Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-07-14
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Terrific Fighting Between the Italians and
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Tn tho House Of Lords on the 25th of
,Iune Earl Russell announced that in consc-
onenee of the late hostile vote in the House
Of Lords. the ministry had rendered their
resignation. The Queen had invited them
to reconsider their determination, and they
awaited the result of an interview with the
Oueen on the Goth before declaring definite
" their resolution. The House was adj
iourned. ,., ..,t.rrs...
l. Tn the House of Commons, on the ssth
Mr.. Gladstone said Earl Russell and his col,
leagues had rendered their designations, ana
awaited apeIsonal interview with the 'lueen'
wherenpon the House aulourneu'
The Queen mas accep'eo the resis na'io"
of the ministers. -.
THE GERMAN WAR. r..
The Italian army crossed the Minclo with
out meeting opposition from the Austrlans
1t then pushed on toward Peschlera, but
was repulscd by short cannonade from the
forts of that stronghold. The Italian army
was encountered by the Austrians IN great
force in the vicinity OF verona, and great
battle commenced. Inc Austrlans repulsed
both wings OF the Italian army. lhe hght
is still going on.
The reported rellet OF the llanoveran
Army is not confirmed. Negotiations for a
capituation on honorable terms were agreed
on between the commanders OF the llanovc'
rian forces. ..t..
The Prussians had advanced INTO Upper
Silesia and Bohemia. They easily repuLsed
the Austrian huzzars, owing to the eneetiVe {;
power OF their needle guns. Prince Charles
Army met no resistance In crossing the 20,
hemlan frontier: IL was eHPccteu Vnu'
Benedek would debouch from bohemia win
the main body OF his army upon dorilz,
compelling the russians TO GVacuate oaA-
ony by flank attack. Inc russians are
arming the Cooientz ana EnrenoreiStein
iortresses as delehse against tnc 0ou'heln
Germans. -......
The engagement on Sunday, near Verona,
lasted all nlSnt, endlng III the compete Sle,
feat oc the Italians, who were commanded
by hlng Alctor Emanuei. Doth armies
! fought most oravely. The Italians were re
! pulsed at all points. After severe ano
| bloody struggle the Italians recrossed tht
Mincio on Sunday evening. Prince Amader
was wounded. The Austrians took two
thousand prisoners. The Austrians ther
took Custozza by assault and occupied Bon
MO (Bormis p
Nothing is known of Bcnedek's move
ments. The Prussians attacked Osweicsln
in Gallicia, and were beaten OF with loss b.
the Austrians. The Hanoverian army cs
capped through the PIussian Corps. an(
reached Ninlngen. '.h' ...
The Prussians will not blockade the Hano
verian ports, nor seize private property
Gari6aldi intends marching through tn
Tyrol direct to Munich.
A later telegram positively asserts tha
the Hanoverian army is still completely SUI
rounded. The King of Hanover demande
twentyfour hours for deliberation on tn
conditions upon which his army was t
capitulate. The demand has been granted
The King expects to receive assistance fror
the Bavarian army.
The London Times, OF June 21th, cor
tains several dispatches In reference to tn
war.
A Leipsic despatch, OF June goth, says
Prussian army corps had arrived, destine
to act against Bavaria.
\ Berlin despatch, OF the goth, says 1t
positively announced that the !ianoveria
: army was completely surrounded, and d'
ny, a.,on od 'no ''' ii'' 'i '"p''"'"'''A A'