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

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THE WAR IN GERnIANY.
REINKRZ, Jews 27, Sviunsa.
Early this morning the army commanded by the
Crown Prince of Prussia came upon a strong body
of the enemy at Nachod, consisting of the Austrian i
Zamming corps, a division of the reserve cavalry,
and the Prince Schleswig-Holstein division of
cavalry. A severe engagement ensued, which
lasted until 3 p.m. The Austrians were compelled
to retreat, pursued by the Prussian cavalry. Their
loss was considerable ; that of the Prussians trifling.
The Crown Prince was present at the engagement.
Five guns and two standards were taken. Many
of the Austrian cavalry were captured.--(official
DeaPstell.

SICHKOW, Jun 27, Munro Hr.
The vanguard of General Herrwarth Bitterfeld
came upon a small body of the enemy at Hauer-
wamen, who were divan back, with a loss of fifty
prisoners.

OPTICAL DIMATON.
VIENNA, Joys
The Adel report fully confirm the victory of
the 6th Austrian Army Corps over the army of the
Crown Prince of Prussia at Skalicz.
The following details have been received of the
brilliant encounter which took place yesterday at

Oswiecim :
The Austrian forces, composed of one battalion
and a half of infantry, two squadrons of Mans, and
half a field battery, drove back the enemy with
heavy losses across the Vistula, after a struggle i
which lasted ten hours.
The Prussian forces consisted of three companies
of fusiliers, three battalions of Landwehr, one
entire regiment of Milani, and half a field battery.
RATTBOR, JuNg 27.
The Prussian a have entered Troppau without
meeting with any resistance.
FRANKFORT, Joni 28.
It is asserted that the united Austrian and Fe-
deral troops will, in future, march under German
colours,

General Flies, attacked yesterday the Hanoverian !
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dsitaitedeaysualrytphearit.o6r,Tho:ooethKaprw.prnuelmprusaianzians,iansJoys,
army near Langensalza, in order to cut off its re-
treat southwards. The Hanoverian forces were \
under
fought2B .
were
with valour. The losses are considerable. General
Flies having attained his strategical object, resumed
his former position south of Langensalza. The
Hanoverian appear to have marched northwards
from Langensalza through Mithlhausen, in the di-
rection of Sonderhausen.

THE WAR IN ITAL Y.
VERONA, Jun 28.
It is officially stated that three Austrian prisoners
having been hung on trees by the Italians, the
Archduke Albert wrote to the Italian commander-
in-chief to the effect that in the event of a repeti-
tion of this course a system of reprisals would be
adopted,

VERONA, Stu 28, EVENING.

The Archduke Albrecht has inspected the army
under his command, and was received with en-
thusiastic cheers.
Up to the present 4,000 prisoners and 14 guns
have been taken from the Italians.
FLORENCE, Seas 28.
The original plan of operations has been re..
linquished, and the Italian army, under King
Victor Emmanuel, is concentrating at Cremona
and Piacenza. The forces under General Cialdini
have abandoned their positions on the Po, and are
falling back on Bologna, with the view of subse-
quently effecting a junction with the King's army'
near the upper part of the River Po.
BERNE, duffle 28.
The Austrians have re-descended the Stelvio,
r and occupied Bormio, driving the Italians back to
f Tirano.

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(From Le Pollet.)
We are happy to =norms a decided reactionary
moveesset towards simplicity el attire. Them sea be no
question that luxury in drew has of late been indulged in to
sn alarming excess. It is therefore patifyiag to observe
that the leaders of fashion non► show a decided inclination
to allow the judiciously 'lmpart to replace the merely en-,
pensive ; we no lower as toilettes covered sad "priding
with gold and silver, these theatrical armaments having
given plea to ribbons, flowsn, hose, ho.
Summer is undoubtedly a time of rest for the puree sad
of work for the &soy. Expensive fabrics and trimmings
are not required ; a few simple materials, elegantly made.
so as to permit the powwow to appear often in what the
Parisians call nap toilette fraiche, beds& all that is near
nary, except for very dressy occasions, such as Mee or
marlines. The materials most to cover at the present
moment are linos, mohair, alpaca, sad a great variety of
fancy materials, such as sultans, which is a misters of
silk and wool.
Foulards are of course immensely in request. There is
perhaps no fabric so much worn. It is mode in endlims
vanishes of quality and style, so as to suit the taste and
maps of everyone. Poise satirises, pain de NM, thick
taffetas, and snob beery materials, only imitable for eolder
weather, all bare to give place to the fouler& Ouse be
Cbaelesry, moupielise de sob, sad aka very Uri& sod
expensive materiels, are reessved for in-door or evading