The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-01
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A dispatch from the headquarters
of Garibaldi, dated July 18. says: in
consequence of recent o engagements
and occupation of Combuno by the
volunteers, the AustrIans IN Fort An
gola have been compelled to capitu-
late, conditionally after an obstinate
defense. e8 Eli vd Esroaaa
Intelligence from Rooig reports that
the Austrlalls had erected abattis on
all the roads leading, to Padua. and
that ,Breyian, the egcommander of the
fortress of Verona, had ordered the
inhabitants to provide themselves
with provisions for three months.
- Prussia. The Minister of the In
terror had hadian interview with some
of the leaders of the political parties
in Prussia in reference to the eonvo-
cation efothe German Parliament.
Some prominent men of the National
party, belonging to the different Ger
man States, had been invited byPrus-
sia to take part In the conference
The official journal says the Prussian
governments has no intention Ofscon-
trolling the desire to give the German
nation the benefit of its advances to
consult for that purpose, regardless of
party politics, or those men who place
national unity above all tother consid-
erations. .arA3dsg. ssei - sul Is
ITALY.-A decree had been officially
promulgated organizing an admins
tration for Y enetia. s5i5 Il 55at Tg.
NEW YORK, July 30.-The French
steamship Vellede arrived at this port
last evening, having left Brest on the
21st. Brest. has been decided by the
French Government to be 16 miles
farther fromsNew York than liver
pool. The passage of this steamer is
fully equal if not superior to the
British steamer Scotia made year
ago from Pesth, July 10th. / .s
The following royal manifesto has
just been issued here: II ao rs5iJi +
1otae Loyal People Of My Kingdom.
an Hungary:
The hand of Providence weighs
heavily upon US. In the conflict into
which | have been drawn, not volun-
tarily. but by force of circumstances,
every human calculation has been
frustrated, save only the confidence |
placed in the heroic bravery of my val
liant army. Most grievous are the
heavy losses by which the ranks of
those brave men have been smitten,
and my paternal heart feels the bitter
ness of that grief with all the families
affected. To put an end to the unequal
contest, to gain time and opportunities
to fill up voids occasioned by the cam
paign and to concentrate my force
against the hostile troops occupying
the hostile portion of my Empire,
have consented, with great sacrifices,
to the conclusion of an armistice. /
now turn confidently to the faithful
people of my Kingdom of Hungary,
and that readiness to make sacrifices 20
repeatedly displayed in arduous times.
The united exertions of my entire
empire must be set in motion, that
the conclusion of the wished for
peace may be secured upon fair con-
ditions. 1t is my profound belief
that the warlike sons of Hungary, ac-
tuated by the feelings of hereditary
valor, will yaliantly hasten under my
banners to the assistance of her kim
dred and for the protection of their
country which is also threatened by
the events of war. Rally, therefore,
in force to the defense of the invaded
empire. Be worthy sons OF your
valiant forefathers, whose heroic
deeds gained never fading wreaths OF
laurel for the glory of the Hungarian
name. (Signed) FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Vienna, July Z, 1866.
The Marquis Popate las been APP
pointed State Commissioner at Padua,
Signor Mardena at Valencia, and
Signor Hataeni at Rooig.
| Prince Napoleon arrived at Venice
on the 10Th. y
A Russian dispatch says great prep
arations are being made at Constan-
tinople for the grand reception of Mr..
Fox, the bearer of the address from
the United States to Russia, congrat-
ulating the Czar on his escape from
assassination.
The Captain General of Madrid has
issued an order commanding ell arms
| to. be delivered up to the authorities
within forty-eight hours.
In the money market the discount
demand at bank continued moderate.
Exchange in the morning was in
slightly increased demand at 61d to z
per cent. The bank rate is unehang-
ed.