The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, July "a telegram
from Berlin says it is officially an
nounced that the Prussian alliance
has been accepted by all the North
German States, with the exception Of
Saxony, Hanover, Hesse and Mas
seau.
Hungarian deserters have come into
the Prussian. outpost with their
horses and accoutrements. A depot
has been formed for them at Glogan.
Hungarian officers are expected to ar
rive in order to organize them.
The Mecklenburg and Oldenburg
armies have been modified. They
will form reserve corps, with the
other troops of Northern Germany,
near Tirgan.
A Telegram from Florence, June
20, says:
Baron Riccoli received deputations
to-day of citizens of Trieste and Os-
tia, who presented addresses from
| their populations expressing their
wish to be united with Italy.
LONDON, June 26.-Consols closed
at S63@S68 for money. United States
5-20's, 64@64f; Illinois Central, 740
743; Erie, 3OG93o3.
New York, July 8.-The steam
| ship Saxonia, from Southampton on
the 9th ult., arrived here this eve
ming with four days later news from
Europe. as
/ PRAGUE, Friday, June 22.-The
Prussians have passed across the
| Heights of Holledorf, where they had
an encounter with the Saxon troops.
1 They have seized twelve locomotives
in Plunen. e so
II NETssE, Saturday, June 23.-Hos-
tilities have been commenced by the
Prussian army corps in sSilesia. Yes
terday morning three Prussian de-
tachments were sent out to Teconnoi-
ire towards Seuckmantil, Friedberg
and Friewalden. The last of these
! detachments, between Breitenfurt and
Sandhubel, came upon an Austrian
regiment of Hussars. 5le
/ The .Prussian needle gun was very
effective, and enabled the 10th Fusi-
liers to repulse, easily, the charge OF
the Hussars
| The Austrians lost eight men killed
! and five wounded. No casualties. oc-
Cured on the Prussian side.
| 1t is officially announced that two
attempts have been made by the Han
overian army to break through the
Prussian line between Eisenachi and
Gotha The second attempt which
was made, notwithstanding the truce
agreed upon until 8 A. NJ on the 24th
inst, was repulsed by the 4th Regi-
ment of Prussian Infantry.
The Prussians sustained no loss
but. several of the Hanoyerians were
wounded.
] GoTHA, Sunday, June "a The
4 Commander-in- Chief of the Hanove-
rian troops has declared himself will
ing to capitulate to the Prussian
troops, if the Hanoverian officers are
personally convinced that the Hano-
verian army is completely shut in by
superior numbers of the Prussiar
troops. - Isa +
1t is believed that the officers will
be permitted to Withdraw with all the
honors of war, together with their
4 arms and horses, and that the choice
of a future residence will be left tC
the King and Crown Prince of Hano-
yer. .-asH
2 GoTHA, Monday, june 25.-It L
stated on good authority that the ne,
gotiatiOns for the capitulation of the
Hanoverians have remained withou
result. The King of Hanover insist
E ed on a free passage of his troops into
. Bavaria, TO aid Austria against Italy
PARIS, Monday, June 25.-Tht
Monitem' says, the Hanoverians have
succeeded in reaching the Territor,
! of Meiningen, after having eludeC
the different Prussian corps by which
: they were surrounded.
/, FRANKFORT, Monday, June 25.-It is an
I nouneed here that the HanOverian army
/ | mas evaded, near Wittzen Housen TIN
I | russians, by whom twas surrounded.
VENICE, Saturday June 23-Accord in,
J to the announcements made by the Ans