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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-12

IT is the superiority oil the photographs, as well
as the moderate charges that induces yoH to resor,
10 Il. f. Reimel's Gallery, No GA Arch street. SIA
card, or one large prOtOgraph, sl.
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A New INSTITUTION - The "UNIoN
GROCERY COMPANY."-An institution has been
established under the above name, which pro-
fesses to sell all manner of groceries, meats and
produce OF the best quality at cost to sharehold-
ersand at wholesale rates to the public. An
ample capital enables this company TO purchase
their stock in large quantities ana on most rea-
sonable terms. The capital amounts to 500, ,OO0
the number of shares 10000, at par value of
$40 each. The benefits which will accrue to
both the public and shareholders will necessa-
Iily be gIeat for they will be saved the multi
plicatlon of taxes which Il transferring of pro-
duce through the hands OF wholesalers, retailers
and others will cause. BY importation much
will be saved from middlemen which would
otherwise be lost. We wish the company success
BLACK AMAZONs IN TRoUBLE.-Three
black female warriors, giving the names of Bella
Prince, Sarah Gibbs, and Annie Brown were
arrested last evening whilst upon the war path
The three AmaZonan warriors had got into
trouble with another female, and vowed ven
geance against her. Sarah Gibbs it is said pro-
cured razor and the whole three started out
to find their prey. An excited crowd lollo we'd
them, as with cleaning eyes and ioul oaths they
went along on Their savage GRAND. Tue police
soon got Wind of what was going on, aud went
after them. Bella Prince and Sarah Gibbs were
arrested in crib No. G32 Bay street, and Annie
Brown at Sixth and ST. Mary street. They were
taken before Alderman Butler, who heard the
facts of the case, and then held the turee in
500 bail each to answer.
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Will cost so little money.
No family can afford TO be without Florenc
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r4=.s,e-zs GEO. STRcK & Co.'S PIANOS, C-s..-5s "a
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Seventh aud Chesnut Streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
FRANCE.
The Gevernmeas Preparing for War.

PARIS Friday Evening"
| have reason TO think that the Emperor IL nleoi'
ang war and great divisions exist among hs avssrs
mentioned Yesterday and confirm to-day that az me neee
papers under GorvnsHt control hare recred hnfs J'me~
fecTg There great excitement on the oouiesaIas
envirOns he DIrsc this morning IN
OF an announcement biz pacard that NJ de Ia 1ueron
nieres evening paper la France wouli publish spocM
edition at - O'Clock People tum5led over each othcf
scrambng 20 get a copy of this extra nlnoer "hlch
was naturally supposed must contain something mportanI
The buyers Sold. for there was not ihe 10 sns
issue the Il ghcst interest Tue TACT ~ thas
backman" went to the Of Tae Ednse at the last
moment suppressed the paragraph. Whatever u may
have been which TO have been the feature On
the extra edition. The runsand II Is arulor whion
mad prejndca effect upon the BouIsetha the Gosernmesa
the Corps Legisia for eere blanche to raise
during the parliamentary vacation and That upon adVioe
he had thought the publication OF such scheme
The Emperor TO be free from the check oil the
Corp, pursue his plans Prince Napoleon
with him times day urging bin TO Interfere az onc
and representing that fine lets AUSTIN get ehead t0e dica
of his task will be enormously increased we hea OF M
Mira the Italian Minister being constantly at the faiaoc
Bat ~ Drouyn de Lhuy according TO what AN told
good deal share the responsibility OF war policy ne
knows that war is unpopular France and that the
financial crash resulting from would be terrible Tue hn-
peror will probably have his own way ana meshWHe ess
are what called tiraiLsmeHts at court
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time resisting the continual and violent attacks OF the enemy
AGAINST corps SOma CamPsgna ana at Casa gel
Sol, The enemy headed by the Princes Hunbert and
