, 1866-07-16
LATER.

Auhtrsam Army T1eateu al all Points
i speedy Peace Anticipated.
FARTHER PoIsr, July 15.-The steamship Soya
scolian. rum Liverpool Junei5lh, VA Loudondet-
II, JuEe 9Th. pasted this point this evening.
The steampEaip scol,a, from New York, Arrived
At Liverpool on the 3o'h.
--latest via Londonderry BY Telegraph
LONDON, July G.--rhe f'ru.sian and ttallsu IT,
ply 10 the proposed armisuce has not yet trans-
pred
The Morning fost thinks congress will shortly
assemble, and that the French Government will
propose 4 general disarmament. In the CONNER
cal ctrcies Of Liverpool peace IL regarded az VIZ
suslly concluded.
The lunce Imperial was present ut the Jste in
rari- on celebrating the anniversary Of American
Independence.
LATEST r1A LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, July 5-EreItng.-A great battle
'ook tace The Cd near Sunowa, Tee ultins In tho
prustan. obtaining great and complete victory.
Tnc Tiuseians took i4,o0o prs.onafr. There vera
great ]o=tea In killed and wounded, but estimate
Is given ot the n1Mbets.
The Aus,r4ans sent In nag OF tEnce. Ans.fiss
has agreed to cede Veuetla to the Emperor Eapo-
leon and accept hEs mediation.
Napoleon Immediately communicated NTH The
belige1ente.
The pa,is Honitts,r, Of the 9Th mat, makes the
following announcement:
An important event has just occnsred. Amer
having nalataiued The honor OF his arms ia 1tay.
the Emperor Of Anstfia, concu1Etug In tho ideas
expressed IN the Emperor Napoleon's letter Of
June l1th, to- his Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
cedes Venetta 10 France, and accepts htf ediatiou
ior the conclusion o1 peace. The Emperor hastened
10 respond to the f1mmona, and Immediately
communicated utih The Kuga Of Prussia and ItaIy,
| in order 10 obtain an arntstlce.
The Auetrisu Field 3farshal Won Goblenz. af-
rived 1T the Iru.efan headquarters at uorltz near
Goutzchen4 on the evening Of the ith in.t., with
GaE Of truce
The battle of July ID. near Sndowa, was \ great
affair. II resulted In the complete defeat Of the
Ans.11ane. The PrussEans were commanded by the
| King IN person. They met tho Au.trian=, under
| tcut deE. between Hor.tx and Konigtgrntz. The
natte lasted twelve hours. Until 10 H. H. tho bat
tic vas favorable 10 the Au.trians, but after that
hour the advantage was wlth P1u=s'a. At , p. H.,
xez m obstinate Defence the PrusEians carrled by
etorm the strong position Of the Ausirlans> attes
which the Ausr,ans we're quickly driven out ofo,het
/ posl,iops, and By seven In the eyeutng the Au4-
t1ans ere In inll retreat to konlsen. pursued BY
rhe itussfsn cavalry. The Anstriaus we're In COM
| pletc rout. The road Was ettewn with baggage
| which they threw away.
The number Killed and wounded On both eides
Nas great, but OWING 10 the extent Of the batale-
field It had lot ret been ascestarned.
l The 11Qe&aAn4 cIalm 10 nave Cdp.GfHNs up
/ 10 the evrning Of the 14tn. 1900 IN wounded
| prlsonare. 11G canDon md several flags. Three
Austrian A.chdukcs arc reported wounded. Prince
Le,etten~lien and the Prince Nudlzehags were
| pitt Genc:nl Febtlle1s, commander Of m
| Auttrian corps, lost leg. General Counthame
Nat ehot In the head, and another staff olcer was
| killed.
The London 71nus o: the 9Th says, "Thc sud
deppezs and magnitude Of the Austrian calams'y IL
rJ1< f04n
pott tible Consequences on be destinies Of the Aus
,rian Empire. With the exception Of a lew for
,teseef Ct no more avail II modern warfare 10 slaJ
the tI1uruphal progress Of a victorious army thar
Lose{sladt and Tanluratx have proved to be-
Benedek has nothing IN his rear but oper
countrs-nothing between him and the capital hu'
q sas1, smooth. battlefield, nhcre the cannon, 1ht
cavalry aCl The dead needle gun Of the Pfuss!an!
MiI1 baye 1ul play at the Arstriana. They mt,s
no provide for the safe.y Of the states, and thi
can hardly be done BY prolonged resistance
The mort lllut,rious names In the imperial en-
pf.e arc among tue dead and wounded. The Klnt
ot Prussia I. In camp, and the Emperor Of Aastf:
,e not yery far flom Benedsk's headquarters.
| The. Ua,ly fSesps ehoWs that the Prusstans no
| only gained the battle. hut strategic advantages 0
tle h,gnesr importance. They have concentrated
eight corps Of their army and can pour down OF
IN enemy with overwhelming Jury and have cut Of
I
Felcral army in the West.
! The 1prtfau victories had decided elect Of
| fna1 cal and commercial atIairs. There was gen
trat improvement in coneots and other securities
| At tie Louaon stock exchange there was grea
buoJaucy in Liverpool cotton market. but de
| preston in brcadstuas.
On the Paris bo1rse tente5 advanced ~ ant
italian fecur1.ies per cent.
Gas1baldi on the Sd atiacEed the Austrians a
Moptee Zuele. The Anstrians made stron. re-
sf,lance. The volunteers finally fell back IN Eoot
! order. GaribaldI wns el1ehlly wounded In tn
high, The ammunition Of the volunteers wa
1cnaervd useless By heavy rain.
The Baya,lane attacked the Pruts!an ouposts
There IVES flight lot ses on both sides.
In cuse en- hufsaum PREVAILED At Berlin, where th
r1utsian VICTORIES wtre announced wilt ealroes c
artillery.
GREAT BGrTT1AN.-The second bost race bct%ee
HamllI the American. and Kelley the Enstishmau
On tho T. ne, took place on tbs 5'h, and again n
suited N an easy victory for Kelley.
For the trst time the anniverta aEy Of American II
dcps suc.ncc vas celebrated On the Fourth Of Jul1
conIointly by British and American var ves-ess. t
~ English port. AL her Majesty's ships at Port
, month boisted the American flag at the mansoya
masr, and At noon al shipe carrying over ten gur
fred natloua1 sa!utc Of twenty-oue gnns,
} There was grand fete given by the American
IN Pans. In celebration Of the Fourth ot July,
which the Prince I'm Qertal vas present.
In Liverpool the Americans had banquet at L
Washington Hotel