The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-25
NEW YoRK, July "A.

New YoRK, July "a.
Foreign papers contain the iolloving I'd
ditionAl aelails Of thb eaf n1wss ~ &
| The Moscow Gdsette Of July l8th costaias
the following highly improtant announce
ment: Bussis dcss rot desire any change q
the present state Of things In Europe. II
Austria and Prussia will render themselves
the tools of France, Russia can no loneel
depend on them as her allies. Venetia with
out Rome would constitute no progress for
Italy The submission of Austria to France
| is not advantageous, but dangerous to the
European Equilibrium. The supremacy oil
Prussia in northern Germany narrows that Of
Russia In the sBaltic kussias taste OF
Peace does not sanction the efforts to attain
supreme power. England's interest may
Austria in the Eastefn question, Dictatorship
Of France in Italy Or Germany cannot meet
with he- support.
| A dispatch from Lemberg, of July 18th,
says, the Gazette of Noradawa announces that
all the soldiers on furlough in Russia have
been called in, and it says every day Mir
tary trains startfrom Warsaw to the frontier ol
| SILICA and Galecia. Russian troops are
marching from RodAlia to BesurAbiA.
| A dispatch from Florence of July 18th,
says the Court OF Berlin has declared to the
Italian Cabinet that an armistice on the basis
ofcession OF Venetia is an imposGbility. The
Italian Government in its reply is said 10
have announced its resolution 70 continae of.
| tensiye operations against the Austrian EN-
pire, without relaxation, in conformity with
the engagement materially entered into by
Prussia and Italy; until both these powers
shall have obtained from Austria satisfactory
terms for the conclusion of Peace.
fIha No-;n~s of H,s-o,.on nr Tale ,,b
fishes statement of the conditions for an
armisice stipulated by Prussia and Italy
The former power demanded the exclusion Of
Austria from the Germanic Confederation,
The Ndzione adds: This was admitted by
France, who undertook to obtain the assen,
of the Vienna Cabinet to the evacuation, by
Austria, of the Austrian province, occupied
by Prussia during the armistics, in the ports oi
Italy. The conditions were the cession Of
the italian territory under Austrian dominion,
including the Italian portion of the Tyrol
Austria was to make the cession direct to II.
ally, without compensation, and not raise the
Roman question during the negotiation for
peace. 1t appears that these conditions have
been found inadmissable at Vienna, and that
the Austrian Government has resolved to try
the fortunes of war.
The London Globe, of the 18th, says &C
cording TO the present appearances the Prus-
SLAMS will be before Vienna in a week or ten
days. The Prussians occupied Prague on
the sth, garrisoning the place with 5000
troops. The Bavarians, who say the engage
ment near Kessinger had no decisive results
are concentrating near Schweinport, TO give
| battle again.
! Vienna dispatches state that the Austrian
forces in Venetia are being Withdrawn from
before the Italians, but the fortresses remain
strongly garrisoned for defence without sup
port from the army.
| The La France Of the 10Th says the attack
of the Hessians upon Venetia renders Prince
| Napoleon's mission futile, and it has beer
abandoned. France is actively srming hel
iron clads. to be sent to Venice. The EN-
peror of Austria is making concessions tc
1 Hungary. He announces that conscriptior
has been suspended and calls on the Hunga-
rians to volunteer.
Sir Bulwer Lytton, or Lord Lytton, and
]. Zetled, the French Ambassador had arrived
at the King Of Prussie's head quartsrs. 1t j,
notyet determined Whether the Austriani
will hold the ine from Olmntzsto Hrunn and
fgnt another battle The Prnssian head
quarters on the 18th were three miles from
Brunn. The battle near Kissenger was be-
tween Gen. Manteenffels Prussian corps ane
the Bayauans, The Bavarians defended theil
position ten hours, and finally retired to tax,
a position on the Maine. The Prussian los,
was light, and the Bavarian loss heavy, In
cluding the commanding General killed.
Victor Emanuel was at Ferrara. The for
nation of the Hungarian legion was progress
ing, and Kossuth had gone to consult will
Garabaldi upon . plan Of operation.