New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
commencement OF the War in Germany.


rRussIAY TROOPS ENTER sAxoSY AND HANOVER.
No collision is vet reported but the Federal Dethaving
agreed TO the Austrian proposal for the mobilization Of the
Federal army Prussia treated the vote act Of hos
tHty on the part Of the States which supported the pro-
poss and ON TIE 18th PEUssIAS TROOPS ENIERED Sax
oxY on THE ONE SIDE AND HANovER on 1AE OTHER.
THE FIRST MOVE OF THE AUsTRTASs.
There we're also rumors that the Ausrans had entered
saIony, but they lacked confirmation. There was no
doubt however that Marshal Benedek would at put
his army in motion establish himself OF Dresden, and
proceed TO attack the Pussians
PRUssAs DECLARATION TO THE GREAT POWERS
Prussia has issued declaration 10 the great Powers
astyng the invasion the ground that the decision OF
the Diet on the l4h broke up the Confederation and the
law Of sel.-preservation compelled Prussia TO secure
herself against the neghbOrng States in open oreoneealed
hostility that she had previously offered conditional ALI
anee which was rejected.
RUMORs OF AN ENGAGEMENT.
The Paris Presse publishes report that the first EN-
vacement took place on the 10th Leipsie. The
yumor was unconhrmed.
PLACES is sAxoNY OCCUPIED BY THE PRUssiANS.
Prague telegram of the 10Th says: TIE PrassioAs
oceupy L6Jaa and Zitt0u and menace Sehhe@dds and
Zeas The raray Jetpeen Riesa aud Dresde" las bee"
destroyed, and passenger and postal communicate" be-
treen Prussia and Sazony as stopped.
Iseudz zei towns the Pu.,sn Province Of sSs9sy
can therefore be "nensced by the Pru''n'ED TNib
LATEST.
The nfrv Of he prfSSlaus
on fully confirmed Prussia having previously declared
war. The entry OF the Austrians is hourly expected
THE PRUssIAys ENTERING HANOVER.
HaSovEs June l5-lO:lS D. ID.
The Prussisn forces are marching into Hanover from
Hsrburg and Mindcn.
Royal order has been issued prohibiting all further
traffic in the districts of Harburg, LGneburg and Holm
sorf.Ldnebure thus closing the Northern Hanovefian
frontier.
The Prussan proposals for alliance in accordance
with which Hanover should observe neutrality has been
refused by the King. Hanover has also positively re-
ected principal points of the Prussan proposals i'
more closely united Confederation, especially those a''
ees Of the Prssian project which refer to the military
organization and the question Of the German fleet
The Hsrburg Railway has been destroyed in several
places.
CONCENTRATION or THE HASovERIAN TROOPS
The Northern Hanoyerian frontier had been closed
TIE Hanoyenan troops retiring toGottnsen for con
ssn,raton there with the Austrian Kalk Brigade AMI the
Bsydrian army
JISAL PREPARATIONS PoR wAR-GoOD IBELSG BIZ
TWEEN TIE sOLDIRRs-RCSsIA MUNICIPALITIES
AT BERLIN.
Correspondence Of The London Times. Berlin June 10
The last preparations are being made At TINS mo-
in Sesia The Of the hrtresses are hed WIN
the ueghbOrh0od o. the various gacs stripped OF
their trees and sentne posted everywhere a. IN time OF war
IN the southern counties Of the province the authorities
ant documents 10 Bressu and further noft1-an et
ample initiated by many Of the wealibler lnbaptans
who frat their property away and are about tpe
selves follow shortly The Dukes OF Rsti0r ana jest anu
M other great nObleInen " the district have removed Ihe
pate pciUrs spa other yspsAs ~ pS".s 81 Ugly Those