The New York herald., 1866-07-31
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
P R U S siA.
our BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
The Prus-ian Troop. in Prague.


BERLIN. July Ia, 1866
Prague was occupied by the prussians the morning
OF the sth II had been evacuated by tho Auslrians
several days before and the Prussan division OF General
Rosenberg eight thousand strong entered therefore
without meeting with tho slightest resistance, somo
patriots who talked Of making the bohemian capital
second Moscow having wigey abandoned tho idea Of
catching glimpse OF the formidable needle gun. The
Prussian General issued proclamation promisng to
maintain the srctest discipline and to protect tho pcr
and property Of the inhabitants adding however
that tho city and tho kingdom OF Bohemia would Of
have TO furnish supplies for the support Of his
troops The seat Of the Austrian government has been
removed 10 Plsen The frontier Of Bavaria 'sfor
time, tho Governor Informed tho citizens taking
leave Of them Most likely II will be only for time,
corps OF 90 900 Prussans under the command OF Cen
cra Wonder Marble being their march through Prague
TO Western Bohemia clear the balance OF the kingdom
Of the Austrans and 10 Bavaria from the east while
Faikons,sn and Msnteufel invading IL from tho
north.
This is the second time thai tho Bohemian capital
hands Of the Prusians; tho FIRST was In I7H In the
Seven Years War IL was besisged by Frederick the
Great aer the famous battle gained under It's wallsthe
subject Of the musical symphony which has often
afflicted in days Of yorc; but the city
neved at that time by Marshal Damn, who defeated
Frederick at Collin and obliged him to raise the sege and
make the best OF his way out Of Bohemia In wealth. sire
aAd population tneariy ooo the second city Of the
Austrian empire and its loss is hoavy blow 70 the I'M
periAl cause.
MARCH SOUTHWARK.
The grand Prussian army, under the nominal com
mand Of the King but in reality under tho able manage
ment OF the chef dsfIf major General Hotke continues
It's progress southward unopposed by Benedek, who
may be at the head OF The movements Of his army.
ON the 10Th the advanced guard entered Moraya and
already the 18th the royal headquarters trans
fcrred TO Czenehars osly nfleen miles from Brunn,
the capital Of the Marqnisatc Of MorsyiA M Benedct
the French Ambassador. was In his Msjestys suite.
Brunn Ia than seventy miles from Vienna; not
far from lies the battle held Of Austerix which do
cded the fate Of the Austrian monarchy In 1906.
Whether tho Anstrans intend to make stand between
Olmun and Drunn, resting their right and left tanks
the railroads that lead from Bohomrve Vienna,
or whe,hsr they viii continue Their TO the Danube
depends, probably upon the course Of The army from
Italy which s beug conveyed the mountains 10
the OF the North with all possible despatch
Archduke Albert, the commsndcr-ln IN chief, IN
Vienna several days ago, but II not mentioned
how much of hts army no has brought with him.
The Prussans are persuaded that thoy viii beat
the army Of the sonth easily and completely
a. that Of tho North. II thcy d., Vienna VIII
be at their fee, and Austria viii have TO surrender at
discretion. But tho fortune Of s chsngoable and
spite OF tho needle gun, may he A. well no, 70 triumph
too soon
AUSTRIAN MOVEMENTS snsnA
by accounts received yesterday from sesis would
most appear thai the ABErians attempting diversion
in the southeastern extremity of that province BODY of
Austrian cavalry had occupied the Prussan Of New
Berns and another detachment bad passed the frontier
At hysowlt1 Very hke,y hewssef 'hsy are only ~.
for Aas'r In their present Condition 70 weaken
their main army BY dsachins any consdsrabie force
20 FAR the East Perhaps too, they may be sending
troops there 10 prevent the Hungarian legion which i
being formed Prussia from penelrsng into Gaca or
Hungary IN both of which countries an outbreak sp
pretended The Polish emigration, Who have blt9rrio
been more favorable 10 Austria than 10 Prussia having
eeternned 10 unIts wth fhc Huugarans u taking al
vantage o. The presen. var sheh tasy ihnk maas Lad
10 great Europ' an CONFUSION
AnrATIov IN acsdARr
In runrnry an lnfarrect on would have broken out
ere now II carbadi had not been induced ny the lalsn
government 70 eiye ~ hs plan " land ng the cas
IN Ihe direction of Hungary, preceded by The Mayors
Who form part ~ bis corps bul The rr!ect was frss
irsted BY hls consenns moen % asalna' hs rih con
however do despair ~ gaming thcir end, vitN ho
stance q tLe legion new ofsA1,l,ng - r,es rom
Kspka sLo 4 extremely reIl received her ara faaae
much u uy the rrusian Authorities AtA dinner kyenlo
er1k Ctarlse IL Prussia "tie future Kcg Of Hungary
but n they sncceed IN throwing % he yoke of La -
burgA aud restoring ne DGrTs ndsnce ~ their 81 ii.
try' i have nj dogLs shelter lhey wai choose I4
a1n prince for thelr a. nhfcA, or whether iey all
easbiish monarchy y ~ INC decree y the Dc, 4
never been legally repealed, and kcnsuih vbo Y eth
President, a ytF, nay beeoms . agsia a isto. -
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