New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

emv But the most unmistakable symptom that immediate
hoste expected is proclamation Of the civil author
ties OF Rabor promising 3 haers to the bearer Of the first
trustworthy intelligence that the Austra0s have crossed the
frontier II is but in too perfect keeping with this that The
Ausrans are reported 10 be advancing upon Oierburg.
Very few wars have been fought IN which the combaants
up 10 ne NoIN moment oil commencing the slaughter bdls
found themselves such excellent and brohery terms 10
the present instance Nou may remember with what ouch
ing o eOodW ana amity the Ausiians Dade
areWen 10 Their Fruisan companions IN arms al endsbgrg
Frankfort Both parshad 70 leave the Federal capital 70
be replaced by other forces supposed to be neutral The eight
iI!eLuy carousaL When the morning came they shook
hands drank each others health IN a last parting
CUP and separated 10 meet again on the battle
ucd lew hours after they had LEFT frnsian regiment
which had been withdrawn from Raatt entered Frankfort
neat ana no preparations had been made 70 supply them VITA
refreshments Immediately their arrival Bat public
par maze up oi the omission 81 tue authoes hey hae
son when Quantities Of beer bread butter and sarsages
o'heNeG hat small minority ONLY OF the frahkIleI ehu
this exclusively confined 10 the upper classes dscernn
IoftIonlhes o 'e!I uONerlmeuii uut IN lh present
tee sol hers we're entertained 40 10 small Outay by uadepco
which have the surface during the lest days 10 Is
evident that with The exception Of Wnrembarc Roman
Catholic districts Il Eesse and the southeastern portion Of
Bavaria little luminosity is felt by the Germans IN The III
States AGAINST the prussans Is ier by The russans
disposal many foreign naOnaes hostile % the Ger
and others willing TO light anybody in cadse this
Of the intended victims TO attack each other Should
occur in the impending campaign for Germans 70 oppose Gc
z
necessity Of engaging in deadly icud
Strange news reaches rs from Cracow The Russian force
which has been long concentrated n southern Poland and is
slowly advancing IN the direction Of the Siesan frontier
to eventually be the DISPOSAL Of the Kaiser This may be
mere report tie cphemeal offspring OF anxiety and creG
ity; still many other things thoHrbt TO be impossible
the point Of being realized 10 not perhaps sdystd
in correspondent TO repeat me improbable No donp Kusa
late been favorable tire Vienna than The Berlin
Cabinet but If the Emperor Alexander could resolve far 20
repo the almost hal respecf he eyer evinced r tie person
M roy rcd IA
field 1t would be uHin,eiighe why lie does not 90 little
further aud veto the war altogether
Tie Prussian papers which under ordinary circumstances
he bssr 81 sis, r,,ter ~ icnlstod ~ tn
the difficulties Of tlo Government during the
The Berlin TownCouncl IN the market for loan OF three
u ons TO be issued an discount Of ll 10 per CEN. The
eff interest which be reduced during the frs. Eve
is fixed az per cent The produce Of this operation
The like OF which has been heard Of in the last 50 YEAR OF
Pruss history 10 be employed IN public works 10 be con
structed 10y the starving operatives
10 rceye Tie distress COuscl uen, upon The lafa dozen
VIII assist the hospital service in tending and healing the
wounded others intend boxing after The wives and children o.
the widows and orphans whose number VIII be legion before
long 4 special society will provide slch refreshments Tor
the soldiers included IN the ordinary ratons but
highly acceptable the soToy tried mortal when fighting the
bstes Of Ms country number of ladies who il is TO De
hoped VIII continue their benevolent activity afer The restore
ton OF peace going TO open eangToous Tor Tie poor
where dinners can be had az much lower prco than ihey
could prepare them Tor al home.
THE PRUSsIAN ARMY THE AUSTRIAN PLANS-THEIR
CAyALRY-GUESSEs AT Tue CAMPAIGNS.
