New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-13

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enfield and Laudinfel, the Prussians had the adyau
tage,
MBNTz Monday, June 25.-The Grand Duke Of
Baden has broken of relations with Prussia.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The London Times, Of the 27th contains seYer"i
/ Leipsio dispatch of the 25th states that the
Prussan army corps had arrived, destined 20 ope'
4 Florence disnatch. Of the 26th, says the papers
there assert that the want of success IN the hEsI
battle is but new motive Tor re1ou9iF f,u ,Sy
and perseverance,, The country Inv lo'A ,etria
denoe in the army, and the war against austria
win he continued until the complete hberauon Oh
Venetia shall be accomplished.
All official dispatch dated Breccia, on the even
;,r- Of the 18th saws: To-day an engagement took
mace between the italian volunteers and the Aus
mans. between the bridge of Cotfaro and Sand
stone The Austrans were repulsed, leaving
several killed and wounded.
SPAIN.
A Paris dispatch Of the 26th says Madrid tele-
gram announces the proclamation of Oiveta,
Expressing his determination vigorously to repress
4 letter from Madrid states that 1850 prisoners
have been taken here during the revolt, and lSI OF
them had been shot. The total number killed
was 1000.
CBAcow. Monday, June 25.--The town of Os-
wiecin. in Galicia. was attacked yesterday by
battalion of Prussian infantry and two divisions OF
cavalry which retreated after loss of eight killed
| and several wounded. No loss was incurred by
BERLIN, Saturday, June % The official Stats
| Anzeiger of to-day says After the entry of
the PFussians into the Electorate of Hesse. the
| King Of Prussia again made fresh endeavors to
| come TO an understanding with the Elector On
the 22d inst. the Prussian minister offered an
1 alliance on the basis of the Prussian proposition
/ +I,a.f of ne
| dtion that the Elector should have minister,
which should guarantee the observation OF the
constitution of 1881. Had this been accepted, the
possession of his throne and his sovereign rights
| would have been guaranteed to him. The Elector,
! however, declined the conditions without further
| hesitation. 1t was, therefore, necessary that
4 measures should be adopted to connect the two
positions of the Prussian kingdom. The present
military position of the Prussan kingdom is sure
guarantee against return to the former state Of
things
THE ELEoToR OF HEssE.
The Elector of Hesse has been sent to the north.
The King of Prussia has placed the castles OF
Sterling and Konlegsberg at his disposal.
> THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF.
In the Corps Legislatif N. Sarabare renewed
the attempt to raise discussion on foreign affairs.
He declared that the Chamber ought not to sepa-
rate without expressing its desire for peace,
which, he stated, was the true interest OF France.
The president reminded him that the Chamber had
resolved not to discuss the question under present
circumstances. M. Bergen claimed It as his righ1
and his duty to discuss question in which France
might be called upon to interfere He added tina
war exists and reserve on the part of the Cham
Der is no longer possible. Shouts were RAISED
: deaening the speaker, and the matter terminated
BELGIUM.
: A telegram from Brussels says: The Count o
d Flanders has gone to Ostend, in order to embarl
d for England The Prince Charles Of Hohenzollerr
has issued proclamation calling for volunteers tt
. onf the army as military action for the defense
/ the country win soon become necessary.
:. FRANCE AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
n A dispatch from Vienna says:
e Nothing authentic is known respecting the ma
= ture of the communications made by the French
: ambassador to Count Mensdorff"
y The Freie Press asserts the following to be az
ANALYSIS of those communications:
4 ." There is no sort of agreement between France
and Prussia or Italy, whereby France could be
compelled to take part in the war She has pre-
served her full liberty Of action and, as regards
/, the Italian question, she will not abandon hel
# present reserved policy SO long as the existence
the italian Kingdom, in its present limits, is no
Inenaeed by an Austrian victory. II Austria vii
undertake that in the event of her successfully
Is peling the Italian attack and, marching int
n Italy, she will advance no further than Milan
France will not only notinterfere, but will, durin
the negotiations for peace, assist in bringing abou
definite settlement of the relations between Aus
tria and Italy and on the conclusion of duTabl
fpeaee she will further propose that Italy sha
pay Austria an adequate indemnity for the latter
b, renunciationof the fruits Of victory.
le REVOLT AT MADRID.
lyl A telegram from Madrid of the Esd of Jun
u says Yesterday the eighth regiment of foe
d artillery and afegiment of horse artillery revolte
y without their officers. The barracks they oceu
n pied were, however, retaken by the troop
II remaining faithful to the government, and, ate
N an obstinate resistance, the rebels surrendered
IS discretion. Gen. LearVille was slightly wounded
The insurgents had twenty-six guns, and furnishe
D, arms to the populace, who threw up baTricades
IN ment, and order is completely restored Six hun
ID dFed insurgents have been taken prisoners. Pub
III lie order has not been disturbed in any other par
$; of the peninsula. Measures have been taken t
% insure the maintenance Of public security in Gaia
"a lonia where some insurrectionary movements ar
a. apprehended among the garrisons. Marshal Con
o. cha has assumed the military command of CatalC
Il mia, and Gen. Zerrano in Andalusa. A Telegram
le from Barcelona, June "a, says some companies 0
II troops in Genoa garrison reVoted yesterday unde
j. their suhaltern officers, and proceeded toWar
the frontier. The troops remaining faithful to tn
government are marching to cutoff their retreat
"a Barcelona and Catalonia are quiet. A Telegram
"A from Barcelona of June "a says the soldiers VIII
u reVolted at Genoa have taken refuge in France
= the number Of 700. They were Immediately di
n armed and conveyed to Ceret.
A dispatch from Madrid of June rs says tran
a. guilty prevails throughout Spain. The superb
a officers of the regiments which revolted at Madr
. did their duty bravely--l3 were killed and
/ wounded in endeavoringto induce the troops
Z return to their allegiance. The nsurgent Sc
y geants and corporais will be shot to-day I'll
II Total number Of killed and wounded at Madrid We
y 100.
y BoKH42A.
Russians have occupied Hogend in Bokhar
d after seven days lighting The loss of the Bol
20 hariaRs was considerable. OF the Russians onl
100 were killed. The latter have cut off the road
thereby placing the Bmir of;Eokhara in q most CT
tiea position.
d PRUSSIA.
!, telegram from Berlin, June Is, says it isstate
> that the Rrussian government intends to inatru
+ its representatives abroad to declare to the go
ernments to which they are accredited, that ii
9 circulation Of false intelligence by the Austria
= authorities relative to tie foreible enrolments j
4 Prussia in Bohemia, is breach of information
law, and their object is to present to the Austria
Z population the war which has broken out in tl
y light of war of determination against the inhal
2 itants Prussia has decided not to carry out
the case Of Hanover, the measures allowed by il
I teFnational law against the trade and shipping
4 ahostile country and has instructed che command
ers Of the Prussian men-of-WGs to neither blockad
- hanogerian ports, nor seize private property
- sea- with the exception of condsaband of war, bt
longing to HanoRerians
~ brunswick has notified the PruEsian goyernmer
y. sails for reform.
9. A telegram from Berlin says it is officially al
OF nouneed that the Prusgian alliance has been a,
y cepted by all the North German States, with I'll
"a exception Of Saxony, Hanover, Hesse and Nassau
Y Hungarian deserters have come into the Prussia