The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03
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movements Of the centre are favored by tho railway
from olmn,z to Prague rhs left wing Is coneen-
fronter, occupying the classic ground of Lovostz
ts..nsrsI. Tasrs:iAasiAas PodsabacA .nd ropl,I'
% a. ss. I. ~.ss al m. az. S r..u .
from whence The stores cen b Forwarded every Gay per
70 s ssss: 's on :ss' % s
den II they are beforehand wwh ths frssssAns ID o.
oupyns tbs famous s,roag position q Pima and ssvsf
ns mel Jaacssa vim We saxon army. they @Isa'
An ofcsai declaration Of war doss not ss~m to have
commsncsnsa, Of ao.ll,iss 70 Zoe ssrs,an s e.'
srnmenis b. circxar aots dated the 10th
and 10 which he ssys that abe resolution ef .hs lssh
June having Dissolved tho Band and hssasnsd Prussia
with the Law Of self preservation required tho cou H.
~ to be secured against tho neghborng States Prussia
haa thsfeiors on the 18Th June offered saxony Hano
ver and Electoral Hosse alliance on tho basis % their
unarned nsuiraiity condition OF conyoking . Der.
man parliament Tor the restoration OF peace Az tho
time Prussia had promised those states guaranty OF
their Possessions and their sovereignty Tue hreo Sa.sa
s'oreaid had declined this Offer Since the geographical
position o. Prussia docs allow su their open
OF concealed enmity during with other parties the
hings troops had passed the frontier yesterday
ing ~ In all three directions TO prevent us from beux
suaNheu IN no rear while We were detsnding ourselves
against AUSTRIA
The Hanoyeran and Hessan governments have stopped
inc INlwy trains passing through their territory and
our direct communication with England vita Aka Cha
peo aud ostend or CALAIS Ia therefore interrupted The
telegraph has also ceased 10 work wot ~ Magdebrg and
We do not know At this moment whehor tho fedcrais
may not have entered Westphalie Rhanish Prussia
hm IN douDt nov aud when this icttor VII reach you
Inc ROAD 70 Hamburg open, but the passage
Elbe may possibly be mpeded besides witch the steamers
from Hamburg To London arc not famous for ssfness
20 mat my despatch may arrive he forwarded
chance.
or o'Ctox r. NJ
The telexraphic wires must have Decn cut In several
places, for we have direct accounts to-day from the
seat Of war; either the west or the south When tho
Prussian army was last heard OF II AT hessen She
Eibe fifteen miles from Dresden and the Of a cee
brated manufact0ry Of porcelain Dresden china
"a called In England II Ii rumored that there
been revolution in Cassel that tho people have do
posed tho Eector aud keep MIN connned 10 hs palace
What gives color 10 ths report tina, his cousin
and heir apparent Prince Frederick of Hosse who Va
married 70 PruFsian princess and with whom he
.ong peen Al dggers drawn Was here Yesterday
aud started again suddenly after a long
Terence with Count Bismarck Tue Grand Duke
Of Mecklenhurg ono Of the few adhnrcnts OF
frussia has been requested TO seud his army,
some nve or SIX thousand men, into Holsten, TO ASST
the Prussians in keeping that province ia order
That the greater part OF the army OF occupation
for Hanover the inhabitants ght be tempted rise
upon the small force that remains and e1pel their
laboratory"
ForR r. NJ
An extra just Published By paper IN the interest Of
Tho government, but whose Is always uustwor.
thy asserts that the Prusans occupied Dresden ye.,er
day and were well received by the cilzens The King OF
saxony aud his Minister, Beus had ned probably DO
hemla The commander ~ the Prussan corps, General
Sienachc had taken up his quarters Ia ths Royal ss
and issued proclamation to the raxone. Ieipsc was
not occupied hut the Pruian troops stationed all
round and the disposition o. the inhabitants highly
favorable 10 Prussia. The same authority adds that
the King OF Hanover and his army have been
surrounded by General Manteufcs corps and viii hardly
De ADJ. 10 escape, and thai the Eector ~ Heme
prisoner ~ the fortress of Ehrenbfcstlen. All thia
wants coun nation though, an stated above, Il IS quito
without OPP son after the retreat Of the army
10 Pima