Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-09
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good authority that the negotiations for tn
cspitulation Of the Hanoverisus have re
mained without result. The King of Han
over insisted on q free passage for his troop
into Bavaria to aid Austria against Italy.
Il PARls, Monday, June 25.- The Moniteu
: says the HanoVerians have succeeded il
reaching the Territory Of Meiningin, afte
having eluded different Prussian corps By
which they were.surrounded.
FRANKFoRT, Monday, Juno 25s--It is an
zounced that the Hanoverian army hai
evaded near Witzenhausen the Prussiant
by whom it was surrounded. r.
Venice Saturday, 23.-According 10 the
announcements made by the Austrian out
Postsythe Italian army passed the Muncic
this morning near GoitO and are advancing
slowly TO Raversbelle.
GoIro, Saturday June 23.-The italian
army crossed the Muncio to-day without
meeting any resistance from the Austrian
forces. M "
| VERNORA, Saturday, June 23.-This after
noon the Austrian pulse brigade reached
the artillery forts of Venors without less,
having been pushed back by greatly SUI
| perior forceo italian cavalry, which. how
ever, did not charge. The Italians ativanc-
ing on both banks Of the Mincio toward
Perschia were repulsed by a short cannon
ade from the outer forts of that stronghold.
Judging from the preparations upon the
lower Po, Cialdini will throw bridges across
tonight near Polesella.
VERONA, Sunday, . P. MA great battle
has been in progress since this msrning be-
tween the Italians and Austrians. Both
wings of the Italian army have already
been repulsed. The battle still continues
BERHE, Sunday, June 24.-The Austriacs
have occupied the Hights of the Stelyio
Garibaldi is near Lake Garda.
ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS, Sunday evening,
June 2i,-A desperate ell gsgement has Just
taken place in front of Verona, lasting al
most all day. The First Corps, which was
intended TO occupy positions between Pc.
schlera and Verona, did not succeed in the
attack. The Second and Third army corps
were unable TO deliver the First Corps from
the assault it had to sustain against an
overwhelming force. The TWO latter CORPS
are almost intact.
MILAN, Monday, June 25.-An Austrian |
detachment has descended from the Stilvo |
Pass, and occupied Borneo, in Lombardy, |
last night.
An official Austrian dispatch to the Aus
trian headquarters, dated Sunday, June 81, |
says the Arch Duke Albrecht has for |
warded the following dispatch to the EN-
peror:
The Austrian army, while advancing to-
wards MiniciO, were attacked to-day by
the forces under the command of King Vic |
tor Emanuel. Our army carried Monte
vlento by assault, and Custozea at the close
OF the close of the engagement. Our forces
took several canon and many prisoners.
and behaved with extraordinary valor and
endurance. The King employed in the at
tack the three corps of the army of the
Minicio and the reserve. Prince Amedus
a. mo ,1. ! m I
enemy appears TO have brought all their
troops under FIRE.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH NO. ..
HEADQ'RS SERBORE, June 25.-The Imperial
troops have repulsed the enemy at all
points after hot fight, but not without con
siderable loss. Custozea was taken by
storm, which caused fresh struggle before
hat position, in which 1000 Italians were
AIKEN Prlsoners- The troops are animated
BY the best of spirits.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH NO. ).
Tho Austrian hotilla on the Lago de Cor .
la, numbering six gunbOrts, have canon
-ded the enemy's entertainments on the |
lem bard shore without sustaining any loss.
ln,the I'D the enemy in great,force cross ed
he Po at several points below Polesella. /
The Imperial Outposts withdrew and came i
Ipon accommodating party upon the line !
'ortelone, which they drove back, taking '
everal prisoners. S
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
Vnr&S4- June 25.-The Archduke Alberi .
from Zerdare yesterday evening
3 follows
On the 23d the garrison of Mantua made
sortie upon the corps of observation at
urtulone, rePHlsed it and took several :
risoners.
The following dispatch, dated this morn !
ng, was received from the Ar,hduke AL
rocht
The enemy's forces are driven bac and :
ur army crossed the Munico yes =
srday evening. The Imperial army is
4 the best condition and in excellent
pirits. The battle of yesterday is called e
y the Archduke the battle of Oustozses.
FLeREEeE, June 24.-The station feet left
oronto on the 23d. Its destination is TN n
uown. e
PARIS, June 25.-The Moniteur gays: The
dvance Of the Prussians in Bohemia will P
ave the effect of preventing Gen. Benedek
-om entering Silesia- That an engagement a
i'll shortly take place fn Bohemia appears
levitable. In the skirmish which took n
lace on the 22d between Breitenfubert and Ii
andiubet the Prussiaus had the advantage. n
MENIz, June 25.-The Grand Duke of Ba- r
en- has broken off relations with Prussia.