The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-30


.....- communicated the main facts oi
...r news. We gather some details
.., which will lie interesting to tn"
..u.sg.
.,.>y 7ur SCENE - THE FIRST rLoopshEp.
.,...r viii in all probability be the
battle-ground. The London TImcS of
... 10Th. rcmarhing upon the promptncss
r.a<>ta in taking the initiative, TO which
49,. 1.nu.3 ofyr>tcrday morning particu-
..., ,.~,ccd, thus spcculatcs upon the
.>the first move in this great contest
.s,., made 10y Prussia yesterday. The
....3 the Saxon frontier brings the
..,. military l,vIc> that have ever taken
...... m Germany into necessary an"
..N immediate collision. ~ soon -
Sci MARSHAL Erurdck learns Ivy tclrEf"p"
...r enemy has begun operations, h'
at once Put his great army IN mo'}'h'
nd f4, northern part ui the SAXON
.....,4 viii no doubt hc seized al once
lie Pru>>.lu>. hut the Au>trlanS, nav
...ta.rrw miles - advance, and the ra!I-
,t,,r service. will establish them
...t Dresden. Thus do VT see that
,rm. region once more the battle
,f urea, Powers. Bcucdck i
ntv NOT sorry that the enemy have
...... ..ra /. Justification Tor entering sax
H. will now he bound to protect
..,.tI Of weak ally, aud in per
..-...s this duty ne secures the best pos
..... ,...t uu Tor operating against the en-
Er.,u Prague Ia Berlin the road lies
.. Dresden ami across the plains Of
t.--... >.xouv. This road he is now
.....-.t.E,. and no iuconycuicut neutrality
...~ Am 10 carry on what may hr
....t n provincial contest in Silc>ia. Yet
.... t.....a,titulc Of the PruS>ian move
....r> nalg even here obtain for them some
....r~.slr advantages. \ large part Of
.:H-!om may in Il few days bc IN
...r ...urr, and they viii nj least have
........,.p f urw q ition>, agd BE- able L"
....v un MY in Il foreign territory, The
r. .-...4 commanders know the country as
N u~ their opponents: indeed, every
0.-...4 officer who has studied his proc>-
g. mast hc thoroughly acquainted with
e.. military features OF tins region.
.-u tie Pru>>iau army is o>tcn>ibly
landed ty royal pcr>onagcS, there
w-#'t tie wanting men 10 use lis strength
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Ao~fHJA-AhhEhSS oF THE EMPEROR.
.E...@. Telegram June "a Loni"n T.surs.l
Tbs IA" Fri. Prose- al to-day states
.& '.r Ministry Tor Foreign Affairs WITH
.. B.gu. Won W,rthrr'S passports until
.'' p,u->Au Government had released
..#..r Lesser. Tie departure Of Ba-
tr..,r..r. w,s tLrrrt,,rr po.tpou,d IN
...y
.a.s.;r arrangement hayi,. been
.... E.,wrrn tie Austrian AMI Bava-
. A. .s~nurut, for the regulation OF
...-...nf. ,r'1rfr4l action, the BavA-
l....r..5 Tam j now here u,ao,iatin.
.......s ~.pu Of convention providing
.....a military action, on the one
-... -.... e...,..frt -,u,.v of the Diet or
.. ..... Prussia resisting the nohiliza-
fin. Federal army. and, on the other.
., ...... f,..r., committed hy the dcycl
.....,. .y..,.,, Ia lake 1arf in the war
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