New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

CHARITABLE COMMUNICATIONS UPON SILHSiA AN
MISUNDERSTANDING OY THE AUSTRIAN PLAN
OF ATrAcE-THB AUSTRIAN BRIGADE KALIK--
FIELD PHs-DRMORALIzAT10S OF THE AUS
TRAN ARMY IN @oRAyIA.
from tie Military Correspondent oftts London Times
KOHLToKr. June 10. 1866
The sad side Of the picture OF war has been to-day
too brought before the public Addfesses heaueo 10 u
Prssians have been pacrled over country askr. Tor
cid to enable Charitable Comnjtteo carry out is DoneT
oen objects These best told ia tie words Of the addrra
itself which in few lines cal up many pi,eOus scene Of
sorrow sickness and Of deith They hrt 70 aid tho
fam who depended fjr their support soldiers who have
been drafted The war; secondly 10 send 10 the seat Of
hopta Comforts PROVISIONS and surgical appliances tlrdy
In case Of The ptl being filed Over1owne obtain
coaolion fo TIC sick AID wounded VINO may be brought
tie teacr Q. oad 70 supply their wants; ourny
support the widows AID orphans OF those who are killed.
TIE Committee have already with considerable support in
Bertha bu. should tie be long, bloody one large
funds viii be required 10 carry out their Intentions
GQc SLo ayPcgTs b. dRtcipGhf As rfeforeeeni'
Sent tere n H9'aihR ty special a'r Certainly one
regiment Of the Gad went down and ms Iac has been CON
stgucd % Intention Of serious h1Gthg IN that drec
is generally imagined that this cops dAe Is to be
kept as reserve VIZ NlcA ITO russians VII II he case
victory, the fEG bow TO the shaken troops Of tie
enemy IN the event Of reverse cover their own retreat
There has been ME sPecuia0n toIay on Ao lToOaue aus
tran plan Of The campaign. The prevalence Of tho report in
the eay part OF tno ay when iNed upon TIES the PONY
Of Gen BeneGeks otack, mas Dteb eohsllefeh 70 ealhiu
concusvey that attack VIII certainly be made somewhere
the SLesaa frontier but whether with great force OF
pretend know Nor is 1t likely tina; eSen tic very
highest authorities TIE iroLller
base aer opinions any very certain calculations FOR
the ustans believed be force both tho Fl csn
frontier and rOard OuGz, and unless the Pmssians them
Ives we're about u assume Jne oH'nFe must 10 clct
at Which point the Austrian commander intends
10 strike his hardest blow.
Perhaps tie Intelligence Department may
obtained some secret clue wach viii hello Gen Motke 70
solve The problem The reputation for generalhip vic has
been almost unanimously fongAou Europe accorded 10 le
Austrian does not seem to have Inspired
much dread in Prussia has confidence within his
lines. Here is commonly eid that Austria fndi1g herself
without general oil god invent and that the de-
operation which has been accordingly performed
him. Whether this not the events OF few weeks win
very probably decide At present tho Pnssars are more
anxoas about the supposed numerical superiority OF the Aus
trian troops than to fear the result Of any brilliant rategca
| combinations on the part cf their COMMANDER.
The brigade Kof Which formed the Austrian force IN
Hosen has passed the E6e without being mpeded by
the Prussan gunboats lying ia shat river and yesterday had
Coined Kassel unnoesel II is Therefore free If so
to go to ana form o IGoIs 1 1s
said be about to direct against the PInssan provinces on
An has been issued Berlin to form fourth field
telegraph division At present there three divisions OF
which two with the army IN the field with the head
quarters Of the Crown Prince sles tho second attached
the wing commanded by the Arcbduke Charles The third
division 90 the Kings headquarters when goes into
the hed take command Of ii whole army person Each
Of these divisions consist Of three officers one medical officer
% train soldiers 10 telegraph three
carriage six for transport Of materials
baggage wagons and 80 borse The Of telegraph Is
almost Indispensable for army in the field; and as
troops sometimes along lines where there tel
egrsph and headquarters must be established often at points
to which permanent telegraph lines e1ebd these hed te
egraph divisions will perhaps have importance in the de-
| cison Of the Issue OF The oafapagn
Should the Anstrans attack lesa theirs three lines by
which they may advance directly that provinces drt
the east by Cracow, K5aigshutte secondly by Weskr
ohen on 0tsrspg and Rabor hon olndts Neisss
Ratbor tdrily. from Josepbsad Gais Frey bourg
There indirect line from Prague and Josophadt by
I6bau 10 G6z but ths is long into Silesia and
would probably be suitable oI attack On Srony An
attack from JosePhsiad II successful and carried far
Irsau w04ll off all the Prusian troops IN the south
eastern portion o. tic provinces and is by TINS line the latter
secm 70 expect be attacked for the headqa1res Of The
ssaE AMY ara uPsI 4.s line a ta''shs1sn ns-f frey'
! bong.