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UE BALTIMORE,
OFFICE I73 SOUTH BROADWAY,
In the Banking House formerly occupied
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, IhIs COMPANY insures toitbout charge for Poicu
buildings Merchandise and other Property in or out
OF the city against Loss Damage by Fire for one
year or tor shorter period, and assurances may be
made Tor seven or for a less number of years. The
company also lnsures Vessels and Cargoes on Inland
Navigation and Marine Risk.
Applications for Insurance or for information in
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Maryland Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE
Have removed their office for the present to the
u. W. CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TRIPoLETT's
ALLEY
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING
OPPOSITE THE PGsTOFFlCE.
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all kinds of property il tho city and country Large
lines on Merchandise and other property insured by
the year or short time on favorable TERMS and Per-
petIdt Policies granted when requested
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DIRECTORS:
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months. SlO5, 396, Alb S164 25S sos $145 O03 628
The British revenue returns for the year ending
3lst March have just been published. and show the
following aggregates
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&demand notes. 1666223} 1923 $50 Inc ,661 500
The following shows the imports at New York for
the eight months ending with February of the fiscal
year:
Six mos ending 1854 1865 1856
January l...... $966OS5O6 $79767.221 Sl42 $50 1857
In January.... 1897 ,394 l0,620.1l7 3O.1O9S30
In February. 2l643 93T l473'66S 20 500 81
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Letters must confirm STAMP oo4-tf
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

royal troops displaying great yaior in the presence Of the
overwhelming forces Of Austria
In tho evening the royal troops still occupied Goito
Volta, Cavriana and Solferno
During yesterday the Italians sustained great losses
Prince Amadeus General Coralo and others moro
or less serously Wounded
stfarey wa- Ga
Prince Hnmbert ponormed prodg,es or ysloy
The news respecting Prince Amadeus a. rrazsnrirf.
THE MOvrssv~ sx rn..
General CaIdni, with his whole army, continues 10
occupy positions tie Po
Six hundred Austrian prisoners, officers and soldiers,
have been sent 70 Milan.
BRrycIA. June 25, 1860
The First Italian army corps attacked the Austrian po
sitions near Peschlera yesterday.
Tho Ceralc division suffered very heavy losses
General Cerale wounded
Tho engagement prolonged, and the defniiive rc
suit not unfavorab!e, the Italian corps having main
tanned their positions
Prince Ameicus slightly wounded, and has ar
rived at BTe-cia-
pans, June n, 1864
The Mncur Or this morning, In its political bulletin,
Tho italian army passed the yncio Yesterday morning
and has occupied Gouo yaleggio and Clrtatnne.
The Italian volunteers Who ~ Como ha. paced
through fecco on their way TO the Tyrol
Mu1s June -, 1sGa
An Austrian detachment has descended from the
sicy.o Pass aud occupied Dormio N Lonibatdy, lat
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

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The New York herald., 1866-07-09

Florence juno 2Ol cnfre~ p0ndeuce n London Tmc.
4 fcTostod lat night that General Garboiai
bad entered the Tyrp bus .grh is not the ne hss
cigL.en uuahand voanteHia On ~ oid ground b"twe
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modified Sat onal Guard III thc distinct H. N.u nos
hoveyef hlmsif remain iu that par n no eounifF
Ihr larger lalf of Tie volunteers Tie wh0is number
cq ipn'ut and trmlng afe bcing rhpidly proceeded
with, at Bar and Btfrtta the Adriatr Hg4e. and
thithcr Gs1 BALD wll shortly repair and e0hluhr
with regular iftaip. taAe Ehp cncct landing
where nu tie lusrau COast With him will ~ tha
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thr orders oi sfuera who ell aao command ~.
vision u TIE y0lunleer ko.-atA Il bsr. ard q.
day received br he hipg iercssl hAs Al.D arrived u
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The New York herald., 1866-07-09

A private despatch, dated Florence 1sth ~ Jane
gives the f00wing account u the battle ~ Custom
fought on sunday, June ~ -
and MAntua.
Tho King had passed ~ Nncio the day before yester
day With ten divisions One Of the wings moved To-
wards Poschlors, where drove bsk part The gar
rison
The great body Of tho army marched on verona On
der the command Df The King
A. Crs'ozzA ID met the A1sirisns reinforced w tie
garrison of Verona And part q the troops scken
The 70.
Amer desperate t~ite which lasted the Whole n the
day. the Italian army vas forced 10 the hlncio
King Victor Emanuel sner Aar,-g sfessd 49, rsty1af
reesabsbed his headquarters Brerria ID " asserted
that the chief object of the stsck by the
the X ng command 10 force the Auasrisnm 70 colt
the line u The 20 that General Cadln Tht crDsn Tho
river with his eoyys day~Ss, which 70 on
R0vlso II IA not known wbether Clatin succscdsd 10
Rre<isng ibs paefsze
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

