New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-09

NEW YORK, July 7.-The steamer Saxonia, from
Southampton on the morning of the 9th, arrived
this morning.
The United States war vessels Miantonomah and
Augusta were at Spithead.
The laying of the Atlantic cable would com
mence on the 30th of June.
In the House of Lords on the 25th Earl Russell
announced that in consequence of the late hostile
vote in the commons, the minority had rendered
their resignation. The queen had invited them to
reconsider their determination. They awaited the
result of their interview with the queen on the
26th. before declaring their definite resolution
The House was adjourned.
In the House of Commons, on the 25th, Mr..
Gladstone said Earl Russell and his colleagues had
rendered their designations and awaited personal
interview with the queen. The House was ad-
journed
Tne queen accepted the designations of the
| ministry.
The London Times thinks Derby will form a new
ministry.
Military revolts took place at Madrid and BARGE
Iona. Seven hundred took refuge in France, were
disarmed and sent to Serrejon.
GREECE The Roufus ministry had resigned, ant
a new ministry had been formed
New YORK, July 8.-The Italian army crossed
the Mincio without meeting with opposition iron
the Austrians. 1t then pushed towards Peschiera
but was repulsed by short cannonade from th
forts in that stronghold. The italian army wa
encountered by the Austrians in great force in tn
vicinity of Verona, and great battle commenced
The Austrians had repulsed both wings of tn
Italian army. The fight was still going on.
The reported relief of the Hanoverian army wa
not confirmed. Negotiations for capitulation o.
agreeable terms had been agreed on betwee
the commanders of the Hanoveran and Prussia
forces.
The Prussians had advanced into upper Silesi
and Bohemia. The Prussians easily repused th
Austrian hussars owing to the effective power c
the needle gun.
Prince Charles's army met resistance in crossin
the Bohemian frontier.
It is expected that General Benedek will dc
/. bouche from Bohemia with the main body of hi
army upon Gorlitz, compelling the Prussians t
evacuate Saxony by flank attack.
The Prussiuns are arming the Coblentz and Ell
renbreitsten fortresses as defenses against th
Southern Germans.
LIVERPOOL, June 26-evening. -Cotton-Sale
for two days 2S, 900 bales. Prices advanced l@5d
closing less firm. Middling uplands l33.
LONDON, June 26-evening ng.-Consols 865. U.
5-2O's 644,
LATER.-Sunday's engagement between Il
Austrians and Italians, near Verona, lasted
day, and ended in the complete defeat of the 1t;
ians who were commanded by the king. Bo
:, armies fought most brayely. The Italians we
repulsed at all points. After a severe and bloc
struggle, the Italians recrossed the Mncio on 81
day evening.
n Prince Amadeus was wounded. The Austrit
y captured 1000 prisoners. The Austrians then to
1t Custazza by assault. The Austrians occupi
a. Sondrio in Lombardy.
ID Nothing is known of General Benedek's mo
le ments.
ii. The Prussians attacked 0sureeiR, in Galaoia,
ct were beaten off with loss by the Austrians.
Lir The Hanoverian army escaped through
es Prussian corps and reached Meininger. Pru
will not blockade the Hanoverian ports nor 81
Dr. private property
Garibaldl intends marching through Tyrol dir
un to Munich.
.d- STILL LATER-A telegram positively ass
nd that the Hanoverian army is still completely
in rounded. The king has demanded twenty
the hours for deIiberation on the condition upon wi
IN his army is to capitulate.
ar The demand has been granted, The king exp
ion to receive assistance from the Bavarian army.
ute NEW YORK, July S.-A fatal case of cholera
reported in New York last evening" also on
ing Brooklyn.
,ers Advices from St. Domingo to the 23d ult. s
and that the liberal policy of the former admnistra
towards foreign enterprise would be contin