New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

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'''' riosrScH July 10. 1896
The Prussau Gazette lSioqts An-age) gives! the FOL
low.n.; chronicle
Ju1e 5and I6-Gcn. Mluteaff,l enters Hanover.
june lfEut-v Of the Prusians into Saxony, Gen Her
warA you Rtcnt.l, aad the first army under the com
maad Of Prince Frederick Charles.
l1th-Occuplton Of The capital Of Hanover Gen.
Yocc son Falkensten.
ls,L-Occupaton OF Dresden, Gen. Hcrwar'h.
Lth- Occupation Of the capital Of Hesse Cassal Gen.
Won Beycr; occupation Of LEIPZIG.
a3d-Prncc Charles Frederic enters Bohemia by
Ztau and Gortz. aud marches upon RoichenbcTgi Gen
Eerea-ih enters from Dr slcn ami MARCHES upon Boch
iai5cl-Lsipa.
-Eagarcmcrts 90 L.cbrnau, Turnau Podo cn'g
Of Ito second army uadc- the Prince Royal into Holc-.s
ra.tly from the County Gllz " Rcincz. Le"in ale
Nehod and by N,arolo and Bsauuau, parity on c Land
SHUT road by L.obal.
e7th-Ilnr-cemeut DO Trautcnau, the First Army Corp
which came by Lehau under Gou. Doncn against the
Tenth Austrian Army Corps uudcr Lc-t-Fi,h Marshal
Won G4bCntz.
E,rarcmcnt NJ Nalod Wy~hofl Of the frth Army
Corr. under Gon. yoI N.eruiN against tie SIKH Ahs-
t-a Army Corps under Lieut. -Fied-har,hul Won Eaul-
miag AMI The Reserve Cavalry DIVISION Of Innce Scle'-
@ic-loiste!u.
Ens4romcn, % Hdncrwasser, Gen. yon uefwarih.
EaRie neAt 20 81 so'i.1 in Slos.a and III O'',eA DID
Ensatcmcn, at Iauc,nulzl, Gen. Won Flies and tae
Cobu.- troops AGAINST thu H0noyedln army
gS't-El gagomcnt 10 1untcnau and PlnHen' NcndoH
and gn icro.f the Guards aslinst the Tenth Austrian
Army Corps under Lieut. Marshal Won GahlonN
Esa,emest at SSal.tz the Firth Army Corps oil Co.
S.cinuiL AGAINST the Sixth and Eighth Austrian Army
Corps under hc Archdukc Leopold occnpaiio" oi sA,I'
Ei-lgcmcnt 10 Mulche-gmil and occupation oi Mu,-
Ch,r-ratl Prince Frederic Charles ana ten llrt"aIut
e,l'ist the SaXons supported by Austfahs. 10 hlsl
n.r unlcr Prince Frederic Charles JOINS the Arm! @.
tlc E.be. under Gen. Herwarth.
.gih-K6necnhof assaulted aud taken: engagement ai
.Iarumiz the Ful Army Cops against the Austrian
Fourth Licg,. Field Marshal Count kesteics.
~ ecmeri et Cats hin; Gtschn assaulted ana iaS'n'
hr G,t array corps against the SaNons and Ausnan''
Ccuituiaton az the llanoverian army
3th.-Auiyal of the kin ~ Rcichcnborg.
J4yZ-ihe King o. Gtschin
3d.-Bltlic 40 h0nlgGJH SadcWa.
.-Eumecmrnt at Dcrlbach between Fulda and
Eiscnach, between the Prlssians and Bayarans.
bh.-fcppou, ~ Silefll, occupied. Headquarters OF
the hing at the PanlGbiir Railway junction.
Ncclu continue those glorious ch'onccsia the follow
i'm, Dpy
Th. Occupation Of Prague.
Ih.-Ba,.lo OF Kis-necn AGAINST the Biyar -n., who
rotir, 10 Scliwciusrlr.h and Wur4burg.
Occupation of Bcmn.
Inby ctory over The ossians, Nassovans, Austraus.
and Nur,omhurscrs 20 Aschaucuburg. Gen Nou Guclcn
afl.n.t Iiert. pr.d- Marshal Count Neippcr-.
lG4--Occupltion on Frankfort.
ls.h- Occupation ot Darmstldt. The Pnissilns toxic
possession OF tac Railway Junction Of Lunderplf-. me
Amtuls 40 OmlfA benz cut oil hom tAe army around
Ncgn,, r,'irr into Hungary towurd presbu'g
IheooulasoH 40 Vienna 5,gsags any description. |o'-
erHm'nt ha- DO fact ablicaied. Inc tIcnncs' Gl,a'e
thar t0cy do want hodendcd, and prepared for tie
arrival 81 the Pr-siaus who With ono column came l'
Land .lhur-With another marched from Prague hf bud
w,, evidently 20 Lnz there To force the pass ee 0lu"
Danube The Archdukc ADrecht took the supreme CON
mgnd 81. the army the Emperor refusing 70 accept ihc
pussau propositions, and risks his empire upuA on,
b,tc; Shle Cia.dii IN Neuota. occupies Nicen1o ard
Trcy.u, marches upon Udine and Roarldo, and the
feet too len FOR the second limo Ancoua with ord.ls to
fight H. M4rmora has nj last been shclYod and Meme
br,a Is now Tho chief OF The saH. War neSs. however
being completely contr.band IA laly We do NOT exactly
know what happens the interior Of Ncneta; but the
forts OF Bogolorc protecting the passage of the Po m
the direction OF Mantua have certainly been taken by
General the Duke OF iignano lNundccnto As to Cari
bidi we know only that on the 18th he fought battle o.
Copiul IN the Alpine passes.
TIC political situation is now the following: From the
German Sea and the Bac Prussia lords II over Germany
up to the Main .ud tho Ihaya With the exception OF
the ortrcsscs Menz kOnigstein, Ihecnstadt Joseph
sadt k6uiggriiz ana Olniut2 there is nowhere any
hostile armed all that extended territory. The
Austrian army completely demoralized, the Bayaraus
behind the Main cstricken the Eighth Confederate
Army Corps nowhere and still the Prassan propositions
FOX peace cannot BE- called exaggerated. With uno1-
pectod modcsty and moderation King William preicnds
nothing more than the annexation Of Schlesxig ostoi
southern Hanover, and vi portion OF HesSe Csssei
but he wants the military command and diplomatic repre-
sentatIon Of all Germany from tho Main 20 the sea- q
German Parliament aud the exclusion Of Austria from inc
Confederation. Napoleon had 10 acknowledge tho MOI
Grafton Of Prussia after the most brilliant campaign on
record lie invited therefore, Francis Joseph 10 ec.epi
the propositions together with the eess'on Oh %
OF tho Italian IyrOl To Italy but Fnnels Joseph son ~
tras in the prOVerba good luck OF AusrB, ahd eldsng
the peace conditions. prefers once more 10 hPPea " o
sword. Napoleon cannot want the coWpleto
OF the Austrian Empire, and therefore sent s
Benedict Vienna and his COUSIN The Prince Napoleon.
N Victor Emanuel once moc to ty whether lis ADVICE
would not be accepted
should tho Austrian Emperor remain as stubborn as he