Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-09
Foreign News.

NEW York, July S.-The steamship Sax
onia, from Southampton, 9th, arrived here
this evening with four days later news from
Europe.
In the House Of Lords, on Monday, June
25th, Lord Russell announced that in con-
sequence Of the hostile vote of the House of
Commons on that day week, the Ministry
had felt it to be their duty to tender their
resignation, but Her Majesty having in
v;ted them to reconsider their determine
ton, they awaited the result Of an interview
with the Queen on Tuesday before deelar-
ing their definite resolution. Under these
circumstances be proposed an adjournment
until Tuesday evening, which was sgreed
to.
In the House Of Commons. on tho 25th,
Gladstone announced that he had received
the Queens permission to acqusint the
House that after the vote of Monday week,
and the debates which had preceded it,
Lord Russell and his colleagues had ten
dered their designations, but Her Majesty
had not deemed it advisable TO accept them
without further consideration and without
the advantage of personal communication.
The Queen was now on her way to London
and would give Lord Russell and himself
audience on Tuesday. Under the circum-
stances he proposed that the House should
adjourn until Tuesday evening. The House
accordingly adjourned
PRAGUE, June 22.-The Prussians have
passed across the Heighths of Halledorf
where they had an encounter with the Sax
on troops. They seized twelve locomotives
in Plunenneiss-
June 2S.-Hostilities have been com
meneed by the Prussisn Army Corps in ST.
lesia. Early yesterday morning three
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connoitre towards Zuckmantil, Friedberg
and Freiwalden. The last Of these detach-
ments, between Breeitenfurt and Sandhu-
bel, come upon an Austrian regiment of
huzzars. The Prussians' needle gun was
very effective, and enabled the 10th fusileer
regiment TO repulse easily the charge ofthe
huzzars. The Austrisns lost nine men
killed and five wounded. No casualties
occurred on the Prussisu side.
REIcEENBAcH, June PA slight skirmish
has taken place between the Prussian
Magdebury regiment Of Hussars and Bran
denhurg dragons, and TIE Austrian Ra-
detzki and Techerean Hussars. ThePrussian
Lieut.. Major Leicht was wounded. The
enemy lost several prisoners ru5-.r0.
It is officially announced that two at
tempts have been made by the Hanoverian
army to break through the Prussion line be-
tween Esenach and Gotha- The second
attempt which was made, fnotTithstauding
the truce agreed upon until 8 A. NJ on the
a5th inst, was repulsed BY the 4th regiment
Of Prussian infantry. The Prussians sus-
tanned no loss, but several of the HanoTeri-
ans were, wounded arEFEF FeH
GorHG, June 2, The Commander-in-
Chief of the Hanoverian troops has de-
clared himself willing to espitulate to the
Prussian troops Il the HanoYerian officers
are personally canvinced that Hzaoyerian
is completely shut in BY superior number
of Prussian troops. i77i7771 i1al
1t is believed, that the officers viii be per
mitted 70 withdraw with all honors Of war,
together with their arms and horses, and a
free choice of a future residenes will be left
to the King and Crown Prince Of Hanover.