The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-07-19
EuRopEaN lNTELLIeENCE,

NEW YORK, July 14.-The steamship America,
from Southampton, has arrived, with dates to the
6th inst.
Lord Derby he's formed the ministry-prominent
among which is Derby as Premier, DIsraeli Chan
cellor of Exchequer and leader in the House Of
Commons, and Lord Stanley Foreign Secretary.
The Prussians carried Grctschin by storm, after
an obstinate defence, and junction was effected
between the army of the Elbe, under Prince Fred
erick Charles, and the army of Silesia, under the
Grown Prince. 5000 prisoners were captured at
Gretschin. The losses by the Austrians in the Sc
ries of combats is estimated at 10000 killed and
wounded, and $4,000 prisoners.
In the battles on the 2sth and 29th, the corps Of
Austrians under Gen. Gublinz was nearly broken; /;
it lost twenty guns and eight flags.
1t is officially denied that the Prussians lost
eighteen guns, as was stated by the Vienna dis
patch.
The Prussians have retired to strong position;
their retreat is said to have been preciptate.
The army of the Elbe advanced beyond Gret-
schin. The King of Prussia was at Gretschin, on
the Sd, on visit to the army.
The London Times says that, horrible rs the car
mage has been, il is mere prelude to the pitched
battle, now unavoidable, in which 25O 900 men will
be engaged on either side.
The operations between the Italians and Aus
trians is confined to skirmishing; no engagement
of Importance has occurred in that quarter The
Italians are preparing for another onslaught, and
the soldiers are eager for the fray.
The revolt in Spain is suppressed.
FARTHER PoINr, July 15.-The steamship Nova
Scotian, which sailed from Liverpool on the 9Th,
passed here to-day.
A great battle occurred on the 3d. near Ludaway,
in which the Prussians gained complete victory,
capturing $4,000 Austrians. There were terrible
losses in both armies. The Austrians sent in flag
of truce Austria has agreed to the cession of We
notia, and accepted Napoleon as mediator Napo-
leon Immediately communicated with the bellige-
rents.
LONDON, July 6.-The Prussian and Italian re-
ply to the proposed armistice has not yet trans
pired there are rumors that the Prussian reply is
not favorable.
The Morning Post thinks an European congress
will shortly assemble and the French Government
will propose general disarmament.
In the commercial circles of London, peace is
regarded as virtually concluded.
The Paris Moniteur, of July S, makes the follow
ing announcement:
latter having maintained the honor of his arms
in Italy, the Emperor of Austria, concurring in the
ideas expressed in Napoleon's letter of June IL to
his Minister of Foreign Affairs, eedes Venetia to
the French Emperor, and accepts his mediation fol
tbe conclusion of peace. Napoleon fastened to
resnond to tn summons, and Immediately cOmmu'
nicatcd with the Eings of Prussia and Italy, in or
der to obtain an armis,tlce.
The battle of sultowa lasted twelve hours. The
Austrians were completely routed, losing l4'Vo'
prisoners and 116 cannon. Three A rrchdukes were
wounded Princes Litchcntein and Undlscher are
prisoners.
The London Times says the war is virtually
ended.
Garibaldi attacked the Austrians on the Sd, and
was repulsed. Garibaldi wounded in the thigh.