Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-03
special dispatches.
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Special Di,pasohss 10 Ebs Western Prss'.
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LONDON, June 24.-The. ltallan army
! crossed the Mincio on the 23d inst, entirely
pFPg ffisslahs isf. !. sslI garrison al
Dresden and advanced into Bohemia, with
out resistance A slight collision had oc-
Cured between the Austrians and Prus-
slams in Silesia, when the former retired.
Nothing authentic is known concerning
the commuuicati6n made by France to
Austria. The Vienna Presse says that
/ France denies having made any agreement
with Prussia
Austria does not menace the existing KING
dom of italy if successful, and does not ad-
vance beyond Milan, France will not inter
| fere but assist at the conclusion OF de-
finite peace, and further propose TO Italy to
nav an indemnity for the remuneration by
/ Austria of the fruits Of victory
| ST. Petersburgh adVices deny that there
has been any movement OF Russian troops,
/ and saw that non Intervention continues to
be the policy Of Russia.
sPANs-A military revolt broke out in
Madrid on the 23d, The insurgents fur
| nished the populace with arms Barrlcades
| were thrown up and after an obstnater re-
sistance the insurgents surrendered 81 dls-
| erection, Naryaez was slightly wounded
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| oune by the French authorities.
| ESeLANp.-The London Observer says
that motion will be made in the House OF
| Commons expressing confidence IN the
| Ministry and promising favorable con-
sideration of the Reform measure at the
next session if the Ministers do not an
nounce dissolution of Parliament.
Liverpool Cotton Market-The Brokers
Circular reports that the sales OF the week
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| to speculators and $3.50 TO exporters. The
market is dull with downward tendency
and quotations have declined
The stock in port is I,04S,0O0 bales, IN
| cluding 454 500 bales of American. --
The Manchester market was dull but
steady for goods and yarns.
The Liverpool breadstuf market is gen
erally firm and upward with an advance on
all qualities. -a
Wheat is upward with an advance Of
263d per Genital. Winter red Southern
1I@ Ils6d.
Corn is firm and upward with an advance
Of 3GI6d per quarter. Mixed 29s3d929s6d;
white 32s6d@SSs-
The Liverpool proyisiod market is gener-
ally irmer, except for bacon which Is
Pork is firm and upward with an ad
vance of 2s6d. - --.
Cheese firm. -35rfrF -a-1r-s 81. :.
Tanow active and advanced Is. Ameri-
can is quoted at 44s(145s6d-
; Petroleum dull at Is1ld92s.
LosDox, June %, EVening-The weakly
returns Of the Bank Of England shows an
increase in bullion Of f370 .0o0- .----,.e =,
f Ah4s-ican Stocks-U nited States 5-zOs
: 659@66; Illinois eAntral 76+C9764 I; Erl'
: I4I@41i.
ID is stated that the nine States whose
levies are congregated at Frankfort, ar
S much discouraged at the aspect Of affairs
: and are greatly disposed to complain. Aus
tria thrust them into danger before shI
was able to protect them. sts--,-.. ~ -r.T
It is rumored that Bavaria hesitates a
: present 20 take an active part in the cam
psign, on the ground that Austria is no
: ready. ----
The Pail Mall Gazette says there is a
general belief that Austria is resolved ol
: concentrating all their strength in the ef
fort 70 secure supremacy in Germany, and
: after such crossing of swords as will satisfy
0 honor, win surrender Yenetia- The Ital
ians are willing TO come to an amicable un-
: derstanding. RI r- ~ re4se7 z
The Times speaking of the apparent de
r lay on the part Of Austria, observes that th'
g Austrians, no doubt, have some reason 70
/. | their apparent inactivity The GeneralI
= and all able troops are eager, and their OBJ
a vious interest is 10 be successful at the be
G ginning of the campaign
r The Daily News thinks the inactivity ha
l. been imposed under sagaeiOus counsel
: The Prussian troops entered the Austrian
I territory near Adenburg in Upper Silesia
0 on the night of the 2ist- b. .- -,-.
The movements of Benedek are kept yer.
e secret
a Nothing but reconnoisances appear +
: have been made by the Austriaas in UpPe
Silesia. rr--- -rs ma
: The Prussians continued to fortify a
q Dresden
]. Euabden had surrendered TO the Prus
slams. ..- u. 3
I'll Vienna papers assert that the Ssxol
= town of Sittan had been destroyed by tn
d Prussians in consequence of the refusal 0
the inhabitants to pay war contributions. 3