The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-23
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

were transferred today at IL o'clock to Zuit
tann, Moravia.
EIsENAcH. nth July.-The Prussians. under
the command OF General Falkensteln, are
MARCHING towards Franktorton-the-Main.
FERRARA, 1lth.-Less important concentra-
tons of troops have been made in Bardolina,
CapIina, and Monte Bello There are very ieW
at Peschiera and Verona. The destruction OF
torIs NJ RoVigo appears to confirm the persistent
rumors of the departure partly accomplished
ana partly projected OF Austrian troops for the
interior of Austria.
VIENNA, 1lth.-The Archdulle Albrecht has
been appointed CommaudPrin.Chief and Lieu
tenant Field Marshal, and Baron John Chief OF
the General Staff OF the whole Austrian armies
now in the field.
HoHENMAUTH, July 1.-THE Prussians win
shortly take possession of Prague, tue Occupa.
tion of that ty being, however, a secondary
object. The Gay before yesterday, an encounter
| took place near Zuittan. resulting in favor OF
| the Prusslans, who cut Off large Austrian pro-
| vision train. Numerous prisoners continue to
| be brought in. The Grand Duke of Mecklen
| burg. .Schwerin commander of the second reserve
| corps in course OF formation at Leipsig has been
appointed Aide:de Camp. Herr Won Schewintz
| has lett Pardubitz Tor st. Petersburg. The next
advance OF the Prussians will De in the direction
| OF Brunn. There are no Austrian troops on the
| frontier of Southern Silesa.
| FLORENCE July 1.-THE new plan of opera
| tions which is being carried out by General
Cialdini, is said to have been ad vocated by Baron
Won Rlcasoli, in opposition to the views of Gene
| raj La Marmora.
| VIENNA, July 1l.-By an imperial Decree dated
| 7th inst, the Minister of Finance is empowered
| to raise 20,000,000 tlorins, either By voluntary
| loan or an increase in the issue OF bank notes
| until 1T is possible to raise the amount. The
| Bank OF Austria is to advance the same provi-
| sionally; however, only $4,000 forms in bank
| notes will be required The loan is to be repail
| at iarthest within ore year after the conclusion
| of peace. AS security the salt mines of WlliezEa
| have been banded over to the bank, and the
| resumption OF cash payments by the bank is
| suspended until the whole amount advanced to
| Government be repaid.
THE PROPOSED GERMAN PARLIAMENT
BERLIN, July 11.-In reply to the Prussian
| note, calling upon the German States to make
| preparations for the election of Deputies to a
| German Parliament on the basis of the electoral
| law of lS49, most of the Governments allied to
| Prussia have promised 10 take the necessary
| steps for that purpose without DELAY. The
| replies from the Governments of SaXe-Weimar
| and Mecklenburg have not yet been received in
| Hanover, Saxony, and Electoral Hesse. The
preparations for the election are being carried
| out by the Prussian Civil Commis sioners. With
reeard to the elections in the Prussian monarchy,
| the bill to be laid before the Chambers on the
! subject by the Minister of the Interior is now
| being drawn up.
| A VAST WAR IMMINENT.
The Globe, referring to-day to the new aspect
| of the European situation, says that we seem on
| the brink of as vast war as any viii ch has been
| waged In this century. Prussia refuses to yield
| France must strike in as fourth colossal
power on the battle-ield-with a fifth from the
| uOIlu uONSTlup Oh Iue DOruer.
| MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN.
| MADRID, Juiv 1.-THE O'Donnell Ministry re-
signed office last night, and has been succeeded
| by a Cabinet composed as tolloWs:-Marshai
| Narvaez. President OF the Council and Minister
OF War; Senor Arrezola, Minister of Justice and
dd interim Minister OF State Senior Banzallararo,
Minister of Finance; Gonzales Bravo Interior
Coonge Marine: Orovio, Public Works; Bernie
dez de Castro Colonies. The Duke Sesto, Pre-
feet of Madrid, has rendered his resignation.
| believed \
as Ambassador at the Court of the Tuileries.
FRENCH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
| The Globes Paris correspondent saws that, in
| addition to the sailing OF the Toulon fleet the
Cherbourg squadron of evolution has been
ordered to hold itself in readiness to start for
some destination unknown.
THE PROPOSED ARMIsTICE.
| PARIS, June IL (Evening).-The MoRieuu' du
| So'r says the belllgerent powers have accepted
| in principle the mediation offered by the Emperor
| Napoleon. The French Government is making
every effort in favor of the conclusion of an
aTmistice, which, by rpeventing further blood
| shed, would allow of negotiations being opened
| tor the restoration OF peace.
| The PGtr5e of this evening says:-"The nego-
tiations tor an armistice have been dela7e by
the necessity of taking into simultaneous con-
| sideratlon both the conditions OF the armistice
and the preliminary basis of future treaty of
peace if Prussia wishes to know beforehand the
advantages which will be definitely assured TO
her. Prince Napoleon was present at the Council
OF ministers lelu To-Day. Inc french Meet at
Toulon IS getting ready to leave, but up to the
present have received no orders to put to sea.
Baron Won Beust arrived this morning in Paris. ~
The Presse OF this evening publishes an article
| signed by NJ. Cucheval Charigny, in which il
| says" Yesterday, after the audience given by
the Emperor to Prince Won Reuss, meeting
was held at the Tuierles, in his Maiesty's pres
ence. Prince Metternich and Baron Won Often
burg represented Austria, and Count Won Goltz
and Prince Won Reuss, Prussia
| NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys communicated the views
| OF France and drew up q report of the proceed
| ings at the meeting. The following are the
basis of the negotiations suggested BIZ France,
and communicated 10 Count Won Goltz and
Prince Metternich, by whom they have been
transmitted TO Berlin and Vienna;-The Ger
manic Confederation to be dissolved, and another
Prussia nor Austria should form part-no terri
l totial cession to be demanded OF Austria; the
| abandonment by the latter OF her rights on tue
| Duchess and to replace the war indemnity at
trSt demanded by Prussia; Prussia TO lncorpo'
rate Schleswig- Holstein, Hesse,Cassel, Hesse-
Darmstadt, and Brunswick. Inc populaton
OF the Prussian kingdom would thereby be
raised to 25 OOO 900; the Rhine to constitute the
western frontier of Prussia and the province
between the Rhine and Mense TO serve as an
Indemnity to the sovereigns dispossessed by the
war.
An exchange of territory TO take place between
Baden and Bavaria, which would give tne
former nearly the whole OF the hn'hIsh falatIc
nate; Saxony, Hanover, and the Duchles OF
SAKE 10 conclude military conventions WIN
Prussia, The inhabitants of Landau to choose
| whether they shall belong to France or Baden,
and the people OF the Valley OF Sarre 10 choose
between france and the new Rhinish soyereigns
The Li6eTte Of this evening denies me state,
| mepts of the Vienna Abe1ld Post that General
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