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The French Dispatches,

The Paris MOnitfUr OF the 9th OF July contains
the following report OF the battle:-A great
battle was fought on Sd bv the Austrian and
Prusslan armies, in the neighoorhood OF Konigs-
gratZ.
The centre of the Prussians was at Sudowa,
and that of the Austrlans at Lippa. All the
troops were engaged on bo b sides, AT er
combat which lasted five hours the Austraus,
seeing themselves turned by Chlumec, con-
menced their retreat, which was soon changed
INTO rout. They crossed The Elbe, and did not
even defend the position of Pardubitz. The
To- ses are exceedingly great, and torty-two guns
remained IN the hands OF the Prussians.
Ihtenddrd, of PARIS, of July 4, gives the fol-
loving details:-The PruSslans attacked, yester-
day morning, the Austrian army cJncentra ed
on the right bank OF the Elbe, between KONG
gratZ and Josephs tadt, at Sudowa. The battle,
up % 10 O'Clock in the morning, was favorable
to the Austrians; the Prussians then outfanked
the Aus trians, and the principal acnon was cou-
centrated between Sudowa and Horzltze. The
entire Saxon army was engaged with General
Gablenz and the 9th Corps. A telegram from
the commandant OF Josephstadt states that at
o'clock the left wing OF the Austrian army was
completely routed. No Lews from the right
wing or the centre. The Archduke William was
wounded.
CONSEQUENCES TO THE AUSTRIAN GENERALS
A despatch from Vienna of July says:-It is
announced that General Clam-Iallas. in com
mand OF the LIST Corps OF the Army of the North
Field Marshal Baron Henlksteen, Chief of the
Staff, and Maior-General Krism4niez will be
brought before a coIrts.martial.
Count de Mensdorf has left for headquarters.
The Paris Pays OF July says:-In Austria
peop e are so dismayed by the success OF the
Prussians that some are found sufficiently lost
TO all sense OF proprietY as to designate as
traitor General Won Gablenz, whose corps was
destroyed at Trauteuah-Gablenz, the brilliant,
the audacouS hero OF the war with Denmark,
who, not long since, could not be sufficiently
teted; man who is cnivar C loyalty persOnifed.
His misfortune was that division OF the Prus.
sian Guard, by dint of forced marches, was
enabled 10 fall on his flank. Originally a com
mand in Italy was offered him. but he demanded
TO serve in Bohemia. that he MINT have an
opportunity to take his revenge on the Pr Is
sians. who chased him from Holstien, and who
have now so completely conquered him.
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European and North American Railway
Company

ESPECIAL DEsPAToH To THE EVENING TELEaRAPH.l
BANGOR, MAINE July II AT the annual meet
ing of the European and North American Rail-
way Company, to- lay, the folio owng gentlemen
were elected directors I'll m. G. X. Jarrett,
Hon. C. j. Gilmen, John A. Poor j. T. Rowe,
S, II. Dare, and - f nery, of Maine, J. Il.
Thomson, Of Philadelphia, and Hon. P. G.
Brinck, of New Jersey; Hon. G. X Jarrett,
President
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ITALY.

The Italian armv has crossed the Po.
The Austrians have entirely evacuated Lom-
hardy and retired across the Miuci).
Vienna despatch OF July SAYS the com
mander OF the Austrian troops in the TSrol
writes from Cless under date o. the 4th:-Yestet.
day six thousauu Italian volunteers attacked
the Austrian positions AZ Monte Suello. They
were rppulsed with q loss Of i've hundred killed
and wounded This morning again there Is
fighting near Vezzia. Other affairs, successful
for us, took place during the dav. The enemy
had nearly four battalions. He has been forced
back upon Jucindine wi'h loss of two hundred
xii ed aud wounded. Our loss is twenty-four
killed and wounded.
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THE NEWS BY THE "PEREIRE."

Prussia and Italy Refuse the Franco. austrian
Ayqnistioe- Venice Decdred French Territory
and Free rs Surrender Compete and UncOn-
dtionai- Napoleon Orders a French Squadron
10 Host has Flag at all Points Of the Codst-
Great Reo,oings IN Par1s- me hnpertGl Mes
Good DaqJS Workn- The Aust,pdnS Retire
from Lona5ardy-Fr francis Joseph 10 Fiqa PruS
sla TO The Last Mdrs1Gt Benedek Superseded
I1oasion or Bavaria by The Prusstdns-M More
Fighting an BOhen.id-Prusstdn Threats To- tne
Clties of Frankfort and Hamburg -Gar'6dLdps
Position AID Wound.
NaPOAoOn's ArmIsIIee Refused by Italy
AUG Prussia
Our dispatches from Paris and Brest, OF July
z, report the following very important eyents;-
The Courts OF Prussia and Italy have refused the
armistlce asked by Austria.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
TWenIy Ds AtbS Yesterday from sum
stroke Ther atar IO3