Amadeus endeavored with their troops dte to advance
20 S,afalo and to hold Custozl1i Dut tne hln.h
corps repulied vigorously every attack, ana hualy
towards O'Clock In the evening. the seventh eor
by brigade OF the fifth corps succeeded III
Of Custozza. The cavalry rndef o. ui,
the eight sQuadrons of Col Beyanoycs, had Os.h "a
with VARYING in series Of COnOats from oeVoA
morning until uiyhtfaL This valiant Ooay "hicA
formed prodiges va0r and devote iness under ~
leader experienced chiefly from the impetuosy OF us
considerable losses. Upon the approach OF hls t0
clYal hrgades drawn back behind D0ssaOuoue
ococa the FIRE Of artillery heard IN the direction o
the Ninth Corps and the PuH Brigade. The enemy nuJ
ceased al resistance and clouds Of dust In the direction
GOt0 and Nalcggo marked his line OF retreat toWal w
Mnoi0 IL impossible admit that the enemy lugh
with determination aad bravery His caller attacks esp,c
ally were mpetuons, ard the officers SCI goou eA
amples to their soldiers The enemy brought INTO
Inns bate under toe eyes Of the King ana under the
The Princes umbert and Amadeus (Tho was wJunued)
az according statements of prisoners great part
the corps Cucca aud several regiments OF caValy III
nearly IL divisions Of infantry representing free oil nearly
10000 men together with almost all his reserve aIeys
But impossible resist the tired and perseVeThS
bravery degotedness Of the Imperial troops Our osse
killed aud wounded slight which may De explained
by the npeuous artor Of troops Until detailed reports
have reached me not IN position to state the precise
According 90 gpprOxnatlye Calculation We nave
made nearly 900 prisoners including very many OcesS
also taken bat tho exact numoer mas NOT
asccrGned believe that the great victory o Gus
ogt will produce still further effect symptoms a demora
z1,on and dissolution manifested themselves the Italian
army on the evening after the capture Of Cutozaa by tie
numerous soners who had eaten nothing for AZ hours Ia
returning across Nnc0 Che enemy burned the hne bridge
% Yaec,o whore he left 800 wounded In the same night
he evacuated Vlairanca where be Likewise abandoned
GREAT number Of mis- wounded
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picturesque saloon Of the Hotel Maisr whers Z
dned could distinctly perceive the small Austrian squadron
which at anchor far from the village Of
rda on the shore Of the lake The lake much
agtaed by wind which the people Of Desenzino coll vNsrI
they say blows from the Venetian iagunes. Tbs
Austrian hoa therefore more easily perceived foe the
kept motion. Having taken walk IN
tbs direction Of RvoIe fell in with party OF Garb,
dams who working sort OF barcade erected GA the
shore Of the lake protect the town from tue rising water
The Ausrlns having closed the mouth through when NE
MncO ssus from the Lake Of Garda the level OF tue lake has
much increased Desenzano with nundacn
To prevent this Garbads engineers have erected soye
barbados OF sacks aud pnks different points Oh te ova
itself and of its outskirts.
Ga my back to Tomato where passed the night az
in with the Marquis Spnoa officer in his Majesty house
hold who had just arrived from Cicognolo villa belonging
TO the Marquis PaaviciDO about five miles from Cremena
where his Mey headquarters have been established sincs
wednesday The Marquis Spnoli the bearer oil cts
patches for Gabld whom be left late The night 70 retns
by Trev Clio and CremOna to Ccognoo This evening IN
follow road in order to be at
again. ready for the military operations which are thnh,
resumed the LIST army corps which suffered -
much in the deadly struggle OF last sunday has been reogza
Jed and il ready for action OF the other corps scarcely
need TO tell YOU that conte they were beors
The fight Another corps the 9Th Is aso ready. so that the
Italian armvincudin1 the 40 600 Garbaldan which have
now become 9th army corpsoan muster Ia the bed more
than 800 res, fighting men who are animated by one
only thoughat OF BvengDg their brethren WAC gofoasy
fell in the action II the Gath OF June
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The Pru..ian TrinDphs I'm Bohemia.