Further details state the battle place at Monte.
notfa and Custozza
The King moved Castenadolo hoping To Ind the
Austrians there who the Adge. The Augtrians
Took hontenotta and Cssso1sa ny assault, which had
h.2 occupied hy eight Italian divisions
They made two thousand prisoners
General Cerae Ia severely wounded
ffnce AtQndeus's wound IS light
stront AncI ~. ~ by Gancrl Caldin! Is conGrInod
milo 10 the Valicline, Il moyins rsrrr1' rsfnn '- "
PARK June 25-Evcninr.
Tho Nrutefr Of this evening ays m ig bulletin
II appears thai tho body ~ the Italian army has
maintained position upon tho left bank ~ the Mneio.
The Italian troops have displayed great valor
The Au.trans, dChouchng from this stelyio Pas IN
the 1yrol seem select 4 movement which will bring
them upon the Italian
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
Victor Emanuel nj bologna and Gree


ENTHUSIASTIC vOLrSTEFRISG.
The King paused for twenty minutes ~ the Bologna
station vest rday and there repetition here of the
enth siasrn and accamatons amid which his departure
from Florence took place similar greeting awaited
him at Cremona in the afternoon.
From all parts Of ltaly get news ~ the Joy with
which the declaration Of received volunteering
continues In the railways and every town meets
well dressed n, evidently belong ng 70 the better
classes or society with the Gabadan red cap their
heads and small bae vnlse IN their hand fastening
70 the depots In the towns few young men
IL s moment when idlers feel ashamed of hcmseiveE,
for ali Italy Il arming. The excitement grows hourly
more nintensc the approaches for the cur-
tain Of peace to b. drawn aside, and for the bloody
drama Ia begin
shall be much surprised II the cannon has not sound
ed In Italy before thls letter reaches your hands
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
To Conquer or Die.

Ff0RENcE Juno .B--FfonnF.
The Florence newspapers aro unanimous In proclaim.
ing uc u.takdlE r. otuff0a Of tho country 70 makb
every sacrifice in prosecuting 70 the utmost tho var
against Austria nntll the complete liberation Of Ntneta
Dt tie arms OF italy has been accomplished.
They assert that the of mccoss which attended
the first attempt s but motive for rcdpubed energy
and and they ciarc that The country has
fun confidence n the army, nothing doubling but that u
viii achieve brilliant rcycnge
According the Journals tho Italian hcet a ln.
patient Tor action aud the army s IN good dipline and
al Nioas 70 be again confronted with the enemy.
The frfsh troops under General Caldni awaiting
flrther orders and tho volunteers burning 70 repeat
their recent success n, I.adronc
Public opinion II calm and determined
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

NFii0NA, Juno LI--fU n VI.
AT two O'Clock this afternoon tho Austrian pulz
brigade reached the outlying forts of Verona without
loss, having been pushed hack by greatly superior
force ~ Italian airy which, however did not charge
The Iaiians advancing upon both banks Of the hncio
towasds reohieta repulsed by short cannonnde
from the outer forts ~ that STR nghold
Judging fTom the preparations upon the Lower Po,
Cadil will throw bridges tonight rolesen
JuSE A-2 " NJ
great battle has boon in progress the morning
between the Italians ami Austriaus.
Both wings Of the Italian army have already been re-
pulsed.
The hattie gtl continues.
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

tPars June 2bi correspondence OF London Times.
Prince Napoleon and the Italian minister IN Paris had
together long audience of the Emperor yesterday NJ
tho Tnerics Tho ltaiaua persuaded ihn' " uff-
ndteiy dfe0ed the Emperor tcN hdse no chotcs Tut -
10 neir siccoT "Lombardy, says La frcssc, "s
Italian territory It's independence ig guaranteed by
treaties Of hich thc nTcte bcorr Europe and
vct nv of the Austrians shall again bring undr
German domination This policy Is placed beyond tho
chances of war II II not fulfilled al tho wishes ~
the Italians II II sufficient FOR III homer ~ Fuce ami
France viii know how to enforce II II necessary Y
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