BALTIMORE, July ls.-There we're over twenty
deaths yesterday from sunstroke, prominent
among which were Mr.. Richardson Chief Teller
Farmers and Planters Bank, and Mr. Luckett,
property agent. The thermometer ranged from
So to lO3 in the shade. Most of the eases were
from exposure and drinking cold water To-day
is very hot, but We have some breeze.
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From Cincinnati,

CNorNNATI, July ls.-The weather stil con-
tinues hot. Two fatal cases of sunstroke took
place yesterday.
The stockholders of the Cincinnati, Hamilton,
and Dayton Railroad, at a meeting yesterday,
agreed TO increase the capital stock OF the Com
pany $6OO,OOO.
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The HanoVerlan A~my- LUsses In Battle
before ITS surrender.

The Official Gazette, Of Hanover, gives the
folio wing as the losses of the Hanoverian troops
In the ate encounter with the Prussians:--
Killed-22 officers, 20S non-commissioned Off
GERS and soldiers, and l76 horses.
Wounded-7S officers, 966 non-commissioned
officers and soldiers, and 70 horses.
Besides which there are missing sl2 nom
commissioned officers and soldiers Probably
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ATTACKING THE PRUssIAN s.

An Eisenach despatch, of July 4, says:-Th'
Bavarians have attacFed The advanced posts of
the Prussians near Barchfeld. The Prussan
have had one man and two horses killed. Tn
Bavarians LETT on the ield two officers and wo
men severely wounded, and fifty mus kets.
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ING from Capel 10 Coburg. From Coburg the
railroad enters Bohemia and AZ Lichteniels, one
hour south Of Ooburg, a branch road leads to
Bamberg and WuIzburg. They will endeavor
ing at the same time upon Wurzbourg and BAN.
lnWfr
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M AIRS sHA LIS SAL E.

- BY virtue Of eight wrts Of sale by the Hon. JOHN
CADm NLADER Judge Of the Dis rict COurt OF the
M Unsd states 10 and 9r the Eastern District OF Penn
The highest and best bidder for cash at the store of
TON ELL sEIGER CO., No 1872 FRONT street,
on " WednesdaY august 1865 at II O'Clock A. a =
90 Barrels OF Whisky, In lots Of one up TO fourteen
Also stills and hhds Of Mo asses.
nd AZ O'Clock z. "A same date, at the Eighteenth
Ward Police Station House, rREN TON Avenue near
auphn street,
100 Empty Molasses hhds
p. o. ELLMAKBR,
7ls swtnst US, AGshal, r. D OfPsRlsTiNHiM
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Venice Free-NRpOIeOB Preparing "a
Tako POssession ,es OF french corrIGOry

La PresSe (semi-oilicla), of Paris, of July 7,
says;-King Victor EMANUEL has not at once
acceded TO the armstice proposed through
France, he alleges as reason that he has 10
consult with his ally, the King of Prussia. In
notified that 1t will have to cease immediately
every act OF hostility against Venice, lt being
French territory. A French Commissioner is
going at once TO Venetia TO assume its govern
been issued to the French squadron in the Med.
te1anean Immediately TO repair 70 Venice, and
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Coal Sale at New York.

New YORK, July ls.-At the coal sale to-day
of the Pittston Coal Company 10000 tons we're
sold in eighteen minutes as follows, showing
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the greater part of these last have been made
prisoners
The Hanoverians made prisoners Of S69 col
next day,
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The Bavarian Army.

INVASION OF SAKE CoBURG BY the KINGS TROOPS.
The Frdnkftater Jourhl announces the entry
into Coburg OF Bavarian troops coming from
HoL battalion OF chasseurs has advanced rs
far as Hlldburghausen. A detachment OF
pioneers has repaired the lines of Coburg-Li
tenhls and Coburg-Hildburghaus which makes
1t supposed that the Bavarians have an iuteu-
ton OF 9dvauclng towards Meiningen the en-
virons OF which are occupied by the Prusslans.
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THE DAvARIAN LANDwEHR.

A despatch from Munich, dated July 5, says:-
The GGzeRe, OF Bavaria, announces that the
BavaTian headquarters have been transferred
from Meiningen 10 Kaltennordheim.
An ordonnance is expec ed soon to be pub.
lished relative TO the mobilization of the land
Wphr
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BEFORE BOARDS.
100 sh Reading Railroad. ...... H

-Messrs. DeHaven & Brother. No. 40 South
Third street, make The following quotations Of
the rates OF exchange to-day at P. NJ. -
Buying Selling.
american Gold. ..,..'..';,'''''''''''''. LOU l6O3
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u ELNBOLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
IL COMPOUND

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pain and tnhamma tion, and Is good for men, women,
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soLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Adiress letters for information In confidence, to
H. T. HELMBoLD, CHEMIST.
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PRINCIPAL DEPoTs;
IIDLMBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE,

