Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30


intervention.
The Prussians had occupied Darmstad
The news from the Great Eastern con
; tinues very satisfactory. About $50 mile
of the Atlantic cable had been paid out.
The Preston Banking Company had sus
pended. Liabilities at present unknown.
SUNDAY NIGHTS DIsPATcHEs.1 Tt
In the House of Commons Mr. Gladston
announced the withdrawal Of the compul
sorry church rate abolition bill for the pre-
sent. The elective franchise bill was ais
Withdrawn.
Sir R. Mayne, Chief of the metropolitan
police had issued an order forbidding tn
proposed Reform gathering in Hyde Park
on the 23d inst, declaring it illegal, an'
stating that measures would be taken t,
prevent the assembling of the meeting.
Tho Prussian General Falkenstein has es
tablished his headquarters at Frankfort.
The Prussians have occupied portions o.
Bavaria
The Frankfort Senate has been dissolved
The Prussians established their head
quarters at Lundenburg.
The military correspondent Of the Lon
don Times with the Prussan army says that
another Prussian reserve is about to be
formed, which will raise the army 10 the
number of 100000.
On the 18th instant, the Italians in force
attacked Borgofort. The cannonade lasted
several hours. During the night the Aus
trians withdrew, abandoning their guns,
ammunition and provisions.
The Italians occupied BorgOfOrt, and they
were enthusiastically received by the IN
habitants.
The Italian loss was slight.
The Austrian Commander in the Tyrol
claims to have driven the Italians across
Caffara river.
Garibaldi is said to have been present at
Caffara river.
The Austrians took 200 prisoners.
telegram from Vienna announces the
arrival there of Monsieur Benedetta, the
French Ambassador.
The Emperor of Austria is stated TO hsye
decidedly refused to accept of the Prussian
conditions excluding Aus ria from the Ger
manic dominions.
The Prussian Gazette says that the treaty
of alliance between Prussia and Italy de
clares that neither party shall conclude
either peace or an armistic without the
consent of the other. A Berlin semi-oi
cial paper gives the following as tho Prus-
sian demands In addition to the complete
settlement of the question Of the Duchies,
which in future are to act in union and be
under the control of Prussia, it demands
as the principal object Of the war the es-
tablishment and unity of Northern Ger
many under the leadership of Prussia: and
moreover, requires the exclusion of Aus
trian influence as a power Of the confeder-
alton. All that Prussia asks is the estab-
lishuent of union of her eastern and
western provinces, which. has become in
dispensably necessary.
The Emperor Napoleon recognizing the
justice and moderation of these demands,
has accepted the same as a basis of peace,
and has resolved to remain neutral in the
event of them being refused by Austria.
The Moniteur contradicts the Journal
which appeared to believe that the French
Cabinet in offering its good offices wished TO
induce Italy TO conclude an armistice inde-
pendently and was proposing to take the
part OF an armed mediation. 1t says that
France intervened automatically with the
idea of bringing about peace. Threatening
measures would have created fresh and
more serious complications.
The Morning Post says that France has
decided to avoid any concentration of
French troops on the frontier toward the
seat of war.
The Paris Bourse closed firm on the 18th
inst. at 67f35c.
= In the London money market the funds
.
owing 10 the peace and harvest prospects.
The discount demand was good.
LoNDOy, July 29.-The Prussians have
commenced regular siege of the Fortress
of Mentz.
The anticipated truce between the Prus-
slams and Bravarians, has not yet been de-
initely concluded.
The Federal troops defeated at Schafen-
berg, are forming junction with the Ba
varians.
The headquarters of Prince Alexander of
Hesse Darmstadt, are at Waldune-
The Italian fleet, consisting of some iron
clad vessels and several steamers, opened
an attack on the Island Of Hesse on the
Coast of Dalmatia, after several hours of
obstinate fighting, Admiral BersanO with
eight iron clad vessels silenced the Fort of
St. George.
The powder magazine in the Fort was
blown up during the engagements
Vice-Admiral Albini Joined the squadron
of Admiral Persona, who was about to give
orders for Decentralization when he was
apprised Of an Austrian squadron approach
ing
Twelve thousand Austrians have left the
Trent for Junnesbruck.
The Italian vanguard was at PiOar on
Wednesday.
The Austrians at Mount Domino attacked
the Italian volunteers, but soon retired from
the fire of the Italian artillery.
The Swiss Federal Assembly has resolved
on an immediate adoption of the breeC h
leaders for the Swiss army.
The Frankfort Contingent has been dis
banded, and the military clubs closed. The
city of Frankfort has paid contribution of
100000 of forms towards the maintain
anee of the troops.
The following is a summary Of the news
taken out by the City of New York from
Liverpool on the 18th.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Mills gave
notice Of a qestion as to whether the gov
ernment intended to prosecute the Governor
Eyre, Of Jamaica.
Lord Stanley gave contradiction to the
rumor that England would not not allow
Prussia to seize Hanover.
An engagement took place before OIL
mentz on the 18th. The Austrians were de-
feated with a loss of sixteen guns The
Austrians were making rapid retreat out
of MOrsYia.
The Prussians occupied Lundenburg on
the 18th, forming communication between
AIlmutz and Vienna.
The entire Prussian force was being con-
centrated at Vienna.
The Prussians occupied Frankfort on the
10th.
The Austrian forces were retreating into
the fortresses of Venetia, but were making
some preparation to defend the passage into
the Tyrol.
Prince Napoleon had gone on q special
mission to the italian headquarters
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