New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
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THE WAR IN GERMANY.
The Rattle Of skuiicz

skalon The latest PTusslau elesrsIs from the bead
quarters Of the Grown Prince Of heacrz place situated
about halfway between Gaz and hacol and they bear me
date Of Wednesday evening They 10 lot differ materially
the bulletins pnbs few hours lelore from the same
headquarters ut Eacrod Tho Prlssas It is stated .se
with large Austrian force at MACLEOD. consisting Of the
sued which lasted from early morning 81, in the afternoon
Five Austrian guls two standards anl rgo numbers Of Their
cavalry were captured bv jhe victorious PFussans.
SO far The Prussian ace unf Which may DC perfectly correct
far as The Agsuians driven back by asnrrnor
force at Naohod had ~, been pnrsued by their Zoe a
far Skacz the road 10 Jarorz yet II we may believe
the Aurion bulletin dated FROM mat same aet
noon at 10 minutes to o W. na ,taa. he rIsSlans
forward NchOd and Neustdt ID Tho morning came INTO
pulsed after Fix hour fghting With os Vienna s-
gram Of yesterday adds Of r. gnns rh Many prisohe
Austrian accounts bear ;ess 10 tie ,yee losses sustained
By their army epecsl IN cavalry bnt leave little doubt as
TO their eonyn thaG tie victory vas their own ana 'ha'
II stated from yieara that The uss had sent ono
OF beis field ooeIs with oftneo 10 the Austrian heai'
Jse d s a. cents after sanean-
the buici f he deai I'D such res tie tenor 81 ne
Dcnelek should hay4 departed from humane rule II
civilized war0re. But whatever might be his reason
he Ausrans had remained masters Of the field aud this is
f-er proved by tho circumstances that tie Prrsslan hoad-
"Wednesday had Len back IS iaF as ReneTS that same
Tie Austrans there doab bad .he best in this
counter ihon the eyanGe they nal obtained may hA'e
been by no means decisive 80 e~t 9stonlshed AZ mees
with opposition IN their ny sion Of s}xony hs frusans
have been this last week tleirway AZ every pohs
Robe and Austrian SLesa uut weafled
with their vain efforts 10 I ~ With their eyelrecedng enc
m they pushed forward through less than three Of tue
mountain Gches. deboucmng on the pam OF BOHEMIA AT
Tnrnau reautcaau and other hey drove back the Aus
trian osls; hot their amns advanced they punt
themselves IN ~ prfsece OF e army Oi beheueh, who,
massed behaJ JOSEF fdt and Pardnb bad 9ns been on
the watch for them rcay for spring before hey
had time to draw up AT depoy their forces ID the open
county.
what conflicting reports have rceTd IL would DC natsaI
infer that the onward march Pudn INVASION has been
checked for the present and tat further INTO boh
mia will be found mpracticabe We 20 not KNOW how mnch
weight should be given partial u the army
under Prince Frederick Charles 20 Iurneau and Irauenan
by corresponding victories on The pai tue army under we
Crown Prince Benedo resting on tbe Two stfopghohsot
Josephstadt and E0ncaz ancs The junction OF I'll the
railway lines which lead by Pardu)D on the west 70 Pfague
the and south to Brlnn. Omu,z and Vienna
Had the Prussan leaders able 10 dsengnce al
their the ain g0rges through which
tb.y were struggling and 10 hing hem cut in compact
plain. they woad still had 70 compete with
struggle would have been or Tie eueuys own ground where
he had the choice of his positions ana where railways enabled
lin moment to muster up all the ein' alG resources
The encounter Ausan and Prrssians at Osuie-
Gin frontier Of Gaca ended after ten hours sirug
the yistuo The engaged either side id not exceed
single brigade but tho rrussian SEES are described as re-
vre The frnssians seem 10 baye neen more % sno
side of Austrian Sese where tef entered Iioppan tAs
principal town without meeting ay Iessanee ans5 We
equally successful ~ preventing INC c. le o. TIC
wnom readers aware, they have been hollhg
closely beleaguelcd their inst nroad into their kingdoms
The Hanoyeans ued to eiee ~ Say az Laasen'it.
