New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
The Intentions Of Austria.

From ne Vienna Correspondent Of The London Times.
As Austria and her Federal allies will have begun
cir operations before this reach you do harm
insight be given into their intentions The extreme
left Of the Auro German army viii be formed by the on
Federa rp under Prince Alexander Of Hese, which is TO
be reinforced by Hessan and Hanoverian troops and an Aus
tra brigade. This force which VIII be about OgO strong
VIII be stationed somewhere In the neghbohO0d Of hagenca
and Frankfort The link in the great military chain Is at
Asohafenburg where the Bgyarans have about VO men
Tho Field Marshal Prince Charles Of Bavaria VIII have bis
headquarters at Bsireuth IN the part Of
consequently at no great distance from Annabef TO he
south Of which the Saxon army now Is Formerly tue le
north Of Bohemia but the good faith and energy
Middle States have enabled Benedek to concentrate his
rees and his somewhat further east No Que
positively say when the Austrian army wl begin ils
operaOns bat have for beeSng that the hft move
viii be made 9th 25h inst Two or three days ago
formed Of bis friends 10 this city that the Northern army
Austria had 10 the field The confidence Of the Austrian
public the Northern so great that the premium on
Of the Imperial manifesto The declaration Of war against
SaIoDy very godsend for TINS Government as II
fine nroved 10 the other powers that Prussia and
not is the dsurber OF the peace OF Europe Had the
German Diet thought M to spend TWO or three weeks
considering whether II vas advisable TO espouse ne cause OF
Saxouy the action VI Austria would have been peded Of
that length size had promised not to take any step
against PRUSSIA without Tie consent I approval OF 'e uuu
The general order acrbed by the Berlin papers 20 General
Benedek is said TO be spocfypla ana am Inclined To
think that really - So musl De supposed tat t
Government does not consider the GermsHic Confederation
dissolved its representative las received orders to remain
m Frankfort Strange say the Ministers accredited 10 tie
Saxon Government have not yet boon recalled nom Desden
that thu pOsie communication between Berlin and vienna
was broken of such not tho ior on that day let
ter OF the 18Th from tho Prgssian capital 10 THIS
city and OF them II sey said that battle bad
been fought Pruseian Ses ia which the Aurians had
had 1000 men put de combat Yesterday the Vienna
turned the tables Lc Berlin colleagues by
spreading report that the Prussiaus had been defeated near
.acerndorf fAu.trian Silesa) with loss $500 men. 10
order your readers not be uiscl now stac ald
perfectly reliable authority that up to O'Clock ihs
morning there Rad been encounter between tie Ausans
and Psans Onc other Of the Vienna papers IS con
fscaed dny FOR Bringing odds and ends Of news from he
headQ anTter OF tie Northern army General Won Benedck
and his staff almost close iam OF Orange sur
named the acurn who il said to have told OF hs most
intimate friends who bad inquired Of him what his plan VI
operations that II he thought his shirt had nkng Of
what passing ia his mind be would Immediately take
OF and bum u.