The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-14

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I The two latter corps are almost intact. An
Austrian detachment occupied Steleio Pass
aud descended from thence 10 Barmio in
Lonibardy, Sunday night. Garibaldi is near
Lake Gorta. Judging from preparations on
the lower Po. Cialdini will throw bridges
across near Polezall
A dispatch from Gothea, Of june 18th,
says that the Hanoverian commander had
declared himself willing TO capituiate to the
Prussian troops, rs the IanQyerian officers
are personally convinced that the fIanoeerian
army is Completely shut in by a superior
number off Prussian troops Later dis.
! patches say that Negotiations for capituation
remained without results, and that pending
| the truce the lIanoverians have succeeded
/ IN reaching The territory Of Mciningen. after
having eluded the different Prussan corps
| by which they were surrUdAded.
/ Paris. June 2j.--Thc Moniteur says:
The advance of the Prussians into Bohemia
/ will have the effect o, f,pSevcnting General
Bcndck from entering SSilpsa that an en-.
gasenent will shortly take place ia Bahe.
mia appears inevitable. The Grand Duke Of
Baden has broken of relations with Prussia.
| The movements of the Austrians, SAYS IL
Berlin telegram. on the frontiers of Eastern
Sleoia arc regarded as a fcnt TIE main
attack IS expected further to the vest.
/ The Mcckcnburg and Oldenburg armies
have been dem rallied They wil form Il
reserve corps with other troops Of northern
/ Germany near Forgan.
Z New York. Juiy 9.-The steamship Alep-
na brings Liverpool dates 10 the evening Of
tho 9th &C june.
/ The resignation =of the British ministers
| has been accepted, and Lord Derby WY
probably form u new ministry, bu; nothing
official has traaspired.
There are no further reports OF fighting on
! the continent
The London Times gives the following
/ summary of the movements in Nenetia
The Italian. army hes divided into three
corps and reserves. making force Of from
$1,000 to 90, 900 cambataus. Alta. cross.
ing the Mncio at Joito and ether points III
! the afternoon. and sending reconaeitcrine
parties towards Hescheira and Ven6sa, they
encamped for She night beyond RpverbuIla.
at short distance from two fortresses. On
the ensuing morning an attack was made
upon those high positions Of Somwa Cam
ipagna and Santa Giustana. which commend
the fifteen miles Of railway line Joining the
two strongholds positions which PLAYED
leonspieuous part in the eapgaign Of 1897.
The Austrians, however, via were maSsed
in great force at Verona. sailed forth from
the place at dayhreak and anticipating the
Italian movements took up their position on
! the hills. which are eycrywhefe now glisten-
ling with bastions and redaubts. and may be
looked unon as mere outworks of the two
leitadels extending from the gates of one to
/ those of the other. After severe. bloudy
and desperate struggle which lasted nearly
1.-THE whole day the longest of summer davs.
the Imperial army was victorious along the
whole line. They stormed the summit of
/ Monteveiio. where the Italians held cut
longest, at the close ef the encag cement Mt )
P. II. They also earriedthe position of Gus
tozza. a spot fatal to the Italian army in
their encounter with Radetsky in july 1913.
Italian and Austrian despaich4s do not differ
materially about the engagement. No esti-
mate can vet be formed Of the Alsses.
| The Times also believes thi1to lie favor.
able moment for diplomatic settlement of
/ the war with Italy, and intiIuates that Aus
/ tria would be willing to ccde Venetia for
sum of money, now her military honor is
satisfied.
New York, July 1o-The steamship CITY
/ OF London has arrived with dates offthe 2Sff.
\ battle occurred on the 9th inBohemia
near NonstHnt. sixteen miles northeast Of
keniggFatz; in the vieinity of The fortress Of
IJusephstadt between the p11kRians and Aus
trians. The former we(k beaten. lea.in .
their dead and wounded on the field.
A Berlin despatch of the 9th saws the
army Of the Elbe had successful engage,
ment near Fruano last evening, taking seven
Austrian officers and 500 men as prisoners.
The Austrians have resfeased to their first
station ON the Slevio The Italians haze
taken position near Port Duitable
/ An Aacona despatch of The 9Th says
twelve men war, comprising the feet,
appeared in sight Of this port this morning
but arc nowe leaving, and the Italian squad
ron is preparing to follow aud attack them.
4 Florence telegram of the 22th SAYS. at
the battle of custazza tho Austrian forces
numbered sixty thousand
The first Italian corps of reserves on the
/ Heights, to the left of Vallaggio, held in
clFeck an overwhelming number of Aus
trians before which General Crayo had been
forced to retire. General Bizios' division
! took prisoners an entire battalion of Aus
trian Classenrs. and the third corps took
about 1000 prisoners. sThe Italian losses
were great. but those of Austria are believed
to he considerable in excess
Prussia again offered the King ef Hanover
an alliance, with guarantee Of his throne.
on condition of his captivating with the
honors of war and accepting theN basis Sog
Federal reform
Florence, June 27.-The King of4talA,
yesterday. requested the assistance Of FraAre
against the Austrians. Offering in exchange
the Island of Sardinia in addition to i'm
lpartant concessions upon the Roman ques-
ton.
The Italian army is concentrated at Gre
mona and Piacenza.
Frankfort on the Main. June 27.-Austria
has proposed to her Confederate allies that
lall officers Of the Diet shall he recalled and
! Ministers Plenipotentiary appointed in their
places under the Presidency of Austria: this
committee to have the power to decide mat
ters without reference to their respective
Governments. This has not been agreed to
as yet.
A very remarkable Increase of activity is
lobserved in the military establishments of
France. Uniforms, arms, and ammunition
are got ready in the greatest haste, and to a
sufficient amount for the equipment of an
army at its full strength The reserves
have not as yet been called on, but these can
always be obtained at three or four days no.
tice.
Key West, Fla, July 10.-Tho bark Clio
touched here on hor way to Mobile, having
left Havana early on Sunday morning. July
Sth. The captain says that four Chilian
steamers eHecteu llnulnn OF their troops
early on the morning of the 5th, and immc-
diately Joined the camp of insurgents near
i Nerevitas. In the camp were some 10000
!, insurgents, among whom were many of the
wealthiest planters, acting as officers over
their plantation hands, who were all we'll
thrilled. They expressed the strongest de-
termination to throw off the yoke of Spain.
i After joining forces they all marched to
within fifty miles of Havana and fortified.
). It is thought battle will take place in a
few days. On the morning of tho zth a
skirmish took place between the outposts of
the insurgents and the cavalry force of the
Spanish. Captain Gerl and several others