Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

ssHaI al- 90 El'I
! | fighting, the Prussiau army is in excelleni
spirits. aJ ! -1irr3ai 1la
Another dispatch announces the arrival
of the King at Getzehin, where he was re-
ceived by Prince Frederick Charles.
: The streets every where showed traces OF
an engagement
!. The enemy fed in disorder, under cover
of the night. --t 1885,
The conduct of the Prussian troops wss
excellent The Corps of Guards repeatedly
rePulsed charges Of icaTalry without form
ing squares. ~
The Headquarters of Prince Frederick.
has been removed beyond Getzchin.
The junction of the First and Second
Army Corps was completely effected
The number of Austrian prisoners exceeds
5000. III A 1A
An Italian regiment forming part of a
contingent Of Austria TO strengthen the Sth
corps, had arrived at Frankfort
A Getzchen telegram of the Sd states that
a Vienna telegram of the 2Sth ult, an-
nouneing the hiss Of eighteen guns by the
Prussians is officially denied The Prus-
SLAMS have not lost a single gun, but cap
tared twenty-four Austrian guns and eight
flags. -
| On the evening of the 30th Prussian
captured Gag and 25e prisoners.
The King lett on the Sd for the outposts
of the army under the Crown Prince. 81
The Duke of Coburg had arrived at Getz-
chin. 49, .
A Berlin official telegram of the Sd, states
! that General Bsnedek found himself com
| PEELED, in consequence of the dissolution
Of the corps of General Gobienz, and
the retreat of the Austrian and Saxon
/ AronRc - Oh L.. L.
menced near Getzchin and concentrate the
army at more distant point.
A Getzchinf telegram of July I'd states
that l5,0e0 Austrian prisoners have been
made by tho Prussians since the 26th. and
20. 600 Austrians have been killed and
wounded.
The Austrian army has retired TO strong
posit on between Josephstadt and Konigh-
graiz. According to the statement of some
of the captured officers, the soldiers are
discouraged, and the army in state of dis
solution. So
The desertion of the italian soldiers was
The retreat of the Austrians was very
precipitate--
The London Times of the 4th says: Hor-
rible as the carnage has been, it must be
looked upon as mere prelude to pitched
battle now unavoidable, in which quarter
of a million of men will probably be en-
gagged on either side.
About 1000 men of the federal army corps,
at Wetzlar, levied contributions on the in- |
habitants and left in the direction of Gies-
sen. ~
Austria and Italy.
The Austrians claim the capture of 1000
Italians at Custozza, and fourteen guns.
HEADQUARTERS ITALIAN ARMY, June 3d.
Nothing of importance has occurred. The |
enemy's patrols make frequent reconnois-
sances on the right bank of the Mincio. |
They are watched BY our cavalry patrols |
Four squadrons Of Austrian huzzars had /
advanced on Italian territory TO the right Of /
the MinciO, but were encountered by the
third squadron of the Foggia Lancers and
compelled to retreat to Goito and Rivalto
The Austrian loss is several killed.
HEADQ'Rs ITALIAN ARMY,
TARRE MALLMBERT, July Ist, 1866 |
The Austrian cavalry continue to make
reconnaissance
No engagement has taken place since yes
terday's encounter in which the Foggia
Lancers made 40 Austrians' prisoners.
The troops are in excellent health and
spirits. M 1-a
The divisions which suffered the most
during the battle Of Custozza are in no way
despirited and express their eagerness to be
again placed at the front in the next battle.
Victor Emanuel has sent telegram to
the King of Prussia congratulating him
upon the recent soccesses of the Prussian
armies.
Florence, July 3.-An official report from
the Headquarters of the Italian army de-
MES the accuracy Of the third bulletin,
issued by the Austrian Commander, in
which the latter announced that the garri
son nf A8S;-t.sa nas sGrl en- ! q he :; 2sd OF
lane. The engagement with the garriroA-or
Mantua is declared TO have been only few
volleys fred by the outposts on each side.
The Austrians continue to make incur
sions from the venetian frontier into the
Italian territory on the right bank of the
kinico. They have also burnt several brid-
ges on the Adage.
The Italian Doasta regiment of Lancers
had an engagement with 800 Austrian Hus-
sars at MEDAL The Hussars was dispersed |
with a loss of Is prisoners and 20 horses.
One Austrian officer was taken prisoner; f;
another killed.
PARIs, July 5.-The Moniteur of this
evening says letters speak of great animosi
ty prevailing in Bohemia against the Prus-
slams, especially at Murchengratz, NachOd
and Turuar. ---- t,,..,.-
The La France of this evening says: We
believe we are able to state that the Aus
trians crossed the Mincio in considerable
force to-day.
! RoME, July 2.--At the ceremonies held
on the occasion Of the feast of ST. Peter, the I
Pope renewed his protest against annexa-
ton to Italy of provinces formerly belong
ing TO tue States Of the Church. 5 a
aBUcHGRIsr, July I.-Scenes of violence
took place in this town yesterday, being |
directed against the jews. The populace
their synagogue. Many Jews
took refuge at the Austrian Consulate.
The Housa, from New York, arrived at
Cowes or the 4th inst n1
Spain. s-l tr-sI |
Public order remains undisturbed in
Madrid and the provinces. The bill grant
ing the Government extraordinary powers
was passed. -
MADRID, July 3--The Chamber Of Depu-
ties voted yesterday bill for the subvertion
of constitutional measures brought forward
by Marshal O'Donnell. it
hungary. 1
The Episcopal body has voted 100000
dorins for the relief of the wounded
The Hungarian msgnates will raise and
equip corps Of cavalry. -1
One thousand wounded soldiers had ar
rived at Pesth. -at f-