Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-22

Prague or Will shortly do so. Prince
CHARLES holds the railroad to Prague, and
seems likely to march direct south to Vienna.
The proportion Of the wounded in the late
battles is eight Austrians TO one Prussiau.
The cholera continued 70 rage at Stellins,
and at Berlin it was rapidly increasing. On
the 9TH 148 cases were reported at Berlin of
which II proved fatal.
The Austrians have beaten the Italians at
Borgefelts and Montequa. The Italians were
repulsed five times at Borgefelts.
Gen. CAILDINA crossed the Pc on the Sth,
at the head Of his army corps.
A telegram from Azaleo OF July 9th, SAYS
the Italian losses in the attack ON Borge
was two killed and thirty wounded.
The assertion of the La France that the
French has recommended Italy not to attack
Venetia is discredited in Berlin
All the forts on the Elbe between PardU-
biz and Elbeleitz are in the hands Of the
Prussians.
Marshal BENEDEK appears to be with
drawing towards Bremen followed by both
armies.
A telegram from Shanhae, of July 9TH,
says Hong is in danger of being captured by
the rebels.
A Florence dispatch saws the Austrians
made a reconnaissance, in small force, with
artillery in the direction Of Lesidone. They
were driven back with the bayonet by the
Garibaldians as far as Lazzo, which place
was occupied by the Venetians. Carl
BALDI was present but had to remain in a
carriage in consequence of his wound.
The operations of the Italian army against
Berzdtfelt were being continued. The Ital-
ian troops, on the 10th, captured by assault
the village of MallegeOn, near Berzdfelt.
The Emperor of Austria had issued a
manifesto, in which he says the heavy mis-
fortunes which have befallen his army of the
North moved to its Utmost core his heart,
but the reliance he had placed upon the de-
votion Of his people and army and the right
eousness of his cause was such that he had
not wavered single instant. He had adj
dressed himself to the Emperor Of the
French, requesting his good offices in bring
ing about an armistice with Italy. Not
only had the Emperor readily responded to
his summons, but offered to mediate with
Prussia for a suspension of hostilities, and
for opening negotiations for peace. This
offer he accepts, and announces himself pre-
pared to make peace on honorable condi-
tions to prevent bloodshed and the ravages
of war. He would notmake a peace by which
Austria, great power, would be shaken.
Sooner than do this he would carry on war
to the extremity; all available troops being
concentrated and the gaps filled by con
sCriptiOn and volunteers called to arms by
the newly-awakened spirit of patriotism.
Austria has been severely visited by misfOr-
tune, but she is not humbled nor bowed
down.
PERTHE, July 9.-An Imperial procla-
nation calls for volunteers to hasten and
enroll themselves under the banners Of the /
army, in order to protect the fatherland |
which is threatened by the events of war
FLORENCE, July 9.-The losses of the !
Italians in battle at Cuatazza are officially I
stated at 652 killed, 1900 wounded, and /
1882 prisoners and missing.
The London Times correspondents ac- |
count of the battles Of LadOwa, says the |
Prussians had engaged about 100000 troops, !
and the Austrians nearly as many. Nearly |
$1,000 guns were in action, Of which $50 (
were Prussians.
Lord DERBY made a statement in the
House Of Lords in which, after detailing the /
difficulties he met with in forming a Minis I
try on Foreign Affairs, he held it to be the /
duty Of the country to maintain amicable 4
relations with all foreign countries to l
avoid entanglements with foreign disputes
and to abstain from all vexatious and irrita-
ting interference OF dlNlCt VIII Ie5petb 10
the war in Europe. The Government would /
maintain perfect neutrality, but would be
prepared for a conjunction with other pow
ers whenever an opportunity was presented,
to offer It's good offices for the restoration
of peace. He commended the action Of the
United States Government in relation to the
Fenians. He paid a tribute to the loyalty
of the Canadians; expressing his desire that
a confederation Of the British American
Colonies might soon be accomplished.
The Paris Press says the following is the
basis Of the negotiation suggested by France, (
to the Representatives of the
belligerents:
The Germanic Confederation is to be dis
solved, and another confederation is 10 be
Of which neither Prussia nor
Austria should form q part. No territorial
cession is to be demanded Of Austria. The
by the latter of her rights in
the Duchies and to replace the war. In
demnity is demanded by Prussia. Prussia
is to incorporate Schlesswig-H oIstein; Hesse
Castle, Hesse, Darmstadt and Brunswick I
The population Of the Prussian kingdom
would hereby be raised 10 2j,0O0,O00. The
Rhine is to constitute the western frontier Of
Prussia, and the province between the
Rhine and Mesne is to serve as an indem-
nifty to the soyereigns dispossessed by !
the war. An exchange Of terri
tory is to take place between Baden
and Bavaria, which would give the
former nearly the whole Of the Rhenish
potentiate Saxony, Hanover and the whole
ducy Of SAKE to conclude the military con-
ventions with Prussia, the inhabitants Of |
Baden 70 choose whether they shall belong
10 the former or 10 Baden, the population
and valley Of Sarre 20 choose between
and the Rhenish sovereign.
The La France says the Prussian coHdi-
tons are the exclusion Of Austrians from
the Germanic Confederation; exclusive com
mand Of the military and naval forces Of the
Confederation by Prussia; the diplomatic
Of Germany abroad, and the
annexation to Prussia Of the buckles and
part Of the territory already occupied
The La France also says the Emperor
\ APoI.EoN at once sent these conditions 70
81 Petersburg and London, as raising the
question Of Earopeon interest, which could
NV he settled BY thec0nsent Of great powers.
MADRrp. July 1.-THE o DoSNELL Min
stry resigned last night, and new Cabinet
vas appointed, with Marshal NAwANE
president Of tie Council and Minister Of
FrRxa. July I1.-Gen. CALDlSI is
,,s-sb;u0 on PsDga with an army Of more
Lsn 100000 Italians and 1000 guns
Tie Ausfrians have evacuated the whole i
srritorv between the Minciosnd Abige. a
uarter Of the Austrian forces are stationed