The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-17
FoREIeN NRWs.
Arrival OF tho Nova seotinn.


teFnRtIOnHl SeuIIing datch.-.HamnI
Beaten IN Both Races.
FATHER POINT, July l5.-The steam-
ship Nova SCOtian, from Liverpool july
7th, via Londonderry July 9Th, passed
this point this evening. The steamship
Scotia, from New York, arrived al
Liverpool on the S0th.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY, BY TILE
GRAPH.-LondOH, July 6.-The Norm
ing Post thinks Congress will shortly
assemble, and the French Government
VIII propose general disarmament.
In the commercial circles of London
peace Is regarded as virtually conclud-
The Prince Imperial was present at
the tete in Paris on the celebration of
American independence.
A Gitschin telegram OF the Sd states
that the Vienna telegram of the 2sth
ult., announcing the loss of eighteen
guns by the Russians, is officially de-
MED. The Prussians have not lost a
single gun, but have captured twenty
TOUR Austrian guns and eight flags.
On the evening of the Both, a Prus-
SLAMS brigade surprised an Austrian
brigade, and captured flag and $50
prisoners.
The King left for the outposts of the
army under the Crown Prince,
The Duke of Coburg had arrived at
6lLScll0s
A Berlin official telegram of the Sd
states that General Benedek found him
sen compelled, in consequence of the
dissolution of the corps of General
GablenZ and the retreat of the Austrian
and Saxon troops, to abandon opera
tons. He had commenced near Git
schin, and concentrated his army at a
more distant point.
A Gitscllin telegram of the I'd states
that Mhl L,
made by the Prussians since the 26th,
and 20 900 Austrians have been killed
and wounded. The Austrian army.has
retreated TO strong position between
JoPsephstadt and Konigratz, and ac-
cording to the statements of some of
the captured officers, the soldiers are
discouraged and the army in a state of
dissolution. !,
The desertion of Italian soldiers is in
creasing.
The retreat of the Austrians was very
preciptate.
The London Times of the 4th says /:
Horrible as the carnage has been, it
must be looked upon as a mere picture
to the pitched battle now unavoidable,
| in which the quarter of a million OF
men will probably be engaged on either
side.
About four thousand men of a federal
army corps had occupied Wetzler, lev
4 A|A - ~NANAAoANAOA Ol NA4o
and left in the direction of Gressan.
ITALY.-The Austrians claim the cap
ture of 900 Italians ut Custozza, and II
generals.
HEADQUARTERS ITALIAN ARMY, June
30.-Nothing of importance has occur
red. The enemy's patrols make fire.
quent reconnOisanceS on the right bank
of the Mincio. They are watched by
our cavalry patrols. -Four squadrons
OF Austrian Hussars had advanced on
Italian territory to the right of the
Mincio, but they were encountered by
the third squadron of the Faggia Lam
GERS and compelled to retreat to Goito
and Rivalta. The Austrians lost sew
eral killed.
HEADQUARTERS ITALIAN ARMY.
1Orre, MOL6RlbeTt, July 1st.-The Ital-
| ian Austrian cavalry continue to make
recOnnoissances. No brisk engage
ment has taken place since Yesterdays
encounter, in which the Foggia Lancers
made forty prisoners. The troops are
In excellent health and spirits, the div
| tsiOn which suffered most in the battle
OF CustoZza are in no way diSspirited,
and express their eagerness again to be
placed at the front of the next battle,
King Victor Emanuel has sent tele-
gram to the King of Prussia congratu-
lattng him upon the recent success of
the Prussian army.
Florence, July 3.-An official report
from the headquarters of the italian
army denies the accuracy of the third
bulletin, issued by the Austrian COM
mander, in which the latter announced
that the garrison of Mantua made a
sortie and repulsed the Italians at Gu
ration. The engagement with the gar
risOn of MRntua Is declared to have
been only few yolleys fired by the
outposts on each side.
The Austrians continue to make in
cursions from the Venetian frontier in
TO italian territory, on the right bank
of the Mincio. They have also burnt
several bridges on the Adizo.
To-day the Italian Dacosta regiment
of lancers had an engagements with
three hundred Austrian HusSars at
Medal. The HussRrs were dispersed
with q loss of hfeeen prisoners and
twenty horses. One Austrian officer
was taken prisoner and another killed.
FRANcE.-The Corps Legislatii closed
Parts, July S.-The Bourse remains
firm. Rentes closed at 63E SEC. higher
than yesterday.
SPAIN.-PublIc order remains undis-
turbed In Madrid and the province.
The bill granting the Government ex-
traordinary powers was passed.
Madrid, July 3.-The Chamber of
Deputies passed yesterday tie bill for
the subversion of the constitutional
guarantees brought forward by Mar
shall O'Donnell.
HUNaARY.@The Episcopal body has
voted two hundred thousand forms for
the relief OF the wounded. Three hun
dred Hungarian MaRnoles will raise
and equip corps Of Cavalry. One
Thousand wounded soldiers had arrived
at Pesth.
Paris, Jttty s.-The MoniteuT d.. SIR
says: Letters speak Of great animosi-
" prevailing in Bohemia against the
Prusstans, especially at MnrchenRrRtz,
Turran and NoebOd.
The La EFdRce this evening saws
we believe We are able TO state that the
AuStrains crossed the Mincio In con-
siderable force to-day,
Rome, JIttY2.-At the ceremonies held
on the occasion of the feast of st, Peter.
the Pope renewed his protest against
the annexation to Italy Of the provinces
formerly belonging to the Church.
BHek0FeSt, JHkg 1s-Scenes of violence
took place In this town yesterday, be-
ing directed against the Jews, The
Popnlaee destroyed their sYnagogues,
Many Jews took refuge at the Anstri-
an Consulate.
The Hausa, from New York, arrived
at CoWes on the fourth.
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL.
LrvERPoon, July 6.-EVeniN0.-A
great battle took place on the Sd, near
LudoWai resulting In the Prussians OBJ
tanning great and complete victory.
The Prussians took 1900 prisoners.
There were great losses In Killed and
wounded, but no estimate Is given 81
the number. The Austrians sent IA a
nag of truce.
A1stria has agreed to cede Venetia to
ne n n .peror Napoleon and accept his