The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-17
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lord Derby has formed the ministry
prominent among which is Derby rs Pre-
mier, DIsraei Chancellor of Excheauer
ana ieader IN the House Of Commons, and
Lord Stanley Foreign Secretary.
i. The Prussians carried Gretschin by
storm. after an obstinate defence, and a
junction was effected between the army of
the Elbe, under Prince Frederick Charles,
~and the army of-Silesia, under the Crown
Prince. 5000 prisoners were captured at
Gretschin. The losses by the Austrians in
the series OF combats is estimated at 20, 900
h1lted and wounded, and Is. 900 prisoners.
In the'battles on the 28tl ano 29th. the
corps az Austrians under GeL Gablinz was
nearly broken; it lost twenty guns and
eight flags.
1t is officially denied that the Prussians
Iose eighteen guns, al was stated by the
vienna despatch.
= The Prussians have retired to q strong
position, between Josephstadt and Koning-
precipitate.
The army of the Elbe advanced bevond
Gretschin. The King Of Prussia was at
Gretschin, on the Sd, on a visit to the army.
The London Times says that, horrible
lude to the pitched battle, now nnayoida-
BILE, in which 250, 600 men will be engaged
on either side.
King Victor Emanuel sent telegram
congratulating the King of Prussia ON the
victories OF his army.
Inc operations between the Italians and
Austrians is confined to skirmishinp: mo
engagement of Importance has occurred
IN that quarter. The Italians are prcpar-
ing for another onslaught, and the soldiers
are eager for the fray.
The revolt in Spain is suppressed.
The Prince Of Wales, while riding out
Ia London, was thrown, by collision with
runaway horse. His horse rolled over
hlm, but he escaped unhurt.
The Great Eastern, with the cable, pass
ed the Isle of Wight for Valentia
FARTHER POINT, July 15.-Thc steamship
Nova Scotian, which sailed from Liverpool
on the 5th, ria Londonderry 9th, passed
here to-day.
LIVERPOOL, July 5.-The cotton market,
according to the brokers' circular, opened
dull and prices downward, with sales for
the week of $1,000 bales, including $500
to spectators and 12,5OO to exporters.
and !@Ad. on other descriptions, owing to
the prospect OF peace. Sales to-day 10000
bales, market closing firmer and prices
advancing. The authorized quotations arc
as follows: Orleans fair 16d.--middIng
143d.; Mobile fair 15ad.-middhng 144d.;
port $50, 700 bales, including 429, 500 bales
American. Breadstuffs market very dull,
with decline in all qualities. Provisions
market inactive, but prices are steady
LONDON, July 6.-Consols closed at S7i@
S34 Tor money. Bullion in the Bank of
States fve-twenties 67I@67s.
A great battle occurred on the Sd, near
Ludaway, in which the P,.ussians gained a
complete victory. capturing Ii, 900 Austri-
ans. There were terrible losses in both
armies. The Austrians sent in a flag of
70
OF Fenetia, and accepted Napoleon as me-
dlator. Napoleon Immediately communi-
Gated with the belligerents.
LONDON, July 6.-The Prussian and Ita-
iian reply to the proposed armistice has
not yet transpired; there arc rumors that
the Prussian reply is not favorable. ~
The Morning Post thinks a European
congress will shortly assemble, and the
french Government will propose general
disarmament
In the commercial circles of London
peace ls regarded as virtually concluded.
The Paris MonIe,tr, Of July s. makes
the following announcement:
After having maintained the honor of
his arms in Italy, the Emperor Of Austria.
eoncurring in the ideas expressed in Ma
Poieon's letter OF June IL to his Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, cedes Venetia to the
French Emperor, and accepts his media
tlon for the conclusion of peace. Napoleon
hastened to respond to the summons. and
immediately communicated with the Kings
Of Prussia and Italy, in order to obtain an
armistice."
The battle of Sultowa lasted twelve
hours: The Austrians were completely
routed, losing $4,000 prisoners and lie
cannon. Three Arch-Dukes were wounded.
Princes Lchteastcin and Undischer are
prisoners
The London Times says the war is vir-
tually ended.
Garibaldi attacked the Austriaps at
Manta Suello, on the Sd, and was repulsc d.
Garibaldi was wounded in the thigh.