The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-13
. FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamer Persia.

New YORK, July 12.-The Persia,
from Liverpool on the Both, and Queens
town, July LIST, arrived this morning,
The war news Is very contradictory,
both the Austrians and Prussians
claiming victory in the same battle
field.
Berlin dispatches of the Goth, saw
the Austrians were defeated ON the 9th
and 18th near Nachod, by the first
army corps, and on the 29th at Tran
tenan by the corps of life guards, and
at Manechengrantz by Prince Ffeder-
lex Charles. AT Trantenan the Aus
TRANS are said to have lost from 3 to
1000 in killed and wounded, and the
Prussians about 1000. AT Manechen-
grantz the Austrian losses are stated
at 900 and the Prussians are said to
have captured about 5000 prisoners,
numerous trophies, guns, &c.
There was great rejoicing at Berlin.
me Inhabitants presented an address
and serenaded the King. ~
The Crown Prince of Prussia, reports
that in his engagement, he had 70 bat
talions opposed to % battalions OF
Austrians.
The HanoVerian army on the 10Th
surrendered ut discretion TO the Prus-
slams. The officers retained their side
arms. The men were dismissed to their
homes. The whole Federal army at
anu AGdA AdAlhlOIb. WAS OH Eue UlhTCn,
and battle was anticipated.
The Italians have changed their plan
of operations. There has been no fur
ther collisions in Italy. Garibaldi was
at Lake 1dro.
The English Parliament had adj
jOurned till July 9th, at the request OF
Earl Derby, who is forming u cabinet.
He sought to obtain the support ofthe
leading Wings and Liberals who have
acted against the Russell government,
but failed, and n conservative ministry
is expected.
threatening demonstrations had
taken place in London among the low
er orders, on the reform question.
The Great Eastern will sail from
Sheerness on the Both.
1t is reported that France will not
long remain quiet. An active inter-
yentioni is reported already agreed upon.
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL.
SATURDAY, June 3O.-The follrwingis
the latest official Austrian telegram, re-
lating to the fighting on the 2Sth.
PARDUBTTZ, June 6.-The Prussians,
yesterday, were completely defeated by
the Austrian force, under General Sab
army killed and wounded. They with
drew to the Prussian territory toward
Glatz.
After occupying Jycia, yesterday, the
PrussianS were attacked by the cavalry
division under General Edelsheiln.
They were driven out of Jycia, and re-
pulsed towards Turnan.
In consequence of this defeat the
Prussians, last night, evacuated Mink
and Labau, and withdrew in great haste
to Missen.
The Prussian losses by General Edel-
sheim's attack are enormous.
That strategic operation of the Aus
trian army was completely success
full.
The junction of Prince Frederick
Charles with the army at Silesia, was
prevented.
The Austrian losses in the battles of
the last three days are estimated at
nearly two thousand killed and wound
ed. The Prussians loss is at least equal.
The Hungarian Chambers have been
prorogued for an indefinite period on
account of the war. The sitting closed
with cheering. p5a
Aroyal decree calls out the reserves
of the Portuguese army. = saa
A large additional number of SER
geants implicated in the recent militia
ry revolt, have been shot at Madrid.
Two newspapers of the Progressist
and Democratic parties had been closed
by the government. -
Rio Janeiro adviceS of June Sth say:
The Allies had gained u fresh vic
tory over the Paraguayans, who lost
5000 in killed and wounded, six guns
and four flags.
The London Times again INDUCES
in some complimentary remarks upon
the visit of the United States monitor
Mantonomiah to England, and says
that in allowing this vessel to visit
England at the present moment the
government of President Johnson has
conferred a service only second to that
SO frankly rendered in the recent sup
preston of the miserable Fenian
demonstration on the shores of the Ca
madam lakes.
Weekly returns ofthe Bank ofFrance
show a further increase in the cash on
hand of o, 200, 600 francs. Bourse very
fiat on the 10Th, Rentes closing at 63f &c.