New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
Frou Our Special Correspondent.

BrEffS. July 49, 1865
Now that detailed descriptions Of the battle Of KONG.
gdz have appeared both from the Austrian and the Pru-.
side il becomes clearer than ever that It most
fearful struggle II Is al.o clear hst the Prussans owe
their decisive victory mainly 20 he voy Of their troops
and the skill with which the entire army rather the
three armies were led FOR the Ausars fought with the
greatest energy their batteries In particular were excel
lenv served ard their position remarkably strong
one thing only had been neelccte-the earthworks and
inirelchmenis TO which referred nmy last letter Till
noon the Pru,ans had rather the than the better OF
Il, indeed according 20 The Official rlors they bent
rather maintaining their ground and keeping Up the
contest with ygOr, thap on advsning. But when the
second army that Of the Crown hince, which was not
expected before about or ocl0k AZ midday and for
whose appearance the hst ermy mine center yeaned
Wellington yearned Tor Blchers appearance at Waterloo
commenced lie attack on the night ung OF the Austrians
their fate VA sealed.
think the following bnef chronic Of the Of the
last three weeks. will nieest your readers. 1t
gives idea OF the railway speed sth which history
now being made. You will see TIT old slow Europe is
becoming as go-ahcad as any genuie Yankee:
q and 6Mirch OF the IrGsnIs into Hanover under
Jane isMsrch Of the pru,sians ssroBy under Gen.
Herwsr Bettenfd and under nee Frederick Charles
Gen. Yoee Falkensteiu.
June l-.-Gen HeTwaTth enters Dsden.
June leIhe Prus.iaps led by o. Won Boyer enter tho
june Tne first Army under Puoe Frederick Charles
L
Tie Lbe Army under Gen. Herwah marches into Bo-
tema from Dresden the right bank TIE Ebs by wayof
L,ipi leaving troops in oceupaos o, resdt'
Jane -t-LngGg cement at I.ebenar Turuau and Po6ol
March Second Army under herown Prince irio Bo
hems. partly from Gl1ik via R.nef Levin Nsehod and
Brsnnai and partly vie Lebeu.
ane 3, -Esragement AZ Trauisnsusaehod ard HHhuer.
sies; AZ LEngcnsshd Iesr GothA-,s last between the
Hanoyerisns and tho rrossiars and Goaers.
and Blftersdoff NJ Saii and MEhengraiL and junc
Of the armies Of the Prince fredeH Charles and Gen
sdne % -storming Of Ksoignlof ngsgeme Jaro /
MIR Battle Of Gf,oa ,npitoaiionf Tie henoveraus.
june 30 ArTivel ofhe King m lieicrberg (BonemisL
July 2.-Eoyal headquarters iisntieri TO 6i'schin.
Inv S-Hesdoge r,ers Trans erred toor.in 1Iorie,
JGly 4-Eneagemen between the Bsrans aud Prd'sians
Jdy 4-Troppau IN Austrian sesa elped by Prussians.
! July i-Headquariers transfeired TO Tdu0!tL 49,. .
According 10 The last news u wri on the l6thl me
King had transferred his heldquarteto Brinn, IN No
raya aud tie march OF The army "asEected Ne follows;
! The Crown Prince advancing opmuiZ the army
of the Prince Frederick Charles had tpied Erunn, and
Gen. Harwarth was moving on lglau.lhe Austrans are
supposed lie between Binn and Ohtzi but 1t IS as
vet uncertain whether they mean TO o. another battle
there, or 10 retire the Danube ana spfsgne and
all Bohemia are now in the hands PRUSSIA Almost
. equal success is attending the fruss movements In
South Germany. The junction OF flBayansns under
Prince Charles Of Bavaria and oi the called Conied-
crate army under Prince Alexander 0Iesse Damstadt
he who not the son OF his iather bDeen 10 ehectu-
ally prevented that the former caused announcement
TO be officially made, that tho Iaef LOT me present
gfrea up he idca OF a union OF the res Whereupoh
Prince Alexander publicly repudates idea, and insug-
nFated asmall newspaper Wdr pe'"esI'msen ana hS
brother Coniod."
The following is a summary OF Pross gains in terri
tory and other things up to about inc Oh TINS month
Hanover with COS square miles lGerms Hostein, with
$50; Hesse Cassel with Ia sa1ony, 27l and Bohc-
mia with 3li-in all l6l2 square rs; Population
1000 00 War matcricl taken rom stra and Hsno-
yer; 300 cannon. of which 900 new new and niedi
40 900 disable guns; $1,000 sabers etc ID large qnan'
ties Of ammunition &c. In addition Il have been cap
turcd 50 900 prisoners and 1000 horse.
kgYe the following accom-! oil was va q! - laiss'