The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-24
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AUSTRIAN ARMY OF THE NORTE
ms Organization, strength. and Present


MS Organization, Strength, ana Present
Position.
The following was the composition of the Aus
tEian Army of the North previous to the battle
81 sudowa, July 81
STAFF.
COMMANDMENT. ( hief-Fleld- Marshal Louis Won
-doiCamp-Mejor General Won Krziz.
Chief Of Staaf-r ield-Marsnal Lieutenant Baron
Chief Of Field Operations-Major. General Kriz-
inten dant. t.General-F1eld. Marshal Lieutenant Won
ClTi COmmissary -Chevalier Won Kriegsau.
FIELD.
First COrps-Generai of Cavalry, Count Clam
Second Corps-Field- Marshal Lieutenant Count
THIRD Corps-Field.M Marshal Lieutenant Archduke
FOurih Corps Field Marshal Lieutenant Count
Sixth Corps Field. Marshal Lieutenant Won Ram.
Rght COrps-Fiod Marshal Lieutenant Archduke
Tenth s-Field-Marshal Lieutenant Baron
First Division Light Cavalry - Major. General
Baron Won Edelshelm.
Second DIVISION Light Cavalry-MajOr-Gene
Fret Division Reserve Cavalry-MajOr.Ge General
Prince de Holsteln.
second DIVISION Reserve Cavalry-MaJor-Genera
ZaiisCheck.
Third Division Reserve Cavalry-Major-G General
Attached to the northern army we're two
corps of the Federal contingent, commanded by
Prince Charles OF Bavaria, subject 10 the orders
of Marshal Benedek:-
seventh Corps (Bavarians)-Prince Charles of
Eighth Corps tComposite)-Pn Alexander. OF
Stresse.
Immediately after the battle Of Sudowa, in
consequence of a visit OF Count Mensdorf 10 the
headquarters of the northern army, the follow
ing changes were made:-
COmmanderin Observation-Disclosures Albert vice Bene.
K, relieved,
Chief Of Staff-Baron John, vice Baron Henik.
OF the Corps Commanders, Count Clam. .Gaelas
has been relieved, and is also TO be tried by court
marital
The strength of the army since the battle is
officially stated to be two hundred thousand
men; its headquarters at Bruun on the railroad
between Prague and Vienna, ninete four English
miles from the latter city.
correspondent of the Pail Mall Gazette says:
-" Itseems that the Austrlans are not so morally
PROSTATE after the battle OF Sudowa as was eX-
pected. We hear from Vienna that they still
hope to conquer the Prussians ii the negotiations
for an armstice should fail and that the Govern
ment is quite determined not to make any hui
initiating concessions. The Emperor has declared
that he must be driven back as far as Belgrade
before he Will consent 10 make peace with the
Prussians so long as they remain or Austrian
soil,' and this feeling is shared by very large
and influential section OF the population in the
provinces of Austria and Bohemia. Nor is the
confidence of the Austrans quite ungrounded,
tor they have still very formidable torce at
their disposal. The Army of the North, dimin-
ished as il is, still consists of one hundred and
fifty thousand men, including some sOlendd
cavalry regiments which have not suffered at
all. Then there are the troops now employed
on garrison duty which number $4,000 men,
and the reserves, constituting 100000 more.
From Italy the following force will become
available, now that Venetia has been given ups
40, 600 men and 800 guns from Verona, 25, 900
men and $50 guns from Mantua, 10000 men and
80 guns from Legnano, 10000 men and so guns
from Peschiera, $1,000 men and 100 guns from
Venice, and 10000 men ard some hundreds of
guns from the various small fortresses and in
trenched camps in different parts of the country.
Thus Austria has still at least 400 600 troops
well equipped, provided with strong reserves
and with an artillery twice as strong as is neces-
sary for an army OF that size"