIe Austrian army fell
back ii Che direction OF Graft.
/ A dispatch from Prague Of the, Both rer
lports engagementg On the 2ssh near farfan
1 and neas Ka1itz, resulting favorably 10 the
/ Austrians II gives the names of several
il places evacuated by the Prnssians-H The
/ istter was also defeated while Tying from
Flicin, leaving their dead and wounded on
the Geld. These engagements are probably
the same as before reported.
A dispatch fem BerlinsOf the LIST gives
an ofscial dispstch rom The headquarters
of the Crown Prince, saying the result Of
the three days fighting, in which the 5th
| Prussian corps has been engaged, cannot
be too highly estimated. On the 27th it
WAS opposed. BY the 9th Austrian corps un-
I derGen. Ramfning. sJsts1
/ A letter was found addressed by the lat
ter To Gen. Bendeke, in JosephBtadt. which
/ affords complete proof that the fotcs under
his command were thoroughly exhausted.
He therein requests Gen Benedek 70 send
/ hin two fresh brigados in order. hist his
troops might bivouac under Their pso.ee-
tection, and acknowledged that they would
net te ebss 70 fgbAoR- the following day.
Il AThe 5th Prussis Q 0arfa Hss therefore oP-
posed on the 2sth and 2eth By the corps Of
IsArch Duke Leopold and General festecie's s
The lighting on these two days extended
eve. eansaeS- grsahsrsliae. 4han on the i27th.
tThs-kustrIan- corps under Gen. Goblentz &
colhplstsiy broken mp Besides innumerable
i prisoners, twenty guns, I've colors and tive
4 stsodar6s, bslc1ging to the jcefPs- Of Gen
! 1geEgsnfz fsEI iat9 tfs hf1ls ofths PrussisaI
4 troops 'siT1.H tzs. :.
XEfsst humber Of workman have lef
lkaIs 1Sf Dresden y efec4 entrenchmsutS
I-The kustriE1s have evacuRted 0swellfn
= = = + Fiinazsf Rrnasia .had Arrived q
Reiehenbsral - lie. WAS enthusiastically
4 c6ssred on ieaying Berlin,S, ~. -.
Al Bs1iinS ieleeSkza OF theI ID says that
TInotWahssSnding the recent ss1gHinaEy