Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

unwounded prisoners, one hundred and six
teen csnnohj and several flags.
Three austrian Arch Dukes are reported
| wounded.c Prince Lechtenstien and Prince
Undischalas were taken prisoners.
The London Times Of Che 9TH says "The
suddenness and magnitude Of the Austrian
calamity are too oyerpowering for any man
TO speculate on the possible consequences
on the destinies Of the Austrian Empire.
With the exception of a few fortesses Of no
more avail in modern warfare TO stay the
| triumphant progress of victorious army
than Josephstadt and TanmuIgrstz have
| proved ts be, Benedek has nothing in his
rear but open country, nothing between
| him and the capital but a vast smooth
battle field where the cannon, the
cavalry and the dreaded needle gun of the
Prussians will have free play. The Aus
trfans have done enough for the honor of
their arms, and must now provide for the
safety OF the state, and this can hardly be
done by prolonged resistance. -
The most illustrious names in the I'm
perial army in the Empire are among the
dead and wounded. - !.
The King Of Prussia is in camp, and the
Emperor Of Austria is not very far from
Benedek's headquarters. 7rl -Is4
The Daily News shows that the Prussians.
not only gained the battle, but stragetical
advantages Of the highest importance.
They have concentrated eight corps Of
their army, and can pour down on an enc
my with overwhelming fury. They have
cut OF communication between the Aus
trians and the Federal army in the west
The Prussian victories had a decided
effect on financial and commercial affairs.
There was a general improvements in con-
soils and other securities at the London
Stock Exchange. r.-, E.-
There was great bueyaney in the Liver
pool cotton market, but 4 depression in
breadstuffs.
At the Paris bourse rentes advanced "
and Italian securities 4 per cent.
Garibsldi, on the Sd, attacked the Aus
trians at Montee Suello.
The Austrians made strong resistance
but the volunteers finally fell back in good
order.
Garibaldi received slight wound in the
thigh. % oi
The ammunition of the volunteers was
rendered useless By heavy rain.
The Bsvarians attacked the Prussian out
posts There was slight loss on both
sides. 49, 81.
Intense excitement prevailed at Berlin
when the Prussisn victories were announce
ed, by the firing of artillery.
GREAT BRITAIN-The second boat race be-
tween Hammill (the American) and Kelley
the Englishman6 on the Tyne, took place
on the 5th, again resulting in an easy vic
tory for Kelley.
For the first time the anniversary of
American Independence was celebrated on
the 4th of July, conformity by the British
and American war vessels in an English
port. All Her Maiesty's ships at Ports
mouth hOisted the American flag at the
main royal mast and at noon all the ships
carrying over ten guns fred national sa-
cute of 81 guns.
There was a grand fete given by the
Americans in Paris in celebration Of the
Fourth OF July, at which the Prince Impe-
rial was present. L a
In Liverpool the Americans had ban
luet at the Washington Hotel
Latest via. Londonderry by telegraph:
LONDON, July 6.-The Prussian and Italian |
reply to the proposed armistice has not yet |
The Morning Post thinks Congress will |
shortly assemble, aud that the French Gov
srnment will propose a general disarma-
nent F -l
In the commercial circles of London
peace is regarded aa virtually concluded.