The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-29 00:00:00

144TE'StitirrELLIGENCE.
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.4 THE wAit IN BOHEMIA.
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t e battlo:24 the 27th in the neigh-
hood of Nachod, Skalicz, and Jaromierz
was renewed yesterday (the 28th). In the
encounter of the 27th, both the Prussians
and the Austrians claimed the advantage. The
truth, probably, is that early in the day the
Prussians, advancing in force from the north and
east, compelled the Austrians to retire south, and
telegraphed the succesa they had achieved. At Skaliea,
a small town on the road between Jaromierz and
Nachod, they were met by the Austrians, who claim to
have taken 18 guns and several prisoners, and to have
refused an armistice to the Prussians.
On thenight
of the 27th the victory, then, would seem to have
inclined tothe Austrians. According to the telegram
which we publish to-day, and which is dated from
Reinerz, a town in Prussian Silesia, between
Nachod and Matz, the battle was renewed yester-
day, with advantage to the Prussians, who appear
to have taken ten guns from the Austrians. It will
be well to wait, however, for the close of the day
and the Austrian account before coming to any con-
clusion as to the final result.
• The Times, in its second edition, publishes the
following telegram

lifunchensratz, June 28, 10 p.m.
Prince Frederick Mirles has to.day driven back the
Austrians from Podol to beyond Munchengratz, with great
loss, and has made come 1,000 prisoners. The Prussian
loss war inconsiderable.

The Times adds :
We have received the above telegram, addressed to this
office, but as the source whence it proceeds is not clearly
indicated, we publish it with due reserve.
Should this news be confirmed, it is evident
that a second battle was being foug®
simul-
taneously with that at Nachod, by the army of
Prince Frederick Charles. Mtinchengritz is situated
several miles to the west of Nachod, and is on the
direct road from Richenberg to Prague.
It appears that the Prussians penetrated into
Bohemia by all the roads leading into that
kingdom from Silesia, between Gorlitz and
Ratibor —a very extensive line of opera-
tions, for we find them at Turnau, Trau-
teriau, Nachod, Troppau, and even as far east
as Oswiecim in Galicia. That there is danger
of having such a line of operations cut in
two must be evident from the nature of their posi-
tion. The Austrian government, however, are
taking precautionary measures for the defence of
Vienna itself. No lees than 18,000 workmen
are employed in raising fortifications for the defence
of the city. There are eight bridges to be thrown
across the Danube, and 21 forts are in course of

GERMANY.
The Bavarian army have began to move. Their
advanced poets are now at Planen, which was
lately occupied by Prussians. They are said to
have been received with enthusiasm by the
inhabitams. They are thus opposite to the right
wing of the Prussian army of the Elbe, whose
base of operations is at Erfurt. There ap-
pears to have been a regular demonstration
in Hanover when the report of the escape of the
Hanoverian army by Meiningen was an-
nounced. The Queen and her two daughters,
who have worn mourning since the departure
of the King, put on rose-coloured dresses when they
heard the news, and rode through the principal
streets of Hanover in an open &eche.

(REOTETt'S TELEGRAMS.)
THE WAR IN GEILMANY.
PARIS, Ju r 23..

SCRRENDER OF THE HANOVERIAN
ARMY.

THE MOVEMENTS IN BOHEMIA.
REINEBZ, JU 28.

The Moniteur of this morning publishes intelli-
gence from Berlin, dated yesterday, announcing
that in a fresh engagement between the Prussians
and the Austrians, near Trautenau, the former
captured ten guns and took many prisoners. The
Austrians were compelled to fall back.
The Mvniteur also publishes an account of the
engagement between the lianoverianis and Prus-
sians near Langensalza, which it rtates to have
been without result. The Prussians lost two guns.
The .Monatcur adds :—" The Hanoverian, how-
ever, withdrew in a northerly direction. They
asked for a fresh armistice, which was refused by
the Prussians, who are awaiting reinforcementa."

THE HANOVERIAN ARMY.
(OFFICIAL DIBFATCH.)
!BERLIN, Jule (Emma).
The Hanoverian are being surrounded by
Prussian corps. Fresh negotiations are in progeess
for a capitulation.

BERLIN, Irra 29, Nom
The Hanoverian army surrendered at discretion
to-day.

The Prussians have advanced to-day in the
direction of Jaromierz and have taken 10 guns
from the Austrians.
Among the prisoners is Colonel Count Wimpfen,
commander of the Austrian regiment " Crown
Prince of Prussia."