The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-20 00:00:00

PRUSSIA AND HESSE DARMSTADT.
BERLIN, Jolts 19.

The Prussian telegraph station at Homburg has
been forcibly seised by Darmstadt soldiers. Thia
act has been declared by Prussia to be a violation
of international law, and the minister of Hesse
Darmstadt at Berlin has consequently received his
passports, with a summons to leave the Prussian
capital.

SHE PRUSSIANS IN HANOVER.
RANOYER, Julia in.

General von Manteuffel is the chief commander
of the Prussian troops in Hanover. He will take
all necessary administrative measures in the capa-
city of Prussian Commissioner.

LUNZBERG, jam* 19.
Upon entering Hanoverian territory General
Manteuffel issued the following proclamation:
" Hia Majesty the King of Prusaiahas for weeks
past endeavoured to settle the questions pending
with Hanover.

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" These efforts having failed, the security of II
Prussia demands that no enemies shall remain in
the rear of the army. The Sing requires the di 1
bandment of all the Hanoverian troops in excess
of a peace footing, and it is oply by this step that
Hanover can be spared the sufferings of war.
Until that is effected, Hanover is considered as

belligerent.
" I do not come as an enemy to the in-
habitants. Private property will be strictly
respected, and discipline will be maintained among
the Prussian troops. It is for you to meet us in a
friendly manner."

PRUSSIA AND BRUNSWICK.
HARBURG, JuNs 19.

Information has been forwarded to General von
Manteuffel from Brunswick that a demonstration
has taken place in that town against the government,
on account of its having refused to accede to a
1 treaty of neutrality against Prussia.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Junrs 19.

At the request of the Prussian government the
French government has consented to protect Prus-
sian interests in Austria and Bavaria. The French
ambassadors at Vienna and Munich have already
received the imperial authoriaation to this effect.
The Prussian government has protested against
the seizure of the Frankfort telegraph office by
the Bavarians as a breach of international law.
On Saturday the King received Count Schulen-
burg, who had arrived here from Dresden.
On the 16th instant the Prussian government
delivered a special protest to all the German
courts, declaring that all proceedings which either
one or several of the German governments might
take in accordance with the orders of the so-called
Federal Diet to be null and void. This protest
was despatched simultaneously with the Prussian
declaration to foreign governments respecting the
latest steps of Prussia in Saxony, Hanover, and
Hesse Cassel.
The chiefs of the conservative party and the
party of progress have formed an association in
this city to assist the Prussian army in the field
with money, provisions, and medical aid. They
haysriasued a common appeal to all parties to oo-
operate with them in relieving the severe labours
of the soldiers serving the Fatherland in the field.
The signatures to the appeal include those of
Herren Wagner, Bentnen, Mommsen, Tweaten,
Virchow, and Unrich.
Prince Sigismund, son of the Crown Prince of
Prussia, died yesterday. A battle is expected near
Frankfort. The railway between Minden and
Berlin is again open for traffic.

ALTONA, Juw 17.
A Hanoverian revenue cutter has just been
brought into this port by the Prussians.
WARNSDORFF, Join 19.
The Prussians entered Herrnhut and Keinstadt
on Saturday evening.