From the Military Correspondent, i The Lopioa lige, lac
The real Importance which Kohliort acquires from
mhi:q1y point Of view is dye the convenient situation
here afforded for the Of troops previously spread
along the frontiers 70 resist an advance from either asei
Saxony Scsa II the enemy should attack from stxony
troops G6rz avail themselves Of The River Nese
which flows close 10 that town. as line Of defense ana GOV
cred b IL check considerably superior Numbers until the
coming Sesia have time to reach kohori should on
Silesia the River Boxer which the railway
passes Bunzau affords lire that vii protect the troops
FgE4s IN
fort Off troops coming in from Goz or his rategcil
poiu the PTusslans appear 10 intend 70 the o
about 70 miles 70 e n9TIa Tes ana nc s e- Is
the number within easy distance OF thus point OF
Popular opinion has today skoiched ont new plan
OF operations Gen Denedes. IL now distinctly asserted
how the information has been obtained or to whom the Aus
Ian General has couded his plans cannot be go clearly as
cerained-ihnf AusroR GdraHo IN fore, GsaHs
Sfa, mak he orresses n that porace ges agahH ne
Prassiaa m re Jod force into PrussiaH SaIoay
and ;sep faka1 up he line Of me Oder, 10 oH o5 Berlin
from ne od Prooiaces cf he kingdom. Tbs plan
successfully carried ont would deprive the Prlsians
Of their finest recruiting ground but the steep roads
through the valleys Of the esen Gebirge and The
places in Sless woud require considerable time 20
pass dufng which the hostile army that is watching The
issues passes could be largely reinforced by means Of
the railway transport its disposal Neither could the Aus
riaus by this route avail themselves of their cavalry WHICH
they not unjuy consderto be the best IN the world
telegtam which announced that the Emperor mad reached
OG has after creating considerable excitement ID BeIh
been cOniradcted
On the esan frontier the AusIians are reported to be
cantoucd 10 force line stretching from /anerHtg near e
County Of Ga 10 he rciHy Of Cseo and 10 haze strong
corps Fe,stdd NE road itadiH9 on ne fHssia"
J or more probably, The discovery of the collection
large numbers OF Austrian troops Ia this direction may nave
Given rise 10 the rumOr which ausiOn has been mace
above bnt even II the reported concentration at Freistadt
be fact does prove that serious attack against
ouy Province further north than Slesa is contemplated
MANY Prussia whose opinions are entitled to consider
ton held for time past hat in the event OF war the
Austrans would into Ssis but only with the inen
tion the Province and evying contributions 90
its inhabitants while the main attack would be made through
Saxony Perhaps the result of this opinion being enter
tanned may lead TO attack against the line Of the Oder
through Ses8 for oil course the object o every Generh VINO
conducts 10 burst out why're he least expected
and where his columns are likely to meet with the least
amount of resistance.
In Winter or after much rain the country between the
Neisse and the Ebe through which the auents Of the
Inner Sree is marshy and much nteseced with brooks
Tc on account Of he atncss Of the ground and the conse
quent slight fall for drainage form many ponds ana hte
lakes when these filed with water the Spreewad not
M Tor the movement OF cavalry artillery but when az at
presept the weather has been tOefaOy warm Tor short t
he water eyaporae and this district affords very fair field
for the employment Of those arms The Prnssian War
Office fully alive to this TACT are sad 70 be hsa'nS orge
ganized different system 10 that which IS IN
general 10 the service Usually certain number
of regiments cavalry attached 10 each orme
and follow the Of their corps except when actu
ally the field of battle exception 1t said IL now about
TO ne made this rue only cavalry regiment to be left
Win each corps and the remainder with strong force Of
artillery organized large independent cavalry corps
which win the campaign should open this side OF Saxony
have an opportunity proving It's mettle That the Aus
trans viii make great use OF their horsemen cannot he
doubted much has been lately beso Led IN their army
in This particular branch Of the service that il will
doubtless have chance afforded, i Of adding
to its already high reputation II the campaign
takes place on the Saxon frontier, opportunity may
he afforded for arriving decision the question which
has Tor The years been rather potentially discussed
nv apv ~ tue military authorities namely whether arms Of
nycsjon lave abolished necessity OF cavalry IN the field
II hattie or II is possible for quadons TO execute charge
under the IRE Of rihed artillery. D.,
II il supposed that the Austrian troops which LEFT Altoona II
they can pass through Hanover without moestaiion VIA
he sent IN the direction of Hesse Darmstadt They
and the troops OF Wuriemberg. Hesse and Nassau
are there IL is said. to be made into one corps.
gLes uar breaks his q 10 be dpgohta asds ~.
p,aa provinces Rhine ID oDly he surmsed that
sneh destination is intended for them ont a " ko"n mat N,
prs;ans lgr, sron9 force Bi;,ldu the only OBJECT OF
Which vond be 10 guard against such attack being made
Austrlans succeed