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a CARD
From the Adams Express TO-
GINcINNAIr March % I2EG

CINCINNATI, March % 1866
Editors Cincinnati Commercial:
GeHtteHeH-We wish to make public ack nOwledg
ment to Messrs JOS. l.. HALL & co, of this city
manufacturers OF Ills PATENT CONCRETE
FIREPROOF SAFES, for the splendid manner in
which the safes of their make preserved their con
tents in the late Opera house fire, which destroyed
our office. We had seven of their safes, two of
them of the largest size all of which stood the most
tests to which any freproof safes have ever
been subjected. All of these safes fell into the
burning mass of ruins and were then exposed to an
intense heat from the burning debris which sur
rounded them, for from fOrty-siX to hundred
and twenty hours; yet all of their contents which
comprised an immense amount of money bonds
silver plate, and other valuables restored to
uninjured. We are, for this of course greatly
pleased, and think that after this experience can
recommend them to any one who may want sure
and certain fire proof safe as being all that they
recommend them to be.
L. G. WEIR,
Agent Adams Express Company.
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WIFE, Mother and Sister.

vic and mothers affection and sisters love
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peril; all OF which can be accomplished by the use
Of DR. Dromgooe's English Female Bitters" ad-
vertised in another column, and for sale by Messrs
Buck Bailey & Co. Jackson Miss.
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Natl Rn

Application being made for n Patent Right for an
improvement of. for the dress of Mill Rocks and
the trunks Of the same all persons hereby
titled from making of the invention without the
authority of the inventor.
j. S. CARTER.
Wayne CountS. Miss. March % ,GG-2adtf
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DE LA LOOKE'S
Constitutional Monarch.

Being happy combination of Stiliingia, Yellow
Dock SarsapariIla Burdock and Iodide of Potash,
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A CARD.

Messrs. Jos. L. Hall & Co, manufacturers of Halls
Burglar and FireprOOf Safes
Dear Sr-Our large Halls FiTeprOOf Safe was
taken from the ruins of Pixies Opera house tins
afternoon, after being subjected to the most in
tense heat for four days and four nights about
ninety hours and our books and valuable papers
and United States Bonds deposited with u.s. were
preserved in good condition. The fire was still
burning with such intensity that when taken out,
it could not be opened till cooled by stream of
water. We think say nothing more in favor
of your invaluable safe than state the fact that
this test, surely safes be
subjected to- has resulted in such entire satisfaction
both to yOu and ourselves Yours truly,
VIM SUMNER & co,
OF wheeler & Wilson's Sewing machine Co.
Cincinnati, March DC, 1866.
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DE LA ROCKIES
G HI LII KIN G .

A never failing Remedy for all forms of Chills,
Chills and Fever, Dumb Chills, intermittent, Re-
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Neuralgia pain and aching of the joints and limbs
general debility cold chilly sensations and all com.
plants of malariOus origin Produces no unpleas-
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ing cases to be found, and the cure is permanent.
Call and look at it
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THE DEXTER Casa Mobile letter,


THE DEXTER Casa Mobile letter, III
, the New Orleans Crescent, says:
H. G. A Dexter the treasury agent, who
has been i'll custody several months, and
was recently found guilty by u military
4 commission of embeZzling a vast quantity
,iOf government cotton, was, on Thursday
last, consigned to the civil authorities for
trial On any charges that may be brought
iagain8t him This was by order of Presi-
dent Johnson; and Judge Busted, of the
United States district court, at once issued
q bench warrant and put him under bond
of $5O,OUO Ifthere be any truth i'll com
mon report, Dexter has sent cotton enough
abroad to make this bond Il very trifing one
in his estimation, yet it is generally be-
1 lieved be viii stand trial before the Fed
eral court, and no doubt is entertained
Of the Fesult by himself anybody else.
He is nov under no restraint but this bond,
and hos commenced suit against General
Woods and Provost Marshall Hunter Brooke
for damages in the sum of 100000 each.
These gentlemen, it is said, Immediately
after Tie prosecution was commenced, tele-
= graphed the fact to President Johnson, and
= informed him that their worldly possessions
would not amount to 500, 900 cents each, and
that, IN fact, they could not afford to pay
4 counsel for defense against this unexpected
eaunter assault. WheTeupOn, the President
Is sent them Washington lawyer, who has
already arrived, as rumor hath it, but rumor
egIs Hilnut as to his name or quality. ....
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Trains leave Grenada Daily at $3.50 A NJ, imme
diatey upon arrival of Trains Mississippi Central
Railroad, arriving at Memphis 1000 p NJ
Leave Memphis at 1870 i. NJ, arrive at Grenada
1900 L. NJ.
4. S. LIVERMORE
Feb. edit. Gen'l Supt.
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CONEHfE%ISCIAE NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

