The national Republican., 1866-08-06
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the 9Th, has arrived On this point.
LONDON, July ~. q m.--The armistioe betweea
Prussia and Austria expires to-day and will proha-
bly, be renewed, but there 10 no intimstion ~ yet
Of this having been done. We are expecting mo.
msntarily to receive news that the Atlantic cable
has been completed.
The Government has announced its intention Of
PrO,onging the suspsnaion Of the Aadsa' corpus act
Previous 10. tho armistice the Italians had bssn
very successful in Southern Tyrol.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.-A notice has been issued
that the Government has agreed with the council
Of the Reform League TO facilitate In every way
their obtaining speedy decision either In Pariis
msnt in court Of law, - 70 their right to hold
public msetings In the Park. Until this question
has been decided no further msstipgs will Be- held
except the afternoon Of July 80, BY arrange.
mont with tho Government. This statement, how.
ever, Is oontrsdietsd IN letter from Mr.. Wspols,
who states that no promise had been given to hold
meetings, but that the Government merely promised
TO withdraw the police and military. under express
stipulation that no attempt would Be made to In.
sst upon the part Of the opposition TO hold meetings
until the legal question had been dssldsd.
The Star. Telegraph, and Advutissr represent
the steps taken BY the Home Secretary Is . com.
promise and partial discontinue Of the Govern.
ment.
The Hm&s says the srmisties did not come =
moment too soon 10 save the Austrians from fuh
oatastrope. One day moro and the Italians would
have found themselves In full possession Of South.
east Tyro and the Prussians masters of the passes
Of the Danube, would have threatened Vienna on
the east and west.
The contestants are now resting, irrespective Of
their positions. There are wellgroundsd hopes
that the truce may be prolonged into an armistice
and that again into definite peace.
On the 25th Of July . suspension Of hostilities
for eight days was concluded between the Italians
and Austrians.
had besn sent 10 Southern Silsss to invade Hun
gary on the expiration Of tho srmistics. II con-
ssts Of 900 men with cavalry and artillery Of Its
own under General Klapks.
An engagement had taken place before Prssburg
which was great success for the Prussians. At
noon Prussian brigade was In the Austrian rear
and the principal attack was In progress whom the
fighting was broken OF by the arrival Of intelli-
genos Of the srmistics.
Tho Austrians, In order 70 reach Prssburg, had
to pass the PrussiAn brigade in their rear.
On tho 2Sd ultimo tho Italians under General
Medici. had tight near Borjas with the Austrians.
The italians took the village BY assault and pur-
sued the enemy TO Lovics here resistance being
again offered, the Italians carried the town by IS.
sault The Austrian losses were heavy
The Prussian Chamber would probably bs opened
BY the Minister Of Finance. the king and Bismarck
being detained ct the headquarters Of the army.
1t was denied that Gen. Montsfsl had threatened
to lombard Frankfort II the contribution demanded
was not paid
II was rumored that the Grand Duke Of Oldsn.
burg and Boxeloburg will receive an increase Of ter
ritory under the proposed new German Confedsra-
tion.
Cardinal Antonslli was again reported sick, and
II was believed he would shortly retire from public