The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-13

RUMORED CABINET CHANGES.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER PERSIA
FROM EUROPE.
CONFLICTING REPORTS AS RE-
CARDS RESULT OF LATE
BATTLES.
THREATENING G DEMONSTRATIONS
AMONG THE LOWER GLASSES
OF LONDON.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN.
GRANT.
PATRIOTIC ADDRESSES FROM
PATRIOTIC MEN.
A LOYAL SOUTHERN CONVEN-
TION CALLED.
FOREIGN NEWS.

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sia from Liverpool on the Both, via
Queenstown July 1st, arrived this
morning. The news is contradictory,
both the Austrians and Prussians
claiming victory On the same battle
field. Berlin dispatches of the 29th
saw the Austrians were defeated on the
9th and 28th, near Nachand, by the
First Army Corps, and on the 9th at
Trantenan by the corps of Life
Guards, and at Munchengrantz by
Prince Frederick Charles. AtOrant-
man the Austrians are said to have
lost from 5000 to 1000 killed and
wounded and the Prussians about
1000 at MunchengrantZ. The Austrian
losses are stated at 2,000 The Prus-
slams took about 5000 prisoners and
number Of guns. There was great re-
ioieing at Berlin. The inhabitants
presented an address to and serenaded
the King. The Grown Prince of
Prussia reports that in.his engagement
he had twenty two battalions opposed
to twenty-eight battalions of Austri-
ans. The Hanoverian army, on the
18th, surrendered at discretion to the
Prussians; officers retain their side
arms, and the men were dismissed to
their homes. The whole Federal
army at and near Frankfort was on
the march and battle was anticipa-
ted
The Italians have changed their
plan Of operations. There have been
no further collisions. Garibaldi was
at Lake Ogande.
The English Parliament had ad-
journed to July 9th, at the request of
Earl Derby, who is forming a Cabinet.
He sought to obtain the support of
the leading Wings and Liberals who
had acted against Pursell, but failed,
and conservative ministry is expect
ed. Threatening demonstrations had
taken place in London among the
lower order of reformers. The Great
Eastern would sail frOm Sheerness
on the 30th. 1t is reported that a
commercial crisis prevailed at Rio.
Coffee market completely paralized.
.t LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Trade at
Manchester was to a moderate extent,
and prices more active at yesterday S
sales Richardson, Spencer & Co.,
and Henry Camp & Sons, report -four
quiet and nominally unchanged.
Wheat dull at last quotations, Win
ter Red and Southern at Hollis Cd
per GENITAL. Corn -four, lower at Cd
@1s per quarter; 2Ss Cd @29s Sd for
$50 bis. of old and new. Bizland
Athaya 4 Co., and Bruce & McAulis
report beef firm but quiet; pork, un-
changed; Bacon in better demand
and rather frmer; Lard dull and
nominal; Cheese, firm for fine; Tai.
low opened frmer but closed dull:
Sugars quiet but steady; Coffee very
dull; Petroleum dull, at Is 10d0 q
for refined; Spirits at Is per gallon
LONDON. - Barring & CO. report
American wheat and flour. scarce
and from I'd to Sd dearer, but closes
quiet, with the advance barely main
tanned Winter Red, 52060s; Sugar
quiet but steady; Coffee firm, but no
dearer.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-Cotton quie
and unchanged Saturdays sale
10000 bales; Breadstufs quiet an,
steady; Consols closed On Saturday a
86s@S64; United States 5-2Os 64
The following is the latest officia
Austrian telegrams relative to tn
fighting on the 28th:
PARDUBITz, June 28.-The Prus
slams, yesterday, were completely de
feated by the Austrian forces unde
Gablitz, leaving behind one-third q
their army killed and wounded The
withdrew to Prussian territory toward
Glatz, and after occupying Ricin. Yes
terday the Prussians were attacke
by the cavalry division of Generi
ElhnstiOn. They were repulSed to
wards Furnan. In consequence c
this defeat the Prussians last nigh
evacuated Mink, Danbu, and Lipa
and retired in great haste toward
Mines.
The Prussian losses by Gener;
Edelsheim's attack were enormou