The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-24
By TELEGRAPH
reported for the Daily Argue.

New York, July 24.--Foreign papers contain |
the following additional details OF war news;
The Moscow Gazette, of the 18th, contains the
following highly important announcement
Russia does not desire any change in the present
state of things in Europe. If Austria and Prussia
will render themselves the tools of France, Russia
can no longer depend on them as heretofore.
Vienna without Rome would constitute no pro
gress for Italy. The submission of Austria to
France is not advantageous but dangerous to Eu
ropean equilibrium. The supremacy OF Prussia III
northern Germany narrows that OF Russia In the
Baltic. RuAsia's taste for peace does not sanction
efforts to attain supreme power Engiand's inter
est may make her seek an alliance with france
and Austria in the eastern question; but the dicta
torship of France in Italy and Germany cannot
meet with her support.
A dispatch from Lemberg, OF July 18th, says:
The Gazette of this town announces that all sol
diers on furlough in Russia have been called In,
and says that every day militia trains start from
Warsaw to the frontier of Silesa and Gaigia
Russia troops are marching from Padoha to "a
rabia.
A dispatch from Florence, of July 18th, says:
The cosrt of Berlin has declared to the Italian
cabinet that armstIce on the basis OF the ces-
sioa of Venetia Is una dmissable.
The tia ian government IN Its reply is SAID 10
have announced ITS resolution to continue ohens-
i've operations against the Austrian empire without
| relaxation, conformity with the engagement mu-
tuay entered by Prussia and Italy, until both
these powers shall have obtained from Austria sat
| isfactory terms Tor the conclusion of peace.
| The Malone of Florence, OF July 18th, publish
| es a statement of the conditions for srmIstce
| stipulated by rrusaia and Italy. The former pow
| er demanded the exclusion of Austria from the
| Germania confed q alton, The Nazonla adds:
This was admitted by France who undertook 10
| obtain the assent OF the Vienna cabinet to the
evacuation by Austria Of the Austrian province oc-
| cuped by Prussia during the armistice. On the
part of Italy the conditions were the cesson OF the
Italian territories under Austrian DOM ion, lnclu-
dingthe Its ian portion of the Tyroi. AustrIs was
| to take the light to Italy without compensation
| sad not raise the Roman question during the nego-
| tiatiOns Tor peace. Ii appears that these condi-
tions have been found inadmisssble at Vienna, and
| that the Austrian government has resolved to u.
| the fortuna s OF war.
| The London Globe, of July 18Th, says
| Acc ording to present appearances the Prussian'
will be before Vienna in a week or ten days. They
| occupied Prague the Sth, garrsonIng the place
| with s, 0e0 troops.
The Bavarians, who say the engagement near
| Kishengen had no decisive result concentra-
| ting near Swenart to give battle again.
| Vienna dispatches state that the Austrian forces
| In Venetia are being Withdrawn from before the
Italians but the fortresses remain strongly gsrris
| oned for defence without support from the army.
| La France, OF the 18th, says:
| The attack OF the Italians upon NenetIa render
ed Prince Napoleon's mission futile and 1t has bsea
| abandoned.
France lie actually armiug her iron cads to be
| sent 10 Venice.
| to Hungary. lie announces the eonScrlpt issue
| suspended, and calls upon The Hung to vol
| unteer.
| New YoKK, July 24.-Nine new cases of cholera
three of which terminated fatally, occurred In this
| city, and 81 and deaths in Brooklyn yea
| terday. Additional cases are also reported from
| Hart's aud Governors leland.
The morning papers have the following Specials
| from Washington:
| Gen Sickles having declined the appointment TO
! the Hague. the q Gen. Dix cent to the
| SENATE and confirmed.
| Gen. Sheridan reports that French troops are
still arriving at Vera Cruz. He says his observa-
| ticns convince him that Napoleon 10 not sin cere
| in his promise to esacaate Mexico.
The names of Colonies hlayer, McGrsgor,
Bendix and Regor have been sent to the senate for
| promotion to brrvet bigsdier generals.
| The senate has Withdrawal the name of James
/ B. Fry from the president WHOM II has been
sent tor commission OF nrevet major general.
| The senate will not agree TO increase the pay OF
government clerks.
The prospect of passing the amy bill this sas.
The New York Tribune's Washington special
| says:
There is prospect of Mr.. Stsnton's resign.-
| ton or being ousied.
| The nomination of Provisional Governors Hol-
| den and Johnson foreign ministers have been re
| iected by the senate.
| The secretary of war reports the number O.
prisoners killed and died On both sides dur ng the
| war follows:
| Number of union prisoners at the south 20, g 90;
| number OF rebel prisoners al the north 200 COO
/ number OF union prisoners died - 576 number
| of rebel prisoners died 26,435.
| The yalae of rations issued to refugees in Mis-
| sssippi, Arkansas and Indian territory during the
last three months was $40 SO. For the cores
pom ding periods lasl year S., 3o709. Great desti-
tuition and suffering still exists.
| CINCINNATI, July 24.-Thos. +. Corey, clerk ST
| the Spencer house was shot yesterday by lawyer
| this city named J. C. Healey- Corey died this
morning.