New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

From Our special Core Qoldel-
Drslx J1ly "A, lFfa
Tho Ensiors ar, 81 last convinced tho. hey have been
gricvony beaten As long as it possible TIC di-a's
in Bohemia were concealed from the people al large ard
lyirgy converted into victories for the E-fp az public
Il is said indeed that even The Emperor supposed that
all was going on well until the receipt Of B'nodeks dis
rqteh ANNOUNCING The total defeat OF ho3l--a'z
Tho Austrian Authorities went even 50 iar for example,
IN Carlsbad as publicly 70 announce victories over tie
Prissiaus which IN real rc'cI.s 10 tLelAseiFcs'
Never dd ormy and laion 'r ONT WIN gea'ef 1A'
~ a-rv and nation moro utterly Gstpnoiut i. TIC
trstan press tocmCd VITA expressions o. contempt Tor
Prussia %h exaggerated esH ats Of tie Imp ria army
and - leaders, and yih threats Of what would be- done t.
Iussia Many OF lie private ,olcoTs TO have
tc0aiol sp-ely rel lu 10 their NicnHcae Sw e'hc1s
with pockets iul oil Berlin tacTs, which, b nc in that
rro Austrian article sror, excited al the -ca cr yearl-
Ing Bcrcicss own ordinations too, .Gl O,el s.ogcy
O. bagcatOci0 !. Is evident too from documents found
Oh LED Austrian oleers, that the idea Of Deine Den
on tier oN1 territory Tie idea OF not c' ih 'Ae-ai
ems scarcely have entered tho minds OF the leaders.
ODe of these documents contains detailed directions s "
the behavior 10 be observed toward the lTdssai as 40
The following wOrds from the Austrian military 'urnai,
The k0nqCrQd wAicl appeared day or fvo before me
battle Of KOlgulz aud after She revciss Of Naehoi,
skaliz and GtscLin wore known, VIII snow you what
blind confidence possessed the minds even o. ;)se WAC
ut 70 have been allie 20 form prop. opnoa; rs
have hitherto received details, ana u 20 give
an opinion about the individual operations. ~ tho same
time We must confess that commanders seem 20 have
coIpinited ineycusabe mistakes. We know lot whose
fault il Isl; but there has pai1y been tack OF eoopcm-
ton Of pYsh, and a energy, az The night ice and mo-
ment The ADVANTAGES gained by the enemy ar5 uo 70 be
UNDERMINED; but # they were IN fmes greater aR ~ey
actually are, still HaEfatR f0t ne st0H conqRer.
The 70 loving is tho dispatch IN which Benodek an
aounoed his defeat
and DIN G.z). July I, o'clock o. o..
After more than Eve hours b. liant h-htng on tho nir Of
yia7 party ihtencbed. win inter- Zepa he enemy
succeeded In establishing himscH una"ls N t.ua ihe
kept TIE smoke GEAR the erond that ar ~" vas
impossible 10 this Circumstance Il was d tnat the enemy
pcctcdy attacked both IN the flank and the rear the toop
gave way. aud, Notwithstanding the ccaes' eNeons We
had 10 beat retreat Al hTt We renea 'oE u1l Hs te
al passed Ec. Our loss Is present unknown,
but IS c,rtaa'y very considerable.
Surely an extraordinary dispatch Surely the rain must
have been awhw for the P!u,4i!5 Tor The Au7
tans Surely the latter were completely outuanen'eret
and there the secret Beredek Is SAID 10 have eNeLtd
OF ais Colonies tho day after the battle OF Kong
ljtZ have lost everything, only unionunfely not
INV nfe" The military journal from which quoted such
confident expressions above the failure 81 Austria to
such the following: The design OF Austria was
delay the commencement Of military operations til tho
"Coniederaes" as they here cs'd should be ready
% advance And the zeal and energy Tor "a her Hs7csl
shown By the BaygrIan General y. d. Iaun, dunng his
presence II Vienna and Olnnz led t. the 1cc"uon OF
speedy action at all events the pan OF Bavaria. But
the poor COuftdrates ready and could not get
ready The tale goes here that the Bavanans w0ald not
advance further than where their beer reached They have
"a
most plainly be then, BY s prompt advance
through Slxony "a prevent the possibility OF jaaoIon
Of the Bayadai troops with he Bohemian army. The
kamerad asserts that the enemy's PIN was known 20
Benedek, and lien goes % 20 ask out n is ease, why
other arrangements uadrT Neither toward
Zttau the fIom SaXonyl toward Glstz me
entrance from Sesa lie passes ini1cnced rs they
might have BEEN The lser inc let undecided BY
Publications There we're no dcfuCeS either In Iu,ra-l
or Munehel :ratz OF jung BanzLn The upper Ehe was
lett oqeD Not near e scene Of the last battle was
there iutrenched camp In short, Whenever earth or
other works OF erection, and ought 70 have
been foIeseen TO be necessary they rot 10 be found
These TOO are observations which suggest themselves 70
any ordinary cer. Before the hostitles commenced
gentleman, resides the Bohemian frontier told
that he had heard ofmumurs 10 the elect that Bcne
dek was not 80 hearty in he Of his imperial master
as he night be- RS informant compared hun 70 Wallen
STEIN You not be aware that he Is en Hungarian or
az all events SlCyack by birth, aud IOtest1ut N r.
