Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-11
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AnoahOr Great BafIie- PrlssIans
Defeeted-Leave their DeAd and
Wounded ON tIle Field. .

| DetoHAou-A@eAVet AIeaNN ana
Wounded ON the Field. .
NEW YoRK, July 1O.-The steamer CITY
OF London, with one days later news, has
Another great battle has been fonght.
| PoRDUBfTzA, June 20, Evening. .-Hfnce 10
O'Clock this morning eontinuous$roar of
artillery has been keptup by the "A 6strian
and Prnssian forces between Neiisclod and
| Naehodd. In Bohemia The Prussians were
repulsed near Skalitz, where the cavalry
took part in the battle. At,six O'Clock this
! evening the Prussians were beaten aud In
full retreat, leaving, their dead and wound
ed on the field. II 1. AN laBl ~,
I BERLIN, June q, Evening.-The engage
ment which took place yesterday atP Pactoc,
| to the east of Tnrnan was of very spiritej
character, aud lasted until Ipidnigbts The
! troops engaged were the PTpSsian Division
under General Won Hem. aid the Prussian
! Brigade under General Potschnmpt. The
Prussians lost q Colonel Lieutenant and
Captain. q =
The Prnssian Chambers will probably be
convened fOrthe 18th Of Judy. -
ANCONA, June 27.lTwelVe Inen-of- war.
comprising the fleet, appeared in sight of
this portthis morning, but are now leaving.
The island squadron are ,preparngto fol-
low anu aJL2ck Chem - q,
BERLIN, Jqpe 9th, Noop.--Iast night
the army Of the Elbe had a successful en-
gagement near Turnan, taking seven Aus
trian officers and 500 men prisoners!y
BERNBE, June q The AustrianshaVe re-
turned to the first station upon the Stelrio.
The Italians have taken up position near
the Pont Du Danube. - -
PRAGUE, june '26.-The Prussiahs de-
stroyed the railway bridge between Waxdan
and Grosswitz. At Altenberg, the people
resisted the Prussians, The King OF Sax
Ony left Prague to-day. = g
T. The Battle of CustOzza.
FLORENCE, June 2S--At the battle of
. Custozza the Austrian forces numbered co.
; 600. The first army corps reserves were
on the heights to the left of Valeggio, held
by an overwhelming number of Austrians,
before which General Crane had been fore
. ed to'retire. BixiOn's division and the cav
7 airy were forced TO retreat, which was eff
fected in good order. One division took
prisoners an entire battalion of Austrian
; chasseurs. The italian cavalry had several
engagements with the Austrians, WHO SUI
fered severe loss and the third army corps
, took about 1000 prisoners. The italian
losses ate great, but those of the enemy are
believed to be still greater. The italian
cavalry did not abandon their position, nor
were they overcome, until after the enemy
had received reinfotcements. Towards
nightfaH both the Italians and Austrians
retired from their respective positions.
Prussie Offers an ALLAN ceStO the
KiDg Of Hanover. = %
! BERLIN, Jue 26-Prussia has again offer
ed the King Of Hanover an alliance, with a
nrII Aru f1fa IA Nf.N Al,
on the basis of Federal reform. andon con-
dition Of his capitulating with Donors of
| war. It's hoped here thatthe capitilation
willtake place to-day. y
PfsTH, June 27.-A second conscription
has been Orderedin Croatia. The CrOatian
coast districts on the Adriatic have been in
a state ofsiege. 10 81
BenedIl's Attitude.
VIENNA, June 27.-Benedik's passive at
titude is accounted for by his desire to ha, e
the Federal troops form junction with his
army, and also to allow the Prhssiahs to
advance into Bohemia, SO that. he may cut
off their retreat. ~.
DissensiOn In Hungary.
There is dissension among the Hungarian
Liberals, one party being opposed to insur-
rection upless the, Austriaps. suffer a de-
feat, and the other party taVorihg immedi-
ate insurrectiOn. 7n % rcS'97'75)
Italy Asks the Assistance of
,je tli1t France. ,5l b5,e0A
FLORENCE, June 27.-The King of Italy
yesterday requested the b assistance Of
France against Austria. Offering in ex-
change the island of Sardinia nsaddition
to important concessions upon the Roman
question. The italian army is concentrat-
ed at Cremona and Piacenza.s @r
The Italians Have Not Been
ss,r-..--t Whipped. -.s-r
FLORENCE, June N.-The King has ad-
dressed dispatch to the President of the
Council, saying the battle of the oath was
neither lost nor won. He says. i have
ordered the concentration of all our forces
to resume the campaign. Our army is in
excellent spirits, and anxious to be led to
battle. A.. --r-yr -v A.,
FunctIOnaries Replaced.
BERLIN, June H.--Prussia- has replaced
the principal functionaries in Saxony and
the Electorate of Hesse and Hanover.
Proposition from Austria.
FRANKFoRT-oN- MAIN, June 2.-Aus-
tria has proposed to, her confederate allies
that all their plenipotentiaries at the Diet
should berecalled, and a committee of mil
itary plenipotentiaries appointed in their
place, under precedence of Austaia; this
COMMITTEES to have power to decide upon
matters without reference to their respect
i've Governments.
Prince Charles of Bavaria. Ap-
Commander of the Fed.
eral ArnIy,TgfIr1
FRANKFORT T-oN-THE-MAIN, June 27.-The
Federal Diet tosday appointed { Prince
Charles OF Bavaria commander-in-chief of
the Federal'afmy, with instructions to con-