The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-19 00:00:00

A alight encounter took place yesterday between
some Austrian and Pruasian cavalry, on the road
to Rumburg, and close to the frontier. The Prus-
sians retreated. Marienthal, Ostritz, and Leuba
are occupied by two Prussian regiments of infan-
try, and one of hussars, and Bernstadt by two re-
giments of cavalry. The Prussians are also close
to the frontier, near Wurzeladorf, and they are
hourly expected to advance into Bohemia. The
Prusaians have not taken possession of Zittau, but
have placed a strong garrison, with twelve pieces
of artillery, in the town of Bautzen.
HEIDELBERG, JeNZ 18.

According to intelligence received here, an en-
gagement has taken place between the outposts at
the extremity of Saxony, towards Lobau or Rum-
burg, between the Prussian hussars and an Austrian
corps. A considerable Austrian force is massed in
that direction, and other large corps are stated to
be upon the Silesian frontier in the neighbour-
hood of Troppau.

IdENTZ, JUNE 18.

The Prussians are reported to have cut off the
oomrnunications of the Hanoverian army, and
rendered its junction with the Austxo-.Federal corps
impossible.

BERLIN, Julia 18, Evurixo.
Railway communication between Eisenach and
Cassel is interrupted. The Bavarians intend to
cut the railway line between Coburg and Bam-
berg, and to blow up the railway bridge at Lich-
tenfels. The Austrians have destroyed the rail-
way bridges at Oswiencim, on the Galician and
Silesian frontier. The railway communication be-
tween Oawiencim and blyelovitz is interrupted.

OCCUPATION OF DRESDEN BY THE
PRUSSIANS.
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PRAGUE, JurrE 18.
The Prussians occupied Dresden at half-past 11
o'clock to-day.

PRUSSIA AND HANOVER.
HAMBURG, Jrrnt 18.
General Manteuffel entered Hanover in Lune-
burg to-day.

STADE, JUKE 18.

The Prussian Lieut.-Colonel Granath arrived
here last night and disarmed the garrison, dis-
missing them to their homes. He took possession
of 21 guns and numerous mortars, rifles, and other
w•ar material.

THE HANOVERIAN TREASURY.
BREMEN, JUNE 18.
Several journals assert that the Hanoverian trea-
sury has been sent to England.

PRUSSIA AND BAVARIA.
BERLIN, Jrxs 18.

The Bavarian Minister has received his passports
and will leave Berlin to-day. The Prussian
Minister at Munich, Prince Reuss, has also been
recalled.

ENTRY OF THE PRUSSIANS INTO CASSEL.
CASSEL, Jugs 18.
The Prussian troops entered this town this
morning. The Elector is at Frankfort.

THE PRUSSIANS IN SAXONY.
VIENNA, JUNE 18, 7.50 P.M.

Hundreds of Saxon inhabitants are eying into
Bohemia. The Prussians are forcibly enrolling
men up to 40 years of age.

LEIPSIC, Jut= 18.

The Austrian Consul-General, Herr von Gruner,
has left this city ; and the British Consul, Mr. J.
A. Crowe, has undertaken to represent the com-
mercial interests of Austria.

BADEN.
CARLSRUITE, Jura 18.

Baden declines to take active part in the hostL
lities against Prussia. The assertions of some
German papers that riots had taken place among
the Baden troops are unfounded.

WURTEMBURG.

STUTTGABD, Juxig_lB.

In consequence of the Austrian war manifesto
all the available Wurtembin troops have been sent
to the northern frontier of the kingdom.

AUSTRIA AND BAVARIA.
MUNICH, Jtirs 18.

The Auatrian cabinet has summoned the Bava-
rian government, in consequence of the decision
of the Federal Diet of 16th inst., to united with
Austria in carrying on military operations in
Saxony.