Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02
Later ana Important from Europe.

aehleFed 1t deserve to be honored as bene-
factors Of their race
g treaty Of peace has been signed be-
tween Austria and Prussia commenced at
noon Gu the 23d.
"There was more fighting on the 22d,
the Austrians claiming the action.
'sThe Earl Of Shaftesbury has protest
ed In the House Of Commons against re-
form meetings. !.
in discussion on the tariff, Sir John
Paklngton admitted that England was be-
hi2d other nations.
"a severe engagement took place on
the 20th off the Island Of LISA. The Aus
TRANS claimed the victory, They sunk
the Italian iron-clads- running down one
and blowing up three"
The latest by the cable is an account of
a riot in London, caused by the suppress
ion Of q reform meeting, by the govern
ment, No particulars.
TIE GERMAN WAR.
The prus,lan headquarters are still at
.5urna, bat troops were still arriving. Two
Nilyi5iens 21fe marclsing on Laulonbure
70 be Eetelnsauricaticn between (Oi
iitatz- ta}ad |ienna, The Aaatrians }are
falling back, ca Ereeburg.
The Austfians had destroyed couamuai-
cation between Dresden and Prague. That
between Titan and Prague is being re-es-
tablished.
It is stated that negotiations are in pro-
gross for q three days truce, bat not fer
an armistice.
The Austrians, in sot=ccsting to Vienna,
had destroyed the bridges on the Lon bavdy
and Venetian railroad.
Nothing has been heard Of Tie neace
negotiations. the prof;oroi mediation Of
Napoleon being practically disyogarled by
Prussia and Italy.
Che London Times thill3s that the last
days Of the House Of Hapeburg hare come.
Jhe Emperor is busy packing up lis val
tables, ready to be sent to Comore.
The Times says that when Austria ceas-
es to- be German she mast become Hun
garian, CT cease TO exist.
The Russian papers speak strongly a.
5ainst any interference Of France IN Ger
man matters. Russia officially denies the
intention Of annoxing Bohemia and Mora
via. Such annexation would only place
obstacles in the way Of the assembling
German J. arIianent.
The levy ordered throughput the mari
time regions OF France has been counter
manded, aud the arining Of the Erenei1
feet has been suspended
The Vienna journals deny the reports
of disaifection in Hungary. Preparatory
measures have been taken FOR levy en-
masse ia Hungary, ia the event Of g PruS-
sian invasion
The Pruss;ans entered Darnlstadt on tie
18Th.
,oa I, rs eax4la7t5I5 At It frd Az G
and issued q proclamation ANNOUNCING tlle'
assumption Of the governments Of Nassau
and Frankfort
The pruss;ans have also occupied por-
tons Of Bohemia and Darmstadt. Sever
al Frankfort Journals have been suppressed
professionally.
The Frankfort Senate has been dissolv-
ed.
In Southern Germany the Prussians es-
tablished their headquarters at Sunden-
burg, Oh the 18th.
The correspondent of the London Times
with the Prussian army says that another
Prussian reserve is about to be formed,
which Will raise the army - 800, 000, eZ-
elusive Of reserves III garrisols and fort
resses.
The Times correspondent with the AUS
TRAN army says that the reserves Of Aus
tria are not sapped, and although the ar
10y has lost much Of its confidence, 1T has
not lost courage The Austrian army in
the front Of Vienna and il the field is now,
for the first time, numerically greater than
the Prussian grand army, i the latter be
as we suppose it to be, by the
necessity Of It's position in keeping open its
communications and occupying captured
places.
4 VICTORY FOR TIE ITALIANS.
On the 17(h the Italians, in force, at
tackled Borgoforte The cannonade lasted
several hours. During the night the Aus
trims Withdrew, abandoning their guns,
and provisions. 1'ho tete dtS
pant at Mattegiana and the forts at Roch-
eta and the Bocca dc Cardo we're destroy
ed By ,he italian artillery. The Italians
occupied yofEotIte, alld were en;hua;as-