ArsTRrtN HFAnQr AnTwfs, juno ~, lstf
The Archdnke Ahrecht has forwarded tic follow
desratch 70 the Lmpernr:-
The Austrian army, while advancing towards Tie
Mincio attacked to-day by The forces under tie
command of KIM Victor Emanuel Our carrirl
Montevenio hv assault and Cuat0zza az tie cOae oi the
engagement al + VI.
Our forces took several crnnon and many prir0nofH.
and behaved gth extraordinary yaior and endurance.
Tho King employed In the attack the three corps of
the Army ~ the Hnco and the re-crve.
Prince Amadeus anil many generals wounded.
The enemy appears have brough, all bis troops ia
ccssion 1nder nre.
OFFICIAL sULLFTIS 80. 2.
ZFRnAEr. Jane ~ 1903
points after hot tight no. ,athost cgsid-ra5le lse1
Cust0zza was taken bY storm. which caused frefh
struggle before That position, In which two thousand ia
hans taken prisoners
The troops animated by the best spirit
OFFICIAL nEsrkrcH.
yUNvA June 25--1l 40 A "
The Archduke Albert telcgnphed from Zerbare ycg.
terday evening as follows '
The imperial army debourhed at dayhrraL from vo.
roma occupied the hsgbis ~ Fan Giustua Sofnn and
towards the south, The euemys columns. which we're
advancing the lne ~ Salionze to sonma Iampagna
In considerable force. with much artillery
The imper Al troops rerused the enemy Al al points
after a very severe and bloody struggle
Finally Custozya taken hy asfanf
An the troops fought with extraordinary bravery
They captured several guns and about two thousand
prisoners, and animated ny The best spirit
On tho 1Sf inst. the garrron ~ Asntna made sorc
upon the enemyg corps u ohstrvation al Curaon-
pulled n and took several prisoners.
The following telegram has bsen rccciye 81 from The
Archduke Abert. daied June p -
The enemy's forces, driven back by our army. ~
crnssed ne kincio vs,erdav eyerHg TIE Imperial army
II in tho best condition anil w excellent spiriis
The battle ~ Yesterday called ~ the Archduks the
Battle OF Castozza.
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
THE WAR IN ITALY.
General cin,ssnr. March 90 the p

General CtMtrtufG March 10 the 70.
bologna June 2o1 correspondence OF London Times
With war declared, a. break out To morrow, and with
the King and Della harm0n both NJ Cremona there Is
manfesy little of interest lett In Florence where the
Chamber yesterday held It's last sitting, and 50 have
left tho pleasant city the Arno for quaint slltry
embrowned Bologna lat ly aldins headquarters, but
where scarcely soldier II 70 be In the streets
The General has transferred himself to Fcrara, where
and In front of which, along tho Po there broad and
powerful stream hurryng 10 the Adriac, his corps
the flower u s said OF tslys army-is massed in read
iness for action HIS advance at Pnntciagoscuro,
village the Po itself where the river makes curve
Any proposed q ays%sho iaSe who have planned
ihsrn and regards conectures. have little 70 add 10
what wrote In a recent despatch.
The three days grace ccorded to Austria by her
Italian assailant expire at noon tomorrow and some
suppose that Cialdn W II Immediately attempt the pas
sage OF TO- while others imagine he VIII await the
dawn ~ the anniversary o Soferno What Is certain is
that he has ponfOona readiness, and he Is not maj
likely t1 much timc when the hour Of action has
once struck II reduced 10 the merest conIec-
lures regards Italian plans of campagn need not tell
you that wc are completely In the darx on THIS
side fhe frontier 10 what the Anstrians
are likely "a do Although II IL qo inciilgblc that
their nrst consideration provide sufficient forces 20
cope successfully with their German foe IL IL difficult TO
believe that they haze been able spare few troops
for yenetia that these will be forced 10 shut Themselves
up their instead Of cantesting the passage
Of the 70 and accepting pitched battle should good
opportunity oaT Pcr4ons who have been At pontea-
goscuro inform tfa' tho Angtrans display no force IN
that direction; Few senries all that can be scon OF
their army.
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
The italian Dispatches.

FWNFNFk7 dHIN II FFFWIW|
No news has been received from the srmy Rince that
dated yesrerday evening
Prince Amadeus is better md hopes entertained Of
the recovery ~ General Gerale.
The wounds rcceiscd BY other officers of hgh rank
not serious.
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

fANf3s 18nf y lttE
The unitrs " thls marnre IL III bllIoin 90.
ffms lb@ intel, ufe tbst ne italians army Hasef
kng Victor kfns lsi "a b,,a lsrt<a y wsf0as ne
kindio
Il aad. ih.l Gsani etsliin has 80 ~, crossed ~
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
Across the Mincio.

