Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19
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T.,ss;I,ti:s have not been resumed
Trs Anssriau army Of the North cootin
aed their retreat without mueego1a,oa.
Ths Prussjans have advsoosd further into
DS Tns kim Of Prussia bad ordessd The Re
lsss Of 81 Austrian peieOoen on diving
der parole not 10 ssfve aUHln during the
war.
en- place % the frontier 81 venetia fyrol
The reports wefe contrndiceoay ~ 70 The
results.
1he old Atlantic Cable was tested and
found in perfect coalition.
The io1ssssss sdvicss are ths --latest -
The news b. the steamer Barrett nom
Liverpool Of older date, morning Of The TN.
states the Prusoioae cuutinued vtCsostOue
had defeated the BavASiAns ct Kunbarick
and occupied that town.
The conclusion Of o. arsnistlcc WAS then
considered Improbable.
The public opinion in Prussia and Italy u
strongly adverse TO It.
The fafis zsasps announces that Pruesia
and Italy had accepted the armistice on The
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The Florence journals consider the Aus.
TRAN proposals inadmissable. Ihey regard
the ccosion Of Venetia - strategem TO IN
suite Prussia, enabling Austria to resume
hOseilteteo against Italy. They declare thai
Italy will not lend hersclf 70 such proceed
ings. The cessiOn Of VenetiA 70. Francs
with view TO Ito subsequent Ce96IOn "a
Italy, would b violation Of nationa
rights and submission to foreigner.
Italy will owe Venice to her arms alone
The Moniteur DE 6oir Of the evening o.
the 6th, contains NO olicial announcement
The Partrie says the Prussian reply Il
beeen read. The delay 10 eaid 70 havs
arisen from the distance Of the headquar
tiers In Bohemia, which were yesterday sue
cessfully advanced several points.
II was believed In oflciaI circles In Der
lin, that the armistice can only be acceptet
| after provisional settlement of the pflnci
raj basis Of the negotiation for psace.
Prussia will demand the occupation o.
the whole Of Bohemia, and the evacuation
by Austria OF the fortresses Of KoninRrsts
JOsephstadt and Theresienstsd.
The King of Italy has replied 70 III,
Emperor Of France. thanking him. and ID
ding that he WAS about % en;er inic imme
diate communication with the King q
Prussia.
La France asserts that the cession Of Ven
ice was made Internationally. The Parii
correepondent of the Pail mall 0azetta
saws il il quite : mistake 10 suppose thal
Austria placed herself 1t the mercy ol
France. when proposing 10 cede Venetia
She knew beforehand what she was to rel
as compensation.
The Wcimcr Abcnd Post says that previ
GUS to the battle Of the ID inst, the Austri
m Government had already requested the
Emperor Of the French TO bring about IN
armstice between Austria and Italy, In 0rdel
TO render IL possible for the Austrian tr0ora
in Italy to Join the Army Of the North
The Emperor of the French fAiline 70 meet
the wishes Of the Austrian Government and
DESTROYS to see peace once more established
In Europe, even went further, and without
being directly or indirectly requested 90 Il
do ny the Austrian Cabinet. Also offered bill
good Offices 20 effect an arnslice between
Austria and Prussia. This offer was accept
cd by the Austrian Government.
The Times remarks that It Is difficult e
remark that either Italy or Prussia will ulti
mately repei the peace overtures of the En-
peror Napoleon, especially II they should
DC supported ~ England. Sooner or later
therefore. wtnout eactinclng 2 single sol
der or impOsing the slightest burden on
France, the Emperor will again find himself
the real arbiter Of Europe. L 10 . position
winch LOFTY ambition would disdain to
abuse.
Inc Earl OF Lansdowne, who had been
named for On ONCE in the Derby Ministry,
died suddenly on the 9Th from paralysis
In the HOUSE Of LOrds, on tho 9th, Lord
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msater ~ Tho r..e NJ a;.c6,,rs :" - nH sae
Mr.. Gladstone TOOK An oelcisl f:r.~eii cf
the House, expressing deep gratitude to the
supports Of Government. ON the 9Th.