Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28

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Ianoverians surrendered to Prus
slams and returned home.
Dispatches of battle fought IN
Bohcmia-accounts contlict-Bohe
mian says Prussians defeated Aus
trians on tho eth and 2Sth, captur,
ing eight thousand. Vienna tclo
grams claim that Austrians hav,
captured eighteen generals and
many prisoners at Torcnau. Aus
trians are said to have lost four to
six thousand killed and wounded
Prussians one thousand. Great re.
ioicing at Berlin over alledged vic.
tory. People presented address to
King.
Vienna dispatches say Bcncdick
has prevented the junction Of the
army of Frederick Charles and the
army of Silesia, and was successful
on the 9th and 2Sth, killing and
wounding q great number of the
enemy.
The London Times says the ac-
ton was not decisive.
Derby has been forbid from form
ing an exclusively Tory Cabinet.
Trouble is threatened by the
London populaco on the Reform
question.
RIO JANEIRo, June s S-Allies de-
feated Paraguayans, who abandon
ed the field, leaving six thousand
killed and wounded six guns, four
flags. Loss Of the allies, two thou
sand. Commercial crisis prevails, and
the Coffee market is completely
paralyzod,
European intelligence notes the
progress Of the Cholera Il has re
sumed ita activity in tho South
Western provinces Of Russia. and
is widely prevalent in Holland.
Four hundred deaths occurred at
Leyden four hundred and thirty
three at Rotterdam Altcnguterchc
two hundred and twcnty-twclve
hundred and thirty five at Geneva.
The malady is at Berlin, and sew
eral other Prussian cities. Also at
many places in France, with great
intensity at Amicns. No cases at
Paris or Antwerp
JACKSON, July 1G--Morning
NEW YoRN, July l5-Tle Amer
lea, from Southampton, 4th inst +,
has arrived.
Lord Derby has formed a Minis
try, the prominent names being
Lord Derby. Premier; D'Israeli,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
Leader of the House of Commons,
and Lord Stanley Foreign Secreta-
ry.
Tho Prussians carried Gilchin
(Gitschin p by storm, after an OBJ
stinate defence, captured five thous-
and prisoners, and effected june
ton of the army of the Elbe, and
the army of the Silesia.
The total losses of the Austrians
in the several combat;, is twenty
thousand killed and fifteen thousand
prisoners.
The ninth Austrian corps, COM
manded by Gen. Gablintz was near
ly broken up on the 2Sth and 29th;
it lost twenty-four guns and eight
flags.
The loss of eighteen guns by the
Prussians is officially denied.
The Prussians have retreated to II
stronger position between Joseph
Stadt and KonIgratz. The retreat
is said to have been precipitate. The
army Of the Elbo advanced beyond
Gilchin (Gitschin p
The London Times says that hor.
rible as the carnage has been, it is
mere prelude to a great pitched bat
tie which is now unavoidable, and
in which quarter of million Of
men will be engaged on either side.
The operations between the Ital-
ians and the Austrians are confined
to skirmishing.
The Great Eastern. with the At
lantic Cable passed the Isle of Wight
on the 1st, en- route to Valencia.
WASHINGTON. July 10 Speed has
resigned. Stansbury, of Ohio, or
Browning, of Illinois, will succeed
him.
The resignation of Harlan is dali
ly expected.
The Republican caucus on Saiur-
day agreed to adjourn on the 2}d,
but it is believed the session will he
till the first of August
spe,iai IN T.-srsph.
GALvEsroN. JAY II, 1855
The steamers Harris Gnd Harlan
from the West. have arrived, and
both have left for New Orleans.
The Harris reports the steamer
Potompslii as having parted her ca
blcs off Matagorda bar the current
at the time running two knots an
hour and drified to sea Shs is sup
posed TO be lost.
The late gale has been unasaal,y
severe Many vessels damaged.
Governor Pease left in the
Harris.
Texas Associs' ed Press.
JACKSON, Evening. July 16,
FARTHER PoINT, July l5.-The
Nova Scotia from Londonderry has
passed.
Great battle on Sd near Sedaway
Prussians gained a complete victo-
~. Captured fourteen thousand
Austrians. Terrible losses on both
sides. Austria sent a flag of truce
and agreed to ccde Venetia, and ac-
cepted Napoleon as mediator. Ma
poleon Immediately communicated
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