Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-06
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BERLIN, June l9.-Prussia declared war
against Austria Yesterday. The Minister Of
Hesse Darmstadt had been ordered to leave
Prussian capitol on account of the seizure OF
he telegraph station at Hampton by Darn
stadt soldiers.
RLicHEsBuRG, June l7.-An army corps.
10000 strong, bivouaced at Abensendorff
last night. Twelve thousand are expected
to-day at Siefendorf and 5000 at Kitten
dorf. s.,rt III s.s.
The Pruss'ans had occupied Siedenburg in
considerable force. Reinforcements are still
pouring ip, ,a,la
EoER BoHEaA, June lion Saturday,
10000 Prussians occupied Murchen, two
miles from Leipsic, and subsequently the
Mer.zen, Dahlin, and Resa Railway, between
Leipsic and Rolla, were destroyed.
The W,ct Phaloain army corps, stationed
at Schendetz, is going to the Silesian from
tier
SrR6sBURG, June ia demonstration
against the Prussian policy took place on
Sunday at Carlshruhe. sla
FANKFoRr ON THE MAIN, June l9.-Froim
10000 to 10000 Federal troops are assemb-
ling in this city.
VIENNA, June l9.--Advices from Bohemia
that the royal arms have been removed from
ALI places occupied by the Prussian army
Considerable contributions have been levied.
Up 10 the present time, the Prussians have
not crossed the Austrian frontier. E
NIEssE, June l9.-The Austriaus COM
menced hostilities yesterday. An Austrian
patrol crossed the Silsean frontier at Ghuer-
on, and fired upon Prussian patrol. Four
Thousand Austrians are marching toward the
frontier. 9rr
BERLIN, June l9.-At the request of the
Prussian government the French govern
ment has concluded to protect the Pruss-
ian interests in Austria and Bavaria. u.
A battle is expected near Frankfort. 80
FLORENCE, June l9:-The Italian Gov
eminent formally declared war against Aus.
tria yesterday.
The italian Minister has been recognized
under Recasali.
The persons attached to the Kings house
hold have left Florence to join His Majesty
at the camp.
tits stated that Cardinal Antonelli has re-
signed, and it is believed he wouli be sue
coed by Carninali Allerio.
VERY LATEST.
LONDON, June 26.-In consequence of the
eleven majority against the Government,
MIR. Gladstone has put himself into commu.
nication with the Queen at. Balmoral, and
the House Of Commons was adjourned till
Monday. No business was done in Parlis-
mant this evening.
TWO DAYS LATER ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF
BOSTON,
SANDY Hook, July 2.--The st Gamer city of
Boston, from Liverpool, June 20, via Queens
town, the 25th, has arrived. Dates are two
days later. .aa l.'r
LoSDos, June, 20.--P. Mo serious COL
liison has yet taken place between the Aus
TRAN and Prussian forces. Battles are ex-
sected at Frankfort in Saxony, and in Sile-
sia.
Owing to the adverse vote on the reform
bill, there is Ministerial crisis in England.
1t is believed that the Ministers will tender
their designations.
MEMPHIS, July 2.-General Jordan, chief
editor of the Appeal, on Saturday challenged
NJ. Q. Galloway, of the Avalanche, to mortal
combat. The challenge was accepted, and
the parties repaired TO fernando, Miss,
where both were arrested and placed under
bonds. 1t is thought the parties will go to
Arkansas TO settle the difficulty. . -,
The challenge originated from Colonel
Galloway writing severe attack
against Colonel Jordan, on account of an ar
ticle written by the latter to Harper's Maya
zine, in which Jordan blamed jeff. Davis for
the failure of the Confederacy. Another
duelis TO mature tomorrow between two
printers. The quarrel is in reference to re-
specled lady friend. f.- -.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-SESArE-M Clark
from the committee to take into consider a.
ton the conditiod'of the Mississippi ievees,
made report, accompanied by a bill, max
ing appropriation for the repair Of the
leyees.
Mr.. Clarks bill appropriates $500, 900 as
follows; s395,0o0 in Louisiana, 1856, 900 !
in Mississippi, and s25o,o0o in Arkansas
1t requires the Secretary of the Treasury to
make a report to the next session Of Con-
gress, showing how much money has been
expended, IN what way, aud by whom 1t
was expended.
Mr.. Spalding ffom the Select Committee
on the Roussesu-Grinnell cass, made re-
port, which was orded TO be printed. The
first resolution expells Mr. Rousseau. The
second reprlmands Mr.. Grinnell for viola
lion Of the rule Of debate,
NEW YORK, July S.--Cotton is very dull
md nominal at 3sa35c. for middliug up
ards ~. H. r. ~. 4.