The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-13

The steamer Persia from Liverpool on
the Both, and Queenstown on the lst, has
arrived.
on the same battle field.
Berlin dispatches say the Austrians were
defeated on the 9th and 18th, at Nachand,
by the LIST army corps, and on the 29th
near Trantenan, by the corps OF lie
guards, and at Interchangeable by
Prince Frederick Charles. At Trantienan
the Austrians are said to have lost 5000 or
1900 killed and wounded, and the Prus-
slams about 1000, and at Interchangeable
the Austrians lost 1000. The Prnssians
took s 100 prisoners and a number of guns.
There was great rejoicing at Berlin, and
the people serenaded and presented an adj
dress to the King. The Crown Prince re-
PORTS that in his battle he had thirty-two
battalions, opposed by twenty-eight bat
taIions of Austrians.
The Hanoverian army, ON the 9th, sur
rendered at discretion to the Prussians.
The officers retained their side-arms and
the men were dismissed to their homes.
Another great battle was anticipated, as
the whole Federal army, near Frankfort,
WSkCOH tAO hhONG'
The Italians have changed their plan of
operations. There have been no farther
collisions. GaribaIbi was at lake Ogardo.
The English Parliament had adjourned
until July 5, at the request of the Earl
of Derby, who is forming new
Cabinet. He sought to obtain the support
of the leading Wings and Liberals who had
acted against Russell, but had failed, and a
Conservative Ministry was expected.
Threatening demonstrations had taken
place in London among the lower classes
of reformers.
Secretary Seward is reported to have ex-
pressed the opinion that the President
ought to and would call the opposition
Members and Senators together and organ
ize them the Constitutional Congress.
Gen. Hamilton, OF Texas, addressed the
caucus in strong denunciation of the Pres
ident, and pointed out it's bad results in
his own State and elsewhere.
Gen. Grant has issued an order COM
handing all department, district and post
commanders, in States lately in rebellion,
to arrest ali persons, irrespective of color,
who may have been, or who MAY hereafter
be. charged with committing crimes or of
fences against officers, agents, citizens and
inhabitants of the United States, when the
civil have failed to arrest and bring them
to trial, and to hold them until the proper
tribunal Is ready and willing to try them.
The Tribune's Leavenworth special says
the Indian Council recently held at Fort
Laramie was complete farce, the Indians
refusing to make peace on their own
terms namely, the withdrawal of all
troops and travel from their hunting
grounds north of the Platte. The Council
has been an enormous expense to the
Government, and has been of no particu-
lar advantage.
The forces of Meta, Imperialist, reached
Vera Cruz on the lst inst, in bad condition.
The Liberal troops had acted very hand
somely in Matamoras, and all seems to be
going on there prosperously. The Liberal
troops in the direction of San Luis Potosi
have been reinforced, for protection, not
for offensive operations. The Liberals are
preventing the arrival of provisions at
Tampico, and the besieged citizens have
only river water to drink. The Imperial
expedition for the recovery of Chihuahua
has been abandoned.