Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
Full Particulars Of Late Battles.
Gold Closed Last Night at 152 7-O.
Associated Press Report.
Foreign News.
CnmmercinI.

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prevails at Rio.
The coffee market is completely parslysed
Good first nominally II, ,00@73,0 90 reis. Stocl
10000 bags. Dag
IIyERPoob, June S0th.-BREADsruFFs.-
Flour very dull aud nominally unchanged
Wheat duh at last quotations; winter red
and southern lIs@lls Sd per GENITAL.
Corn fiat 6d@ls easier mixed 2ss 6d@
29s Sd per $50 pounds for old snd new.
Bigland & Co. report
Beef firm but quiet. t
Pork unchanged. -
Bacon in better demand and rather more
firm. ---
Lard nominal
Cheese frmer for fine, but inferior is neg
leeted.
Sugar quiet but steady. la
Coffee very dull.
Petroleum dull, Is 10d@2s for refined.
Spirits 9d@Is per gallon.
LONDON MARKETs-American wheat and
flour scarce. -.. v- 07 tca
Flour 26s@S0s per Dbl. ala 81,
Wheat firm, 2s@3d dearer, but closes
quiet, the advance barely maintained; win
ter red 56s@6Os. l-- s-
Sugar quiet but steady. 7-
Coffee firm and dearer. s
Petroleum q per gallon 70
Consols closed on Saturday s63@s6f q.
S. 52Os 651<@653; Illinois Central 74@7I4;
Erie 3s4@3s3. l-.4 m
Austria and Prussia.
LIVERPOOL, June SO.-The following is the
latest oficial Austrian telegram relating to
the fight on the 2Sth: e.,.
PARDuBIrZ, June 2S.-The Prussians yes
terday were completely defeated by the
Austrian forces under Goblenz, leaving be-
hind one third Of their army in killed and
wounded. M lfHA rs s.-
3 After occupying Jicin yesterday the Prus-
SLAMS were attacked by the cavalry division
of Gen. Edelsheim. They were driven out
OF Jiein and repuised towards Turan. In
consequence of this defeat the Prussians last
night evacuated Melink, Danba and Leipa.
and withdrew in great haste to Meims. The
Prussian losses by Gen. Edelsheim's attack
were enormous. The strategic operations
of the Austrian army was completely sue
cessful.
The junction of Prince Frederick Charles
with the army of Silesia was prevented.
The Austrian losses in the battles of the
last three days are estimated at scarcely
1000 killed and wounded. The Prussian
loss is at least equal.
The reports of the battle fought in b.
hemia on the 9th ult., are still conflicting
Both sides claim the victory. fl
The latest dispatches from Berlin insist
that the Austrians were Defeated with aloss
of from three TO four thousand and eight
thousand taken prisoners. This news had
caused great rejoicing in the Prussian capt
tai, but SO far as can be ascertained the
Prussians although victorious in the early
part Of the day were finally defeated and
forced to fall back.
The London Times sums up the Austrian
and Prussian reports as follows: The Aus
trians driven back by a superior force at
Nachad, had at ) p. m. been pursued by
their foe as far as Kalitz, on the road to
laramie. Yet if we may believe the Aus
trian bulletin, dated from Jusefstadt that
same afternoon, we find the Prussians
pressing forward from Eaehad and New
stadt. In the morning camein collision with
an Austrian army corps at Skalits and were
repulsed after SIX hours fighting, with
loss, as Vienna telegram of yesterday
adds, of eighteen guns and many pris-
oners. s .9
The Prussians have been for the last week
feeling their way at every point on the
frontier of Bohemia and Austrian Silesia
until wearied with their vain efforts TO fall
in with the enemy, they pushed forward
through no less than three of the mountain
de6Ies, debouching On the plains Of Bohe-
mia at Furnan, iTrantina and other places.
They drove back the Austrian outposts, but
as their columns advanced they found them
selves in the presence Of the army of Bene-
dek, which, massed behind Jusefstadt and
Pardubitz, had long been on the watch for
them, and was ready for a spring before
they had time to draw up and deploy their
forces in the open country. .i -.e
So far as it is possible to judge from the
imperfect and somewhat conflicting re-
ports we have received, it would be natural
10 infer that the onward march Of the Prus-
sian invasion has been checked for some
time, and that further advance into Do
hemia will be found impracticable.
The London Times Of the 30th says: If
the Berlin news is reliable the Prussians
have achieved solid success.
The Morning Post believes the rejo;eings
at Berlin are premature.
The Army and Navy Gazette remarks
that the time has now come for Benedek
to show whether or not be is general
France. i-5'i|
The weekly returns Of the Bank of France
shows a further increase in the cash on
hand of 22,2O0, ,O00E
Bourse was very fat on the 2sth, rentes
cl5sihg at 6Sf. &c. --,5I
AAAAB0AJ-
The Hungarian Chambers have been pro-
rouged for an indefuite period on account
of the war The sitting closed with cheers
for the King. e
80 Spain and Portugal.
A royal DEGREES calls out the reserves Of
the Portuguese army.
! A large additional number Of sergeants,
implicated in the military revolt have been
shot at Madrid. a be p |
Two newspapers, of the Progressive an
Democratic parties, had been closed by the
government. -- .5--.-.- --.-
Rio Janerio advices of June sth say the
allies have gained fresh victory over the
Paraguayans, who lost 5000 killed and
wounded, six guns and four flags
England.
The London Times again INDUCES in some
complimentary remarks upon the visit Of
the United States Monitor MianotomDeh to
England, and says that in allowing this
vessel 70 visit England ct the present mo-
meat the government Of Predident johnson
has conferred service only secondary TO
that so frankly rendered in the recent sup