The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-07-21

FIVE at Grerenbay. The malady is at
Berlin and several other Prussian
cities; and also in several places in
France, and with great intensity at
Anxious. No cases as yet at Paris. At
Antwerpe "a deaths had occurred.
Additional foreign news, according
to Prusslan accounts, represent that
they defeated the A ustrians on the 9th,
28th and Both.
The following are the latest Austrian
kilograms
Perdubitze. June 29.-The Prussian
army of the Elbe was completely de-
feated yesterday, leaving one-third of
their number. dead and wounded on the
field when they withdrew, to Prussian
territory, toward Glotz. The Austrian
cavalry, under Elephere, drove the
Prussians out of Jacen, compelling
them to evaeuate Miliek and Tepa.-
The Prussian army on the Silissian
frontier is commanded by Frederick
William Wederal. whose army is on
the point of marching from Frankfort,
and battle is anticipated at Craiw.
An Austrian dispatch says the Prus-
SLAMS were defeated at Sleventen on the
18th.
The Austrians acknowledge that the
Prussians have destroyed their rail-
ways and seriously interrupted CON-
munication with different points.
Washington, July 1.-THE Senate
passed bill extending to the Southern
States the benefit of the three-acres
bill granting lands for establishments
of agricultural pursuits. Also the
bill rejecting the time and manner of
electing United States Senators. It
requires voting to be viva voce.
The House passed joint resolution
providing for the ahiform organization
of the militia of the States and Terri
tories, and for the distribution among
them of two-thirds of ordnance stores,
excepting the States lately in rebellion.
A bill passed granting the right of way
to any telegraph company over public
roads.
The State department has no official
information whatever concerning the
reported instruction in Cuba.
The king of Italy has asked assis-
thnce from the Emperor Of France
against Austria, to protect the Island
of Sardinia and important concessions
on Roman questions.
Philadelphia, July s2.-Loss by the
fire yesterday S2,000,000, Several
hundred hands were thrown out of en-
ployment.
Washington, July 12.-It is rumor-
ed that Attorney General Speed has
resigned, and that Secretary Harlan
will do the same.
Gen. Grant has issued orders direc-
ting that department, district and post
commanders in the rebel States arrest
all persons charged with crime, offenses
against officers, agents, citizens and
inhabitants of the United States, ire
spective of color, where civil authori-
ties have failed, neglected, or are una
BILE to bring such culprits to trial, and
detain them in military confinement
until a proper judicial tribunal may be
willing and ready to try them.
New York, July 13.-The United
States steamship Persia, with Liver
pool dates to the Both via Queenstown
the LIST, arrived here to-day.
The brokers' circular of the 29th, re-
ports sales of the week $4,000 bales,
including $3.50 taken by spectators
and 10000 by exporters. The market
opened with an advance of 1O14d.,
closing with an advance Of aO1d. for
the week for American and 1OI4d. for
other descriptions. Authorized quo-
tations quote Orleans middling l4d.;
uplands 134. Letters per Persia are
encouraging. Actual stock on hand at
Liverpool 10000 bales less than was
estimated, of which 10000 bales are
American. Total stock on hand $685.
600 bales, of which $4,000 are Ameri-
can.
The Hanoverian army surrendered
to the Prussians and returned home.
Of the desperate battle fought at Boz
hemia accounts are conflicting. A
Berlin dispatch says that the Prussians
drove the Austrians on 9th and 29th,
capturing 5000 men.
Vienna kilograms claim that the
Austrians captured Is guns and many
prisoners in the fight at Tarnau. The
Austrians are said to have lost from
four to six thousand killed and wound
ed, and the Prussians one thousand.
Great rejoicing at Berlin over the al
legged victory. The people had pre-
sented an address to the king.
A Vienna dispatch says that Bene-
dek has prevented a junction of the
army of Frederic Charles and the
army of Silissia, and was successful on
the 9th and 26th of June. killing and
wounding a great number of the enemy.
The London Times says the action
was not decisive.
Lord Derby has been forced from
making the new cabinet exclusively
tory. Trouble threatened by the Lon
don populace on reform question.
Washington, July J3.--Secretary
Dennison has resigned. He writes
President Johnson that the call of the
Philadelphia Convention is antagonis-
tic to the policy of the party who NOM
mated and elected Lincoln, and there
fore withdrew from the cabinet. Ru-
mors are credited that other resigna-
fiona vsH foiiovu