lsr NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
~ Our dates from New Orleans are to the 2lst
inst. Nc give a summary of the quotations,
ii and tie condition of the market i'll leading
.. Articles .......
IL COTTON-Market firm sales 2l69 bales;
SQuotations Ordinary 3OG Re. Good
binary 33 a 35c.: Low Middling 36QHc.
cd Middlihg 4Oc p Ii. .t.l
80 SUGAR-Sales I54 hhds. Quotations
rcsl 3c Gl23 for inferior 223c for common, l31c
lccpfor low fair, 14ct for fully fair 14iQl5c for
iH NJ seconds and 49, a Ice. y h for frsts
sH' M0L4ASSES- Sales of 100 bbls. common
nm, at 53o ~ gallon. ..-.
ofp- FLOUR-Sales of $500 bbls. at 81 IS for
'Psasuper1ue and 81 y Dbl. for extra.
! n CORN-Sales of 1000 sacks at 92c0$l
ssd OATS SALES of 1000 sacks at 53c p
axe bush
!. BRAN-Sales of 1000 sacks at 81 10 p 100
PORN--A few small sales at 500 49 Dbl.
ms BACON-ShOulders 80 l34e.; ribbed sides
nv l6G164c, clear do 171c; smoked hams lSc.;
sugar-chred 22G23c. ~ ID. I.,l.tI H.'
rsun LARD-Dealers asking Ice. for prime in
81 etierces, md gle % ID in kegs.
COFFEE-Small parcels changing hands
lis 1t 25016c 44 ID, currency, for ordinary to
. prime Rio.
gTNTRIES-Western Butter, 35045c;
do 50062c. ~ b.; Northern and
Western Cheese, 24c.; English dairy,
We. OH; Star Candles, full weight, Gle;
hort weight Ole. y H., Starch, 6012c. ;
~ md Soap la Ice. 99 fb.
WHNKEY-The market very dull, only
VI iohbing trade at 81 250S2 "a u gallon for
rectife4 ....-.. .......
PRS N.nanat Commercial and Financfal.
If1rI.PooL, April 6-The Brokers' Circu-
Y nr pofts: Cotton declined to I'd for Am.
y srioA And Id for the other qualities. The
oFS ta1eN III fhe week sum up even Al 900 bales.
ore The Is to-day friday sum up z 900 bales
\ InVrtPoOI, April To-day Saturday
n SEho sales of cotton foot up 5000 bales; the
. psmaf elosng easier.
BHiS The lock of cotton in port sums up 664-
. 100 -h.Ils of which 307 500 bales are Amer
a. D can
II y TE tdviees from Manchester are unta
ssh = orr1|1s and the markets for goods ant
%" am. elOsed fiat, with prices looking down
IoIroN. April 7.-COnsols, o6g to oot
!, b 81 T4Ds 734 to "a. ... -..-..,....e
"a fh mount of bullion in the Bank o
81 naNInh decreased fIl0,000 during tn
., NMM YORK. April 20.--COtton dull ant
's s:,I . over SIC, Money steady. Sterling ex
\. ~ hnn Hull at 1919. Gold 1861 Govern
rss1enI bcks active at 4e. advance Stock
as 1IuIH| MD steady. a-'- at1 -i.t 2
Su' Gil ENATI, April 20.-Flour and whea
n|I ugh not lower Oats higher at SIC
h'.|F 81 %. Mess Pork $50 250S26 81
co ara 81 at 1940ls4c. Bulk Meats firmei
aIe| poo lbs at 100 13c., and advancing
PBH 1t11 Iniet at ~ to 154c. Sugar cure
an|8 Cotton dull at 3Ol03le. = 81
ypLsp ST. pUIs, April 90--Flour frmer
fheat, corn and oats firm and VI
10 MonNft mess pork and bacon held ihighe
DiMrd nfIoyant at l94c.; whisky firm at 81 u
f.nusVILLE, April 20.-Leaf tobacco
A|ta H hhds to-day at full prices. FlOu
Hnnaflne 81 rs. Mixed corn soc. Oat
EhcS NY SIS. Mess pork S26. bacon
bsrd'r as 12c.; clear sides 16c Sugar-cure
! A ehoiee, 22c. Cotton, low middlinj
law whisky - %. Lard 1910.
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- Our neighbor of the Standard came
out Yesterday morning with an enlarged
sheet, being compelled thereto by increase of
advertisements. We congratulate the
STANDARD upon its participation in the gem
eral prosperity which now attend the
Southern press.
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CIX beautiful BUILDING LOTS for family resi-
- dences just out of, and adjoining the Cor
poration of the City of Jackson within ten minutes
walk of the Capitol. For particulars enquire of
April II dim b. G.. BA MISSION
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sERvANTIEUR's COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Rearberry,

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