The New York herald., 1866-07-24

, forty-hve thousand needle guns a ,he Austrian
s,eena.s, but tho Prussians thu Ihe neei,eyun
itself noifing without the ammur aon and that the
preparation OF powder used TO exp Ac The cartridge
good any length or lime where eT rnas w neop op
compounds rapidly ose Their stienrtb unacr the in
anencs Of time and mS.s'ar INA: may or may not be
Tible in It's swi mess In no assault against Kum all
she icadng officers and nen fell they pushed up tho
with The Prsssiaus.
tszelnutsch Nlly o. correspondence OF london Tmesl
fosrf6s ARMIES
The headQy Of the armies have halted dsy in
abe same pSatinss Is theg took up last evening" The
The C,a,r Prince wsh the Second army IS al. Pardu.
bts ana the King hins| goes there this eyenivg De.
pp, Gid tha. town IL is expected will be occ uped by
mo rrss morrow, for the Anstrians are reported
10 have aed IL ard by go doing 70 haye given up
~ le prussans = free railway communi0 alton with
R<Ahenberg.
This morning. ~ advanced guard was pushed out 10
eI country south OF the Eibe II ccnssted Of light
svy morn. .sr ,sa , sn9 sSms ssvs M TIE Wss
2stheH, and ue Third dragoons wh0e sauatyons were
very weak fa thei- rAnks have ossH terribly thinned
hv the baltic Of KonAygs1iA As s0Un. as tho columns
gol tss tavsn nc bussars sprsd Themselves
the hetls by the side Of The road and studded the
The coin ohcrs gloped forward " gain erery piece Of
rsn grund. and from the summk % scAn the country
Bvrry-sood was carefully beaten, and every village
Inspected by the nrble horsemen before the main body
spprachsd, for Austrian marksa,sn night &c lurking %
The h0ss RHtso signs Of an enemy could be found,
snd, hOigh at every moment they expected 70 hear
sAoshmT rack Of a rifle andthe pun o. blue smoke
AI outlying posIh has been disturbed they
fas1 1s.r;:T way unmoested and r was evident tnat
"~ad retreated far sonth
~ ,,s,ra,. ,.AusrRlAs Losska.
-. nss, xs ass os.>t the battle Of Koniggrasx more
s,s nery hundred sno sfs,v pieces ana nearly
the ammunition wagons beor:ne to these we're aiso
70 the hands Of the corQueror. and after nc,nr em
eyed IN helping TO carry the wcunS.a from The fei1
osIowedthe Prussan army They we're easily dis,In.
gu shed IN tho line OF march by their light yellow
vxh which al ussan military carr are painted
kvery ahour shows how much more severely the Aus
rsns have iei thssw defeat at KonGgratz than
The'onoplnsed passage Of the Eibe, 4he mission Of
karshtl Galeaz e abandonment Of the country south
sssscf the frssln victory The rorose or this army
nas now risen hfeh and the soldiers convinced that
ne austrian trbcs cannot stand against thema fselng
vhch rs ossutempsibe augury OF future vicsuries
1nt though tie soldiers are conndens In themselves
arms % anl sn,r Leaders, their conf ience never steps
wounded snd prisoners, not only by attending TO Their
wss.s bu, By showing them much consideration. and
heser exot ~ ever the victory their presence which
ssrd nos be- eexpected from men serving in the ranks
THE WORK AcCoxrLsEED
Ems the fifteenth day that the First Army unde,
Sfmce Freda rick Charles has been In Bohemia, and
has already fought four combats and one pitched bat
wstA invarsable success The Crown Prince has beel
ey twelve days the frontier but has 10 that tim
vaneA thru, victories at rauteusu Nachod ara
snd otncd rn the battle Of Konigrrstz Neither Of III
ssmIes have sunared reverse their losses have bee
ec.paIaivey slight and the Ausrans have in less tina
md mon from their ranks hundred and eighty
Tur sEws vRon vxxsnA IN caxr
We wero not In consequence surprised 70 hear th
Derning that Austria has proposed France TO give
venea a. tho price Of peace with Italy, In order TO Il
aeee the Emperor OF the French mediate between
bealigercntsL The Prussau armies have marched .
