The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-23

declined the armistice. Semi official
Vienna papers state that Napoleon
has taken fresh steps of an energetic
character to effect an armistic, and
armed mediation has been announced
at Prussian headquarters.
Cotton sales of 3 days, including
Wednesday, $4,000; market fully re;
covered from its depression, and closed
quiet; business steady; middling up
lands about 144. Manchester, mari ket
duiet. Breadstuffs inactive and nom~
inal. Corn six pence lower, mixed
27s. Beef.frm. Pork steady. Bacon
tending downward Lard very dull
Sugar dull. Coffee, no sales Petro-
leum inactive, at, 11s.e11d.e for prime
Consol, 'S7s9S71;. U, S. J5T20's, $40
674 Erie shares, 3S4G39l; Illinois
Central shares, 75a@76.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday (Noon), July
11th-Cotton opened very firm, with,
probable sales Of 1900 bales fNOthz5l
ing whatever doing in ebreadstuffsi or /
provisions. iaI5 .fcdi .sisyo9sib .aslb9n|
LONDON, Tuesday Noon.-Consols,
for money, 875.
1t is denied that the authorities of
Toulon received orders for the dis
patch Of squadron to Venice, but
are to hold themselves in readiness to
arm ten steam vessels, with GER
tain number Of corvettes.
The L0 France states that the Derby
Cabinet has ostrQngly recommended
Italy to accept, Napoleon's mediation.
Prussia does not stay her victorious
march, making Pardublz her head
quarters dao0aa brow biodssa"8 ,'a.o.
Her armies have either taken possess
sion of Prague or will shortly do so.
Prince, Charles holds a Railroad at
Prague, and seems likely, to march
direct South to Viena. The proper
/ ton of the wounded in the late bat
ties is eight Austrians to one Pruse1
sian. 49, e 1s55t5 53s' 7,.5 -. y. 80 e
Cholera continued to rage at Stettin,,, !,
and at Berlin was rapidly increasing
| On thes7th 14S cases were reported at
Berlin, of which u proved fatal ass
| The Austrians have beaten the
Italians at Barge Fork, and at Monte,
SaellO the Italians were repulsed five
+ times. AT Barge Fork, Gen. Cialdini
crossed the, PO on the 9Th, mtOzV er
netia, at the head of his army corps.
| A telegram from .Osceol, of July
4 9th, says the Italian losses IN the att
tack Of Barge Forte were seven killed
and thirty wounded Zaegl 49,. .i-fs
] The assertion of La France, that,
France has recommended Italy not to
attack Venetia, is diseredIted in Ber-
lin. 4 ,,,f.ii,a 4 i1',. ''. LII .snf.l5ai tl.s
All the fords on the Elbe, between
Parduwitz and Elbehintz, are In, the
hands of the Prussians. Marshal
Benedek appears to, be withdrawing
towards Brana, followed, by both
armies. -
| A telegram from Shanghai, of June
7th, says Hoang is in danger of being
captured by the rebels. :. 5,i.sgtd 65' rs
/ London money market, July, 8.
Prices have been steady, and if peace
negotiations proceed fayOrably as am
i ticipated all the markets will become
strong Consols, S7aCGS7s; Rentes,,
68f .55c. d9tss sfaHlis9 o. bsRtAsi 59ai> ~
+ At the London corn market of July
g. the prices of wheat were 3s(95si
lower than on Monday week.
II The Vienna Vdterland says the
Army of the North issstiili 100000
! strong.
+ A Florence dispatch of the 10th
lksays; This morning the Austrians
made a reconnaissance in strong force,
with artillery, in the direction of Lee
sidone.i They were driven back with
/ the bayonet by the Garibaldians, as.
faras the Lazzo, which place is occu-
pied by the volunteers. Garibaldi
was present, but had to remain in a
carriage in consequence of his wound.
The operations Of the Italians
against Barge Forte were, being con-
tinued.
| The italian troops, on the 10th,
captured by assault the village of Mat
n tigiana, near the tete dW p0nt of Barge
I Forte.
III LATEST.
j VIENNA, July 10.-The Emperor of
4 Austria has issued a manifesto, in
which he says the heavy misfortunes
which. have befallen his army of the
North moved to its utmost core his
heart, but the reliance he had placed
kupon the devotion of his people, the
courage of his army, of God and his
. good and sacred rights, had not wa
Il yered single instant. He had ad-
dressed himself to the Emperor of
the French requesting his good Offices
{ to bring about an armistice with Italy.
Not merely had the Emperor readily
responded to his demands, but offered
to mediate with Prussia for suspen-
sion of hOstllities, and for opening
! negotiations for peace. This offer he
accepts, and announces himself pre-
: pared to make peace upon honorable
conditions to prevent bloodshed and
the ravages of war, but he would not
make. peace by which Austria :
position as a great power would be
Shaken. Sooner than this he would