Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-11
A DAY LATER.
ANOTHER BATTLE
Conflicting Reports as 10 the Result
Victory claimed by both sides.

Conflicting Reports as 10 the Result
victory claimed by both sides.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-The steamer CITY
of London, with one days later news, ha:
/ arrived.
Another great battle had been fought.
PARDUBITz, June q, Evening.-Since 1C
/ o'clock this morning a continuous fire OF
| artillery has been kept up by the Austrian
and Prussian forces between Neustadt and
NOgOd, in Bohemia. The Prussians were
repulsed near Skalitz, where the cavalry took
part IN the action. At six this evening the
Prussians were beaten and in full retreat,
| leaving their dead and wounded on the
field.
BERLIN, June p, EvESING.-The en-
gagement which took place yesterday at No
god, two miles east of Turin, was of very
spirited character, and lasted until mid
night. The troops engaged were the Prussian
/ division, under Gen. Stockholm, and the
Austrian brigade, under Gen. RATzCHAM-
PIE. The Prussians lost Colonel, Lieu
tenant and Captain.
The Prussian Chambers viii probably he
convokcd for the 18th of July.
ANCONA, June 27.-Twelve men-of-war,
sight of this point this morning, but are now
leaving. The Italian squadron are prepar-
ing to follow and attack them.
BERLIN, June 27, NooN.-Last night the
Army of the Elbe had a successful engage
ment near Turin, taking some Austrian Off
GERS and three hundred men prisoners
BERNE, June 27.-The Austrians have
returned to the first station upon the
Stirlvio.
The Italians have taken up position near
Port Du Diable
PRAGUE, June 26.-The PrussiaRs de-
stroyed the railway bridge between Werden
aud Grasswitz, at Altenberg. The people
resisted the Prussians.
FLORENCE, June 2S.-At the battle of
Custozza the Austrian forces numbered co.
600. The first army corps reserve on the
heights TO the left of NalleggiO, held in
check an over whelming number of Aus
trians, before which Gen. CRONE had been
forced to retire. Brixio's division and the
cavalry Of the line protected the retreat Of
the arnsy, which was effected in very good
order
The Paoli division took prisoners an en-
tire battalion of Austrian Chasseurs. The
Italian cavalry had several engagements
-
and the third army corps took about 900
prisoners. The Italian losses are great, but
those Of the enemy are believed to be still
more considerable. The Italian cavalry did
not abandon their position, nor were they
overcome until after the enemy had received
reinforcements Towards nightiall both the
Italians and Austrians retired from their
respective positions.
BERLIN, June 2G.-Prussia has again Of
fered the King of Hanover an alliance, with
a guarantee for his possession Of his throne
on the basis of Federal reform, and on con
dition of his captivating with the hOnors of
war 1t is hoped that the capitulation will
take place to-day.
PEsrH, June ga second CONSUMPTION
has been ordered. The Croatian districs on
the Adriatic have been declared in a state Of
seige.
VIENNA, June 27.-BENEDEK' passive at
titude is accounted for by his desire TO have
the Federal troops form junction with his
army, and also 10 allow the Prussans to
advance into Bohemia, so that he may cut
off their retreat.
There Is discussion among the Hungarian
Liberals, one party being opposed to insur-
rection unless the Austrians suffer defeat,
and the other party favoring immediate in
surrectiOn.
FLORENCE, June 27.-The King Of Italy
yesterday requested the assistance Of France
against Austria, offering in exchange the
Island Of Sardinia, in addition to important
concessions upon the Roman qusitiOn. The
Italian army is concentrated at Cremona
and Piacenza.