, 1866-07-07

and wonnding a few Hanoverians, when 1he tlu en1
1andAnt percetFtug the useIessue.s Of furtber m
ta,an II s1 9e alaca; ana shs pussians loox po:
Charmed, were showed to proceed to iheir respet
I'VE homes. previously being obliged to give thei
parole not TO dght aEa1nst the Pruasisus DURING tn
rest OF this unhappy wsr. hussIan aecoanis c q
this Transaction exnlt al the quantity Of nlsi,aT
stores that have thus llen Into hetr nsnds. ShIrl
IL, however, denied By the naaoyesians.
The Encounter Mt Fr1edburc,
TIE pHrss1AFs os THEIR WAY TO ynANKron7-
a 1nElh ESoAaExEKT w1ru TUE pAuhsrADr nEo1
aASE-hE1kEAr or TIE FEDERAL TROOPS.
lfF'nff0ft t'nne 2o} ,nss; Correspondence London
The entry Of the Pruseisns INTO uauo,crlsn r,,
ntcIY nc occupation Of the capital, and the resto-
treating Hanover1ans had temporarily destroyrd.
Nll, doubtless, have been tnlly reported 10 Ton''
The direction taken BY the RanoEerian army ,yss
Se spoe Ms ,h 70
permanent junction near this town with tbs Con-
iedera'e army forming On The Nam. Thelf line or re-
!sad oItd 1e.d fTom casssi ,hroqsh Aarburg and
nrtt Steps IN ihia var have cer1ainly been tayen
MMh much energy and foresight. Nrre ready for Tue
attempt: From cologne and cooleutx, bp1n strong =
y tortlted towns ou that portion fthe lfhIna
trave1ses the detached po.eeaelons of Prussia
~ the vest: t1o lines OF railway contuct. by
ths rsle{ of'he Stcg aud that Of the Lahn re-pee
reaehtpE The main lima which connects Frankfort
with Cassel. Hanover and Hamburg 1t Glesfen.
Puss1ans r s,a Ct .nnt would oesar
= eonsidesaele force 1T We.zlar. composed Of
hattalsons pusned forward nom theft b.tc
upon the Rhine, and OF troops which had volan.
snch "a Rastadt and Msyerce. No sooner vas tae
occupation Of Hanover announced than they sctzsd
Gle*ten: On ihe main line, tore up tho railway.
they eame down upon ! h=ssc Dafmstadt % EEL:
men1. Mnicn vas IN no posinon 10 resist &upaE1os
&c W. hss n
Troops hsd already occupied Frankfort, and were
prepared 10 dispn'e their entry into the town. L
.nsh e., A. Intention bad e.er entered de miads of
,a35 h3m snserd u purpo's. his soldiers
Sa md besraPs RPop Pb,, 5s SeI.sn I'D
copied ~ re bare seen, Were retiring BY The F1lda
.oaa to 7aras the Rhon Gcbe1g; with view TO caio
" orzbutg, De has moved Oh. according to the
tulda. In this direction the hostile forces mast
thortlJ come into collision, and we shall rroDsbly
within few hours he1f that they have been en-.
abont s, Coo men; tht united tfoops Of Hanover
. nd Hr*tstsssti ought not 10 be inferior, unle1s
dete1tton has th1uned The ranks Of ihe former
rapid entry Of the PtushIaLs.
The Occupation Of Dresden by the
P1u4Ata1s.
PRIscE PREpEp1c CHARLES N coxxAND or, rur
thyAnE6 FonCIs-HE CAUTIOUSLY MOVES N.
TROOPS efonwARD-TaK MARCH TO THE aAxoy
CAPITAL
From the Military Correspondent of the London
Ttmes.]
HEADQUARTERS or TIE FInsT ARxr,}
GoRL1fx, June -.
II must he borne IN mind that In the theatre of
var there are three !ive,a OF the name Of Nelsse.
They are all, either directly or indirectly sduenie
Of lhs 0doi, and ssc therefore not unlikely 10 be
StT7A AHnfh fhhr
y OF The three Is that which howa past this Town
through the Riesen Gehfse lilo Genital s siie.is
DRESDEN hut evening. md Prince flrde1ie chsfies
has thu4 gained pokssee1Gn Of the line Of railway
Mh'ch 1orms the Atsfa1 Communication through
the Austrian General still t1r1ieabeh1nd tAe moun
falns. Great movements have been gong on aruopt
hs iroopt, out no Indication Of an advance has a
Will hsvel dtacut taek before them ehonld they A.
tempt TO deprive The rrusslans OF the advantages
Eh1eh the lattet hare already gained: for Prince
in Sa1cny, and has evidently no 1ntenlion Of u
lowing his bold On this country 10 Be ghiiy ehsken
on. Ibe general coufte Of events in the occupa.
ming Of Tho 1elb. when he Saxon eovrr1ment had
rejected the PIu,1tan 9tdnatum. md knew that
1ss eee,.seS S OF 1h nss n EsdeIle charles WIS een
tSe nss.n roops g91on pepse.s 9e
get to WORK upon the rallWays wnten led from The
!toa.ies upon Dtesdsn- Or such rallways there
Elbe and JOINS the Iepsic l1ne at Riesa, md
;hst = "hich from Go,litz leads By Bau,zen upon
pioneers commenced tbelr work, but sat tn at tho dssE.
