Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

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N,v Yonx. yune lo.LThe steamer C,tyl
of Iondon with one day's later news has
arrived. Another great oatsie mas been
fought.
BERLIN, june s.-Tlu1 engsse'neus wncn
LOOK p'aos yessruay Az :-: ac,' ~ ."e o"4' 2,
lasted until midnight. The troops engaged |
were tho Prussian division, under Gen. Ston-
horn. and the Prussian brigade, under Gen. |
Rotschample.. The Prusuians lost a Colonel, |
Lieutenant and Captain. E1he Turin refer
red to is on the Italian frontier, and not the !
capital Of PIEDMONT 8 i ~
me RUSSIAN voampsT WIN Psooaoiy pc
consoAso luz '"e Asln " 'u'y. 80 Nv s.s.j
BERLIN, June 27.--Last night the Army
ofthe Eibe had successful engagement near
Turin, tskis seven Austrian officers and five
nundrea prisoners ~.
PARDunirz, June ~, p. M-Since 10
o'clock this morning continuous firing Of
artillery has been kept up by the Austrian
and Prussian forces between Neustadt and
Naichod, in Bohemia. The PrussiaAs were
repulsed near Kolits, where the cavalry took
part in the action. At q o'clock this even
ing the Prussans were beaten and are 10
full retreat leaving their wounded on the
field. 7'i
y2
PEsrH, June TIA Second conscnption
has been ordered In the Croatian cosst.---
The districts on the Adratic have been de-
clared In a-state Of siege.
pv,,,v Inn. as-p,,.s;. b., .oa;, ots,
IT,. Su ns tIo.,ra. =, mi. - .. I !.
eu ~. a., ~ ~ nossa.son nr.hs hrnaa
su" ~ hs.;s 80 raJ.roi rsfnr,n snd ~ ~.
S;,,an as IL. o.;,ria,;nc with ,hs hcrars ~
usoA u - saIed 49, hs, tha cs,,;,,,i..;nn
VA - % "' '"S ~'i"'-~'-
W." A'AS f'-Ns 'a "a ~ fl s.f r
PRAGUE, June 26.-The Prussians destroyed
the railway bridge between werdon and
Grosswits at Altenberg The people resistcd
the Prussians. g'ss sr@ g
The King Of Saxony left Pregue to-day.
v,.sx. lups -Renedick' a massive NJ.
,;,rda 4, accounted for nv h;s desirc ~ have
,he Federal troors form a function with M.
army and ai,o 10 allow the prussians n AL
vsncs into Rnhemis. AZ that he NAV cut ~,
than ,etrea,
Thsre il a dis,ens;.n among TIA Hunoa.
r;.o I ;ber,ls. ono na,tv be;no ornossd A.
;nsnrrec,;on unless the 4, s.r;sns snfisr a AZ.
sas and rho otbsr marty fayor;rc ir,n,ad,ote
In snrrect;on 20 -
~ eve 'ht9 ~ aas
FLoREsUE, June 27.--The King Of Italy
yesterday requested the assistance OF FrLuc'
against Austria, Offering in exchange th'
o..oass;,,,,s ,,,,,, ,hs pon,ar ,uo.,i,r
tn Itai,.n army l. concentrs,ad a, rro
r,on. .nd p;acenys ~ : : - = :,
-" ,sf ~ 80
ANooSA, June 27.-Twelve men-of-war
~. na;n,, IL; ~" T b ~ s'su. =
Tha f,ai;sn s,a',ron e. ~ ~" 'ss s,,,ae'
nS s,,anL ,hpm, P'spA'"s " ''''''
''''N i7 as
BERSE, June 27-The Austrians hay
returned the the first station upon the Stel
vic. The Italians have taken UP position
near the Pont du Diable. - ia'
FLORENCE. June 2s.-At the battle of Chs
tozza the Austrian forces numbered so. 600
; The First Army Corps reserve, on the hight
, To the left of NalleQio. held. in check a,
overwheiming numner OF Austrians, oefor'
winch GENERA! Trance nad peen forced
reute. pAlon urls'oh and tne cavalry
; the line prossctea tne sretrea oil the army
"nich was enecteu IN gooo order.
Ins reamii DIVISION look prisoners an en-
ure oattaiion OF Aessfian cnasseun.
: Inc ltallan cavalry hau several engage
ments WIN tne Austrians VINO suffered Sc
verely' anu 'ne iniro Army OorPs 100
: The Italian losses are great but the ,ossc
: of the enemy are believed to be still NOR
: considerable. 80 : ~
3 The Italian cavalry did mot abandon t.,ci
' position. nor were they overcome. until afte
. the enemy had received reinforcements.