The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-02 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(1119Theti IIIIJIGILUIB.)
THE WAR IN GERMANY•

REPULSE OF THiAITSTRIANS IN BOHEMIA

VIENNA, JOLT I.

The first Austrian army corps and the Saxon
corps were repulsed yesterday by the Prussians.
In consequence of repulse the Austrian army
fell back in the arecrion of Konigsgratz.

The following official telegram dated Prague,
Juno 30, has been published here to-day :—" En-
gagementa took place yesterday at Koet, near Tur-
nau, and at Chwalkowitz, between Kalitz and
Konigahof, in the district of Jungbunzlau, which
resulted fav9vrably to the Austrians. Bohmnisk
and Kamnitz have been evacuatd by the Prussians.
The latter were also defeated, while flying from
Flicin, by the combined Austrian and Saxon
forces. They left their dead and wounded on the
fielU'

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BEICHENBKRO, JULY I.

The Prussian *any is Bohemia is making vie-
torions propels. .The fifth and third divisions
glelnititr lir sleet on the -*Stir lilt. The
Prussian loss was not inconsiderable, the enemy's
position being very strong. The loss sustained by
the Atuitrians is estimated at about 4,000 men.

BERLIN, Jura 30.
Intelligence received here states that the Aim-
fzians have evacuated Oswiecin.
BERLIN, JULY 1.

The following official despatch has been received
from the head-quarters of the Crown Prince of
Prussia :—" The result of the three days' fighting,
in which the sth Prussian corps has been engaged,
cannot be too highly estimated. On the 27th it
was opposed by the 6th Austrian corps, under
General Ramming. A letter was found, ad-
dressed by the latter to General Benedek, in
Josephstadt, which affords complete proof that
the forces under his command were thoroughly
exhausted. He therein requested General
Benedek to send him two fresh brigades,
in order that his troops might bivouack under their
protection, and acknowledged that they would not
be able to fight on the following day. The sth
Prussian corps was therefore opposed on the 28th
and 29th by the corps of the Archduke Leopold
and General Testetics. The fighting on these two
days extended over a much greater line than on
the 27th. The Austrian corps under General Gab-
lenz was completely broken up. Besides innumer-
able prisoners, twenty guns, five colours, and two
standards belonging to the corps of General Gablenz
fell into the hands of the Prussian troops."
A great number of workmen have loft here for
Dresden to erect entrenchments.
LAUBAN, JULY 1.
It is announced that the total lose of the Aus-
trians up to the present is 20,000 men.

DEPARTURE OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA
FOR THE ARMY.
BERLIN, Juw 30.

The King left here to-day, and will arrive to-
morrow morning at Reichenberg. His Majesty was
most enthusiastically cheered by the crowds assem-
bled in the streets from the palace to the railway
station.

HANOVER.
IdUHLHAUSEN, Jura 30.
The King of Hanover loft here to-day for
Frankfort.

ITALY.

FLORENCE. Julia 30, 5.30 P.M.

The headquarters of the Italian army are at
Torre Malaberti. The troops are in excellent
health and spirits. The divisions which suffered
most during the battle of Cuatozza are in no way
dispirited, and express their eagerness to be again
placed at the front, in the next battle with the
Austrians.

RI AD-QUARTERS OF THE ITALIAN
ARMY, Jtars 30, Evmso.

Nothing of importance has occurred. The
enemy's patrols make frequent reconnaissances on
the right bank of the Mincio. They are watched
by our cavalry patrols. Four squadrons of Aus-
trian hussars had advanced on Italian territory to
the right of the Mincio, but they were encountered
by the third squadron of the Foggia Lancers, and
compelled to retreat to Goito and Rivalta. The
Austrians lost several killed, including one officer,
and several prisoners. Amongst the wounded on
the Italian aide were a captain and a lieutenant.
READ-QUARTERS OF THE ITALIAN ARMY,
TORRE MALAMBERTI, JULY 1.

The Italian and Austrian cavalry continue to
make reconnaisaances. No fresh engagement has
taken place since yesterday's encounter, in which
the Foggia Lancers made 40 Austrian prisoners.

BERLIN, JuLT 1.

King Victor Emmanuel has sent a telegram to
the Bing of Prussia congratulating his Majesty
upon the recent success of the Prusaian arms.

THE TYROL.
BERNE, Jam, 30.
The Austrians have forced their way through the
Tousle Pass into the Val Camonica.