The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03 00:00:00

THE EUROPEA.N WAR.

Tbe Italian army is being concentrated at Cremona
and Piarensa. The Austrians have quitted Houk), in
Lombardy, and have returned to the first station upon
the SUS°. We may shortly bewail &naval engagement
between the Austrian sod Italian Auto tbe former
having appeared of Atlanta, and bees followed by the
latter, with the evident intention of making an attack.
The war news from Bohemia is very wormed. We
learn from Prussian telegrams that the head-quarters
of the Crown Primes were at Heiner; • place between
Glees god Nackod. The Promises it is stated, came
up with • large Austrian fore. at the latter plane, *De-
sisting of the Zsurreing emu and two divieiens of
cavalry. A oonfiiet is said to have ensued on the fifth,
which lasted from eariy morning until three &dock in
the ',tongue. Pie. Avstrian guns, two standards, and
large numbers el their cavah7 were said to hue Woe
captured by the vietoriou Pruniaos. An Austrian
bulletin, dated from Josephatedt the mom afternona,
amt., that the Pruseiaos pushing from Nuked and
Neastadt COMO into collision with an Austrian Army
Corps at /Huhu and were repulsed, after six boars'
fighting, with aloes, as the Vienna telegram of Thursday
odds, of 18 guns and many prisoners. The Austrian
anaemia bear witness to the severe louse sustained by
thei, entry, especially in cavalry, bet leave little doubt
as te their conviction that the 'Henry was their own,
aed that they had been left is possession of the battle-
field. A telegram leoeived from Berlin on Friday
afternoon, states that the Autrians were defeated es
the 27th and on the 28th lost by the Prtudau Amy
Corps, and no the liSth. at Trantenan, by the Garde de
Corp. (or Lite Oneida), a. d a Ifunakengrata by Prince
Freederuk Charles. The trlegrans add. that the Austrian.
at Tranteeau Itoi from 300(Ito 4000 killed and wounded,
and tut mural thousand priming's. The Proviso%
were stated to have lost at the same place about 1000
men. A telegram from ParJubits says plainly that the
first corps of the Austrian army and the :aloe army
combined were repulsed on Saturday in an &Hoek on
Prince Fredrick Charles, and bad been comrelled to fall
in the direction of Kiviigenerats on the mg.., about
fifteen ea lee north of Firdubits. There appears, there-
fore, no doubt that the two Prussian armies may have
joined at or below Joesphatadt Tlie stories told in the
Austrian telegrams of the evacuation by li. Premien*
of urious places simply mean that the troops General
Hatt field lift behind him to keep open his communion.
lion, were withdrawn as soon as he had joined Prince
Fr, deriek Charles. It thus appears that the Prussians,
spite of monaentety advantages gaiered by the Autrians,
bare pubed steadily beak until the line of oommuniea-
titre between Vienna, Oinitita, and Prague is directly
threatened.

The enconnter between Austrians and after •
ten hours' struggle, in the defeat of the tatter,
Prom Was at Oevriine, on the frontier of Qajinia, elided
who were driven bank arose the Vistula. The forces
engaged on either side did not szossrl • mingle
but the Pruarisn tomes are described as severe. The
Prussians seam to haw bees wore fortunate on the side
of the •estrian Shills,whore they sobered Tropywu, the
principal toes, without wetting any resists:wt. 'FbrY
were equally suosseaftil in preventing We escape of the
H.Doc,risns, whom • telegram received on Friday night
states hare surrendered as discretion.