New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-13
Hate Europeau News.
THE BRTrts4 PARLIAMENT.

In the House of Lords on Monday, June 25th,
Lord Russell announced thatin consequence of the
hostile vote in the House of Commons on that day
week, the ministry had felt il their duty to tender
their designations, but her majesty having invited
them to reconsider their determination, they
awaited the result of an interview with the Queen
on Tuesday. before declaring their definite resolu
ton Under these circumstances he proposed an
adjournment until Tuesday evening, which was
agreed to. he
In the Hause5 Of Commons on Monday, June 18th,
Mr.. Gladstone announced that he had received the
Queen y permission to ae4uaint the House that in
consequence Of the vote of Monday week, and
the debates which had preceded it, Lord Russell
and his colleagues had rendered their designations;
but her majesty had not deemed it advisable to
< accept them without further consideration, and
< without the advantage of personal commnnica-
tons. The Queen was nowaon her,May 70 London,
and would give Lord Russell and himself an audi
encespn Tuesday. Under the circumstances, he
proposed that tbs House should edjoufn pnti
Tuesday evening. The House accordingly adj
Jonrned.
THE CONTINENTAL iwAR.
PEAeuE, June 28.-The Prussians have passed
across the heights Of Hollendorf, where they had
an encounter with the Saxon troops. They have
seized twelve locomotives in Plaaen.
NEIssE, June 2a.--Hostilities have been COM
menced by the Prnssisn army corps in Silesia
~ Early yesterday morning three Pruseian de-
tachments we're sent out TO reconnoiter toward
Senckmantd and FrieWaldau. Ihe last Of these
attachments, between Breitenfel1 and Saudhubel,
came uponan Austrian regiment Of hussars. The
Prussian needle gun was very Elective, and ena-
D ed BE- Tenth Fusileer regiment to repulse easily
the charge Of the hussars. The Auatrians lost
eight killed and five wounded. N casualties oc-
Cured on the .Prussilp side. ~
e GoTHA, June 25.-Ihe King of Hanover insisted
on free passage for his troops into bavaria, to
sid AUSTRIA against Italy. afas. M
oial THE ITALIAN MOVEMENTS 81
VENICE, Saturday, June According to the
a2nnonneeIlentA made By the Austrian oatp0sts,
abe italian army passed the Mincio this morning,
bella
Austrian Pulse Brigade reached tae outlying forts
ofsNerona without loss having been pushed back
by greatly superior force Of Italian cavalry,
which, however, did net charge, The Itaiians, adj
Peschiefa, were repulsed BY short cagnonade
from the outer forts Of that stronghold,
Judging from the preparations upon the lower
Po9 Ciadni viii throw bridges across tonight near
BERNs, Sunday, June 24.-The Anstrians have
occupied the heights az Stelgio. Garbaldi Is near
Lake GaTda
ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS, Sunday evening, June
24,-A desperate enga cement has just taken place
IN front Of Verona lasting almost the whole day.
The first corps, which was intended to occupy pc.
Aitlons between Pesehiera and Verona, did not
succeed In the attack. The6eeond and Third army
corps were unable to deliver the first corps from
the assault il had to sagtain against an Oyerwheln-
ing toree, The two latter corps are almost in
tact.
OPTICAL AUSTRIAN R1sPAT0HEs.
AUSTRIAN HEkDoUARrERs Sunday, June "a
The AIehdnke Alhrecht forwarded The following
dispatch to the EMPEROR
81 " The Austrian array, while advancing toward
the Mineto, Was STACKED to-day by the forces
under the command Of King Victor Emmanuel
Our army carried Moateyente by assault and Gus
to2sa5 a. the close eff the engagement, at 5P. ii.
Our forces took several cannoa and many prison
efs, and behaved with extraordinary galor and en-.
a0fanse. The king employed IN the attack the
three corps OF the army Of the Mincio and the re-
serves. Prince Amadeus and many generals were
wounded, The enemy appears 10 have brought
al bis troops in succession under are.i al
OFFICIAL DisP ATGH Nc. 2.--AusIian Headuuar.
tiers, Serhare, Monday, Jaae 25.--The imperial
troops have repalsed the enemy at AZ points, after
not fight, not without considerable losses. Gus.
tozza was taken by storm, which caused a fresh
struggle before that position, IN which 1000 Italians
were taken prisoners. The troops are animated
by the best Spirits
0RFicfAL D4sPA TcH No. The Austrian dotilla
pm fhe Lago 81 Card, numbering six guabOats
nave eann0naded the enenig9s entertainments OF
me Lombsrdy shores, without sustaining ans
Losses On the 2Sd inst, the enemy IN great force
crossed tire 20 at several points below Poiesella
AAe Imperial outposts withdrew. and came upon z
Recommending party upon the line oil Gorteolona
lheF drove back, taking several prisoners
$500 THE SITUATION IN BOHEMIA.
PARis. June 25.-1he Mohiteur says The ad-
vance ot the Prussians into Bohemia will have the
effect 81 preventing General Benedek from enter
ing Silesa. Thai an engagement win shortly take
place in Bohemia appears Inevitable. la the Skin
misb which took place on the 22d, between Brett