The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE PER STA.
New YORK, July 12-The mails by the steam
chip Persia leave for the South this afternoon
Private letters are encouraging. The actual
stock of Cotton at Liverpool is 10000 bales less
than the estimate, of which 10000 are American.
The total stock ia 95s 900 bales, Of which 424 900
bales are American.
SECOND DIsPAToH.
The steamship Persia has arrived with Liver
pool dates to the 30th ult., and Queenstown dates
TO the lat inst.
LrveRpooI, juno 29-The Brokers' Circular re-
ports the sales of cotton for the week at 78, 900
bales including $3.50 bales to speculators, and TO-
800 to exporters. The market opened buoyant
with an advance of Id. to I'D; closing with an
advance Of I'D. to Id. on the week for American,
and Id. to 3D. for other descriptions. The author
ized quotations are: Orleans fair, 15Ad Middling,
lid. Mobile fair, 15d.; MiddIing, 19sd.; Upands
fair, 14ld.; Midding l33d. Stock in port 959, 900
bales by actual count, being $4,000 bales below
the estimate. Stock OF American cotton 424 900
bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed. Sales 10000 bales Breadstuffs quiet
and steady. Provisions show q declining ten
-dency. Flour dull. Wheat nominal with a down.
ward tendency. Corn fat: Cd. to Is. lower. Mixed
:2Ss. Cd. to 29s Sd. Beef firm and quiet. Pork
'steady. Bacon frmer. Sugar quiet and steady.
Coffee very dull. Rosin dull at 6S@75.
The Hanoverian army had surrendered to the
Prussians, and been allowed to return to their
homes.
desperate battle had been fought in Bohemia
near Nachod and Tranleneau. The accounts of
the battle were conflicting. A Berlin dispatch
claims that the Prussans drove the Austrians on
the 9th aud 28th ult capturing 5000 prisoners
while Vienna kilograms claim that the Austrians
had captured 18 guns and many prisoners. In
the fight Of Tranleneau the Austrians are said to
have lost 1000 or 5000 killed and wounded and the
Prussians 1000 There was great rejoicing at
Berlin over the alleged Prussian victory, and the
people presented an address to the King.
Vienna dispatches, on the other hand, assert that
BENEDEK prevented the Junction of Prince FREDE-
BIoK CHARLES with the army OF slesia. and was
successful in the engagements Of the 9th and the
.2sth, killing and wounding great number OF the
enemy. The London Times says th at it is difficult
to decide the result. The action WAS not decisive
Reports from the italian army, which has
changed its plan Of operations, are indefinite.
DERBY Las been forced TO form y Cabinet ex-
clusively Tory. Trouble is threatened anon g the
London population about the Reform question.
Further Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, June 80. -Consols
closed at s55@a63; Five-Twenties 654@65t.
According to Prussan reports, they defeated
the Austrans at Nichod on the 9th, and at Tran
leneau on the 2sth, and at Munohengratz, in the
vicinity, on the same day.
On the other hand, the last Austrian telegrams
. give the following report: PARDUBLrrz, June 29.-
The Prussians were completely defeated by the
Austrians, under GUBLUTz, leaving behind one
third Of their army killed and wounded They
withdrew toward the Prussisn territory toward
'dlatz. The Austrian cavalry under Gen. EBELHE1M
drove the Prussians out of Jaein to Tur1ian, and
compelled them to evacuate Molinik and Lissa
and to retreat. The Prussian loss was enormous.
The Prussians here engaged were the army of
the Elbe The Prussian army the Silesian
e frontier were commanded by the Grown Prince
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
4 Federal army on the point OF marching
from Frankfort, and a battle was anticipated.
. Grace Austrian dispatch says that the Prus-
SLAMS attacked Oswynten June 2B, and we're re-
pulsed with heavy loss. The Austrians acknowl-
= edge that the Prus-ians have destroyed their
railroads and seriously interrupted their COM
municatop with different points.