The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.

! ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA
o NEW YORK, July 12.-Ths steamer
Persia from Liverpool via. Queenstown
on July 1st, arrived this morning.
The war news is very contradictory,
both the Austrians and the Prusslans
claiming the victory on the same battle
fields. ,.rr,.1c ~.g
Berlin dispatches dated the Doth, say
the Austrians were defeated on the 9th
and 28th, near Nachod, by the first army
corps, and on the 29th at Frautenan by
the corps of life guards, and at MuniclI-
engrarti by Prince Frederick Charles.
zE At Frantenan the Austriaus are said
to have lost from three to four thousand
killed and wounded The Prussians
about one thousand.
At MavehaDguantz, the Austrian loss
is stated at two thousand. The Prus
slams are said to have captured about
eight thousand prisoners, numerous tro-
phies, guns, &c. sstE-Fga.-s
There was agreat rejoicing at Berlin
The inhabitants presented an address
to and serenaded the King. ,.s ~
The Crown Prince of Prussia reports
that in his judgement, he had seventy
two bait alions opposed to twenty eight
battalions of Austrians. saa-1
The Hanoverian army on the Goth,
surrendered at discretion to the Prus-
slams. The officers retained their side
ara,s and the men were dismissed to their
homes. The whole Federal army at and
near Frankfort, was on the march, and
battle Was anticipated. ll r. i7
The Italians have changed their plan
of operation
There has been no further collisions in
Italy. Garibaldi was at Lake Idro.
The English Parliament had adjourned
till July 9Th at the request of Earl Der
by, who is forminga cabinet. He saught
to Obtain the support of the leading
Wings and Liberals who have acted
against the Russell government, but he
failed, asd conservative ministry is
expected.
Threatening demonstrations had taken
place in London among the lower orders
on the reform question.
The Great Eastern would sail from
Sheerness on the 30th.
1t is reported that France will not long
remain quiet. An active intervention is
reported already agreed upon.
2 zi,i LATEST VIA. LIVERPOOL. eqss
SATURDAY, June 80. The following is
the latest official Austrian telegram re-,
latin t, the ngnJlng on the 2Sth.
PARDIJBITY, June 2S.-The Prussians
yesterday were completely defeated by
the Austrians forces under Gen. SablentZ,
leaving behind one-third of their army
killed and wounded; they withdrew
to the Prussiau territory toward Glotz;
after occupying Jycin yesterday, the
Prussians were attacked by the cavalry
division of General Edelshein; they were
driven out of Jycin and repulsed toward
Turnan. In consequence of this defeat
link, Danuba and Leipsic, and Withdrew
in great haste to Vienna. The losses by
General Edelsheims attack were enor-
mous-and that stragetic operation of
the Austrian army was completely sue
cessful, the junction of Prince frederick
Charles and the army of Selesia was
prevented. The Austrian loss in the
battles of the last days are estimated
at scarcely 1900 killed and wounded. .
The Prassian loss is at least equal
The Hungarian. Chambers have been
prolonged for an indfnite period on &C.
count of war The sitting closed amid
cheering. A Royal Decree calls out the
reserves of the Portuguese army
A large additional number of soldiers
implicated in the recent revolt have
been shot at Madrid.
Three newspaper offices of the Pro
gressist and Democratic parties have
been closed by the Government.
rbo onIon Tinpe anain lnHulOp IN
some complimentary remarks upon the
visit of the United States Monitor Mo
nadnock to England. 1t says that in
allowing this vessel to visit England, at
the present moment, the Government of
President Johnson has conferred SER
vice only second to that so promptly
rendered in the recent suppression of
the Fenian demonstration on the Cana
dian border.