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had felt it their duty TO tender their resiena-
tons, but her Majesty having invited them
to reconsider their discrimination. thew
awaited the result of an interview with the
Queen on Tuesday before declaring their
final resolution. Under the circumstance
they proposed an adjournment until Tues
day evening, which was agreed to.
In the House of Commons Monday, June
18th, Mr.. GLADSTONE announced that he
had received the Queens permission to ae-
quaint the House that after the vote on Mon
day week and the debate which had prece-
ded it, Lord RUSSELL and his colleagues had
rendered their designations, but her Majesty
had not deemed 1t advisable to accept them
without fuller consideration, and without
the advantage Of personal communication.
The Queen was now on her way to London,
and would give Lord RUSSELL himself an
audience on Tuesday. Under the eircum-
stances, he proposed that the House should
adjourn until Tuesday Adjourned.
PRAGUE Friday, June 22.-The Prus-
slams have passed across the heights Of HOl-
lidorf where they had an encounter with the
Saxon troops They have seized twelve To-
comotiYes in Pluen Heisst
SATURDAY, June 23.-Hostilities were
commenced by the Prussian army corps in
Silesia yesterday morning. Three Prussian
detachments were sent out to reconnoitre to-
ward Deuckmantil. Fiedburg and Frienwal-
den. The last of these detachments between
Breitenfull and Sandhubel, came upon the
Austrians and regiment of Hussars. The
Prussian needle gun was very effective, and
enabled the 10th Fusileers regiment to re-
pulse the charge of the Hussars The Aus
TRANS lost eight killed and five wounded.
No casualties occurred on the Prussian
side.
BERLIN, Monday, Juue 25.-The follow
ing official telegram has been received here:
REICHENBACH, June pa slight sIlir-
mish has taken place between the PrusSian
Migdeberg regiment of Hussars and the
Brandenburg Dragons, and the Austrian
Raditsl1y and Lechstein Hussars. One
Prussian lieutenant and Major Leicht were
wounded. The enemy lost several prison
ers.
1t is officially announced that attempts
have been made by the Hanoverian army to
break through the Prussian line between
Elbach and Gotha. The second attempt,
which was made Notwithstanding a truce
had been agreed upon until A. NJ, on the
25th instant, was repulsed by the 4th regi-
ment Of Prussian infantry. The Prussians
sustained no loss, but several of the Han
overians were wounded
GOTTA, Sunday, June 24-The Com
mander-in-Chief of the Hanoverian troops
has declared himself willing to capitulate to
the Prussian troops, if the Hanoverian Off
GERS are personally convinced that the Han
overian army is completely shut in by the
superior numbers of the Prussian troops. 1t
is believed the officers will be permitted to
withdraw with all the honors of war, with
their arms and horses, and that the choice Of
future. residence will be left to the King and
Grown Prince of Hanover. fIIJCL4
GOTTA, Monday, June 25.-It is stated on
good authority that negotiations for the
eapitulation Of the Hanoverians have been
without any result. The King of Hanover
insisted on free passage for his troops into
Bavaria, to aid Austria against Italy.
PARIS, June 26.-The Moniteur says the !
Hanoverians have succeeded in reaching the |
the territory of Wenenting, after having
eluded the different Prussian corps by which !
the were surrounded.
FRANKFoRT, Monday, June 25.-It is an
nounced here that the Hanoverian army has |
evaded near Witzen House, the Prussians, |
by whom it was surrounded.
VENICE, Saturday, June 23.-- According |
to announcements made by Austrian ont !
posts, the Italian army passed the Mincio /
this morning, near Gaeta, and are advancing /
slowly to Royeredo.
GAETA, Saturday, June 23.-The Italian |
army crossed the Mincio to-day without !
meeting any resistance from the Austrians.
VIENNA, Saturday, June 23.-This after
noon the Austrian Pulse brigade reached |
The outlying forts of Verona without loss, |
having been pushed back by a grately supe
rior force of Italian artillery, which, how i
ever did not charge. The Italians, advan-
cling upon both banks of the Mincio toward |
Peifschiert, were repulsed by a short canon
ade from the outer fort of that stronghold. |
Judging from the preparation upon the
lower 20, LIALDNI will throw bridges
across tonight near Palerzo.
VERONA, Sunday, June 24-2 P. MA |
great battle has been in progress since this
morning between the Italians and Austrians.
Both wings of the Italian army have
already been repulsed. The battle still con-
Linues.
BERNE, June 24-The Austrians have Oc-
cupied the heights of St. Elevio. CARL
BALDI is near Lake Gordon.
ITALIAN Headquarters, Sunday even
ing June PA desperate engagement has |
just taken place in front of Verona, lasting |
almost the whole day The first corps, |
which was intended to take position between I
Bescheira and Verona, did not succeed in /
the attack. The second and third army
corps were unable to deliver the first corps |
from the assault it had to sustain against an
overwhelming force. The latter corps are
almost intact. -
MILAN, June 25.-An Austrian detach-
ment has descended from the StilOo Pass,
and occupied Bormio in Lombardy last
night. rs sAt ---- .L.4t# s-- r..
The Austrian army, while advancing
toward the Mincio, was attacked to-day by |
The forces under the command of King VIC
TOR EMANUEL. Our army carried Monte
vinto by assault, and Custozza at the close Of
The engagement, at P. NJ. Our forces took
several cannon and many prisoners, and be-
laved with extraordinary valOr and endur-
lnce. The King employed in the attack the
Ah corps of the Army of the Mincio and
.he reserve. Prince AAIIDAs and many
Generals were wounded.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH no. ,.
AUSTRIAN HEADQUARTERS, BEsBIA, June
25.-The Imperial troops have repulsed the
enemy at all points, after a hot fight, but not
without considerable losses. CustOzza was
taken BY storm, which caused a fresh str1g-
gle before that position, in which 1000 Ital-
inns were taken prisoners. The troops are
by the best spirits.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH NO. g.
The Austrian fotiIla in the Lago-di-Gardi,
six gunboats, have cannonaded
The enemy entertainments on the LOmbardy
shore without sustaining any losses On the
23d inst, this evening, the Italians ID great
force crossed the Pc at several points below
Polezma.
The Imperial outposts withdrew and came
upon a accommodating party upon the line
Of Curlasone which they drove back, taking
several prisoners II / &. a III /
OFFICIAL DISPATCH NO. T.
vienna, Monday, June 25.-The Arch
duke ALBRECHT telegraphed from Zerder
evening, as follows
On the 23d inst. the troops of Mantua
made sOrtie upon the enemy's corps Of OBJ
servation at Curlatone, repulsed it and took
several prisoners, causing the retreat Of the
Italians across the MineiO.
The following telegraph has been received |
from the Archdnke ALBRIGHT, dated this
morning:
The enemy's forces are driven back, and |
our army re-crossed the Mincio yesterday |
evening. The Imperial army is in the best
and in excellent spirits.
The battle Of yesterday is called by the /
A rcldnka tha baftla of CurloZZa