The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-19
FROM EUROPE.

Four Days Later Adrices BY The 4meriea-
List Of Members Of the Netp British Minis
try-Great Reform Meeting in London
Russians Making Victorious Progress in
Bohemia-The Vailed CITY of Getschin
Taken by lStorm-Austrian Loss Forty
Thousand-Junction Of the T,ro Great
Wigs Of the hussidu Army-Austridn
Soldiers Reported Disheartened.
Lord Derby had an interview with the
Queen, and submitted the following names
for new Ministry, which were approved.
Derby, Premier and leader in Lords Dis
raeli, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and lead
er in the Commons Stanley, Foreign Secre
tary; Walpole, Home Secretary Gen. Peel
War Secretary Pakington, Admiralty ;
Northcote, Board of Trade Duke of Buck
ingham. President of the Council.
A great reform meeting took place in Lon
don on Monday night, at which there we're
from 30 600 TO $4,000 people present
The Prussans in Bohemia were making
victorious progress. Getschin was taken by
storm. The Prussan loss was not inconsid-
cradle. The Austrian loss was 10000.
1t is announced that the Austrian total
losses up to the present time were from 3d.
600 to 40, 600, in consequence of the success
full storming of Getschin.
The junction Of the Prussian army under
the Crown Prince and that under Prince
Charles had been completely effected.
Getschin was much damaged. Austrian
prisoners were continually arriving.
The Austrian, Hanover, Rammipg and
MARITIME regiments were wholly annihilated,
and the 18Th Jaeger battalion was annihilated
TO the last man
A despatch from Berlin, 1st, gives the off
cial despatch from headquarters of the Crown
Prince, saying the result of the three days
fighting. in which the Fifth Prussian.. corps
has been engaged, cannot be too highly esti
mated. On the 9th, it was opposed by the
Sixth Austrian corps, under Gen. Hamming.
A letter was found addressed by the latter
to Gen. Benedek, in Josephstadt, which af
fords complete proof that the forces under
his command were thoroughly exhausted
He therein requested Gen. Benedek to send
him two fresh bngades, in order that his
troops might biyouac under their protection
and acknowledge that they would not be able
to fight the following day. The Fifth Prus
sian corps was therefore opposed on the 9Th
and Goth by the corpse of the Archduk,
Leopold and General Testeics. The fighting
on these two days extended over muci
greater line than on the 9th. The AustriaI
corps under Gen. Goblenz, was completed,
5 broken up, besides innumerable prisoners
twenty guns, FIVE colors and two standard
belonging to the corps of Gen. Goblenz fel
into the hands Of the Prussian troops.
The Paris Monite,v, of the 9Th inst, make
the following announcement;
An important event has just occurred. AT
ter having maintained the honor Of his arm
in Italy, the Emperor of Austria, concnrret
in the ideas expressed in the Emperor Ma
poleon letter Of June 18th, to bis Minister
of Foreign Affairs, cedes Venetia to France
and accepts his mediation for the conclusion
OF peace. The Emperor hastened to respont
TO the summons, aud imediately commnnica
ted with the Kings of Prussia and Italy, il
order to obtain an armstice.
The Austrian Field Martial. Non Goblens
arrived at the Prussian headquarters .
Horitz. near Goritzchen, on the evening O
the 4th inst, with Tag Of truce.
The battle of July 3D. near Sudowa, was
great affair. II resulted in the complete de
ieat OF the Austrisns. The Prussians YER
commanded by the King in person. The,
met the Austrians, under Hededek, between
Horitz and Konigsgratz. The battle Taste,
twelve hours. Until 10 .. m, The battle ~
favorable to the Austrians, but after that hou
shs advantage w. viii Prussia At2p. n.