The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-16
Foreign News.

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Hibernian arrived out OF the "a; Ih'
Miantonoimah, after visiting CherDourg
proceeds to London.
Lord Derby had an interview with the
Qaeen and submitted the following
names for q new ministry, which were
approved. Derby, premier and leader in
Lords; DIsraeli, chancellor exchequel
aud leader in Commons; Stanley, foreign
secretary; Walpole, home secretary
General Peel. war secretary; Parklngton
admiralty; Northcote, board OF trade
Duke of Buckingham, president oi
council.
A great Reform meeting hook place in
London on Monday night, at which there
were from thirty thousand to fifty thou
sand people present:
The Prince of Wales, Fhile riding
along Rotten Row, on Monday, was
run against by runaway horse. The
Princes horse was thrown down, rolling
over and over, but the Prince escaped
not much hurt.
( The Great Eastern, with the cable on
board, OH her way to Valentia, pass ed
Venfuor, on the West coast at 2:45 P. M.
on the1st. d.
The race between Hamill and Kelley
was to come off on the meraing of the
Fourth. e.
The London Times city article OF
Tuesday says: The news oil. the rapid
progress of the Prussian army has Gre
ated an impression or change as to the
early possibility OF a negotiation Tor
peace
The Prussians in Bohemia were max
ing victorious progress. Getschln was
taken by storm. The Prussian loss was
not inconsiderable. The Austrian loss
was 1000. ..,
1t is announced that the Austrian to-
tai losses up to the present were 10000
to 10000 .7.
In consequence Of the successful storm.
ing of Getschin the junction of the. Prus
sian army under the Crown Prince, and
that under Prince Charles, had been
completely effected. Getschin was much
damaged. Austrian prisoners were con-
tinually arriving.
The Austrian, Hanover, Ramming apd
MARITIME regiments were wholly annihi-
lated, and the 18th jaeger battalion was
annihilatrd to the last man. l.. a
A Viemna telegram Of the lst states
that the lst corps of the Saxon army
was repulSed 10y Prussia yesterday in
consequence the Austrian army fell back
in the direction of Konigsgratz. p
A dispatch from Prague on the Both, re-
ports an engagement on the 29th, near
Tarnan and near Kalitz,, resulting favor
ably to the Austrians 1t gives the
names of several places evacuated by
the Prussians. The latter were also de-
feated, flying from Ffcin, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field. The en-
gagements are probably the same as be
fore reported.
A dispatch from Berlin, OF the lst,
gives the following dispatch from Head
Quarters, Crown Prince, saying the re-
suit of the three days fighting, IN which
the 5th Prussian corps has been en-
gagged, carpot be too highly estimated.
On the 9th it was opposed by the 9th
Austrian corps under General Rammins.
A, letter was found addressed by the
latter to General Bencdick, which affords
complete proof that the forces under his
command were thoroughly exhausted.
He therein requested General Benedick
to send him two fresh brigades, in order
that his troops might bivouac under
their protection, and acknowledged that
they would not be able to fight
On the following day the Fifth Prus-
sian Corpswas therefore opposed on the
28th and 29th by the Corps of the Arch
Duke Leopold and General Testies The
fighting on these two days extended over
a much greater lire than the Goth
The Austrian Corps under General Cob
lentz, was completely broken mp, besides
prisoners, 20 gnns, colors and
two standards belonging to the Corps of
General Goblentz, fsll into the hands OF
tle Prussian troops.
A great number of wortmen have LETT
here for Dresden to enter tue entrench-
ments
The King of Prussia had arrived at
he was enthusiastically
cheered ON leaving Berlin
A Berlin telegram of the 2i says, not
the recent sanguinary
fighting the Prussian force Is III excel
lent spirits.
Another dispatch announces the arriv-
al of the King at Gilschin, where he was
received by Premier Frederick Charles.
The streets everywhere showed traces OF
an obstinate engagement. The enemy
fled in disorder under cover of night.
The conduct of the Prussian troops was
excellent. The corps of guards repulsed
the Cavalry without forming square.
The headquarters of Prince Frederick
Charles has been removed beyond Gilt
schin. The junction of the first and
second army corps was effected.
The number of Austrian prisoners ex-
ceeds 5000. ;.
An Italian regiment, forming part of
the contingent of Austria, to strengthen
the Eighth Federal corps, has arrived at
Frankfort
A Gitschin telegram of the Sd states
that the Vienna telegram of the 25th
ult., announcing the loss of eighteen
guns by the Prussians, is officially denied
they have not lost single gun, but
have captured "a Austrian guns and eight
flags. 90,
On the evening of the Both, a Prussian
brigade surprised an Austrian brigade,
and captured flag and two hundred
and fifty prisoners.
The Prcsident Accepts the Resigna