The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-20

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The Pahie says that the Prussian
reply to the proposal for an armlstlce
has not yet been received. The delay
is said to have arisen from the dis
tance of the headquarters in bohemia,
which were yesterday successlvely ad- |
vanced several points.
Itwas believed in official circles IN
Berlin that the armistlce can only be
accented after a provisional settlement
Of the nrincipal basis of the negotia-
t;on. for neace. Prussia will demand
the occupation of the whole of Bo
hemia. and the evacuation by Austria
of the fortresses OfKonigratz, y oseph-
stadt and Reinstadt. ,f..s..a.-
The King of Italy has replied to the
Emperor Of the French, thanking
him, and adding that he was about to
enter into immediate communication
with the King of Prussia. d W81df lAs4
The Weimer Abend Post saws that
previous to the battle Of the Sd instant.
the Austrian Government had already
requested the Emperor Of the French
to bring about an armistice between
Austria and Italy, in order to render
it possible for the Austrian troops in
Italy TO join the army Of the north.
The Emperor of the French is willing
to meet the wishes of the Austrian
Government, and desirous to see peace
once more established in Europe, and
even went further, and without being
/ directly or Indirectly requested so to
| do by the Austria Cabinet, and also
offered his good Offices to effect an
armistice between Austria and Prus-
sia This offer was accepted by the
| Austrian Government af4ffH aG.g
! The Paris Tempe announces that
Prussia and Italy had accepted the
armistice on the following conditions:
Prussia to retain her present posi- :
ton, her troops to be supported by
the countries occupied, Austria not
to increase her army in the field, and
Italy to occupy one fortress in the
Quadrilateral Italy, in reply, de-
manded' the occupation of two for
tresses in the Quadrilateral .f'
The London Times of the 7th says,
there is too much reason to fear that
hostilities will be resumed in both
theaters Of war. If so, Austria will
be unable to withdraw any considera-
BILE number Of troops from Venetia.
and unless sheltered by the armies of
France may soon be compelled to
have terms of peace dictated by Prus-
sia in her own capital. .oe}es.t
/ The Times remarks it is difficult to
believe that either Italy or Prussia
| will ultimately repel the pacific over
lures of the Emperor Napoleon, es-
pecially, if. he should be supported by
England. Sooner or. later, therefore,
without sacrificing a single soldier, or
imposing the slightest burden on
France, the French Emperor will
probably find himself again the real
arbiter of Europe, Tt is a position
which worldly ambition would dis
dain to abuse. ..4f.s 5,,.,ss -et-s.,i-r5
4 Severe engagements have taken
place between the Prussians and Ba-
varians, near Dermbaeh, in Sake
| Weimar, in which the latter were re-
pulsed, and the Prussians occupied
Dermbach in force. The Prussians
captured eight positions, and were ad-
yancing victoriously. eal s4 st
The Austrian prisoners taken in the
battle Of the I'd are estimated at
10000. One hundred and sixteen
guns were captured. The losses lsus-
tanned by the First Prussian Army
were considerable-those Of the Sec
,ond were comparatively small. e. q
| The La France asserts that the ees-
sion of Venetia was made uncondi-
tionally. a,o4I .ysIfaq SIS 45Iuu .7aaa
The Paris correspondent of the
Pail Mall Gazette says that tits quite
: a mistake to suppose that Austria
places herself at the mercy of France
when proposing to cede Venetia. She
knew beforehand what she was to gel
as compensation. 5I1 ha}39Bs ts4t
!, Advices to the morning of tie f7tl
state that the Prussians continued vic
torious, and had defeated the Bavar.
ians at Dirbock, and occupied thai
town. a e1.8 l9 ae ffN lf
, The Austrian army of the North
continued their retreat without mo
, lestation. The Prussians have ad
vanced further into Bohemia.
| The King of Prussia had ordered
e the release of all the Austrian prison
: ers on giving their parole MOTTO serve
/. again during thewar.
Ine war intelligence from the We.
Q netian frontier states that the Aus
trians are Strengthening the forces a
n Rovigo. 4e5 i a2a T4a- 81
e A dispatch of the 5th, from tht
) Italian headquarters, says: "Consid
s erlng 1t expedient to deprive the Aus
trians OF the tete da1p0nt at Borgearff
/ on the right bank of the Pc, we hay,
) commenced operations for an attack.
Il It is stated that a portion of tn,
Austrian forces in Venetia have beer
ordered north. ID. slii III
/ Severe fighting is reported as hayin,
If taken place on the frontier of Vene
i tia and the TyroL The reports wer,
contradictory as to results. y 3l1,f :