The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Hermann.
The Latest War News.
ACTION CT NAPOLEON.

No armistico bos yet been agreed upon.- =
Negotiations continue. Italian papers state
Prussia has declined the armisiicc.
scmisoGicial Vienna papers that Napoleon
has taken fresh steps, Of an enigmotic charoc.
TO Effect an nrmistice, and armed media-
has been announced at Prussian heads
quarters.
LoNDoN, July l2.-No practical results
from tie negotiations for an utmisticc Orc yet
apparent.
The Globe believes that the Continent is on
the brink Of a general European war.
Prussia continues firm in her demands.
The Italians arc advancing in spite Of the
French orders.
The French iron-clod squadron was ordered
to Venice on the night Of the llth instant.
The Chorbourg squadron has also been or-
dcrcd 10 sail. It's destination ia unknown.
II was suited that the Prussians we're
marching on Frankfott-or- the Main.
The Moniteur says shat attempts nrc still
being made for the peaceful settlement Of the
question.
The Austrians arc evacuating Voneiia, but
are leaving the fortress there well garrisoncd.
The Italians arc advancing in force in spite
Of the ccssion Of Venotia to France.
Tho vienna Taiaidnd says the army Of the
north is still 200 900.
A florence dispatch Of The 10Th says; This
morning the Auslrians madea reconnaissance
in strong force, with artillery, in the direction
Of Lcrydonc; they were driven back with the
bayonot by the Garibaldians as far as Laazzo,
which place wos occupied by the volunteers
Goribaldi was present, INT had to remain in .
carriage in consequence of his wounds.
The operations Of the italian sarmy against
BGrgoiorte were being continued.
The Italian troops on the 10Th captured by
assault the village Of Mattegrano, near the
Tctc-do.pont, OF Borgofortc,
vienna, July i0.-1he Emperor OF Aus
tria has issued n manifesto, in which lie snys
the heavy misforiunes which have befallcn his
urmy of the north moved, TO lis inmost core
his heart but the reliance be had placed upon
the devotion OF his people, the courage OF his
army, upon G,d and his good and sacred
right, had not wavcrcd a single instant. lie
had addressed himself 10 the Emperor of the
French, requesting his good Offices for bring
about an armisiice with Italy. Not merely
had the Emperor readily responded TO bis
demand, but offered to mediate with Prussia
for a suspension of bostilitics, ond for opening
negotiations for peace. This offer he accepts,
and announces himself prepared TO take peace
upon honorable conditions to prevent blood
shed aud the ravOgcs Of war, But he would
not make peace by viii ch Austria's position,
Os q great power, would be shaken. Sooner
than this he would curry on the war TO the Ut
most extremity.
All available troops ore being concentrated
aud the gaps in The ranks filed by conscrip-
tion and volunteering, called to arms by the
newly awakened spirit OF patriotism. Austria
has been severely visited by misf9rtunei but
she is not humblcd nor bowed down..
PESTu, J"ly 9.-Evcning-An Imperial
proclamut'-I calls ufon volunteers 10 hasten
to enroll themselves under the banner of the
army, in order to protect the htherlnnd
which is threatened by the events of war.
The La France states that The Derby Cabi-
net las strongly recommended ltuly to accept
Napoloon's mediation.
Prussia does not stay her vi ctorious march,
making Pa.dubilz her headquarters. lie;
arms either have tuken possession Of %rnguc,
or will shortly do so. Prince Charles holds
the railroad to Prague, and seems likely TO
march direct south 10 Vienna.
The proportion Of wounded in the late bat.
ties is eight Aus'rians TO one Prussinn.
The cholera con- inucd 10 rogo at Siettin,
and at Berlin was rapidly increasing. On The
9TH lA8 cases were reported at Berlin, Of
which Il proved fatal.
The Austrians have beaten the Italians ut
BargoIorto aud NJ, nte Suello. The Italians
were ropulsed five times OF Bargolorte.
General CiN'dini crossed the 20 on the 9Th
into Vcnetia ar the head OF his army corps.
A telegram from Azolo, of July 6, says the
Italian losses in the attack upon Bargoiorte
were two killed and thirty wounded,
The assertion Of la France that France
has recommended Italy not 10 attack Vcnetia
ia discredited in Berlin.
All the fords on the Elbe, between Pardu-
bilz and Elbetenilz, arc in the hands OF the
Prussians.
Marshal Benedek appears to be withdraw
ing toward Brunn, followed by both armies.
A telegram from Shanghai, of june 7, says
Hoang is in Danger Of capture by tho rebels,
FLORENCE July 9.-1he losses of the Ital-
ians in the battle OF Custozza are officially
stated at Col killed, 1900 wounded, and
4,252 prisoners acd missing.
The London Times correspondents account