quickly, hsve been so uniformly successful and ha,
been % skifnlly manouvred that u almost seems
ehs AHstrsans have chance against them, and thl
u must be utterly hopeless for Austria 10 alton
~ the ssine time If Prussia makes peace. Il v
ssy be condition that venetia ceded 70 Ital
Go will BE- ent rely neutazed by unsuccessful car
pagn IN Bohemia and peace seems TO be true pole
S0e C.oinet Of Vienna fpeaco Is not concluded, an
che campaign goes on, we rosy expect ssii
ashtng from this army, for the Austrsns are prcii
ser'A1 70 ssc,1ncs Vcneis in order TO bring up the
Serce which may unless checked IN It's progress
sven 70 ibsr capital
ApvArcK
In the meantime, amid rnmors OF pTolaoe peace th
army still continues its steady advance and It's march
esDducted with the same and the cir
sumspecticn II the campaign only beginning an
- an unbroken enemy was In 'front.' ready TO take ad
sent forward carefully feel tho way for the march
ng columns sending scouts 10 the top Of overy rHe
standing 0a. sharp against ,hs sky peer into IN
Deds al an pace with the troops marching on tn
rssd and tread through the corn carefully II the,
shfcte now appear now disappear In The foioxc mucl
Ike hounds drawing for a fox.
eeverney ~ on the nrst day they entered saxony TIT
snfnnty with thor trowses turned up and oei
Asue To feel the heavy yellow cowskn knarssrks an,
sess tins Tor cooking which they carry their backs
ssy other part their equipncnt many have lost IN
spike on the top carried Away by bullet the spne
"a shell at The battle Of Koaggrs,z some look As
had been marched over heavily BY the ranks behind
saa,. sms ss.s s.s, aso. wan, Of plpceay; .na W
harre'a of e rias and the blades Of ha bsyonets arr
AL bright and Clean and shine cold and tray aszns
The dark blue uniforms The artillery horses itti
thin, and with rnshcr prominent RIBS from hard ,ror,
and scarce forage, step brsky out aud almost wiihou
rctching their traces The straight steel harrocc rrn
roll along behind them, looking road mere PLAY
shng TO be drawn by six horse but when the groan,
KSsgasts & needs nearly ali ,he ssrerrn ~ .Ss ,s.r
~ get gun the folds up hill and then horses are
so w.n,1s sSr - shsr bodies he than .so.s q
Are tiIiod badly wounded soon as battery soes
cndsr nrs Aer ths battle Of Kongyrstz the position,
ds could b traced ~ shs numbers Of dead korses lying
where ihs irnbers and wagons had siood often twenty
of the battery and Others mpod sboss near sbem and
oSsn always novs96 sevrr tried 70 90 assy cs' their
shs ground. nv sh. Kntsnrsssr looking for snc SICK
fncrcffuy put carbine behind Of every sound
I'D animal and quickly put cat of pain.
ssush OF the main army keeping watch and
az night nssk; but here and shere few up the
lns OF march generally detachment ~ few tsoer~rs
suariing wasonst These deschlaonh Of all kinds
"i horsemen carassefs with beir white nanne
hrssed ush,y N by The curAss and with heavy looking
jsok bootA, are followed quickly by fsw men
W me zeiheu hsSsars with shosf crimson jackets. o.
som, q ms we.msr lgh' cavalry, With their light
p'ar sSf -vsr fnworus looking the for er-
rosNre, shis s~-ry column seems a. Ne hcadcd NJ
sAns us N'sss ,sd white Gags Of w'oso ianccs wave
-itn ~ snf funcfcal aspect above their snar cans
nnd sst fsl y aiiov fscnEs