New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-16
WASHINGTON CABINET CHANGES.
HAbAkA QUARANTINE AGAINST NEW YORK AND
NEW ORLEANS VESSELS.
Observation-Disclosures NEWS


rAnsociated Press DispatchreF .a
NEW YORK, July 15-The steaner Amer5y9,
| tr8m Southampton the 4th inst has srrfvfAd
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-The cotton market is quiet
and unchanged. Sales for two days, Is, 90 bales,
including 1000 bales to spectators ana for export
Flour fat and Is. lower. Wheat 3D. lowe r, and
dull Corn declined Cd; mixed 28s. Bee and
pork steady. Bacon dull. Tallow and lard mac
tive Sugar quiet. Coffee and rice steady. Com
mon resin quiet Turpentine dull.
LONDON, July 3.-Consols for money, 9s5G1s $50
y, 8. 5-2O's, 65@653,
Lord Derby has formed ministry; prouint nj
among which are Derby as premier, Disraeli as
chancellor of exchequer and leader in theHOui Z
of Commons, and Lord Stanley as foreign set !
retary.
The Prussians carried Gitschin by storm aftea
an obstinate defense, and junction was effected
between the army Of the Ebe under Prince Fred
erick Charles and the army Of silesia under the
Crown Prince. Five thousand prisoners were cap
tured at Gitschin and the losses by the Aus
trians in the series of combats are altogether
estimated at 10000 killed and wounded and $4,000
prisoners. In the battles of the 2sth and 10th,
the corps of Austrians under General Goblentz
was nearly broken up. 1t lost four guns and
eight flags.
1t is officially denied that the prussians Aos+
eighteen guns as stated in Vienna disnatcbes
| The Austriaps have retired to strong nosisian
between Jesephstadt and Konaqpratz Their- 70.
treat i said to have been precfnifata r-
The army of the Elbe has advanced bevood
Gitscbin, The King of Prnssia was n csitscbi, 81
the Sd, on a visit to the army.
The london ETimasa1 save e ETorr;bta os a.
carnage has been it is a mere nrelude to sbe
pftcbed bettle now nnavoidabIa in vbich orar
/ ter of a million of men will he epgaped on eitbor
side -
| King Victor Emmanuel sent a telegram corarat
ulating the King of Prussia ON the victory of his
arms.
The operations between the Italians and Ans.
TRANS is confined 70 skirmisbing No
of Importance has occurred IN that ouarteT TIE
| Italians are preparing for another onslaught and
the soldiers are eaper for tbe fray
The revolt in spain has heen snnnrasaod
The Prince of Wales. while riding IN 4 streat "a
London. was thrown bv a collision with a rrnayvav
horse. His horse rolled over rim Init the princa
ESCAPED unhurt.
The Great Eastern. with the cable. nassed the
Isle of Wight on the LIST. en- route for yaientia
Derby's ministry are Lord Derby. premier !.
Disraeli, chancellor of exebeouer. Lord STANLEY
secretary of the foreign Office WaIno,e home
secretary General Peel. secretary off war. Pal.
ington, first lord of admiralty: Northcott nresi.
dent of the board of trade :. Duke of Buokingbam.
president of council,
The populace held reform meeting in London.
at which Is 900 persons were present.
The Prussian march in Bohemia is Tins far
triumphant.
Benedek is concentrating his forces for a great
battle. aa.
The Austrian loss was 1000 besides the prisoners
captured at Gitschin The Prussian loss was
heavy. Several Austrian regiments were nearly
4 decimated on the 2sth Jagar battalion was
annihilated to the last man.
4 The Austrans claim minor success at Turnau
on the Both.
Berlin dispatches, of the 1st, give Official &C.
counts from the Crown Prince, announcing the
result Of the three days combats.
:" The fighting of the Fifth Prussian corps, which
has been engaged, cannot be too highly estimated
On the 9th, it was opposed by the Sixth Austrian
corps which was used upon the 2Sth. The Fifth
Prussian corps was commanded by Archduke Leo
pold and General Testify, and the fighting on those
days was over extended lines. Goblentz'a corps
was broken up, losing heavily in guns, killed
wounded and prisoners. The Austrians have
evacuated 0sWecin. Dresden is being fortified
! Berlin dispatch Of the Sd says that notwith
standing the arduous campaign and sanguinary
fighting, the Prussian army is in high spirits ant
excellent condition.
J Benedek was compelled, in consequence of tn
} retreat of the Austrians and Saxon troops, i
abandon his operations near Gitschin, and conesu
trate at a distant point
, The Anatriana CLAIM, tho cont,ro oe so,,u a.
sahu hen ana foureeeh guns al Cestozza. Tn
Austrian hussaFs advanced on the italian teFEtor