The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-06
BrR,rS, June 70, 1863.

BERrS June 70, 1868.
AUSTRIA MOVING.
Al length the Austrans giving dgns OF life. Last
night telegram arrived from Oderbcr stating that Aus
TRAN troops the strength which vousy estimated
had crossed the Sesan frontier at kligcbcntel vii
age between Odcrberg and Ratibor tn railroad from
OImutz to Brcs!au. Another dctachmentwas marching
upon Gubcn Nessc and here the nt shot in this
to have been fred upon Passan patrol
that keeping watch on tho frontier. His thought
that these movements only fcirts csiecay as tho
columns at Guben is said to be than our thou
sand strong and Bcncdeks plan Is TO dsrac, the at
tcnton of the Prussians by series Of sham attacks
and thus break through their lines at some unmarried
point with tho main body Of his army and TO asvancc
upon Brcslau. Bencdck reported 70 have three hun
dred and eighty thousand under his command, but
this Is probably exaggeration. Tho Prrssan Amy
In Slesia cannot number much above ono hundred aud
hfty thousand and IL attacked by the wts,o Austrian
force would certainly the risk of being ovcrpoweed
u might however be reinforced in few hours by part
of Frederick Charles and by the Guards who have
been stationed hitherto around Frankfort on the Oder
by this time very likely their road TO Bres
Tho Crown Prince, who commands the army OF stz is
noncnty but his chief Of the stat, General no Pm.
stated be Of the most talented ofcer ,,i,arv
sian service and TO have acquired srra ,h
experience volunteer In the RussiaC,n whatar an
OF these generals will be able 70 such masses q
troops they have under their -; rr-,re abn trov
used TO say he was the only.gd a, that time not to
speak Of his marshals, A..e 49, ~, ,,r,as
lington Biuoher and Bccomn IN chief and d Las
often been found that FIRST rate general Of division mas
broken down unae, ont al Boyaen, Wsrstien at Lut.
zen 'cepera siypsnn In the Srimca Burnside at frcd
ericksbury and hooker at Characteristics A. FOR the
Mad more ,sn thirty thousand under his orders on
the IA q, bale and that only against an enemy Ike
VT Th anor,nl understanding between France aud this
Country attested ty the French government CONSENT
inc q, ke charge OF frussan interests IN Austria and
"a, ia during the cessation of diplomatic intercourse
I'D those States The language Of the French press
20 continues favorable 70 lruss'a anu 1917, ~
Aeon rs not the man 70 DO anything TOT
nothing, the suspicion gains ground that Count
Bismarck has come TO an asresmeha w w''n nm p
Germany on condition Of her allowing rectihttfonp
OF the frontier the Rhine Tho only doubt 10 shether
the rect1ca,ion question includes tho whole oi bcn.
sh Prussia or merely the valley of tho sarre orwheth
or extends TO the Pa,atlnate and Belgium Inc aunae
of Eussa tho contrary, is not friendly as the
prussiap government Had reason 10 expect NE Car
sending general after general and even is "a
nous Marshal Baratintsi, to exhor his incl. aos 70
plunge tho continent into war, the issue OF vhch no
mortal fore and he has hintcd pretty plainly that
In Prussia should attempt 10 upset the ess'ng ar
rnngerncnts in Germany, Russia will consider herself
bound 70 interfere for the Of the ueas Of
Vienna which concluded under her guaranee Eng.
land st wide awake 90 the ambitious Troiec;s of
Russs, but nowadays England counts for nothing; :.
TuRKs o. CLook r. ".
Accounts received from Silesia to-day confirm the
passage Of tho frontier by tbs enemy ON the morning OF
yesterday strong force Of Austrans approaching
MystowE, and the Prufsians bad blown up ne bridge
over the vs,ula impede their advance There ara
rumors Of Q action in the neghbcyhod Of casse
In which the Prussians claim the victory Int there
any truth in this report ~ should cefainly have
| had official Bulletin
Tho Prussians took posscssoc of Lelpsc yesterday
morning proceeded by rail 70 Altenbn and towards
the Davarian frontier Prnssian corps vas also ex.
pocted Chemntz in the Erzgebrge Absftle - said
70 have taken place at Fredber, near GSscn between
the division OF Gencrpi Boyer and the troops 81
Hesse Darmstadt, In which regiment OF
tho latter was almost cut pieces, but
this predetermined However ~ different armies
are now such close quarters that important evens may
BE- anticipated from one hour 10 the u or