The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-13
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Later from Europe.
New YORK, July i2.--The steamship Per-
sia has arrived, with Liverpool dates to the
30th ult., and 1st inst, via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, June 29.-The brokers' circu-
lar reports the sales of cotton, for the
week, at $4,000 bales, including $3.50 to
spectators and lo,5Oo to exporters: The
OF Id. GID, closing with an advance of
sold. on the week, for American; load.
for other descriptions. The authorized
quotations are: Orleans-fair-15ad. mid
ding 3ad. Mobile, tia 3d. m9iidad5lngs, 1884,;
Stock in port, 959, 900 bales, by actual
count, being $4,000 bales below the esti-
mate. Stock Of American, $4,000.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; sales Of 10000 bales. Bread
stuffs quiet and steady: Provisions have a
declining tendency. Flour dull. Wheat
nominal, with downward tendency. Corn
Hat, at cd. OILS. lower; mixed, 28s. 6d.@
29s. Sd. Beef firm and quiet. Pork steady
Bacon firmer. Lard dull and nominal
Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee very dull.
Rosin dull, at 68@75.
The Hanoverian army has Surrendered
to the Prussians, and are allowed to return
to their homes.
A desperate battle was fought at Bohc-
mia, near Nached and Traulenau. There
are conflicting accounts. \ Berlin de-
spatch claims that the Prussians drove
the Austrians, on the 9th and 2ath, cap
turing 5000 prisoners, while Vienna tele-
grams claim that the Austrians have cap
tured eighteen guns and many prisoners,
in the fight Of Traulenau. The Austrians
are said to have lost 1000 to 5000, killed
There was great rejoicing, at Berlin, over
the alleged Prussian victory, and the peo-
pie presented an address to the King.
Vienna dispatches. on the other hand,
assert that Benedek prevented the juno
tion of the army Of Prince Frederick
Charles with the army of Silesia, and was
successful in the engagement of the 9th
and 2Sth, killing and wounding a great
number of the enemy. The London Times
says it is difficult to decide the result, but
the action was not decisive. There are
indefinite reports from the Italian army,
which has changed it's plan of operations.
Lord Derby has been forced to form
Cabinet exclusively Tory.
There is threatened trouble among the
London populace about the reform que g.
ton.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, Juno 30
Consols closed at sGs@s6!; five-twcnties
654@65i.
According to Prussian reports. they de-
feated the Austrians at Nachod on the
9th, at Trauleuen on the 28th, and at
day. On the other hand, tho last Austrian
telegram gives the following report:
PARDUBrrz, June 29.-The Prussians
were completely defeated by the Austrians
yesterday, under Gublentz, leaving behind
one-third of their army killed and wound
ed. They withdrew to the Prussian terri
tory, towards Glatz. The Austrian cavalry,
under Gen. Ebelheim, drove the Prussians
out of Jacin to Turuan, and compelled
them to evacuate Molinik and Liepa and
retreat. Tho Prussian loss is enormous.
The Prussians here engaged wore of the
army Of the Elbe. The Prussians on the
Silician frontiers were commanded by the
Crown Prince Frederick William. The
Federal army is on the point OF marching
from Frankfort, and battle is anticipated.
Cracow Austrian despatch says the
Prussians attacked Oswijutcn, June %,
and werc repulsed with heavy loss The
Austrians acknowledge the Prussians have
destroyed their railroads and seriously
interrupted communication with different
points.