Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-13
FonEIeN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
European adyices of the Goth ult., have
been received by the City of London, al
Inc case.o the pirate Rappahannock was
IN ihe Admiralty Court of England on the
soin., and Mr.. Coleman, the registered pro.
pr'etor, was granted time to establish his
claim.
The probable cast of the new British Cabi.
net Is given the Earl. of Derby, the First
Lore OF the Treasury; Disrali, Chancellor
el the Exchequer, and Lord Stanley, Foreign
Secretary.
France and Austria, it is stated, are in
bable.
Italy it is said, has called on France for
Sardinia.
proclamation has been issued by Mar.
shal U Donnell, in which it announces his
denomination to repress with yigor every
attempt at disturbance.
Advices from Madrid saw
ne companies belonging to the regiment
OF Baylen having been closely pursued, have
taken refuge in France and have laid down
their arms. Tranquility prevails through
out Spain The superior officers of the reri-
ments which revolted at Madrid did their
duty brayely Thirteen were killed-nine
IN endeavoring to induce the troops to re.
turn to their allegiance. The insurgent cor
pora and sergeant will be shot. The total
number OF killed and wounded at Madrid is
about 100.
letter from Madrid, dated the gath, states
that l7oO prisoners were made, 1877 of whom
lau hreaay heen shot Its adds that the
toial number of killed reaches 1000
The Ministry had asked the Cortes to allow
the constitutional guarantees TO besuspended
ior time In view of the serious aspect of
aiiairs This demand was referred to a com.
mttee
telegram says two generals had died of
their wounds. The insurgent solGiers shout
ed gtVa Prim, and the populace Viua Ia Re-
pu6lied.
THE GERMAN WAR.
PARuDUBELz, June ~, evening Since
ten O'Clock this morning a continued fire of
artillery has been kept up by the Austrian
ana russian forces between Neustadt and
Nachod, in Bohemia. The Prussians were
repulsed near Skalitz, where the cavalry
took part in the action. At six this evening
the Prussians were beaten, and are in full
retreat leaving their dead and wounded on
the field.
BERLIN, June 27th, evening. The engage
ment which took place yesterday at Pacloc.
TO the east of Turnam, was of very spirited
character, and lasted until midnight The
troops engaged were the Prussian division
under General Won Hurn, and the Prussinn
brigade under General Potschamdle. The
Russians lost colonel, lieutenant and a
captain
Inc Prusslan Chambers viii probably he
conyoked for the 18th of July.
ANcoNA, June 27.-This morning twelve
men-of-war, comprising the Austrian fleet
appeared in sight off this port but are now
ie.lrlhg. INC Italian squadrons are prepar-
ing to follow and to attack them.
BERLIN, June 27, noon. Last night the
army OF the Elbe had a successful engage
ment near Turnam, taking z Austrian otIl
GERS and 800 men prisoners
PERNE, June ef,-The Austrians have re-
turned to the first station upon the Stelyio
ihe Italians have taken up position near
the Pont Du Dable
PRAGUE, June 96-The Prussians have
destroyed the railway bridge between Wer
dan and Grossnitz, at Altenburg The peo.
| pie offered resistance to the Prussians The
King of Saxony LETT Prague to-day.
FLORENCE, June 20-Thc Florence iour.
mails contain some additional details Of the
battle OF Custozza, fought on the gath. The
Austrian forces numbered 60, 900 men. The
|. FIRST Army Corps reserve on the heights 10
the lett OF Valeggio, held in check an over.
whelming number of Austrians, before whicl,
General Cerale had been forced To retire
DIAlo ulVislon ana the cavalry of the line
| protected the retreat of the army which
was effected in good order. The Peamell
division took prisoners an entire battalion
of Austrian Chasseurs
The Italian cavalry had several engage
ments with the Austrians, who suffered heavy
losses, and the Third Army Corps took about
l,OoQ prisoners. The Italian losses are great
hut those of the enemy are believed to he
still more considerable. The Italian cavalry
regiments did not abandon their positions
nor were they overcome until after the enemy
had received reint0rcements. Towards
nghttall both the Italians and Austrans re.
tired from their respectiye positiona.