where they had OILY 10 deal with 600 Pssns whom tl.y
| HauOgcilaus
back and marched mol Inward Ia supposed toward sondei
LarseH 49, w. .,o,
Unless the from Berlin msrcplesegt greatly the 'c-
Of the last as the rnssn arms have achieved
q solid lite battle Ut Nachod or SAaeA which was
described by Arstraus as victory Of Their own IS now
ola med by the pflsan II Is impossible 70 resSnels ee
termined by he great purifier Of boyme vienna eei'
ally Announces IN the battle the PIussans we're con.
peioy ol>od nom SksCz aud that they lost number Il
prisoners and 10 According to another narrative hy
cireaed hastily that they e their dead and wounded be-
] hind On u
that Ia day. engagement on the e7ta AID sn the Pas
slams had the advantage We Only conclude that iL.re
bs hes chnc on those two DAYS ween the frontier
and JosephstaG To wdo the victory 20 lie aordged or
whether there victory at OIL We hayeas Jet no means"
Bt t graphic dispatches. however partial they may be-
SELF some notion OF what done Ullls they alb
souiey se they give with oleralh accuracy the roslion
p.our.oI when we ind an army maintaining
It's position in an enemys country and gradually moving io
ward have reason to suppose toat II cannot nave ueen
worsiod Tired by this test tie Pussans at least gaining
ground The positions they Occupy must e3er have osen won
from the enemy abandoned BY him through weakness OF r
shategoa purposes The Prussan dispatches are 10 the
effect that on .he st Guards defeated the Tenth Austrian
Army CoS uneef Ger Gaieuz after aa oos,a.e ensase
meni which tie AustaBs Zoe. several thousand frsoIer
several field pieces. and large quantity Of mdiJis
The Austrian oss 10 ked ard wounded is placed at be-
5000 end 1000 0a The same day Prince tfsd.I ok
cheugrnS after successful engagement VITA the enemy in
which be took 200 pI'scoers The Ausran retired 70 fnr
prove thai the Prusans lad advanced considerably beyond
the frontier.
Fursenbiucs to which the Ausans are said have
tired IS 80 miles from the frontier on the direct
road Prague and We may conclude that the main body OK
tie Prusan has found the open in us in
Of tie Austrian territory But 1t IS not in ths Inc
been the resu, Of tie battle Of tie 9th at Skac the Prus-
to lie stn ID force between the shssan frontier
The Plrssan 9Th corps which said to
fol against the Ansirans in the battle ofhe 9Th,
opposed IN the 9Th and 9Th Austrian corps GGder
he Archdake Leopold and reported to have gained signal
advantages H. We thus ind the Prussaus fra y
scton whatever nav be the wisdom Of the iuvason Il
Bohemia tie enemy has not as yet shown the ability to drive
them from IT, FedmaFskal Beredek commands one Of the
largest and finest armies Europe aud would be hastY TO
suppose that because the first fortnight OF the has
witnessed extraordinary achievement on his part his
therefore are G end and his reputation dmn
sled We quite believe that the battles which have been
fought ooy the beginning Of aerceyconested eam-
pagu ard that Prussia mast put forth all her strength IL sho
hold what she mas gained not merely IN Bohemia bot
Tie Austrian Government bringing into the Geld every
whom i muster throughout lis extended empire Tie
discpne of the army organization excellent
the soldiers like soldiers all the world somewhat in
weeks jealous their flag their General and their
But though this war If Il continue viii probably give
the word the boodest battles Of the age there
believe that the Austrans have any chance OF
comphshng the design with which they set outhe invasion
ton Scheswic Hoten 20 Independence The prompttude
Of the Prussan Goyenuent first changed the Austrian Fed
to item. The Aasriars began with the belief that they
possessed The soil Of saxony as tier OVID and could advance
They Gso aneed they had allies In the midst and IN tho
Brups%ick the Meckienbargs and number Of other
soveregates would harass and help In prosraiing the
Berlin Government. How completely these expectations
have been disappointed need not be said The I'M
due haste Of Austria in demanding Federal execution
from the Diet has gwen all her allies prey to her
threatened enemy The Tans Of her general have been
deranged passes through which he Issue
ysder in the hands Of be Prusslns whom he fluids
the Imperial soil where If they are not likely make im-
portant eonquess they rate prevent the from
invading spelling their territory The fortune OF
change much indeed before any OF the objects
German Poienates began this contest be
accomplished As regards the military qualities CT the two
armies they are probably not unequaly matched;
The Austrans thoroughly disciplined soldiers and
animated professional sprti but their opponents