New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

that the army Of Prince Frederic Charles
trac on the frontier means were adopted n impede rs nch
posi- the advance russan troops Saxon pioneers
set 10 work upon tho railways which lead from the mon
upon Dresden az such railways two that which
follows the valley of the Ebe and joins the Lepsc lne NJ
Ees and that which from GoTz leads by Bauzn upon tue
capitol II Saxouy. At nighta the Saxon pioneers com
menced their work IN the dark and under constant ap
pgnensOn Of being broken IN upon by the Pusen advanced
guards they made br little progress. The ras taken
IN bu were neither carried away twisted broken 30
TO be again Immediately availabe at III O'Clock az
night the wooden bridge which carries the railway branches
to epsio the Ebe. Kez was set
lire by means OF petroleum It's abstraction Eas not NC
cOmpshod for only two peB were burned and the "Boe
bridge again made pasae BY the evening OF the next
When The work Of demolition went slowly on in saxony
heavy Of Prussan troops drawing together ana
closing TO the very frontier line Of thlt kingdom B
tween and the border the west Prince Frederick
Charles marshaed three strong arts Will near Seha
north Gen. Won Bened divided lis force into tree
columns as TO advance with broad ifont and as quickly a.
possible the rail way junction at kesa During the lev dak
hours the night the last preparations FOR the
ilynson were madci he nan poaes OF he troops NsIe
Co cted together about midnight and the soldiers piled a1S
to rect and wait for dawn ew SLEPT aG and hSa,! c
subdued but deep excitement which pyeded tho hearts oil t
men; and this not without cause for az
thought the Austrian was in Dresden aud that tsere wona 10
bltle Che morrow. Theume passed slowly and It seeme
day would break Al last the first faint sreaks
dawn appeared the troops eagerly fen their ranks and
before the bad risen the advanced guards we're pushing
The pioneers who wcrecngaged fe railways Fed before
the foremost troops co. Them Fortunate to avod being
taken What Saxon troops there were ON the neoi tue eo
also retroatod quickly toward Dresden. ,,,
Btenfed from the north. reached Resi about O'clock
Po"f''N
bridges quickly thrown the Ebe part othe troops
bank aud pushed e. GroSsenhain wine
portion directed the VI bank OF tue ryer
toward Mesen Hardly he'd BtenicPs troops established
themselves ia csa when deacbmout OF the lled Jaway
Corps from Berlin, Immediately commenced the
restoration Of the lines which had beea torn up on the raTay
WIRE pioneers set TO repair tue burned portion oil iLo
bridge.
the time the columns 81 The main amy we're n
vancing in Cusatn LObau occupied before null ana
aufzn IN the afternoon But Prince Frederic Charles pro.
oecdod cautiously for he knew that the passes 0m dabe n1
RechenbeIg led against his left and that he must guard
against an Austrian attack from that direction TO lis
communications with GOiltz ana 70 s1l bis ef flank no
pushed strong detachment p1Dg the Ztau roid 10 point
e beyond On Saturday h. did little except 10 os'
tahihl himself his position. On Sunday detachment was
pushed the feel Bticnf0s IT. and the Price,
Inc inced guard of Herwarth occupied Mson leer'
day simultaneous advance made on the capitol the az
vanong columns met with opposition aud last Isa the
Prussiln col lrs f0atcd over DRESDEN.
The Prussian Con Won Boyer, with the corps wloh was
at Wezar, has occupied Gies-n. harbouTg
and Case and has thus of the direct railway c0mnun
between Hanover and frartf rt-on-theMlne Inc
Hapoyersn army which at Gottugn. Is making an at
tempt get TO III a. whittier the troops Il Electoral hos5e
have moved 10 but the rnlFey Gottngen 20 tuda
through Css aud " does not npponr ImpObab, tAi
the South by Won Beyer and pressed ~ the rear
by Fallenstei. aud Manteufc the NOV erians mfy De
obliged 10 either ly down their cut their way
stAdt troops collecting round Irankfirt B"iran
corps darfe is saii 70 have been yesterday pushed forward To-
Fulda OF TIE in0Verians To understand
dioues Of this Tc;reR IL mut b. noticed that two lines
railway lead from Gpitingen the valley OF the h1ne
The one b. Casol Mabourg and Chosen, 20 Frankfort. Il
lie other 6y Cass Zebra Tulla and Hanau. occupied ~
the IruSSiaHs CHss(l