New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
The Austrian Accounts.
THE RATTLE At MACLEOD.


vienna, june II, p. ma Telegram just received
from Josephsadt in Bohemia, datcdlll this morning.
says =" hot engagement has been going on for tho last
hour and half between Ncustadt and Nachod. The fire
Of the artillery from the walls of the fortress
The Prussians have been rePulscd.
BATTLE NEAR PoDAL.
VIENNA jane 81 p. m.Thc latest official intelligence
Informs us that battle began yesterday evening noar
Pedal To the northeast Of Mhnchcngatz in Bohemia,
and lasted till in the morning Although the struggle
was bloody il without result The Austrian loss JOV
5000 - This afternoon the Russians attacked Oswiecn
in Gaica but the Austrian rceniorccmcns having au'ed
from Bracow Cracow D, the Pnssians were ropulsed.
Five Austrian officers were killed.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF \ DEFEAT-RErRRAT or THE
AUSTRIAN ARMY TO oSIGsGRATz-ESGA GEAENrs
AT Kosr AND CnwALKowTTz.
VIENNA July The first Austrian Army CORPS and
the Corps epused yesterday by tho Prusaan
In consequence Of this rcpulse the Austrian army fell
back in the direction Of KolesgIaiz.
The following official Telegram dated Prague, juno 81 ,
has been published here to-day:
engagements took place yesterday al Kosi, near Iur-
nau and at Chwakowitz between Kaliiz and Konigsho
the district Of Jung Bunzau, which resulted Ayoraby
10 the Aus,rians. B0hmnisk and Knmnz have been
evacuated by the Prussans The latter also defeated
while flying from Flcn by the combined Austrian and
Saxon forces. They len their dead and wounded on tho
field
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT or THE RETREAT oP
BEsEDEK.
VIENNA July 2-Thc ITcHcr 1bcHdpo,t evening odi-
ton of the official Wiener ZcfnHgl says
"Authentic intelligence received here rom the head.
quarters OF the army Of the North states that Fod Mar
skal Beaedk has found a,cosarE from Hrafegicai rea-
go. J,f.a Eo.tggrgf- mud Ios, nl-
sad No further attack has been made this position,
nor has there been any fresh ishng-a proof that The
Pssaa losses Ia the late battles mast also have been
considerable and that their troops much exhausted
This has been principally caused by the Austrian artillery
The First Austrian Army Corps and the Saxon army have
joined tho chief Austrian army, and are ready for acton
The best possible sprt ond undaunicd courage
prevails in army. Important ccchs are eIp,cicd rA-
| az the Ae1t fer days."
OFFICIAL DISPATCH or DBSEDEK.
Tho following Marshal Bencdeks second report Of tho
! battle Of the 9th:
10 Count Voa CrNHsrie FrH Aid camp 10 HIS As "'
ipoEa. JosEPHsTADT June 2s.
To complete my elegraphc report made o tne evening o.
The honor 10 inform your ENceency Of the events when o
place al rautenau 9Th The report OF tho ienh eo
SeS oy ,hs zen e brigade & Col Mnde forming
guard Of the army which was On ' sue
session OF the enemy The fight sharp aud by degrees
ali the troops engaged IN H. ACCORD
ing prisoners enemy brought suoeess'ey into &C
ton three bgades Of the First corps daD TO hold his posi-
ton Aer fierce aud bloody battle Trautenau in our
possession Is though at o'clock when the report Was
sent 20 me there sti slight firing going on The
Tenth corps established its position at Iraunhu, but
Field MashalLcut. Gablenl having been oOphdena
informed the enemy detached strong brigade about
O'Clock in the afternoon toward Epe TO threaten bis flank
nud rear left single brigade Irautcnan and with view
OF meeting enemy that side occupied with tie remain
der Of his rOols. the nights situated directly 70 inc sou'h
Trautenau which the enemy did not dare to attack