Egon As Z Qtcsiant, Lls advance has been attended
by great difficulties aud is jus, possible that he may
have felt 100 Little interest in ibe Imperial cause SUI
cannot believe in am thing Ike pOlNe tTcafhery Inc
Austrian troops Engaged At KoirCrtz numbered fVOoli
the Pussans about IN equal ioec Inc latter cap
tured above 100 cannons, and 10000 Prisoners
Our shopwindows here ul ~ cIrcatures rlang' %
tho war Foremost among them figures Benodek. In one
he appears rushing toward Berlin with an Immense sword
IN his ha0d and torches. IL another B Is represented as
sneekng back with tho zane sword drei dfu full Of dinls
In third, he stands scGrecrOS IN he midst OF held
Of conn., Naturally the runaway princes are selected Tor
the same purpose. In Of tree, the Kings of sax
Ony and Hanover and the kuiu'si Of Hessen arc seen
marching sTn-n-arD preceded by tie ID OF Auguslen-
burg carrying and waving large fag-a Prus9sn SOLDIER
peeps up IRON behind wall IN The with birch rOdi
bis hand. Such things would almost have brought Il
prosecution some months ago-how changed We have
had regular skedoddie among these little crownboarer,
and il Tho gocs on, few VIII have 10 bolt. The
the better. What miserable figures do they cut
all these made rulers. What the DaIious want are
rucrs realty By "diyino right that rulers whose in
sight character and energy ~ thom to fle The klrrt
Of HeSsen who resides in ~ tin poope remarked he
there TO die Of the cholera Is said to intend
going Konigsberg What singular condolences occur
n a
ss crowned himself king, by divine grace" in honigs
berg; he sends brother M narh, also ono by "Di
vine eaoe, 20 live private gentleman at the same
place. Vanity OF yanilies, ell Is vanity"
The folio wing circumstances indicate that ere
long Prussia may complete its alliance with the reyou
tionay principle by foucntny insrrrectiosary
ment In Hungary. An Hung corps is said to be
in process of for Of Gogan, into which pgisonerssr
being invited ~ May Hungarian eEiles from Pans
snd elsewhere row in Berlin. The celebrated Klapks
reported 10 be a. the b. adluarters OF the King
KOssuth too evidently preparing to take advantage Of
hs nsvo lana. On the 2Sth OF Juae, he addressed the
following letter 10 Rcssoli al flOr.nce The
commenced inspires With the hope that the Hungarian
legion may be lead toward the goal the attain
meut Of Whch It vas organized. The Legion burns with
desire prove "a the battlefield s tOughtiulness 70
Italy love for it ia'horand. As circumstances are
favorable the strengthening Of the Legion, hope that
the Government VIII sspcuon ~ beng 30 recognized
% render enlargement possible II this be
the intention OF the Government | hasten 10 o..
your Epcslency that 1 prepared 10 use
for TINS purpose, aud place my acquaintance with
the meu end other matters al your disposal" To which
RicgsoI rspied "The Minister Of War has resolved 20
organize the Hungarian auxiliary wider basis and 20
accept the Oder Of your cooperation anticipate there
fore, that you viii communicate al! the information that
you may deem Of use both IN relation to thePersons
70 bs organized and the principles which the
organization is 20 be conducted etc Another significant
omen IS that the Hungarian clergy have at last formally
refused 60 supply the Emperor With loan.
For the trst time since the great Of liberation, st
the commencement 81 this century,s corp. volunteers
being forrued in Prussia. Count de RecEe yome.
stein engaged in collecting such body OF BeT
H., and his efforts reported TO be very successful The