The New York herald., 1866-07-24

inierfered with in the least and sAoukecpers are
especially requested 70 keep ,ho,s shops open rho
question whether the postal and railway communications
viii be established win entrey dcpsed on the Aus
TRAN and municipal authorities
Won Observation-Disclosures, Major GenssSi.
PRAGUE. July 8, 1885,
Rest and Aeinfsrcements.
despatch dated AZ the Prussian headquarters zTt-
tau July IL tafse,noon. says-To day the troops al
headquarters are allowed to rest The bastalIons
gagged in active operations have been pushed forward
about two miles to the southeast They also having
days reposs, far possible this having been ron
dcrsd necessary by tho rain which has set In and The
uninterrupted marching and lighting in which The
troops have been engaged
The First army Is taking tho direction Of Brdnn. Tho
Second of omuiz and the Army Of the Elbe Of Iglaa
Onward.
A despatch from switiau Of July IL says:-M Bens-
dstt, tho French ambassador as Berlin, arrived hsre
last night
The PrussiAn headquarters were transferred ~ ZEN
O'Clock this morning 10 Czernahora-
rhs whole Prussian army continues in march tow.d
the South.
Austrian ReinfoYcemcnts.
The Ausirans evacuated LSndskron AS soon as ,c
regiment OF the Guards OF the second army corps ia.
vancing from Hohonmsuih through Bohemian Trnis.u
approached the town.
The Austrian Army OF the North is receiving reinforce
ments but believed 10 be yet decided whsl.cr
II will hold the line from oima,z Brunn, aud 6aht
another battle In that position
The Prussan march ON Iglau is said 10 be the
of this indecision Tomorrow the headquarters viii
removed 10 Czcrnahora, three miles from Brunu.
Prussian Appointments.
General Setback has been appointed General NIIbas
former post Of Governor General OF the Saxon provinces
occupied BY Prussia
Herr sechow, Councillor OF the district Of RAtibor
has been named Civ Commissioner Of Austrian sIIess.
The Prussinn Navy.
The Prussian squadron, including the AdmIrals Gag
ship anchor July 13 in The inlet Of Hocnau, N
tho Baltic
The Bavarinns RaIlyinR.
Dispatches from Munich Of July II say According
tho engagement near Kl~engeD had no decisive ".
suit
The Bavaran army Ia concentrating near sehweinfmi,
In readiness 70 give bssle
The Pru~sian Manifesto.
The following is tho full tcxt Of tho official statement
as the policy OF Prussia undertaking tho warTo
clear mp the mistakes promulgated BY tho press In
judging the present political situation and 10
tho uncertainty and disquict thereby excited IN The
public mind, We Cle official sssasnsstoer Of July n,
arc empowered 70 make the following decInraiion:--
The treaty obligations existing bctwecn Prassia and
Italy render It impossible 70 conclude armistics
peace with Austria without tho mutual consent both
States These obligations could not prevent Italy
peace Expressed solely for that purpOsc BY e acoe !
ance or venetia q gift, and froo terminating tho9
Italian participation In tho q
Europe knows that sordd desire Of conquest 70 the
motive Of Prussia the great Into which sbs has
been forced ~ Ausris and her Jsd,as ai what rrns
vshos 70 conquer rb,eroz tss Asa noiis~a' aisa'
regards the noblest national possessions wedemand for
ourselves only gssnntees for the territorial security Of
future. But for Germany reG,e a. esetiissnaeat
" po,0icai unisy at leaE among tie majority y Gs~os
and States 70 pu, end the unworthy coudi
on OF affairs within her boundaries, which has long
depressed and hamiliaed the reputation and power Of
the nation In the fulnmcn, Of this national mission
,he majority patriotic German princes upon the
side Of Prussia Our people, however, sacrifice blood
and treasure for this lofty task. and the
army under the leadership Of their royal master,
inspired BY the sscrednoss OF Tho grea Ike
fathers In 1si3
Wherever troops penetrate Into The enemys ccun.
vy they afford striking proof how strongly, os ba0s
Of European cirirs,ion they ilabncd with the
sc,ousncss that they DO mako apon III poopos
bu, only against The governments which have
deavorcd ncite their Esbjec,s blind hatred agans
Prussia. FAoersy Eags for any period ms
hatred gre, plsos % nossr feelings 'o1nrds Oar
mics. however accompanied by tho sympaihies Of the
nation sustained By tie eonsousncs of their lofty ml
.son, we know hoS 70 conquer AMI 10 die cor y. san
menl