Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
Resignation Of the Comptroller
OF the Treasury.
Gold Closed Last Night at 15O rs.
Associated Press Report.
Foreign News.
Arrival of the steamer PreIrre.

Arrival Of the Steamer Prefrre.
NEw YoRK, July 1.-THE steamship
Preirre from Have the 5th, via Brest has
| arrived.
BREsr, July 7,-Prussia and Italy have
refused an armistice. I'd
The Italians have crossed the Po.
There is nothing later from the Liverpool
cotton market than received by the Nova
| Seotian.
A telegram from Liverpool on the morn
ing of the 9TH gives the following prices,
which are probably, however, the closing
rates of the 9th .-- boa
Consols S6s@s63. .-a.....- A.. f- --4l.-.
United States 6-20s 67@67I. -. ...s
Erie shares 37@37t, .r---
Illinois Central shares 77677f.
The Derby Cabinet has been installed.
From Paris papers Of the 7th
The Augsburg Gazette says: Benedek has
demanded 10000 endorsements. 81
The same paper has report that Arch
Duke Albert has been appointed to super
cede Benedek. lEf -rr--. ta raiii'-i
The Notifications of Vienna are being
increased and 5000 guns are being put in
position. -4--.- E..
A Prussian army from Hesse has entered
Bavaria.
A fight occurred at Meinnegenor, on the
4th, between a Bavarisn corps and a Prus-
sian army under Earl Fullkenstein. No
particulars. Ea-7- -8 r--5-.
The Austrians have entirely evacuated
Lombsrdy and retired across the Mincio.
The following are extracts from the news
brought by the Preirre:
VIENNA, Thursday, July Seen. Bene-
dek addressed the following dispatch to the
Emperor yesterday: "After brilliant con-
test OF 1--we hours duration before EoniEs-
rrafV r u Lima ha a
my, favored by the rain, succeeded in es-
tablishing himself unperceiyed at Chlum.
Our lines being thus broken through, we
were compelled TO retire. The retreat was
effected composedly on Parduleitz. The
losses are not yet known, but they are con-
Siderable"
It's announced that Gen. ClamgalIas, in
command Of the LIST corps Of the Army of
the North, Field Marshal Baron Henik-
stien, chief of the staff, and Major General
Krissmantez will be brought before court
martial ... .r-r H.rf. r H.rs.a
BERLIs, July 5-The Queen has been sew
eral times 10 see the wounded who have ar
rived here, and has received several ova-
tions from the public ~.
The victory gained by the Prussians has
produced great enthusiasm in Berlin.
TRENTEEAU, July 5.-The army under the
orders of the Prince Royal, although some
distance from the field of battle, succeeded
BY the greatest efforts, in getting into line
in time enough to direct the attack against
the right wing of the Austrians, which act
decided the victory. ... .-.a--. .
The King decorated the Prince on the
field of battle with the order of military
merit.
The Paris Psyes of July 5th says: In
Austria the people are so dismayed by the
successes of the Prussians that some are
found sufficiently lost to all sense of propri-
ETY. as to designate as a traitor General De
Goblentz, whose corps was destroyed at
Trentensu.
Originally a command was offered him in
Italy, but he demanded to serve in BOhe-
mia, that he might have an opportunity to
take his revenge on the Prussians who
who chased him out of Holstein. and who
have now so completely conquered him.
The Federal troops have entered the ter
ritory Of Wetzlan.
Garibaldi's headquarters are at Tomato.
He has about 5000 men under his COM
mand- They are not completely equipped,
but are armedIand have plenty of munitions
Owing to the appearance Of Garibaldi the
war is likely 10 assume a peculiar charac-
ter.
Some Tyrolese priests have raised up a
portion of the peasants by representing the
Italians as bandits, and Garibaldi as anti
Christ.
GrTcH1S, July .-oficial-Ye yesterday
morning at seven o'clock the Prussian army
under the command of the King in person,
encountered the Austrians under Field
Marshal Benedek between Horzizite and
Konigsgratz. The battle was bloody and
lasted twelve hours. The enemy main
tanned his position behind Bizitriz with the
greatest obstancy for SIX hours. Towards
two O'Clock P. NJ, the position was carried
by assault, after which the enemy was
rapidly driven from his other positions. In
the evening, about o'clock, the remainder
of the Austrian army MAS in full retreat
The route Of the enemy is complete
MILAN, July 5.-A corps of the Bavarian
army has entered the Austrian Tylol, NOV
ing towards Italy
It is stated positively that the Austrians
have abandoned all the positions occupied
on the right bank of the Mincio-
FLoRKScE, July 4-The public journals
declare that if the Austrian troops evscu--
ate Venetia TO march against the Prussians,
the Italian army will pursue them closely
until q junction is effected between the
Italian and Prussian armies. They believe
in an immediate resumption of the cam
paign which will be continued until the
Austrian monarchy is dismembered.
AVienna dispatch states that the Italians
lost5O0 killed and wounded in the attack
on Monte Suello. Hl