The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-25

18th says:
A report prevails that Berlin has
declared to the italian Cabinet that
an armistice on the basis of the ces-
sion of Venetia is inadmissable.
The Italian government, in reply, is
said to have announced its resolution
to continue offensive operations
against the Austrian Empire without
relaxation, in conformity with the en-
gagements entered into by Prussia and
Italy, till both these powers shall
have obtained from Austria satisfac-
tory terms for the conclusion of peace.
The Narzi0ne, of Florence, of July
18th. submitted a statement Of the
conditions formerly stipulated by
Prussia and Italy The former power
demanded the exclusion of Austria
/ from the German Confederation. The
Narzione adds: This was admitted by
France, who undertook to obtain the
consent Of the Vienna cabinet to the
evacuation by Austria of the Austri
! an provinces occupied by Prussia
during the armistice. On the part of
| Italy, the conditions were the cessa-
ton of Italian territory beside Aus
l trian dominion, including the Tyrol
Austria has to make cessation direct
to Italy, without compensation, and
not to raise the Roman question
during the negotiations for peace. 1t
appears that these conditions have
heenl found inadmissable at Vienna,
and the Austrian government has re
solved to try the fortunes of war;
@.Ene London Globe of the 18th says
I according to present appearances the
| Prussians will be before Vienna in a
week or ten days The Prussians oc-
cupied Prague on the 9Th, garrisoning
the place with 5000 troops. ~ a.,
The engagement near Kessing had
no result, and they are concentrating
near Schooenfurst to give battle
again. o ~ 81. - a5a.a.... 90 Is 6.
Vienna dispatches state that the
Austrian forces infKenetia are being
withdrawn before the Italians, but the
fortresses remain strongly garrisoned
for defence, but without support from
the army. .as 1aa
La France of the 18th says the at
tack of the Italians upon Venetia rem
ders Prince Napoleon's mission fu-
tile, and it has been abandoned.
France is actively armipg her iron
clads to be sent to Venice. ,h. 1895
The Emperor of Austria is making
concessions to Hungary. He an
nounces the conscription as suspended,
and calls upon the Hungarians tovol-
unteer.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The steamer
Scotia from Liverpool 18th via
!, Queenstown 18th, arrived this even
) ing.
! The telegraph feet arrived off Val
; entia on the 18th. The cable was sue
eessfully spliced to the shore end, and
the Great Eastern commenced paying
+ out. Religious service took place al
Vaientia prior to the commencement
y of operations. aa aa
England politics unimportant.
|, The government stated in the House
: of Lords that preparations were max
ing to arm the British troops with
| breech-loaders. ..4
: Another serious bank suspension
! (the Birmingham Banking Company,
was announced on the morning of the
! 18th. The liabilities are computed tc
! be over two millions sterling Thi;
is severe calamity to a large. number
o of Birmingham houses. a ,gox
4 The accounts as to the progress o.
!. French mediation are conflicting
Nothing authentic has trahspired.
y, The threatened armed Intervention
n of France is not confirmed, but
: French vessels have gone to Venetia
1t is reported that Prussia has de
clined the armistice. ~.
4 French journals declare that France
e Prussia and Italy have come to ar.
: rangements upon proposals to be made
Z to Austria upon this basis Austri;
n to be excluded from the German con
federation.
The London Times declared Eng
" land would not follow France in hel
: intervention from the German confed
+ ton. The Times declares interven
1 ton as calculated to aggravate evils
e The Prussians had rested at Swei
than, their headquarters, but resumed
the march again,
1t was reported that Benedek's arm,
was rapidly reorganizing on the 18th
u His forces were estimated at 10000
al exclusive of cavalry and artillery, ant
20 daily increasing.
- The London Globe says the Prus
I SLAMS are within week or ten days
E. E. march of Vienna.
&c The Bavarians assert that the bat
:. tie near kessengen had no result.
CT Jaldini occupied Roogo.
5 Flying columns of the Napolatain
as guard had successes over the Aus
ae trians on the Shiltin.
J. --latest by the Scotia via Liverpool.l
~ ~ LONDON, Friday P. NJ, July 13.-
W W The mediations for peace have mad
u no apparent progress. The Prussia
70 army continues to advance and tn
. Austrians are regaining strength.
ne LONDON, July IA, Egening.-Th