The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-19

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position phich lea1 anhifioa wosM disaail
TO abuse.
quarters sAys ooasideziag = e11o1 1leat =
deprive the Ansxtann u - L6t1o ok Desee
forte, on - rSAt hAak e ~ 20, ~ hsse
commenced opeen1ions obF a aataek. Il i
stated thak 5 peEioa Of the Austrian forces il
Venetia haSe teea osdsred North. Sever<
sneneenents have tlkes plaee between III
Prussians and Bavarians, near DsabaTith
and in Saxony, in which tAs lAteer wsfs ~
pulsed, and the. Prussians occupied Demba'
nth in fcfcs. The AuslRiaa psinnses taken
IN the bettle Of the "a are estimated q 20
900. iis guns vsre captured. The lessel
sustained BY III 6Fst Pnesian army wers Coz
sidsablst whils those Of the second ven
small Tho Bavarian army had entsred
thS Tyrol and was proceeding in the direction
of Italy. 1t WAS asserted that the Prussians
had evacuated al their positions on the right
bank Of the Minais.
Garibaldi's wound was very slight.
BREscIA, July 1.-TWO Austrian Generals
had been repulsed in an attack on Gorgam,
Lake Gorda.
Tho Princess Helena was married to Prince
Christian Of Augustenburg on the 9th, in the
preasucs Of the King and Queen Of the Bsl-
Tians end Q Distinguished company.
Tho Earl Of LAnsdowne, who had been
named in the Derby Ministry, died suddenly
on the 9th from paralysis.
d The House Of Lords on the 9Th, Lord
Broaham advised ~ 10 the hostile stats Of
Europe Hehoped congress would be short
" held and peace firmly established. He did
not think venetis ought to belong to Italy,
but at the same time ought TO be freed from
the Austrian yoke. At the request Of Lord
Derby, Earl Russell moved an adjournment
till the 9th.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Gladstone,
in reply to an inquiry, explained the position
of the government towards the bank OF Eng
land, and stated that the bank acted entirely
on il own responsibility in the matter Of the
rate of discount, &C., the government having
no control in the matter.
Mr.. Null presented q petition from Mrs.
Gordon, complaining of the illegal trial and
execution Of her husband in Jamaica, stating
that in consequence she had been reduced TO
q state of destitution, and praying for redress.
FRAxcE-The draught Of the proposed
notifications in the French Constitution has
been presented to the Senate.
AusTRIA.-A second conscripton is order
ed in Hungary.
The cholera has broken out at Petersburg.
Loxpox MONEY MARKEr.-The discount
demand at bank is of the fun average char
acter. In the Stock Exchange advances are
offered at 81 per cent. Consols in spite Of
the afternoon tendency to reaction, closed
strong. An impression prevails that the
worst difficulties are likely to be soon sur.
mounted. Bank rate unchanged.
1.-THE Latest BY Telegraph
A Vienna telegram says there are good
prospects that hostilities will not be resumed
for six weeks
The Austrian army of the North continues
to retreat without molestation.
Reports received from the Tyrol there are
entirely contradictory as TO results.
The Paris Bourse remains without change.
Rentes closed yesterday at 6Sf Cd.
The short end Of Atlantic cable was sue
cessfully laid on the 9th inst. The old cable
was tested and found to be in perfect condi.
ton.
Great preparations are making to supply
the army with breech loading rifles.