The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26
Foreign-DimcuIties In tho Way OF the Am
nesty.
NAPoLEoN's PLAN,

The negotiations for an armstice have bean d.
layed oy the necessity of taking into simultaneous
consideration both the conditions of the armistice
ana the preliminary basis Of future treaty of
peace, ii Prussia wishes to know beforehand the
advantages which will be definitely assured to
ner hrlnee MsPoieon was present at the council
Yesterday, after the audience given by the EN-
peror to Prince Won Reuss, q meeting was held
ss the IIleriss in his Matestys presence Prince
Austria, and Count Won Goltz and Prince Won
Reuss, Prussia.
NJ. Drouya de L'huys communicated the views
Of France, and drew up a report of the proceod.
ings at the meeting.
The following. are the basis OF the neeotis-
Count Won Goltz and Prince Metternioh. by whom M
they have been transmitted to Berlin and Vienna.
The Germanic Confederation to be dissolved
and another Confederation to be established Of
which neither Prussia nor Austria should form
part.
No territorial cession to be demanded of Austria
The abandonment by the latter OF her rights in
the Duchess and to replace the war arindemnities At
first demanded by Prussia. CO
A5asHes sSeafss
Tho population Of the Prusean Kingdom would
stitute the western frontier Of Prussia, and the
province between the Rhine and Mense to serve
as an indemnity to the sovereigns dispossessed by
the war.
An exchange Of territory to take place between
Baden and Bavaria, which would give the former
nearly the whole Of the khenish Palatinate;
conclude military conventions with Prussia. The
inhabitants OF Landau to choose whether they
shall belong to France or Baden, and the popula-
ton OF the valley of the Sarre to choose between
France aud the new Rhenish soyereigns
PRUSSIA WANTS A UNITED GERMANY.
fFrom La France. July ILL
The Prussian conditions contained in the letter
of Prince Reuss are stated to be as follows:
The exclusion OF Austria from the Germanic
Confederation.
The exclusive command Of the military and
naval forces Of the Confederation by Prussia.
The diplomatic representation OF Germanv
alb Dad and the annexation to Prussia of the
Duchies and part Of the territory already oc-
cupied.
believe that the emperor Immediately dispatched
to London and st. Petersburg the important COM
muRcaton m Of Prince Reuss as raising quest ne
by concert OF the great powers.
THE WAR IN ITALY
THE PASSAGE OF THE Po DY oIALD1N1.
FLoREHoE, July 10.-In consequence OF the pas
sage Of the Po, and the successive movements
made by General Oialdini's army, the Austrians
abandoned Royigo last night. They preyiousIy
blew up all the works and fortiioations defending
the town, and the tete de pont on the Adige, and
also burnt tho bridges.
has made an extraordinary levy Of men between
Croatia not subject 10 the ordinary military sys- g.
tenn.
The Florence journals announce that deputs.
tion from Trieste and the Italian portion Of the
Tyrol have presented an address to King Victor
Emmanuel and the Emperor Napoleon ureins the
rights Of their respective territories to be united
to the common country.
ENGAGEMENT WITH THE aARIBALD1ANs
FLORENCE, July 10.-This morning the Austrians
made u reconnaissance In strong force with artil
lery, in the direction of Londone They were
driven back with the bayonet by the GsribsIdisns
as far as De ls Azzo which place was Occupied by
the volunteers. Garibsldi was present but had
to remain in a carriage In consequence of his
wound.
Later news received from Rovigo states that The
Austrisns, in evacuating that town, abandoned all
the artillery on the fortihcatons, the guns having
previously been spiked.
ORoMoNA, July 10-The Italian troops captured
this morning, by assault, the village of Motteg-
giano, near the tete de poat OF Borgoforte.
AFFAIRS ON THE MINoIo.
FLORENCE, July 7-Evenng. The following dis
patch has been received here this evening
CAsTIaLIoNE, July THE right bank OF the
Minoio has been entirely evacua ated by tho Aus
| trians, who have mined the bridge at Borghetto
and continue to raise earthworks on the left bank
| of the Mincio
STATE OF FEELING IN ITALY.
milan tJuty y Correspondence London Timssl
The first angry discontent of the Miianese on
learning the proposal OF en- armistice has been
the belief that the King has declined entertaining
and proper manner. There wac something pecu-
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