The national Republican., 1866-07-09
Laying of the Atlantic Cable
THE GREAT EASTERN ON HER WAY
LATER FROM EUROPE.


New YoRx, July S.-Ths saxonia, from South.
ampton on the morning Of the 9Th Of June arrir.d
at Q o'clock. .r.
The steamship Worcester, from Baltimore, arrived
on the 2sth. The United States war vessels Misn.
tonomah and Augusta sre at spithsad.
The laying Of the Atlantic cable commenced on
the 3oth.
In the House Of Lords, on the 25th ult., Russell
announced that 10 consequence Of the late hostile
vote In the House Of Commons tho ministry ten
dsrsd their rssignations. Tho Queen invited them
TO reconsider their determination. They awaited
the result Of an interview with the Queen. On the
18th, before declaring definitely their resolution,
the House adjourned. ."i-t. ~
Consuls are quoted at s3I. rr...
In the House Of Commons, on the 25tb. Glad.
stone said that Russell and bis colleagues had ten.
tered their resignstions. and awaited . personal
interview with the Queen.
The House adjourned
The Queen accepted the resisnations Of the Min.
listers.
The Timss thinks that Derby win form . new
Ministry, with Stanley as Foreign Min stsr.
FRANCE.
In the Chamber Of Deputies Mr.. ssrabura At.
tempted to renew the discussion on foreign sf.
fairs. He declared the Chamber ought to express
Its desire for s. psrsting. Mr.. Berryisr claimed his
right and duty to discuss the question 10 which
France might be called on to interfere. Shouts
drowned Bsrryisr's voice, and the matter term.
mated.
The bstrothai Of Csarswith with tho pdpcs,,
Digmar took place on the 22d ultimo.
SPAIN.
military revolt took place At Madrid and Bar.
oelona. Seven hundred took refuge In France and
were disarmed and conveyed to Csrst. About 100
were killed and wounded at Madrid. Tranaui,li,y
prevails. ....
The italian army crossed the Nuncio without
meeting opposition from the Austrians. II then
pushsd on towards PsscheIis, but was rspuI.ed bv
short csunonsds from the forts of that strong.
hold. "a, ........,. =
The Italian army was encountered BY the Aus.
trians in great force In the vicinity Of vsrouis,
and great battle commenced The Austrian. re.
pulsed both wings Of the italian army. The asht
was still going on. The reported relief of tho
Bauovsrian army had not en- confirmed.
Negotiations for capitulatious on honorable term,
have been agrsed on between the commanders of
The Prus'ians advanced into Upper silssis and
Bohemia .
The Prussians easily repulssd the Austrian Hus.
sars, owing to the effective power Of the needle
Prin Charles army met no resistance in cross.
ing the Bohemian frontier
It Is expected that Gen. Benedek will debouob
from Bohemia with the main body Of his army
upon Gsriits, compelling the Prussans to evaouste
saxopy BY . flank attack.
The Prussians are srming Cobsent. and Ehrem-
hsrtrs,sin fortressss ss defence against southern
Gsrmans.
The Sundays engagement between tho Austriaus
and Italians near Vsron O. lasted all night, ending
In the complete defeat Of the Italians, who were
commanded by the King. Both armies fought
bravsly.
The Italians were repulsed at all points, after q
severe and bloody struggle. The Italians rscrOsssd
the Minoio on Sunday evening.
The Austrians captured 1000 prisoners. The
Austrans thsn took CustuIxs by assault. and ooou.
pied Bonnia.
Nothing Is known Of Bsnsdek's movements.
The Prussaus attacked Asweicsn, In Gailicia
and wsre beaten Cd with loss by the Austrians.
The Hanoverian army escaped through the Prus.
corps, and reached Meiningsn. ,r
The Prussans will not blockade Hanoyoriau
ports, nor seine private property.
aaribaldi intends marching through Tyrol direct
TO Munich.
A telegram positively asserts that the Hanoverian
army Is still completely surrounded.
The King Of Hanover demanded twenty -four
hours for dslibsration the conditions upon which
his army is to bs capitulatsd. The demand has
bosn granted.
The XII g expects to receive assistance from the
Bohemian army.
COMMERCIAL.
Sales Of cotton for two days, $500 bales, the
market being buoyant at an advance Of iaid, and
closing less hrm sales to speculatos and exporters
q, 800 balss, Flour quiet, but hrm. Wheat firm.
Corn less Arm. Beef advanced 2s 3d. abs. Pork
advanced %. Cd. Bacon frmsr. Lard very dull,
Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee quiet and un-
changed. Rice quiet and steady. Linsesd oil in.
active Rosin dull. Spirits of turpentns dull.
consol', for money, s6ias6E; United States Ave
twsnties, 84a64f.
Tho London Timss Of the 9Th ult contains the
following dispatches;
Lsipso dispatch Of the 26th states that a
'ee'"" o'"y cofPs nhu hrftNeu tnere anu was
destined to operate against Bavaria.
Bs'lin dispatch of the Goth states that It is
positively announced that the Hanoverian army
was completely surrounded and the demand Of the
King Of Hanover for "a hours to deliberate on terms
Of capitulation had been granted.
Florence dispatch of the 26th says that the
want Of success in the 6rst battle is but a new
motive for redoubled energy and perseverance. Tho
country had full confidence In the army, and the
war sgainst Austria will be continued until the
complete liberation Of Vsnetia Is accomplished
An official dispatch dated Brescio, evening 25tb.
says
To-day an engagement took place between tho
italian volunteers and Austrians, between the
bridge Of Csisra and Larulzone. The Austrians
were repulsed, having several killed and wounded"
Paris dispatch Of tho 26th says;
"a Madrid telegram snnouposs that Marshal
0Donnsll has issued proclamation expressing hu