Since we last noticed the success of the Prusssns
in Bohemia Austrian accounts Of the battles Of NscbOd and
Taensa been received They very distinct Thus
wa read one dated PaIdubx June %: The Prussians
ere yesterday corpy dad by the Austrian forces under
Cen Won Gab!enz Leaving behind killed and wounded
tLy rtdre PrEsstan territory topad GIG But we have
hich this same mentioned with equal cearness.
THE Austrian corps. under Gen. Gablenz was completely
coors aud standards belonging to the corps Of Gen
Gabenz fell into the hands Of the Prussian troops And
this only instance Of the rrecoDciabe opposition
between the accounts furnished by the two parties IL viii
be remembered that 10 the Austrian dispatch dated Par
SANS were :" in fun retreat from NachOd;
fbeess they fighting thessme ground the next and
following dsyA The difficulty IN which the attentive reader
placed contradouonss that not felt either
darng the American war or IN the Italian war OF iss After
.ss % make ont who had gained the day although our IN
ind the victorious defeated generals varousy urging
ths Of putting things but We expect them to represent
when the only thing doubtful whether the forces Of the
reporting venture to bvouao on the ground Pains
spent discussing the bearings Of facts which themselves
80 doubtful would away All do is to wait
and see which side Is compelled to give ground.
THIS mornings news brngsps further contradictions We
have Austrian telegram. dated PArdubz June 90 in
4 stated that ne 81 ~ OK
Charles which fought at Turnaa and ha1ehengrsz me US
loads through Gschin to Joephstsdt We are told that
having occupied Gshn the Pnssans were attacked by he
cavalry division Of Gen. Edesbem driven out OF the
town and repued toward Turnau Bat the narrative does
not end era told that in OF this defeat
the PrussiAns last night bursdsy erseHasd hHi DuoS
ssS pa and pdreY In rsas Aese TO Hses The PruSslan
losses b. Gen Edeshems attack enormous The
strategic operation Of the Austrian completely sue
oess The Junction Of Prince Frederick Charles with the
army prevented" -
This the Prussans right out Of the field OF
operations and replaces the Austrisns IN possession OF ell the
gonHd they had lost Of Turnan Bot have official
Prussian telegram dated yesterday om Reiohenberg show
Ing thai the day After the Prnssians said have been
driven a. far Nemes they actually at Gschn and
Look the place BY storm With loss 70 the Ausans Of 400
men II a. Is likely IL the object Of Prince Charles 10
easot junction with the Crown Prince the taking Of
tschD would facilitate that movement In fact the most
important Of the In this mornings kilograms
sgss the probability this junction has already been ef
soted tod the yagneJess OF which appears
q ~ w the Saxon Corps united had been beaten by
H. Prass.asA AID compelled " fal back upon K0nggatz
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GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
The Biecior of He.sc Refuses 20 Abandon
His Observation-Disclosures Of the EIector-
AleInnder Of Hesse,s Address 90 the Hessians.

Correspondence Of The London Daily News.
HAMBuGG June &C. 1866
On Friday evening the Gen yon Roeder. lately
Prussian Envoy 1T Hessian Court accompanied by the
drove aver on Clsse to Wlelmsh6he cndeayor per-
sunde the Eccor abandon his allies and join the cause Of
Prussia Tie lasted til an hour past midnight On
the fol owing DAY further attempt made by the Pussau
Priv Councillor Bunker who had 10 the mean time arrived
with fresh Instructions from the King but with equal want OF
fncoe TO all the arguments addueed the Eecto answered
that he had pledged his promise 70 Austria and should
steadily and pnheeitaneT abide by il under all circum
stances The Prssian utmasm demanded the transfer Of
the command Of the army and the diplomatic representation
the German Pal lament II the Eector would concede
ths all tho antocedent events sbou be generously forgiven
and forgotten but on the other hana DC si eus 70 al. ns
imprisonment Pussan fortress With wonderful DISPLAY
Of moral courage and tenact purpose the Eccto remained
deaf to ali representations threats aud promises ana pre-
pared himself for captivity At o'clock the two ades ue
on leave Casse received instructions TO be ready TO ao'
company him OF when the Eeo0r qtied vac pi zee.
