The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-25 00:00:00

Baron Ricasoli received this morning deputations
of citizens of Trieste and Istria, who presented
addresses expressing the wish of those populations
to be united with Italy. Signor Visconti Veneta
has arrived at Messina from Constantinople, and
will set out to-morrow for Florence. According to
intelligence published by the Florence papers this
evening, fresh measures of rigour had been adopted
by the Austrian authorities in Venetia. They
have ordered a large number of citizens to leave
1 Trieste and Istria within twenty-four hours.

THE MOVEMENTS OFGARIBALDI IN THE

TYROL.

CHUB (CANTON OBLSONS), Jrirs 24.
Travellers arrived here state that the Italian vo-
lunteers under Garibaldi have occupied the Stelvio
Paaa, Joch, and Gums, and that their outposts
extend to Finstermunz.

MILAN, Jells 24.
It is asserted that Garibaldi intends marching
through the Tyrol direct to Munich.
MANN, Jowl 24.
The Austrians have occupied the heights of the
Stelvio. Garibaldi is near Lake Garda.

THE WAR IN GERMANY
ENTRY OF THE PRUSSIANS INTO
BOHEMIA.

ZITTAI7, JrNIC 23.
The army of Prince Frederick Charles crossed
the frontier into Bohemia from this town to-day
without meeting the enemy.

PRAGUE, Juin 23.
Schluckenun and Rumburg have been occupied
by the Prussian troops.
Travellers state that the Prussian troops who
occupied Dresden have left a small garrison in that
city, and have proceeded into Silesia.
NEISSE, Jume 24, Evunia.
The Prussian troops under Prince Frederick
Charles arrived at Reichenberg, on the Bohemian
frontier, yesterday.

BODENBACE, Jurrs 24.

The Prussians, who were threatening this town
yesterday, have suddenly withdrawn to Pirna, and
have entered Bohemia, passing through Neustadt
and Lebnita. They appear to be marching in the
direction of Silesia. Yesterday an unimportant
skirmish took place between Austrian and Prussian
patrols near Friedericheheim. Five Prussians were
killed, and two Prussians and two horses were cap-
tured.

LEIPSIC, JrNE 23.

A strong body of Prussian troops have been
passing through the town since yesterday. Their
destination is unknown, but it is supposed they will
operate against Hof.
• DRESDEN, Jain 23.
The Prussian government have ordered that the
utmost consideration shall be shown to the family
of Herr von Beust who were left behind in this
town by the minister.

THE SAXON ARMY.
DRS3DEN, Jima 23.
The Saxon army was yesterday at Theresien-
stadt, on the Bohemian frontier.

SKIRMISHPRUSSIANS BETWEEN
IN AUSTRIANS AND
SILESIA.
NEISSE, Jima 23.
Hostilities have been commenced by the Prus-
sian army corps in Silesia. Early yesterday morn-
ing three Prussian detachments were sent out to
reconnoitre towards Zuckmantel, Friedberg, and
Freiwalden. The last of these detachments between
Breitenfurt and Sandhubel came upon an Austrian
regiment of hussars.
The Prussian needle gun was very effective, and
enabled the 10th fusilier regiment to repulse easily
the charge of the hussars. The Austrians lost
eight men killed and five wounded. No casualties
occurred on the Prussian side.

THE HANOITERIAN ARMY.
GOTHA, Joss 24.
Major Jacobi, of the Hanoverian army, has
arrived here to make arrangements for the capitu-
lation of the Hanoverian force.
The commander-in-chief of the Hanoverian troops
has declared himself willing to capitulate to the
Prussian troops if the Hanoverian officers are per-
sonally convinced that the Hanoverian army is
completely shut in by the superior number of the
Prussian troops. The Prussians declared them-
selves ready to consent to these conditions. It
is believed that the officers will be permitted to