The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-19

dispatch OF the 9Th inst, from the
Italian headquarters, says: Consider
ans of Teledeport at Burgefort, on the
right bank of the Pc, we have COM
lnenced operations for an attack.
1t is stated that portion of the Aus
trian forces in Venitia have been or
dered north.
Several engagements have taken
place between the Prussians and Ba-
pulsed and the Prussians occupied
Dermbach in force. The Prussians
captured eight positions and were ad-
vancinE VIGOROUSLY.
The Austrian prisoners taken in the
battle on the Sd inst, are estimated at
10000 and ll6 guns were captured.
The losses sustained by the first
Prussian army were considerable.
Those of the second were comparative
ly small.
The Bavarian army had entered the
Tyrol, and was proceeding in the di-
rection of Italy.
1t was asserted that the Austrians
had evacuated all their positions on the
right bank of the Mincio.
Garibaldi's wound was very slight.
LONDON, July7.-Two Austrian gun
boats have been repulsed in an attack
on GargRnno lake.
The Princess Helena was married to
Prince Christian, of Augustenburg, at
Windsor, on the 5th, in the presence of
the Queen, King and queen of the Bel
gians and distinguished company,
but the affair was comparatively pri-
v9te.
The Marquis ofLandadown, who had
been named for Office in the Derby Min
lstry, died suddenly on the 9TH, from
paralysis.
In the House of Lords on the 5th
Lord Brougham adverted to the hostile
state OF Europe. He hoped n Congress
would be shortly held and peace for
mally established. He did not think
Venitia ought to belong to Italy, but at
the same time ought to be freed from
the Austrian yoke.
At the request of Lord Derby, Earl
Russell, moved an adjournment till the
9th.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Glad
stone, in reply to an inquiry, explained
the position of the Government to-
wards the Bank of England, and stat
ed that the Bank acted entirely on its
own responsibility in matters of rate of
discount, &c. The Government having
no control in the matter.
Mr.. Gladstone took an official fare
well of the House, expressing deep
gratitude to the supporters of the Gov
eminent, on the sixth.
Mr.. Mill presented n petition from
gal trial and execution of her husband
in Jamaica. stating that in consequence
she has been reduced to a state of des-
titution and praying for redress.
FRANCE-The draught OF the pro-
posed modification in the French con-
stitution has been present to the Senate.
The BOrrse on the 9th was less firm,
Rentes closed at 6S6@45O.
AUSTRALIA second consumption had
been ordered to take place in Hungary.
The cholera has broken out at St.
Petersburg.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The dis
count demanded at the bank is of the
full average character. The stock eX-
change advances are offered at 6% per
cent. Consols in spite ofsome tendency
to a reactiOn at the opening closed
strong. The impression prevails that
most of the difficulties are likely to be
soon surmounted. Bank rate I'M
changed.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
A Vienna telegram says there are
good prospects that hostiliLies will not
be resumed for six weeks. The Aus
retreat without molestation. Reports
have been received from Tyrol but they
are contradictory as to results.
Paris BourSe remains without change.
Rentes closed at 6Sf. l6O.
The short end of the Atlantic cable
was successfully laid on the 9th inst.
The old cable was tested and found in
a perfect condition.
Great preparations are making to
supply the army with breech-loading
rifles