Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-11
A BATTLE I'm BOHEMIA.
The Prussians Reported Defeated
More About the Battle Of Custsszazaa "a
The Austrian Loss Very Severe
Foreign News
AnotherGreat Rattle Fought,

another Great Battle Fought.
NEW YORK, July I0.-The steamer City
of London, with one day later news, had
arrived.
Another great battle had been fought.
PARDUBIIz, June 27-Eve.- Since ten
o'clock this morning q continuous fire of
artillery has been kept up by the Austrian
and Prussian forces between Neustsd and
Nachod, in Bohemia e
The Prussians were repulsed near skaliiz,
where the cavalry took part in the action.
At six o'clock this evening the Prussians
were beaten and in full retreat, leaving
their lead and wounded on the field.
BERLIN, June 27-Eve-The engagement
which took place yesterday at Pacloe, t. the
east Of Furnsp, was of q very splendid
character, and lasted till midnight. The
troops engaged were the Prussian division
under General Won Won and the Prussisn
brigade under General Potschsmple.
The Prussisns lost q Colonel, Lieutenant
Colonel and a Captain.
The Prussian Chambers will probably DO
convoked for the 4th of July.
ANcONA, June 27.-Twelve men-Of-war,
comprising the feet appeared in sight of
this port this morning, but are now leaving.
The Italian squadrons are preparing to fol-
low and attack them.
BERLIE, June 27-M-Last night the
Army Of the Elbe had q successful engage
ment near Furnan, taking seven Austrian
officers and 500 men prisoners.
BERTHE, June 27.-The Austrians have
returned to the first station upon the Stelyio-
The Italians have taken up a position near
the Point Du Diable.
PRAGUE, June 2B.-The Prussians nave
destroyed the railway bridge between Wor-
don and Grosswitz at; Altenberg. The PEG
nle resisted the PrussiaIs
The King Of Saxony left Prague to-day.
FLORENCE, June 2S.-At the battle of Gus
tezza the Austrian forces numbered 10000. |
The LIST Army Corps reserve, on the heights
TO the left Of Valleggio, held in check an
overwhelming number Of Austrians, before
which General Crane had been forced to
retire.
Bixions's division and the cavalry of the
line protected the retreat Of the army, which
effected in good order.
Pieamelo's division took prisoners an en-
battalion of Austrian chssseurs.
The Italian cavalry had several engage
ments with the Austrisns, who suffered
The Sd Army Corps took about l 900 pris-
0ners.
The Italian losses are great, but those of
The enemy were believed 10 be still more
considerable.
The Italian cavalry did not abandon
heir positions, nor were they overcome till
after the enemy had received endorsements
nightfall both the Ttalisns and
.ustrians retired from their respective po-
BERLIN, June 26.-Prussia has again of
Isrred the King Of Hanover an alliance
a guarantee for his possession of the
.hrone on the basis Of federal reform, and
- .a-I.k.a, sc HE naDsfnIoNf.x nth -kbo
of war. 1t is hoped that the capt.
llation Will take place to-day.
PEsTH, June pa second CONSUMPTION
las been ordered in Croatia. The Croatian
coast districts on the Adriatic have been
in a state of seige.
LIVERPOOL, June 28.-The cotton market
5 quiet in tone, and middling upland is
Iuoted at sd lower.
Breadstuffs dull.
Provisions quiet.
LONDON, June 2s.-Consols S6s@S7; u S.
POS 643@644 Erie 373@3s; Illinois Cen
raj scrip 13@E ban4 rates of diccount
Unchanged.
VIENNA, June 27.-Benedek's passive at
itude is accounted for by his desire to have
he federal troops form a junction with his
and also to allow the PrusSians to ad-
-snce into Bohemia, 50 that may cut off
uelr retreat. ,
There are discussions among the Hunga-
ian liberals, the Deak party being opposed
o iDsurreetion unless the Austrians suffer a
and the other party favoring imme-
tate instruction.
FLoRsEcB, June 27.-The King Of Italy
requested the assistance of France
gainst Austria, offering in exchange the
Of Sardinia in addition to important
upon the Roman question.
The Italian army is concentrated at Gre
iona and P~iacenza.
The Italian and Austrian dispatches do
OF differ materially about the engagement.
10 estimate can yet be formed of the ]
)sses. -n .HE. . -.- -e- =
The Tires also believes this a favorable :
loment for a diplomatic settlement of the
'a- with Italy, and intimates that Austria
'culd be willing to cede Venetis for a
I'M Of money, now that her military honor
satisfied aH |