The New York herald., 1866-07-31

cude peace on the terms proposed by France, would
therefore not only be contrary 70 her honor but 10 her
head aga sa Austria and against France TOO" The
question how far thes sznguine views Of tho state Of
Affairs are 'hared BY the Prusslan government
HrnAKcK corKAoDors AZ EVER
. Bismarck s not the man 70 BE- inmidated by The
hisss Of Louis Napoleon but neither ~ he one 70
make ss sS es sSes q a"us leave Prussia ,pc
virtual mlsres~ Germany, he viii accept them though
,ney isii lar shonof the dreams Of German unity whh
aie lnuuiged IN py wdent patriots The King has de-
clnrcd over and ovsv again that he does not wish 70
deprive any Of hts fcacw sovercigns of thur hered
what he says m he " mare firmly persuaded his
own divine right than he is OF the Duke Of Saxo
stem, OF course would be annexed bu with that p
non not snglc petty prince Id he deprived Of his
tnrone, though ho might remain on u as the vasssl Of
urhA In word, what Prussia wants Y 60 be the ffst
aud leading Power In tho FaiheriaDd; n Austria con
.saes ,his nd few more trnesl peace may be sgned
70 morrow but n she refuses 10 be thrust nnt Of Ger
many a. tho same moment In which shc l0hea her as
nolo upon aiy hostiliies must continue and may tlsn
'''s,y :, ass me The dimensions Of European war
Hsppears the Ausr ans, hundred and nfty shou-
sand In number, saiioncd In fayorabie soson
behind me bMtri,z tributary of tho Elhs TIE nary
and broken ground In front of which rendered an attack
extremely difficult Tho first brunt OF Tia battle wns
borne by The army OF Frederick claries VI eli attacked
the Austrian left The Crown Prince ony arrived late
In the day. when tho Ausiriana ccrtpny hnya been
ou'numbered, a. The two armies together have
been under TWO hundred thousand strong THIS dis
party oi force, however supposng 10 have existed,
FOR " Is almost impossible obtain auhenic on
the subect, was more than made up for by the strength
OF the AuFrian poron which, by the ordinary lei OF
warfare, whs almost imprcgnable "A Napoleon might
have manonvred them out OF n, as he did The allies
out OF Bautxen, by mcnacng their rear, but the PrR
SLAMS, confident In the Efndncdd, matched straight
up 10 them and put them 10 hight though not tll after
boy contested nght Of eight hour dnTaln Ia which
the Prussian loss estimated IT fifteen thousand
large proportion OF these however owing " tho do
fectvc arms of their adversar ca but slightly hurt
whereas the Ausrians. thanks 10 The efficacy ~ tho
needle gun, have nearly as many Killed as wounded IA
Tor their iosses IN prisoners, cannon &c, need only
refer You TO tho kilograms, which also state that tree
Archdnkes were wounded, two commanding generas
Killed, &C. Among the prisoners is Major DearTd Prince
Wndisehgratz, nephew OF the old Field sarshai or
that name-tie great bombarder an he called from
his having bombarded three OF bis Empcrors capitals
Prague, Vienna and Bndh CufiouAly enough thus eune
frlnce Windh chRratz ~ also ncphew-n.iaw of the
the King ol Prussia being his niece the ais
ter OF the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg. Schwcrfn
On tho side OF tho ruasians General Hllcr has been
killed and Prince Anthony OF Hohenzolern brother of
the new Hospodar OF Roumania " among tho wounded
Their greatest difficulty Is what To do with the prisoncrR
the Italians are sent home by way of France and tho
Hun arans VIII be- enrolled In the Hungarian legion
but whom these gone there will be twenty
thousand Germans. Creeks, SleyRcks, Poles, &c left
who are hlng al tho Prugsian fortresscs aud whom N
viii be runous burden 10 have 10 keep any length Of
time. The Ausirians, usual, court martiailng
their generals whom they accuse perhaps not without
reason or having caused Their defeat by their ng apactv
One OF them Ia Count Clam 6al1as who helped to lose
the battle OF Magenta, and who would never been
employed again IN any other but the Austrian service
where high birth aud station nowod 10 ,ondone all
deficiencies by the retreat of Benedek, Prague has
!, before now. although hayo accoanis 81 their
hav ng done In fact unless arynstce IL concluded
there hardly bo doubt but that the Ausrans wil
have g osacuate all Bohemia, and possibly Moraya