The Portland daily press., 1866-07-10
l5Y TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, July 10, 1855.

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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
DEFEAT OF THE ITALIANS,
THE HAN0VERIAN ARMY SURROUNDED
Repuise Of the Prusslans IN Gallicia.
New York, July s.-The steamship Saxonia
from Southampton on the morning of June
9th, arrived here at o'clock this evening
The steamship Nova Scotian from Quebec,
arrived out on the 25th, the Vile De Paris,
Allemania and Hermann from New York on
the 26th, the Brazilian from New York, the
Worcester from Baltimore, and the PropOntis
from Philadelphia arrived out on the 18th.
The United States war vessels Miantonomoh
and Augusta were at Spithead. @ = %
GREAT BRITAIN.
The laying. of the Atlantic Cable would
commence on the Both.
I'm the House of Lords on the 25th, Earl
Russell announced that in consequence of the
late, hostile vote in the House OF Commons,
the Ministry had rendered their resignation,
but the Queen invited them to reconsider
their determination. They awaited the result
OF an interview with the Queen, which would
take place on the 26th, before declaring a de-
finite resolution. sri sjtfsea- isi7T .rlaY4,
FRANCE. gi oF
In the Chamber, M. Lacabure attempted to
renew the discussion on foreign affairs. He
declared that the Chamber had a right to ex-
press its desire for peace before separating
M. Berryer claimed that it was his right and
duty to discuss question in which France
might be called upon to interfere. Loud
shouts drowned NJ. Berryer's voice and the
matter terminated. g 2
ass4 SPAIN. III
A military revolt took place at Madrid and
Barcelona and was suppressed. Seven hun
dred of the insurgents who took refuge in
France were disarmed and conveyed to Crete
drid. Tranquility prevails.
THE GERMAN WAR.
The Italian army crossed the Mincio without
meeting any opposition from the Austrians
1t then pushed on towards Peschiera, but was
repulsed by short cannonade from the forts
and strongholds. The italian army was en-
countered by the Austrians in great force in
the vicinity of Verona A great, battle began.
The Austrians repulsed both wings of the
Italian army. The fight was still going on.
The reported relief Of the Hanoverian army
is not confirmed. Negotiations tor capitula-
tion on honorable terms had been agreed upon
between the commanders of the Hanoverian
and Prussian FORCES. -. -
The Prussians had advanced into Upper
Silesia and Bohemia. They easily repulsed
the Austrian hussars, owing to the effective
power of the needle gun. Prince Charles'si
army met with no resistance in crossing the
Bohemian frontier.
It is expected that Gen. Benetlek win de-
bouch from Bohemia with the main body of
his army upon Gorlitz, compelling the Prusl
slams to evacuate Saxony by flank attack.
The Prussians are arming Goblentz and
Ehrenbreitstein against the Southren GER
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Sundays engagement between the AUS
TRANS and Italians near Verona lasted all day
and ended in the complete defeat Of the Ita-
lians, who were commanded by the King
Both armies fought most bravely. The TIA.
hans were repulsed at all points after severe
and bloody struggle The Italians recrossed
the Mincio on Sunday evening Prince Amo1
deus was wounded. The AusEians captured
1000 prisoners. The Austrians then took
Custozza by assault. The Austrians occupied
Bormis in Lombardy. " ..l4
Nothing is known of Benedek's movements.
The Prussians attacked Osviecim in Gallicia
but were beaten off with loss by the Austrians
The Hanoverian army had escaped through
the Prussian corps and reached Meningen.
Prussia viii not blockade the Hanoverian
ports nor seize private property, ~
Garibaldi intends marching through Tyrol
direct to Munich. e5a3l a.iss9
A later telegraphic despatch positively as
serts that the Hanoverian army is still COM
pletely surrounded The King Of Hanover
demanded twenty-four hours for deliberation
on the conditions upon which his army is to
capitulate. The demand has been granted
The King expects to receive assistance from
the Bavarian army.
SECOND DESPATCH. ah t
New York, July 8.-The London Times Of
the 9th contains several dispatches.
A Leipsic despatch of the 18th states that a
Prussian army corps had arrived, destined to
operate against Bavaria.
A Berlin despatch Of the 26th states that it
is positively announced that the Hanoyerian
army is completely surrounded.
A Florence despatch OF the 26th says the
papers there assert that the want of success
in the first battles is but a new motive for re-
doubled energy and perseverance. The coun-
try has full confidence in the army, and the
war against Austria will be continued until
the complete liberation of Venetia has been
accomplished. ,oh
An official despatch dated Brescia, evening
of the 25th, says-"TO-day in an engagement
between the italian volunteers and the Aus
trians, between the bridge Of Coffaro and
Londzene, the latter were repulsed, leaving
several killed and wounded.
A Paris despatch of the 26th says Madrid
telegraphic despatch announces proclama-
ton from O'Donnell, expressing his determi-
nation to vigorously repress all disturbances.
A letter from Madrid states that 1850 pris-
oners were taken during the revolt, 127 of
whom had been shot, The total number kill
ed was 1000 ae.sissi n1aa
A Carlsruhe despatch OF the 26th says the
Baden minister at Berlin has been recalled
The Grand Duke win join his forces to the
Federal army. .4- - 8 " hga
New York, July 8. The steamship Aleppo
from Liverpool 9th, and Queenstown 2Sth,
arrived this evening. Her advices are not
fully one day later except in commercial
point of view, than those per the Saxonia.
Steamship Erin from New York arrived out
on the 9th. o aa&
Latest by Telegraph to Queenstown.
London, June 27.-Evening. designations
of British ministers have been accepted.
The Earl Of Derby will probably be premier
and Lord Stanley foreign minister, but nothing
official has yet transpired. ~
There have been no further reports of fight
ing on the Continent.
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
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