md. unEer constant apprehension Of being broken
. upon 6y The P1ass1an advanced Enxfdr, they
mads 1 nq, tf ehIp IT, rails ete taken
broken. 50 not to be again Immediately aysits.
pc: A e1esen ocioek At night the wooden bridge
across the ElDe, near Me.s. WI lei on
IRE BY neAns Of petroleum, lis destruction Vas not
,ceomp!tthed, for only Iro piers were burnt, and
re q Ps1 .se e. ak 81 d.
s:..s Of PTa.s,sa i9oops wera '- asa@tns s'15 -.
tier lite Of that Kingdom. be:ween Gofltt. md
thc border On the west Prince Frederic Charlie.
na19aled three stIune eorps d'a5nske. while near
Elded hts force into three columns - 10 ADVANCE
i.h hsosd front, and a! quickly as possible, on
e. bousy y tss ssoat t 3a The r.
ior the Invasion were made; the man
bodies Of t6c troops we're al1 collected together
.boGs midnieht ana ;he soldiers piled arms 70 rest
nnrmpr continually rose ls5m The crowded col.
lmnt. md told the fubdued bnt deep ex- /
,s;Rs a:s%s9t ,u. wh,eh sla b.. psaasd nc hs.its
canse. for at thought the Austrian was In Dres.
leD, and that there would be basrle On tbe nor.
ov. Ihe time passed slowly. and 1t seemed a. II !
,rcaks Of Dawn appeared. the troops eagerly lei
Ito thei1 ranks, md before the sun had risen the
avaasod e gaasd were pushing rapidly oyer Saxon
alv.ys aed before The foremost troops rot near
h h p. fortunate u avoid being taken What sax
q q troops there were on the line o: advance Alao
t!feafed quickly towntG Dresden.
Httte1teld, from The norib, reached RIess about |
O'Clock, and occupied that town In force Below !
Le toMu pontoon bridges were quickly thrown |
I'M ns Ene PIT q he to he
oolher portion were directed up the ,eIl bank OF
,s M tiser towards Meissen- Hird!y bad Bitten
hoop esaehsd y FL s.a thessss L. kea Eh
ON Berlin. Who immediately commenced the res-
'Iat1on Of he lines which has been torn up on The
swag n6e pSsfss Sacs were sent to repair
In the meantime the columns of The main army |
ere advancing IN Lnsa1a, Lobaa was occupied be-
ne Midday, and Iautzen In The afternoon. But
9 Knew that the passes between G1be1 and Reich.
'be1g led nganet hI. lett, and that be mnst epsrt
a'n;s r. an AnetEtaa attack ito~ tnat direction
Is ien dsrk, b. pushed strong detachment along
le Zittau road to point beyond Ostritz. On sat
sday he DID little except establish h1n.eH in hfa
ght to leel Btttenfsld. lett, md the Prince push
| troops to Bltchof1e,da on tho Dresden road,
hile the advanced guard Of Hersarth occupied
atle On the capttal, the advancing columns met |
opposs:lop. and List night The F1ussian coiors
'ated over Dresden. The telegraph tells US that /
e Anstrian intend 10 70 postpone the commence.
cnt Of aettyt operations until a federal 1
Of $1,000 men can be put in
g f1eld to assist in the operations against 1
l1ony. To-Day Austrian movements have |
;en reported In the direction Of Reichenbcrs, but
tfpoTtA rom the oufposts must At present be
cctyed With conSl1efa6le caution. FROM Hanover |
E bear that Gtn. ManteuNeI has passed Lupeburv
ID Il pressing eouthw1rde. and thst The town q
mover was last nlEht occupied. alter a twelve |
,1Is' march. by Gen. yun Faikenstctp. This ]
rnef13 cummandu the ptutsiap cofps which i 1
tnttontd in preyions letter III being In pyoce.s
erneenfration at A1udeu.
Inc fflAs1an Ge0l raj yon BeyrT, With the corns
h1cE as concentrated At Nefxlar, has occupied /
ctteb, Metburo, and Cassel, and has thus cut OF
e direct tailway Communication between Hanover
q frankfort pn-ihe Name. The fIanoy eIian aEmy
niet Mas at Gottin.en. Is making an attempt to
sc moved TO join 1t, but the railway from Got
tN n 10 Fnida runs through Caskel, and It does |
It appeak improbable that, cut OF from the souIh .
von Beyer. and larstrd IN rear BY Falken-
IN and Man!eufcl The Hanpyer!ans may be
nctd 10 either lay down their arms, OF /
their W1y lhrpurh With the sword, Bavsrian ]
And Darmstadt troops are collecting |
IND Frankfort. a Bayastan eo,ps d'drmes ts
d to have been yesterday pushed forward 10 ]
Ida 10 AID The retreat Of the Hanorert1ns. To / ,
ctt9tand the difficulties Of this relfcat It must be
l1csd that iwo lines Of railway lead from Gotlin-
. into the Wiley OF the Maine; the nre by Cassel
rbnrg and G.esetn, 10 Frankfort. IL already IN | I
Of the Pussi2ns Il these three stations:
olhel, by casse!, Bebra. Fu]da and Hanau. Il
:9p1co BY the PTrsa!auS at CasEel. Whether
HdT0r&f4tY1F nf1 nnrh 1laH1 n1.A NrFt rItk 1