The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-31
EUROPEAN NEW s.
Latest From the Seat of war.
NO ARMIsTIoE AGREED UPoN-NEeoTI

NO ARsIIsTIoE AGREED UPON NE6oTIA-
TIoNs CoNTINUED.
New YoRK, July 21.-By the arrivals
of the steamers Hermann and Jura, of
Paris,we have European dates of the 18th
inst.
No armistice has yet been agreed upon.
Negotiations continue. Italian papers
state that Prussia has declined the ar
mistice, Semi official Vienna papers state
that Napoleon has taken fresh steps of
an energetic character to effect an armis-
tice, and armed mediation has been. an
nounced at the Prussian headquarters.
Cholera continued to rage at Stitba, and
at Berlin it was reported increasing. On
the 9TH, 148 cases were reported at Ber-
lin, of which Z proved fatal.
ITALIANS DEFEATED.
The Austrians have beaten the Italians
at Borgoforte and Suelo. The Italians
were repulsed five times at Borgoforte.
Gen. Cialdini crossed the Po on the 9Th
into Venetia, at the head of his army
corps.
Marshal Benedek appears to be with
drawing toward Brunn, followed by both
armies.
A telegram from Spangoe, of June Z,
says Min Hoang is in danger of capture
by the rebels.
AN AUSTRIAN REcoNNoITER1Nd PARTY
DRIVEN BACK BY GARIBALDTANs.
A Florence dispatch Of the 10Th says:
This morning the Austrians made re-
connoisance in strong force with artillery
| in the direction of Laydone. They were
driven back with the bayonet by the Gar.
libaldians as far as the La Azzo, which
place was occupied by the volunteers
Garibaldi was present, but had to remain
in carriage in consequence of his wound
The operations of the Italian army
against Borgoforte were being continued
The italian troops on the 10th captured
by assault. the village of Mallegania, neal
the tete dupont, at Borgoforte.
MANIFESTO FROM THE EMPEROR OF AUS.
TRIA.
VIENNA, July 1o-The Emperor o.
Austria has issued manifesto, in which
he says the heavy misfortunes hich have
befallen his Army of the North moved tt
its core his heart, but the reliance he hai
placed upon the devotion of his people
the courage of his army, upon God ant
his good and sacred right, had not moved
a single instant. He had addressed him
self to the Emperor of the French, re
questing his good Offices for bringing
about an armistics with Italy. Not mere
| ly had the Emperor readily responded t.
his demand, bat offered to mediate will
Prussia for suspension Of hostilities AM
for offering negotiations for peace. Thi
offer he accepted, and announces himsel
prepared to make peace upon honora5l
conditions, to prevent bloodshed and tn
rayages of war; but he would not max
peace by which Austria's position as
great power would be shaken. Soone
than this he would carry on the war t
the utmost extreme.
/ All available troops are being concen
trated, and the gapes in the ranks file
by conscription and volunteering called t.
arms by the newly awakened spirit 0
patriotism. Austria has been severed,
visited by misfortune, but she is not hu
inflated or bowed down.
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
PEsTH, July 9.-An imperial procla
nation calls upon volunteers to hasten t.
enroll themselves under the banners o
the army, in order to protect the father
Hand, which is threatened by the events 0
the war.
/ ITALIAN LOSSES AT CUsToZzA.
FLORENCE, July 9.-The losses of tn
Italians in the battle at Custozza are of
fcially stated at 651 killed, 2,9O9 woun
.ded, and 4,252 prisoners and missing.
i THE BATTLE OF sANDowA.
T The London Times correspondents ac
count of the battle of Sadowa says: Th
Prussians had engaged about 250, 90
men, and the Austrians nearly as many
Nearly 1900 guns were in action Q
(which $50 we're Prussian.
FEELING IN ITALY UNANIMOUS AGAINs
| THEAUsTRIAN PEopLE LE-THE WAR MUS
/ BE CONTINUED.
i New York, July 24.-The Tribune
Milan correspondent says public opinio
in Italy is singularly unanimous agains
| the Austrian propositions. Much impa
thence is exhibited at the delay in mill
Itary operations. Suspicious begin to b
felt in regard to some of the leaders,
Many speculations are INDUCED as to ne
| goiations for peace, but the general i'm
lpression is that the war must continue.
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