New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
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MrsCHEGHsIz June ~ ise6.
On the 9th. Prince Frederick Charles halted in
the position o. STOW an% v.ns lad occaTe ,naa
where engineers had quickly thrown ontoon bridge over
been baroed 10y tho retiring Austrian eaFlry. The tehth
Division under Cen Home occupied tie village and bridge
% r ro1S Is he snpor, Horns Tho main body tie army
the plateau Of Schrow. ard Con Hesarh 'on Bitten
field aior sharp ,kmi wu.oh be took many prisoners
The road snd railway which lead from Turnau 10 Jung
Bnnau cross the Iser together The village Of podo
and rue side each other The southern side Of the river
nolnt soi tbree ijo, below MuncLengaz, abou, quarter
1f milo below Poon The hills which form T,tenu II
Serow turning close 10 th0 northern bank
~ he L. fro o,aip of Nights which dc.cend with
o lone 70 he ysef's tdec TIE ILLS which form tho
southern boundary ftLs valley rise 10 hight OF about 20
feet 10 nc Mnshey Berg which, mining cl 20 the road
Tor s o. lis length rom It's eTrem, podo
trends southwark and strikes le road pom hanbensak 10
tow upper ROCKY PERCEPTIONS font
below this the debris isen fiom tie rocks has accumulated
for precpco above DO still practicable for hight infantry
Ihs lower slope covered win dense ioTes Of Or trees le
summit Of the hi in rcnerr Nat plateau clothed With
green sward but tue edge Of tho precPce fir trees are
itcky planted and form bel along the summit with
place where the hill Inc turns toward Bossn. stands
a high solitary cone rising 100 Tot above the
oslie this high OF tho Mus4ey Berg and CLOSE tie
river but sti on tie soather9 BAN yes ne o,tsd i Of
Berg range aud wooded. It's length Is about go yar
and ongudna direction nt right angles 10 that o. the
The distance between the SUBMITS OF tho Mlshey
Berg and the Kacsowberg about two miles and through e
between
Podon to Mnuobengraz Between these hills the yany Is
dead fiat plain rohy cultivated inersccted by rows Of fruit
patches No hedges divide tie different farms but brooks
ana bitches make the ground very difficult for the action Of
toward interchangeable the Aashey Berg lies le front
the berg the right ront between em In
view is stopped by range Of elevations topped BY dwf
piSntson which lie between roads from MGnchongaz
aud runs from the village Of Bossln that OF wcsse.
The Austrian: bad thrown up redonDt ana baiisry Tor
aded the Podo road but IN IT, for the Pnssan
advance had been apd and there was not tine to arm the
the Prusan commander advanced prepared 70 9h nt
b. s % s ,T no e Cs h TcS a
though skill fully designed and punctuay executed bis ader
Development for tho Austrian commander sacrificed his posi-
ton and the town Of Mnehengdts after sharp combat but
The Prussisn leader calculated hst made iemonsra
ton OF aoareess march toward Minchenras by the high
Berg would lie there quot iii tho heads d had
passed their position In order that their artillery might
self In the meantime their position by the bait he
also hoped 10 hcli his sdversarics on the Kacsow.
berg until their retreat off, To effect this double OBJ
ect tho Seventh Division from Truman by road
south side Of the Ise whereby the village Of Wsohew
crosses the road from Podo sobous a. zdiar IL was
then TO take the Ausrns the M1shey Berg In rear Tor
this LIN slopes gently on n: reverse side toward r,glet
push the h and STRIKE tho road from MIN
chenaaz fdstenbk between the village Of bos'in and
On the right bank Of the river Cen Herwarth TO I'D
from HGhnerwasser hanchenuaf cross ne heI
and occupy tho town. throwing at tho same tine division
to his e which by Mons should take In reverse tho ds;
leaders Of the Kacsowbers The dylion' Of Horne ara
Mansion 10 push down the main road IRON fodo
While strong closed down 70 Podoi dvulon OF
nfsnuy 10 At Hubeow and attack the kseloweers
10 front while division Of cavalry kept the communications
open between the divisions the gtt bank o. tho rver
strong division Of cavalry also sent from lnnaa 70 seoI
the country 10 Jein the direction of JoSopbstsdt 80
About o'clock this morning Prince FREDERICK Charles
With Gen. Won yogtSKhet his chief ofhe Stan and Ger
stahhnsLl bis Qaarterm1terG General came HTwn 70 lae
bridge Of Podol almost Immediately tho Jagcrs who
formed the advanced guard Of Hornes drs crossed toe
bridge but not before an opening IN the direction
Of EhDehsngrAz tod TIN, Bittenied was Already on
gagged On hill upon tho northern bAIh there wss ooIys
uient spot nom which the whole thstSr OF The eompss
and here the Pr1An staff 20 watch tie course on the
action.
There not eona upon the ssy aud the sun poured
down tremendous heat thch clouds OF dgst roso frn the
columns the road but this line was only Followed py ne ar
tery tie siD and the body Off regtmen AZ tho
Jsges passed the bridge they threw out sknhse 70 tho
right and left in rg way line pushing through
the standing The cavalry seoas clustered thehE on
the tanks Of the siirlkhers and hoemsn 10 more sod
formation followed In their rear was hue seht the long
limo s extending almost scros: fhs VALE, Sf carefully
hltait!s pepssa povVrs3 about the Herr tnd a. esav1