The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-28
SPECIALS TO THE wssrERn PREss.
CHRONOLOGY OF THE GERMAN VAR.

CHRONOLOGY OF THE GERMAN WAR.
The following calender Of events, publish
ed in the Memorial D.plonGfiqne, shows With
what rapidity great military results are achiev-
ed in the present day:
June 14.-Federal execution decreed BY
the German Diet
June Io.-Entry Of the Prussians into Lee
lipsic, Giessen and CsAsel. Occupation OF
Lobau.
June l7.-Entry Of the Prussian General
Vogel into the Hsnoverian capital
June 1s-Occupation of Marienthsl, Os-
trits and Labau, in Bohsmia, by two Pkpssian
regiments, and occupation Of Hernstadt By
Prussian cavalry. Occupation of Dresden BY
the Prussiane.
June l9.-Evacuation of Fort Wilhelm by
the Hanoyerian troops. Prince William Of
Hanau made prisoner. Cavalry encounter
between the AnstriAns and Prussiana upon
the Rumburg road.
June 22-Nixdorf occupied by seven thou.
sand Prussians
June 23.-Occupation of Rumburg by the
Prussians
June 24.-Armistice between the Hanove-
rian and Prnssian troops.
June 25.-Action near Jungbunzlau be-
tween the Austrians and Prussians. The
Prussian troops occupied Reichenberg, Tran.
tenau and Achia (Bohemial.
June Enlargement near Tprnau.
| June 27,-The army Of the Crown Prince
of Prussia fought the battle pi Nachod.
Engagement ct Owiecim. Fight between
the Prussians and Hanoverians near Langan.
salza. Gen Stemmetz throws back the Aus.
TRAN corps d armee lRamming) upon Joseph
stadt. Engagement Of the same corps with
the Sixth and Eighth Austrian corps under
the Archduke Leopold.
| June 2e.-Action near Trautenau. The
troops Of Prince Frederick Chafles engaged
near Mnnchengratz.
June 29.-The Hanoverian army surren
dered at discretion. Capture of Gitschin By
the Prussian army.
June 3O.-Actlons at Kort, near Turnau
and at Chwalkowtz, between kalitz anc
konigshof Bn Austrian army corps under
Gen. Clam-Gallas compelled TO retire upon
konigsgratz.
July l.-aetion at GIFTS chin.
July arrival of King William at Gits-
chin. Junction of the Crown Princes army
with that OF Prince Frederick Charles.
July 3.-The battle Of Sadowa.
THE TENNESSEE REPRESENTATIVES
As soon as the reading Of the message wa,
concluded, Mr.. Stevens moved to refer the
CT edentials OF the members elect to the Com
mittee on Elections. Mr.. LeBiond and other.
raised the point of order that the member.
should be at once admitted but this wal
overruled, and the credentials were referred
by vote Of SO yeas TO % nays, Raymond
voting in the affirmative, and Jenckes alone
Of all the Republicans, with all the Demo
Gratis, voting in the negative. This commit
tee is one OF those authorized to sit during
the sessions of the House, and Mr.. Dawes
Its chairman, at once summoned his associa
ties 10 their room, and in half An hour they
returned with written report setting fortl
that they had examined the credentials anc
found them in due form and properly cert
fed. They concluded by recommending tina
the members be at once allowed to take tn,
oath of office. The report was adopted, bH
not until LeBond had been allowed to deliv
err himself of q SO called smart speech. There
was slight applause on the announcement
which broke out into most hearty and cleo
trio demonstration when Maynard, Stokel
and Taylor, the only members present, walk
ed down the aisles to the space at the left O
the Speakers chair. There was profoune
silence while the Speaker read the two oaihs
but the applause was vigorously renewed
when after they had sighned their acceptance
OF the oath, he stepped down and shool
hands with each. Messrs. Maynard snG
Stokes took seats on the Union side of the
chamber, and at once became the centre Of q
large crowd of congratulatory friends Mr.
Taylor went to the other side of the main
aisle aud took Rousseaus old seat The
other members will be sworn in TO- morrow
and the Senate will then refer the credential,
of Messrs. Fowler and Patterson to the Judi
ciary Committee.