Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
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Nsw YoRE, July "a.
Foreign papers contain the following
additional details Of the war news:
The Moscow Gazette Of July 18th,
contains the following highly important
announcement:
Russia does not desire any change in the
present state Of things in Europe. IfAust'ia
and Prussia will render themselves the tools
Of France Russia can no longer depend on
them q heretofore. venct without Rome
would constitute no progress for Italy
The Submission Of Austria to France is not
advantageous, but dangerous to the Euro<
p N equilibrium. The supremacy Of
Russia IN northern Germany narrows that
Of Russia in the Baltic. Russis's last peace
power. Ensland's interest may make her
seek IN alliance with France asd Austria on
the eastern question, but the Dictatorship
Of France 10 Italy ard Germany cannot
meet with her support.
A dispatch from Lumberg Of July 18th,
says: The Gasstts Nasadowa Of that town
announces that eli The soldiers on furlough
IN Russia have been called in, and says that
every day military trains start froW Warsaw
to the frontiessof Sslesia and 0alscia.
Russian troops are marching from Pada-
liz to Bshasabia.
A Dispatch from Florence Of July 18th,
says: The Court Of Berlin has declared to
the Italian Cabinet, that an armistice on The
b. sic Of session Of venet:a 10 inadmissable.
Toe Italian Government n its reply 10 said
t. have announced is resolution to continue
offensive operation against the Austrian
Empire without relaxation In conformity
With the engagement mutually entered into
by Prussia end Italy-until both these pow.
ers shall have obtained from Austria satis>
fact ~ terms for the conclusion Of peace.
The NAsions, Of Florence, Of July ~, pub
listed statement Of the condition for an
armistiee stipulated by Prussia ant Iialy-
tho fofme, power demanded the exclusion
Of Austria from the &c, manic confederation.
The Malone adds, this was admitted BY
France, who undertook to obtain the sent
Of the Vienna Cabinet to the evacuation BY
Austria Of the Austrian Province occupied
BY Prussia, during the armistiee. On the
part Of Italy the conditions were the ces-
sion Of the Italian Territories
under Austrian doi,inion, including the
Italian portion Of the Tyrol. Austria was
to make the eession direct TO Italy with It
compensation and not to raise the Roman
question during the negotiations for peace.
Il appeass that these condition have not been
favored in admission 1t Vienna, and that
the Austrian Government has resolved to
try the fortune Of war.
The Londcn Globe Of the 18Th says -
According to present appearances the Prus
SLAMS will be before Vienna in . week or
ten days.
The Prrssians occupied Pragus on the
9Th, garrisoning the place with 5000 troops.
The Bavarians say the engagement
near Ki-sengent had no decisive result, and
are concentrating near Schweinfurt, to give
battle again.
Vienna dispatches STATE that the Aus.
trian forces in Vesetia are being withdrawn
from before the II lians, but the fortresses
remrin strongly garrisoncd for defense
without support from the army.
The La France Of the 18th says The
IT, ck Of the Italians upon vens 10 rende
p. nee Napoleons mission futile, and il has
been abandoned.
France is actively srming her iron clads
to be sent to Venice.
The Emperor Of Austria is making con-
cessions 10 Hungary. He announces the
CONSUMPTION issue suspended, and cs'ls
upon the Hungarians to volunteer.