park railway called M0ncheho where special
Train with sGloon,cnrriage was in waiting when ~
Prussia had given the Eccor the option Of Setn or honigs
berg the of Lis captivity and be chose 10 prefer me Tor
mer though It the cholera raging there rom
900 10 800 cases occurring each day. In the Of the c
tor which with the dOmestcs number 10 persons nre ms ra
hirhnesss personal aids.Gecamp Won Echwege and Won
Baumbach and the officers of the stall Won LengcrAe ana
Brack. ,,,,
70 Ky FaHIuL the point of being foc torn away
leave 81 NY hu ubjec ay Almighty God tase ny..lf and my
=
Tine add quitting the land Of my orciathes cal
pon al of.s those parts 81 nN dominion.
In The occton Of enemy, requiring them TO continue the per
rrne a their OF oAcs In accordance win hef
oath Of allegiance sud fidelity the best means OF serving ne inter
es country and preventing scfpeso consn'e hy ood
soon a. better days fkhDhOh "AhI-A
W9lenalolc, Juie p, 1856 ,.,,
On the day Prince Alexander OF Hesse issued the io
lowing order OF the day TO the Electoral troops;
The In German Coai deaon hiss by decree OF e.
ersya placed under ORDER. greet you IN the nse
sdy sdnes your hdeuy
and oh Il Allegiance II ednife youf bravery
IN inc arms for sad f,r the snl claims
native Prince tIanped under loot by ou un
scfupnous euemirs
His.Ns- explain 10 how, in period OF profound
pesc they treecheroay and against all laws and sense 81 Juse
have oyrffuu the aud made captive OF your o'een
merely remain aud tlf TO the Cause Germany
But tie approaching aud ~ you ua
pos 4 hono AZ the head of the troops hA eau
TO Iibeae our common fItheTlsud
Prince ALEXANDER Hgssr.
CeaeIsl iLflnry.
Iptag
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Detail. Of the Battle OF Cusiozza.
Correspondence Of The London Times


VIENNA June 90 1866
Some interesting details connected with the battle
o Custom have come my knowledge The Italian nfnry
fought steadily and well but the cavalry totally unable 70
make head against the few Austrian regiments OF morse 10
whom they ere opposed. SoBe 40 cav0y regiments are
under the command Benedek The Ausran did not get
around CutOzza until alter they had
vigorous attempts TO do go As soon as he I'M
portant poion CustOzsa lost the LILLIAN army began
10 retreat and in "a the me Of its doiti was
busiy engaged in making inrenchments at Volta on the
right 0ombard) bank of the MncO. Though the lilan
artillery was very powerful IL altogether failed TO stop the
Austrans "A volunteer regiment OF
ancers four several times forced it' way througn squares
formed by the taan infantry and anate OF course It's
loss was enormous II said that 800 men ont OF ~ were
put hors da combat. Several colonies we're Killed IN
the course Il the day and The Oyattd Ga.He to-day
tells rs the Fifth Corps deArnee which under tue com
maud of Lieut. Gen Roditsch sustained O5s-n kied
wounded and mssing-Of 81 officers aud $50 common sol
ders. Two hundred and twelve men were killed outrgMi
seriously wounded and sol are sng
Eonr thousand prisoners guns aud large quantity Of tue
munitions OF have been taken TO Verona now nave
niece of avs communicate which must needs produce
mOs painful impression your readers While some Oh the
Imperial aud Royal regiments heoicay lighting many
wounded Austrian aodersas well officers prlytteswee
cruelty pat death the fed OF battle by set OF sc0undres
who were too cowardy 10 meet their enemies face to tlce
The commander o the Fifth Austrian corps the bodies OF
three ser had been wounded and taken prisoners
hanging the branch OF tree and he sau 70 haNo
fund very difficult keep his nflrated troops from retail
i,ng on the wounded fellow cOunrymen or the dastlruy
assans This morning officer Of high rank spoke 70 me
on the subject aud desired publicly 70 state that te
Italians coatinue 70 wage such barbarons shon no
csmency ethor will be shown to them Several thOu
sand wounded solers have been taken 70 Verona ana iu