GofTn, June ~, 1850.
The Italian army crossed the Minoio to-day, without
meeting any resistance from the Austrians
vESIcp, juno -, lsG6
According 10 the announcements made by Austrian
oriposis the Italian army passed the Mnco this
ing near Goio and advancing slowly 10 Rovorbela
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.



The Asssfan fotih - ~ iAgo al GsfaA nsu beg4ns
sx gunbgsts have cAnngnsded the ~uem4ex lAif~ert.
snsnw ths Lonhatd shore wwhc1t Furiaasinr sHy
Losses
On the 22d lnsi Ne enemy y sr.sl fgres egeasa ~
10 al several gg.Ea bs.sw Ie.t8~a
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

The imperial ontposs withdrew. and came upon ~.
como tering party upon the line ~ Curtohe "hicii
they drove back, taking several prisoners
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
THE BATTLE OF CUST0ZZA.

Tho Italians In the Qusdriiatcrai-Dcs-
prrar Battle before yerona-Defeat OF
Victor Emanuel and Ills Retreat Across
the Mincio-Gencrai yi1larry Killed
Prince Amadeus, OF savoy, Wounded.
TnE ITALIkN REPORT.
frauAx HEAot ARrEt- June 2f--Eveniug
desperate engagement has Just taken place front
Of Verona lasting almost tho whole day. The First
army corps which Intended 10 occupy positions be
tween Peschera and Verona, did not succeed In the
attack
Tho Second and Third army corps unable 70 de-
liver the First corps from the assault had 10 sustain
against an overwhelming force
The two latter corps almost intact
HrADorASrrss % rrE irauAs Arsr,
June ~, 4siOpw.
The e wing and centre of the royal troops had crossed
the Mncto and we're marching In The direction of Valley
sso and viafranca when they vigorously attsrkcf
hy the Anstrans W al their foil and combined forces
Ihs Italian potiMcra vme @piurcd and recapiIrea he
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
The Gordon frightened Around the Aus

In all directions the Italians now stand prepared 20
press forward upon the foe AZ bay In their midst.
The Garihaldians Ia the north, Garda the King
with powerful army at Crcnona tialdni with another
al Ferrsra troops ready for cmbarkaon Rminl
volunteers Bari and Barlcta, Pcrsano the Adratic
acqressre circle 70 close in upon The dcs
tined victim In Its centre
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
The Italian Fleet.
Looking 10 France for Ala.

fLnRiNtf, June ~ ltco
Tie Italian fleet left Tarento on the I'D.
Its destination liz unknown
The New York herald., 1866-07-09

E U R 0 Pc.
Arrival OF the SaxOnia With
Three Days Later News.
Highly Important Intelligence
From the Seat of War.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
King Victor Emanuel Marches the
Italian Army Into the Heart
Of the Quadrilateral.
~>~~--~~~>-~-~~--~
He Meets the Austrians and Is
Severely Defeated.
Bloody Battles at Somacom-
pagna and Custozza.
General Villery, Of the Italian Army, Killed,
Prince Amadeus, Of Savoy, Wounded,
and Many Italian Prisoners
and Guns Captured.
The Italians Retreat Across
the MinciO.
Garibaldi's Volunteers Beat the
Austrians at Brescia.
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The General in Strong Position in
The Alpine Passes.
PrnSSian Successes in Germany, but
No Severe Battle.
>~>>~~~~>~~~~~~~>>~>>~>~~
mo Ranoverian Army Said to Have
Rendered Capitulation.
->~~-~~~~~~>~~~~~~~-~-~~
Russia Neutral i'm Both Wars,
and the Gar Inclined To-
wards NapOleOn's Plans.
Earl Russelrs Resignation, and England in
Constitutional Revolution.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-06

A WHcHEsfER GmL or 'e3.-One day
during the hard winter OF 63, Miss Ar
mold applied 10 General Milroy for permit
TO purchase forage for her COW, whose milk
was an item of no little Importance to the
subsistence of her fathers family dIiring
the reign OF that monster. ''Are you loyaIf 81
asked the General ''Yes," she replied. He
began 10 write the permit. ITO the United
States or the Confederate States 2" .To
the confederacy, of course she replied.
Then shall give you no permit. ,This
infamous rebellion must be erushed.n
.WelL said she, III you can crush il by
be drot TO you"