The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-10
THIRD EDITION
EU r OP c.
THE GERMAN WAR
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GREAT BATTLE In BOHEMIA.
DEFEAT OF THE PRUSSIANS
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Austrians Hold the Field with
the Dead and Wounded.
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A PRUSSIlR VICTORY ON THE ELBE.
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Manteu1Iel Still Advancing In
SaXOny.
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Later Details of the Battle Of
Custozza.
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A DIFFER RENT STORY TOLD.
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The CapitUIatiOn Of the King of
Hanover.
Later Details of the Battle of
Custozza.
RENT STORY TOLD.
The CapitUIatiOn of the King Of
Hanover.
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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New YORK, July 1O.-The steamer city Of Lon
con has arrived, with dates to the 27th ultimo.
PARDUBLIz, June q, Evening. Since 10
o'clock this morning a continuous fire of
artillery has been kept up by the Austrian and
Piussan forces, between Neustadt and Paslec,
in Bohemia. The Prussians were repulsed near
Skalitz, where the cavalry took part in the
action. at o'clock this evening the Prussians
were beaten and are in full retreat, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field.
BERLIN, June q, Eveuing.-The engagement
which took place yesterday at Pasloc, to the
east of Furnan, was of very spirited character,
and lasted until mdniehG. The troops engaged
were the Prussian division under General Pots
chample. The Prussians lost colonel, lieuten-
ant, and captain. The Prussian Chambers will
probably be convoked for the 18th of July.
ANCoNA, June 27.-Twelve Austrian men-of-
war, comprising the Austrian fleet, appeared
before this port to-day, but are now leaving.
The Italian squadron are preparing TO folio "
and attack them.
BERLIN, June q, NoOn.-Last night the Army
of the Elbe had a successful engagement near
Furnan, taking Austrian officers and 500 pri-
soners.
BERNE June 27.-The Austrians have returned
to the first station on the Stelvio, and the
Italians have taken up position near the "PolU
du Dabe."
PRAGUE, June 26.-The Prusslans have de-
stroy ed the railroad bridge between Werdan and
Grossnitz, near Altenberg. The people resisted
the Prussians. The King of SaXony left Prague
to-day.
FRANKFORToN.THE-MAIN, June 27. - Fifteen
thousand Baden troops are now stationed near
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position between Darmstadt and Frankfort, and
Will be reinforced by ali the available Federal
forces.
FLORENCE, June 26.-At the battle of Custozza
the Austrians numbered 10000. The lst Army
Corps, in reserve on the heights 10 the left OF
Vallejo, held in check an overwhelming number
OF AustIians, before which General Crano was
forced to retire. BiXios division and the cavalry
OF the line protected the retreat OF the army,
which was effected in GOOD order. The Peamell
Division captured an entire battalion of
Austrian chasseurs. The Italian cavalry had
several engagements with tue Austrans, who
suffered severely; and the Sd Army Corps lost
about 1000 prisoners. The Italian cavalry did
not abandon its position, nor we're they over
come till after the enemy had been reinforced.
Both Italians and Austrians retired from their
respective positions.
BERLIN, June 26.-Prussia has again offered
the King of Hanover an alliance, with a gutran-
tee 'or his possession of the throne on the basis
OF Federal reform, and on condition of his
capituating with the honors of war. 1t is
hoped here that the capiGulation will take place
to-day,
The flying corps commanded by Stalherr,
os,.bk Ia on
engagement with Anschivetz.
PEsTH June 27.-A second conscription has
been ordered in Croatia The Croatian coast dis
tIicts on the Adriatc have been declared in a
| state OF siege.
Commercial IuteIItgeOce.
| LIVERPOOL, june 2S Tho Cotton market is queter
in one, and Mdalng Uplands are quoted at barely
| 1870
Breadstuffs and Provisions quiet,
IoNpoN June 28 --COnsols o6f f6187; United states
2Os G4Ia643 Erie shares 87298si llnnois Central
The Bank rate OF discount is unchanged.