two thirds ~ them Italians IN, total loss 81 ne aus
che .il cH9ed az J, W nshi OF itTeHVgA'
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probably be engaged on either side The vnst strength 70
which modern armies sWoed by CONSUMPTION ana the
o Destruction and ocomoton which attain every Guy
greater efficiency have tendency % condense into Anew
months INTO one Or Titanic actions all the horrors
vhiGi former stretched over years camp iitlhb
ft a. E he rer.s errerenrs Of fmcrtc1 70 cDnr'nce ~
~ rifsdt II struggle security against rs con
firnarcC
VIII. the main arues the Elbs are pausing to tale
br'sl slit pcrcnpbie among the FEDERAL troops wheh
have Tor tme gathering numbers at least not
strength GA the Main. On Monday detachment OF Tie
army under Prince Alexander o. Hesse 400 men strong
monetary sion OF Wezf. the prnssau eqc9'c
bee recu che Hesse and Nsn, aud levied con-
tnbuous au0fg the people but they withdrew in the after
noon. and maICled upon Giessen. Whatever importance
may b. attached % this feat Of is likely that eiil
The Iederais 6icsseu tier Biyarsn allies at to WIN
fr bore the upsho n the main contest IN Bohenh
rcudrs Their coop ration OF little 10 the AustIisns or
thoT Imposition Il little account to the Prs.ans lnee
Ir,y Eilrs and GIhd Dukes but far eeiher ulenuS
their Austrian patron aud the fate o. itano'ei C"
aud SsKlay may wen Inspire them with misgiVings
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Gen. mnnteuHeps Army-12,OOO Austrian Pris.
oners-Prussia Safeguarding the Rear.
Correspondence Of The London Times


BHRLN. July |, 1866.
In the central and western theaters of the hos.
tile armies begin length TO march against each other Gen.
Manteuel who with Is 900 had been long encamped
NordhauSeD in Prussan Saxony the Hano
from attempting retreat In that direction Is
marching South, bound for GothA Casse we know not
which The other Prussian corps which, with headquarters
at Eenach had been employed in watching the Hsnoyeran
from the South has moved further South and according TO
aGyces 10 Salzuugen in the valley OF the Werra
Something like 20 miles the Main We meet with the
Federal outpOss at MeinDgen in the Duchy OF the same
They Bavarians from the Bamberg camp, which
intermediate like between the Federal at Frankfort and
the bulk Of the Bavaran army said 10 be stationed near
Hof on the Saxon frontier In the far West the
PrusSians have entered Nassau. and occupied Ems
they shut the roulette table forbidden institution
In Prussia Their van has been pushed the valley OF the
Lain Their advent has had the contingent eec OF rgbten
ing the gentlemen OF the gambling table from WiebadeD and
at Frankfort which be eventually with consists
60 900 far larger number than Prussia this
commands Ia that neighbOrbood In few days however the
Prussan reeniorcements will have up and made
Rhenh comrades something like match for their opponents
Among other minor conngens 10 be Immediately added
the forces the south those OF the Meckn
march for their destination the 3D. The
Federss Just mentioned consist of goo Nasauers GOO Cas-
sellers ~ 600 Darmsad.ers ID 600 Wartemberges 1000 Ia
deners and 70 600 Austrians
The number OF Austrian prisoners taken the Goth 9th
and 26h has been asceraned 70 amount TO nearly 600
considerable portion Of them IL TO be formed into
der guns Of fortress Of Coberg in Pomerana Many
are Itasns GIFTED to nd themselves safely To-
Gated with their allies
While penetrating fufher into the hostile interior the Pus.
SLAMS being unmndu OF the vossudes Of prepared
fora safe Not only the south but also the west Of
Dresden being fortified Thousands Of have been set
work at Both Dresdens beautiful bridges ready
blown the shortest notice At GrOssbteren close
Berlin the field OF the famous battle fought against Ma
poeon in 1873 eaIhworks are being thownf seemingly in
'o9]'4 70 gE2tsc' Ss@9 lAS <.As v GiS'ssi.- -Is