The national Republican., 1866-07-11

81 "rF LATER FROM. EUROPE. 4...
Come Rspulses Of the Prussians-Th. italian
KiaE Claims Drawn B.ssis-Asssrian
Strategy. 20. frtta 80
Nsw Yoak. July 1o--Ths stsausr City Of Lon.
don, from Liverpool on the 27th, via Qusenstown
on the asth, hss arrived II - n -Ilrs
|. PAREusIrz, June 81 Evening s.--sincs 10 O'Clock
this morning contiauous hre Of artillery has been
Kept up BY ths Austrian aud Prus.ian forces BE-.
tween Nsustadt aod Nuohad, in Bohsmis- The
Prussians were repulsed near Skalits, where the
cavalry took part 10 the action. This evening the
Prussans were beaten, and In fall retreat lsav.
Ing their dead and woundsd. b. .#a e..s..
BsRLiH, June 27--BvsninR The engagement
hieh took place yesterday o. Paslas to the Of
Turnan was Of very spirited character, and lasted
until midnight. Last night the army Of the Eibs
had 9 successful engagement near Turuan, taking
seven Austrian ofAosrs and Ave hundred men pris.
BaRSs, June 21-The Austrians have returned
to the hrst station upon stsva. The Itaiiaus hay,
taken up position nsar Rout Du DiabIs.
PaAsgs, Jans 26,-The Prassisas destroyed The
iailsay bridge between werdon and ,aronsmuts.
A. Oldsnburg the people resisted the Prunians
The KioR Of saxony left Prague to-day. i' .Esl'
LIvsnrooL, June 2s Cotton more quiet. Mid.
ding uplants barely laid. Brsadstufs and pro-
Losnos, July 10 -con.ols ssTas7 U.s.s,2o,
e4iso41 Bank rate Of discount unchanged. y q
FLoRsscs, June % In The battle Of Custossa
The Austrian forces numbered 10000 men. The
First army corps Of the reserve on the heights 10
the len Of va'sgsio, held IN check ovsrwhslmipg
oumbsrs Of Aa trisns, bsfots which Gen. Grain
had been forced to rstirss 'esxio's division and
the cavalry Of the line protsctsd the retreat Of the
army, effected in good order sPsamsls's divisions
took prisoners an entire battalion Of Austrian
ohasssurs. The italian cavalry had seversi en-
gagsments With the Austrians, who suffered heavy
losses, and the Third army corps about one thou.
al mi - -.
those Of the enemy are bslieysdto bs still greater.
The Italian osvalry lid not abandon their position
nor were they overcome until after the enemy had
rsinforosments towards nightfaii. Both Italians
tions. T.r~tt tI}f,.il,'-t7Il'l'' "a -
visHuA, June 27.-Bsusdsk's passive attitude
10 accounted for BY his desire to have the Federal
troops form Junction with bis armv, apd also TO
allow the Prussiaps to advance into Bohemia, 80 bs
Gan cut Oh their retreat. There 10 . disssnsion
hsing opposed TO insurrsction unless the Ans{rians
suffer defeat, snd the other party fsvOrins Timms.
diats insurrecfion. 49, 49,.
FLosiros, June ~ Til. King Of Italy ys.tsr.
day requested the assistance Of France ag~ius Aus
tris. sdsffss IN exchange the Island of sauiina n
addition to Important concessions upon the Roman
The King addrssssd'n dispatch TO the President
OF the Council, saying the battle of the Path was
neither lost nor won. He adds: IT have ordered
the concentration OF all our forces TO resume the
campaign. Our army Is In excellent spirits, and
anxious TO Be- led to battle" 90 s. - taI--
General stokles and the Habsas Corpus.
= CHARLEsroS, July 10 In return to tho writ Of
habeas corpns granted by the United States Dstrct
Cours 10 The cnse Of Miohasl Costello sontissd In
the Charlestonjail the officer refused to obsy sny
ing that the prisoner was held under the Presi-
dents proclamation Of September is, 1868 He
also produced an order from Secretary Stanton, In
struoting him not to deliver up the prisoner on .
writ OF ha6cas oo,p1. The court granted eostin-
uancs Of the case for another day. ..
Gen. Siokles made tho following endorsement on
the writ Of attachment served on him BY the Uni cd
States Marshal Al Chsrlsston this morning for
contempt; % .a. H.. q. .g.Er q ss-.arfrf d ...
In compliance with orders from superior asthor.
ity decline TO be arrested. t..-,
~ q W u al ''''' DANIEL e. sickLss,
-.yHrt 1.-r, a .g Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Cen. 6isklss recsived the Marshal courteously
and told him that he had telegrsphed TO Washing.
ton for Instructions :. O. 7'0''. .' no.
The reply Of Secretary Stanton indorssd the
courss Of Gen. Siokles. aud ordered him not to bs
arrsstsd, and, If force was used, TO resist with
whatever force was necessary. .ar
This action Is taken In accordance with President
Lincolns proclamation Of 1868
Judge Bryan has ordered all the proceedings to
be laid before the President