The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-11
LATEST NEWS.


Five fatal cases of cholera were reported
in Brooklyn yesterday. i =
A broker in Boston was robbed of $4,000
on Monday night.
The Herald reiterates the runors of re-
volt in Cuba.
George Peabody held levee in Montreal
on Monday, and left for Quebec.
The City of London, with one days later
news, has arrived at New York.
The Prussian Chamber will probably be
convoked until the 18th of July.
Although the Italian losses'are great it is
believed the Austrians suffered still more.
The italian army is concentrated at Gre
mona and Pracenga. 4l#45 Att@
Twelve men-of-war appeared Off Ancona
ON the 9th. The Italian fleet was prepar-
ing to follow them.
On the 26th the Prussian army of the
Elbe had a successful engagement with the
Austrians, near Turin, taking seven Aus
trian officers and 500 men prisoners.
The Haamili Division took prisoners a
whole Battalion of Chasseurs. The Ital-
ian cavalry had several skirmishes with
the Austrians, who suffered severely. The
Sd Corps captured 1000 prisoners.
Prussia has again offered the King of
Hanover an alliance with q guarantee of
the possession OF his throne on the basis
of federal reform, and it was hoped at
Berlin that it would be accepted.
A second CONSUMPTION has been ordered
in Crotia. The Coast Districts on the
Adriatic have been declared under state
Of siege. - rs 49, a0W
The Liverpool cotton market was quiet
at lS1zd. for middling upland. Consols at
London, S63s@s7; United States 5-20s, 6411
@64sl.
The passive attitude of Gen. Benedek of
the Northern Austrian Army, is attributed
to his desire to have the Federal troops
form aJunction with his army, and to al
low the Prussian army to get SO far into
Bohemia that he can cut of their retreat.
There are dissensions among the Hum
garian Republicans, some desiring to wait
until the Austrian army is defeated, while
others desire to inaugurate a revo luton
at once.
The King of Italy, on the 27th of June,
made further overtures to Louis Napoleon
to aid him against Austria, offering him in
exchange the island of Sardinia and con-
cessions on the Roman question. sd o s
Another great battle has been fought be-
tween the Austrians and Prussians, in b.
hemia, on the 9th of June, between Neu-
stadt and Nachod, in which the Prussians
were defeated, and at P. NJ. We're in full
retreat, leaving their dead and wounded
on the field. The Berlin account of the af-
fair says it was a splendid engagement
and lasted until midnight. Only one di.
vision and one brigade of Prussians were
engaged. They lost a Colonel, a Lieuten.
ant Colonel and a Captain. sha-
The Austrians have returned to their first
station upon the Selvia. The Italians
have taken up position near the Pont du
Diablesy. The Prussians destroyed the
railroad bridge at Allenberg. The King o.
Saxony left Prague on the 18th. At the
battle of Custozza the Austrian forces
numbered $4,000. The LIST Army Corps, in
reserve, held the Austrians, who were in
overwhelming force, In check and Boxim's
Division of Cavalry Of the Line protected
the retreat of the Italians, which wal
effected in good order. s54 So
The reasons for Cen Sickles' refusal tC
obey the writ Of hdbeas corpus at Charles
ton, are set forth in our Geographic col
umns.
Prince Charles, of Bavaria, was, on thu
9th ult., appointed commander-in-chie
of the Federal army by the Federal Diet a
Frankfort, with directions to conduct ope
rations under Gen. Benedek. -.es., e
In New York yesterday the loan marke
was more active. The stock market wa,
unsettled and stronger, In consequence o
a large foreign demand, with heavy bust
ness in 5-20s, one transaction alon,
amounting to 81 ,O75,OOo. Gold closed at 1885
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