Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25
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Foreign News.
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NEW YoRK, July 24-Foreign papers con-
tain the following additional details of war
news:
The Moscow Gazette of July 18th con-
tains the following highly important an
n-ouncement Russia does not desire any
change in the present state of things in
Europe. If Austria and Prussia viii render
themselves the tools of France, Russia can
no longer depend on them as heretofore,
and Venetia without Rome would consti-
tute no progress for Italy. The submission
of Austria TO France is not advantageous
but dangerous to the European equilibrium,
and the supremacy of Prussia in Northern
Germany Harrows thst of Russia in the
Baltic.
Russia is q lover of peace and does not
sanction the efforts to attain supreme W
Eugiand's interest may make her seek an
alliance with France and Austria on the
Eastern question, but the dictatorship of
France in Italy and Germany cannot meet
with her support.
a dispatch from Lunehurs, of July 18th.
says that the Gazette NaradOwa, of that
town, announces that all soldiers on fur
Tough in Russia nave been called in, and
says that every day military trains start
from Warsaw TO the frontier of Silesia and
Galicia. Russian troops are marching from
Pollolia to Besebria.
A dispatch from Florence, July 18th,
says: The Court of Berlin has declared 10
the Italian Cabinet that an arlnistiee on
the basis of the cession of Venetia is mad
Missile.
The Italian government in reply is said
10 have resolved to continue offensive Oper-
atoms against the Austrian Empire without
relaxation, in conformity with the engage
ments entered into by Prussia and Italy,
until both Of these powers shall have OBJ
tanned from Austria satisfactory terms for
the continuance OF peace.
The Florence Nazerone Of July 18th saws:
The conditions for an arnistice are stipu-
lated by Prussia and Italy. The former
power demanded the exclusion of Austria
from the German confederation. The MAJ
erGDe adds: This was admitted by France,
VIII undertook to obtain the consent of the
Vienna Cabinet TO evacuation by Austria,
of the Austrian provinces occupied by
Prussia during the armistice. On the part Of
Italy the conditions were cession of the
Italian territories under Austrian dominion,
including the Italian portion of Tyrol.
Austria to make cession direct to Italy
without compensation, and not to raise
the Roman question during the negotiations
for peace. 1t appears that these condi-
tiOns have been found inadmissable at vi
enna, and that the austrian Government
has resolved to try the fortune of war.
The London Globe of the I3ths a Y Ac- |
cording to all appearances the Prussians
will not be before Vienna for a week or
ten days.
The Prussians occupied Prague on the
Sth, gaTTisOning the place with S,000 troops.
The Austrians, who say that the engage
ment atkissingen had no result, are concen-
near schweinturt to give battle
again.
A Vienna dispatch states that the Aus
trian forces in Nenetia are being withdrawn
before the Italians, but the t0rtresses are
strongly garrisoned for defence without
from the army.
La France Of the 18th SAYS The attack of
the Italians upon Venetia renders Prince
Napolecn's mission futile, and it has been
France is actively arming her iron-clads
to be sent TO Venice.
The Emperor of Austria is making con-
c~cssions to Hungary and calls upon the
Hungarians to volunteer.
Goodwin Smith has resigned the Profess |
of History at Oxford University.
Sir Bulwer LyttOn is g~azetted as Lord
The French ambassador to Berlin had ar
at the Kingof Prnssia's headquarters.
1t is yet undecided whether the Austrians
Will hold the line from Olmutz to Brunn
and fight another battle.
The Prussian Headquarters, on the 18th. |
were three miles from Brunn.
The battle near Kissingen was between
Gen. ManteufTels Prussian Corps and the
The Bavarians defended their
position ten hours, and finally retired to
take a position on the Main. The Prussian
was light and the Bavarian loss heavy, |
including the commanding General Zeller
in the killed.
Victor Emanuel wss at Ferrara.
The formation of the Hungarian legion
progressing, and Kossuth had gone TO
with Garibaldi upon a plan Of oper-
atoms.