The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09
FOREIGN News.

Saxonia from Southampton arrived here
this evening with four days later news
from Europe.
In the House Of Commons, OH Monday,
June 25th, Mr.. Gladstone announced
that he had received the Queens per
mission to acuuaint the House that after
the vote of Monday week and the de-
bates which had preceded it, Lord Rus
sell and his colleagues had rendered
their designations, but that her Majesty
had not deemed it advisable to accept
them without further consideration and
without the advantages of personal
communications. The Queen was now
on her way to London and would give
Lord Russell and himself an audience.
Under the circumstances he proposed
that the House should adjourn until
Tuesday evening The House accord.
ingly adjourned IS E..aNt -,
PRAGUE, Friday juno 22-The Prus.
SLAMS have passed across the Heights of
Holledorf, where they had an encounter
with the Saxon troops. They have sejz'
ed twelve locomotives. .,-- -..-.-
SATURDAY, June 23.-Hostilities have
been commenced by the Prussia army
corps in Silisia ~
Early yesterday morning three Prus-
slams detachments were sent ont to re
connoitre towards ZeuekwantiI, Fred
berg and Freewalden. The last OF these
detachments, between Bruelenturt and
Sandhubel, came upon an Austrian regl-
ment of Hussars The Prussian needle
gun was very effective and enabled tile
10th Fusilier regiment to repulse easily
the charge of the Hussars The Ans
trians lost eight men killed and five
wounded. No casualties occurred on
the Prussinn side. l..s...A
FRANKFORT, June 22:--It is announced
that the Hanoverau army has landed
near Weitzeu Hausen. 1t. was sur.
rounded today by Prussian forces under
the command of King Victor Emanuel.
Our army carried Monterento by assault
and also took Castezzo. At the close of
the engagement at 5 o'clock, P. NJ, our
forces took several cannon and many
prisoners and behaved with exfraordi
nary valor and endurance. The King
employed in the attack the Sd corps Of
the army of miners aud the reserve.
Prince Amadeus aud many Generals
were wounded.
The enemy appearsto have brought all
his troops in succession under fire.
[OAicial Dispatch, No.2l
AUSTRIAN HEADQUARTERS, ZERBARE, !
Monday % !
The Imperial troops have repulsed the
enemy at all points after hot tight, not
without considerable losses.
Custozza was taken by storm, which
caused O fresh struggle before that posi-
ton, in which 1000 Italians were taken
prisoners. The troops are animated by
the best spirits.
IOflicial Dispatch, No. 3.
The Austrian tlotilla on the Sage de
Garda, numbering six gnnboats, have
cannonaded the enemy's entrenchmeRts
on Lombard shore without sustaining
any losses. ...
On the 23d inst the enemy ir great
force crossed the Pc at several points
below Polisila.
The Imperial outposts withdrew and
came upon reconnoitering party upon
the line of Caatolone, which they drove
back, taking several prisoners
[Oficial Dispatch
|. VIENNA, MONDAY, June 2o.-Arch-
Duke Albert telegraphs from Zardaree
yesterday evening as follows:
On the 23d inst, the Garrison OF Mon
ia made asortie upon the enemys corps
of observation at Curtalone, repulsed it
and took several prisoners.
The following telegram has been re.
ceived from the Duke Albrecht, dated
this morning: .-.
The enemy's forces are driven back
and our army recrossed the Mincio yes,
terday evening The Imperial army is
in the best condition and in excellent
spirits. The battle of yesterday is call
ed by the Arch Duke, the battle of Gus
tOZza.
FLORENCE, Monday 25-The Italian
fleet left Tarento on the 23d. It's desti-
nation is unknown,