The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-09
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June 10Th, Lord Russell announced
that himself and colleagues had tender
ed their resignation, but Her Majesty
having invited them to reconsider their
determination, they awaited a result of
an interview with the Queen, on
Tuesday, before declaring their def
mite resolution. Under these circum-
stances he proposed an adjournment
until Tuesday,
In the House of Commons, Monday,
June 25th,. Mr.. Gladstone announced
that he had received the Queens per-
mission to acQuaint the House that
after the vote of MonHdy week, and the
debates which had preceded it, Lord
russell and his colleagues had tender
ed their designations, but Her Majesty
had not deemed it advisable to accept
them without further consideration,
al communication. The Queen was
now on her way to London, and would
give Lord Russell and himself audience.
Uuder the circumstances, he proposed
that the House should adjourn until
Tuesday, evening. The House accord
ingly adjourned.
PRAGUE, Friday, June 22.-The
Prussians have passed across the
heights of Holledorf, where they had
an encounter with the Saxon troops.
They have seized II locomotives.
RLUNEN NEIALNESST, Saturday, June
3.-.Hostilities have been commenced
by the Prussian army corps, in Silesia.
Early yesterday morning three de-
tachments were sent out to recOnnoiter
toward Zenekmantel, Fredberg and
Freewalden. The last of these detach-
ments between, Breulenfort and Sand
hubel, came upon an Austrian regi-
ment of Hussars. The Russian needle
gun was very effective, and enabled the
10Th fuslleer regiment to repulse easily
a. a R-rPGNF ,F tk,n
TRANS lostS men killed, and wounded.
No casualties occurred on the Prussian
side.
BERLIN, June 25.-The following Off
cial telegram has been received here:
REICHENBACH, June 23.-A slight
skirmish has taken place between the
Prussian Magdeburg regiment of Hus-
sars aud the Brandenburg dragons,
and the Austrian Radetski and Lich-
stein Hussars. One Prussian Lieuten-
ant and Major Leicht were wounded.
The enemy lost several prisoners. 1t is
otnclally announced that two attempts
have been made by the Hanovarian
army to break through the Prussian
lines, between Essinach and Gotha.
The second attempt, which was made
Notwithstanding the truce agreed upon
until A. NJ. on the 25th inst, was re-
pulsed by the 4th regiment of PrussIan
infantry. The PrussianS sustained no
loss, but several of the Hanovarinn
were wounded.
GOTTA, June 24.-The commander
ln-chief OF the HanoVarian troops
has declared himself willing to capitu-
late to the Prussian troops If the Han
overian officers are personally con-
WINGED that the HanOverian army is
completely shut in by superior num-
bers of Prussian troops. 1t is believed
that the officers will be permitted to
Withdraw oil rNf
gether with their arms and horses, and
that free choice of future residence
VIII be leftSto the King and Crown
Prince of Hanover.
GoTHA.-It is stated on good author
ity that the negotiations for the capitu-
of the Hanoverians have remained
without result. SThe King of Hanover
insisted on u free passage for his troops
into Bavaria to aid Austria against
Italy.
PARIS, Monday Juno 25.-The Moni-
teur says the Hanoverians have sue
ceeded in reaching the territory OF
Mimingin after having eluded different
russian corps by which they were
surrounded.
TRANSPORT, Monday, June psf is
announced here that the Hanoverian
army has evaded the Prussians by
whom 1t was surrounded.
VENICE, Saturday, June 23.-Accord-
ing to an announcement made by the
Austrian ont posts, the Italian army
passed the Mincio this morning near
Goito,, and are advancing slowly to
Rouerbello.
GoTTo, Saturday, June 24.-The Ital-
ian army crossed the Mincio to-day
without meeting any resistance from
the Austriaus.
VERONA, Saturday, June DAT 2
O'Clock this afternoon the Austrian
pulse brigade reached the outlying
forts of Verona without loss, having
been pushed back by a greatly superior
force OF Italian cavalry, which, how
ever, did not charge. The Italians ad-
vancing upon both sides of the Mincio,
toward PesGhiera, were repulsed bv a
short cannonade from the outer forts of
the stronghold,
Judging from the preparations upon
the lower Pc, Cialdini will throw
bridges across tonight near Polesela.
> VERONA, Sunday, 2 p. MA great
battle has been in progress since the
morning morning, between the Italians and
Austr1ans. Both wings of the italian
army have already been repulsed. The
battle still continues,
BERHE, Sunday, June 2.-The Aus
TRANS have occupied the Heights of the
Stelrio. Garribaldi is near lake Jarda.
ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS, Sunday
evening, June PA desperate engage
ment has just taken place in front of
Verona, lasting almost the whole day,
Inc hrst corps, which was intended to
occupy position between Peschiera
and Verona, but did not succeed in the
attack. The second and third army
corps were unable to deliver the first
corps from the assaultit had to sustain
against an overwhelming force, The
Two latter corps are almost intact.
MILAN, Monday, June 25.-An Aus
trlan detachment has depended from
A dispatch dated Austrian Headouar-
tors, Sunday, June 9th, says the Arch
duke ALBRIGHT has forwarded the fol-
lowing dispatch to the Emperor: The
Austrian army was attacked to-day by
the forces under the command of King
Victor Emmanuel. Our army carried
Monttrento by assault and Custezza at
the close of the engagement at 3 d. m.
our forces took several cannon and
many prisoners, and behaved with ex-
valor and enthusiasm.
Inc King employed in the attack the
3;corps OF the army of Minero and the
reserve. Prince Amadeus and many
Generals were wounded. The enemy
appears to have brought all his troops
IN succession under fire.
OFFICIAL Dispatch No. 2.-AUsTRIAS
ZERBARI, MONDAY,
J une 25.-The Imperial troops have re-
pulsed the enemy at all points, after a
not fight, not without considerable
losses. Custozza was taken by storm,
which caused fierce struggle before
that position, in which 1000 Italians
were taken prisoners. The troops are
animated by the best of spirits.
Official Dispatch No. 3.-The Aus
triRn hotilla on the Lago De
Garda, numbering six gunboats,
have cannOnaded the enemy's entrench5
ment on tho Lombardy shore without
sustaining any losses. On the 23d inst,
the enemy in tErnnt Enren r,rr,cnn.l liz.