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

rrACrs-,iIr 10 TIL ursoAEINNs TaoOPs-
rm STATUS 50 GtNEf0ET-sHrrcH or "a
HiHNog,.
''- B.lD. Julre' 1906.
An,r he excitement o. Zee las. few weeks It seems
as tho.rl the world t,d ceased TO move. Tie only news
l. from my distant tower Of survey bring, IS that 40
ono knows plai iho Au,rans dong or mean to do
that ,hs Pfa-aas lrc advancing again ia three lines
uam,lr tlc Crown Prince ON Oludtl. if be have not
alre.d, lct omd,z n his rear; Prince Frederic Charles
or rlr- ODE hing on Lundcnburg The Junction OF TIE
railway. .-ora Buan and Olmu'z some reports say this
ir,t arm. g. .Ia1dy beyond Luldcubur- and the third
army urdcr tho ud,MHcihlc llerwauh Is either IN or
beyond Quam, an important point on the u'er TLaya.
Whether the AUSTRIAN SAB make stand near Olulz, or
behind thrir iuirrrohr,ut. 90 Fon.lorf ON the Danube
or whether u,J siIl nucat into Hungry, h quite un-
known 90 othcrs-uerhals also 20 themselves. They aro
waiting .by Tor the italian or Southern army, which
ms been I'm nat detached uor,hward but according 90
tho latest intelligence only couple of regiments had
thon arit,d in Vienna. and lack 81 rilguy material viii
prevent thcir being rapidly forwarded The Prus'ials
captured n Pr-uo % engines and 1000 railway oarages
Of ALI sorts The Crown Prince, too in fight NEAR
Omit took Il moro cannon.
The Emperor Napoleon seems ~ last 20 haze decided
that bc had better not intervene The mere prospect ca
French Intervention began 70 void the Germans, Noith
and South to- Their iu very quick lHhion. Nc"sIhp'a
in WGhcilhcrs aad sewhec' othef&'c very p.'.e .
nrsipsi Prussia at began to saylathcr Prussia ti"n
France This may perhaps. have influenced Napocoa 10
some extent more however the certain prospect ul-i
fsful unpopuariiy which war against has own creation
ltay would base involved Stlll-Who KNOWS but ula'
hc means wisely and vol We shall SEQ when the dpo-
pa.is begin their work. As Venice ac'uui'! ms now
i'm ,iuc II Austras cess on, Do VIII ul'c B'oi hAuo
for dod,,s 40 later period.
Meanwhile tie iiulparinn Legion H n'HS l'Is'Nn'
day or two ago Visited the frn-sian POTTS VI cocg
where upward of O0O Hungarian PRISONERS are counou.
Thcy live ina tents between Tie outer a1I inner rl"h @.
thr FORTRESS and seem quite content ADD happy. Was
greatly interested In some national dauccs Whlch were
danced while was there -Four gipsle' played on TWO
yiolus ore voloucclo and one horn melancholy sound
inc tunes aud about - soldiers danced each seemed 70
mproyise his steps according to his own fancy 40 one
danced exactly Ike the OtAor and yet a moved WIN re-
markale grace and harmony To "a scribe Is OUT "i 'e
question AFTER they had danced WHILE soldier stoou
forward who had Served hs CAPT ma under hos'u,h III
1913 and who having been taken prisoner had since been
compelled to remain u the Austrian army and delivered
q speech i'm Hungarian, which was loudly gfeeted WIN
cheers, Then the men sang then they dnncedi thcn
came another speech aud so Oh Tor on hOurand haL
noticed that many Of the soldiers lad The revolutionary
cocade in their caps ia token That thc hal cls'u iu"
the neU legion. was informed that about OOo hhd en-
,o.d Themselves ia Ntsse alone. Others, however, r.
fused To- do So proiorng 10 keep their oath nyioate
Ono idea seemed thoroughly to possess all those "h9 nAu
resolved 10 fight for their ndependence-thnt PriHee
To,5,yc charles sh0ud be- thar king. They burst out
into cheer, when his name was mentioned and seemed
quifo enthusiastic. 10 ny ulhu lhlb "ohti w
lad Man. INIT It would involve Austria's ruin.
Meanwhile the Empress is said to be trying
in Pesh % recover tho Magyar heart Tor
,be Kaiser. she il imported TO have promised TINT every
tbin tbev want Shall be- granted II they will but come Ia
the rcssuc aud she sd to have received as answer tho
old Hungarian cry El0riaHur Pre- regc nostro' Maria
Thcrc succeeded when she tried this pan but whether
the present Empress viii succeed remains to be seen Pos
sbly the Hungarians may yield in tho hope that should
their country become tho center and mainstay OF the u
tnrs Emnire they NAV have things all their own way
Frandrt on the Main now in tho hands of the Prus-
SLAMS under Gen voge Won Fakenstein, who totally do
eated the army OF the Confederation near Aschanehpes
phe Un M the CONFEDERATION has transferred itself 10
Augsburg The Grand Duke OF Hessc-Darmsiadt has
cone with his yauables 20 Uln and 80 tho skedaddo
goes
But mnsi now give you the notices Of la Marmora
which ptol, .ed in my last lie - now IT u teue,