Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-19


A dispatch Of the 9Th from Italian head
quarters says: Considering it expedient
to deprive the Austrians Of the Tetedupont
at Bargearff, on the right bank of the Po,
we have commenced operations for an at
tack
1t is stated that portion of the Austrian
forces In Venetia have been ordered north.
A battle in Saxe.WeImar - Prus-
SLAMS Victorious.
A severe engagement has taken place be-
tween the Prussians and Bavarians near
Dermbach, in Sake Weimar, in which the
latter were repulsed, and the Prussians oc-
cupied Dermbach In force. The Prussians
captured eight positions, and were advanc-
ing VIGOROUSLY. sgt
Losses I'm the Battle of the Third.
The Austrian prisoners taken in the bat
tie on the third are estimated at 10000. One
hundred and sixteen guns were captured.
The losses sustained by the first Prussian
army were considerable. Those OF the sec
Ond were comparatively small.
The Bavarian army had entered the Ty-
rol, and was proceeding in the direction of
Italy. 1t was asserted that the Austrians
had evacuated all their positions on the
right bank OF the Minclo. Garibald's
WOunu was very Sl1ght.
BREssIA, July 6th.-Two Austrian gun
boats have been repulsed in an attack on
Gargamo, lake Garda.
Princess Helena was married to Prince
Christian of Augustenburg, at Windsor, on
the 9th inst, in presence of the Queen, the
King and Queen of the Belgians, and dis
tinguished company, but the affair was COM
paratively private.
The Marquis of Lansdowne, who had
been named for office in the Derby Minis
try, died suddenly on the 9Th from paraly-
sis.
In the House of Lords on the 9TH. Lord
Brougham adverted to the hostilites i'm
Europe. He hoped Congress would be
shortly held and peace firmly established.
He did not think Venetia ought to belong
to Italy, but at the same time ought to be
freed from the Austrian yoke.
At the request of Lord Derby, Earl Rus
sell moved an adjournment till the 9th.
In the House of Commons on the, 9Th,
Mr.. Gladstone, in reply to an inquiry, ex-
planned the position Of the Government to-
wards the Bank of England, and stated that
the Bank acted entirely on It's own respOn-
sibility in the matter of rates of discount,
&c., tile Government having no control in
the matter.
Mr.. Gladstone took an official farewell of
the House, expressing deep gratitude to the
supporters ofthe Government.
On the 9th, Mr.. Mill presented petition
from Mrs. Gordon, complaining of the ille-
gal trial and execution of her husband, in
Jamaica, stating that In consequence she
has been reduced to a state of destItution,
and praying for redress. #E
FRANCE.-The draught Of the proposed
notifications in the French Constitution
has been presented to the Senate.
The Bourse on the 9th was less firm
rentes closing at 6Sf@45c.
AUSTRALIA second conscription has
been ordered to take place in Hungary.
RUssIA.-The cholera has broken out at
st. Petersburg.
Financial.
London Money Market.-The discount
demand at the bank is of full average char
acter.
On the stock exchange advances are of
fered at 6% per cent. Consols, in spite Of
some tendency to reaction at the opening,
closed strong. An impression prevails that
the worst difficulties are likely soon to be
surmounted. Bank rate unchanged. IN
Latest by Telegraph 10 Queens
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A Vienna telegram says there are good
prospects that hostilities will not be re-
sumed for six weeks. The Austrian army
of the north continues to retreat without
molestation. Reports are received from
Tyrol. but they are entirely contradictory
as to results.
The Paris Bourse remains without change.
Rentes closed yesterday at 6Sf 6Oc.
The shore end of the Atlantic Telegraph
cable was successfully laid on the 9th inst.
The old cable was tested, and found to be
in perfect condition.
Great preparations are making to supply
the army with breach-loading rifles.