New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13

young men; many Of them would be called old oges IN
America and their whole Of action as long
winded and unwiedy as the German language, which Of
all forms Of human speech seems the least
and those few TIE hatred and dread Of Austria moreover
is scarcely less strong among her allies 10 the Confeders
ton than that felt by the Prssians. In fact outside q
for the Austria has all along protested
to be in favor Of peace Prussia would prefer 70 carry hs
point by diplomacy rather shan by strategy and neither
her soldiers those Of the Confederation oagng oot
Austha are enamored with the prospect ofboung ont
each others brains In every point OF vew, II IS var.
well as l. whether such is likely TO be OF oas
duration With people Of more practical energy and
with So many disturbing influences 1t is diicn
orete the result than to calculate the path Of count
Since the date of my last letter a battle between he
Italians and the Ausans has been fought on tho bnco
near the City ofVer0na which appears 20 have resulted
the decisive defeat OF the former although .9 a lave
looked in vain for any consistent or satisfactory account al
the details The battle began on sunday morning, he
oath inst he anniversary Of Solferno tho troops having
been i'm motion before o'clock. TIC Italians suffered
Leayy loss in killed wounded and prisoners AL they
reserves were brought up and they oro forced t last %
fall back beyond tho 1nco. Prince Amadeus and
several Generals said to be among ne Vonhiei ihs
day oppressiyey hot but the troops on pom sias
fought with desperate valor The battle ragged ua ngat
fall More than 1000 prisoners were taken by the Aus.
TRANS and several pieces OF cannon Inc turning POM
of the battle appears 10 have been the stoIming a
Custozza which carried at about O'Clock IN te een-
ing. Three Italian army corps araoui " -
serves were angaged, and were commando y ENG Vlc
tor Emmanuel in person Sine gao I W WY 60 ~
over the Migcio have 10 further lie4enSe On me
scat of war in that quarter.
A telegram has Just been issued announcing ostth
between the Ausrans and Prussiens on wednesday TIE
9th in which the former have gained another FoloY.
This was in the vicinity Of Ncnstodt, near the ornef Of
Bohemia and Sesia. The infantry were engaged from ~
O'Clock in tho forenoon and, after IRVING ne f,l.sAat
hack to sketz Tere reinforced b. body Of oayay and
the Prussians in full retreat before oclo leaving
their killed and wounded on the hed They lost . pieces
We have further particulars of the occupation OF Drss
den BY the Prussians. More than 5Jj men were tbrovH
into the city at once Ihe meIch o. tns ools -a oSs
in such haste that only very imgesc onspsemeEls hse
been made for their supplies. hey were nimos. tanbs
with hunger and exhaustion. Only small number Set
provided with quarters, and most o, them were Obliged
byouac in piazzas aud in the open air IN font Of s
houses During the afternoon and evening, country wagons
traversed the city in all directions Under the projection OF
of the military making rcGuisiiols Oh the people M
bread and meat beer and tobacco and other necesss
The shops consequently ali soon coasd. May
horses seized by the troops. The oTmhuses sDc
drOshkies were obliged TO stop funrng he courts e19
police Offices taken possession o ana we iubAe
money selZnd wherever II could be found Not uucl o.
this however was forthcoming The c,shbo1es Lad E1
been empted day or bsOe By order Of to Govern.
ment and their contents handed over TO 'ida oicei
for safe keeping. Tho principal treasury cc1ailec ony
about 900 OF which 900 sail 10 hare been lea
untouched The next Cay many Of TIE troops eheamIedn
the avenues Of the chief pBDe garden, aid the Iaihesm
the neghborhood Of The Bohemian railway station "efs
ordered 10 vacaie their houses Will n "A hours.
At the session Of the Die Monday the 2Jtb the II
tie states Of Anha and Walcck announced their secss
sion from the Confederation, which called form yehs-
mcnt rebuke fron the presiding officer IL Is also an
nounced from frankfort that the Banoyeran troops had
repused an attack br the Psals under Gen Bayer srt
had effected junction With the Bayonar forces We
have q report from Paris TIA. TO Hanover EMbasdof IN
London had claimed the protection the ia ~ -hGoVeih:
mcnt against the arbitrary proceedings OF PRUSSIA t1t
that similar appeals were to be made 70 Inc o-e neara
The Electoral prince of HessOcassel ha, been tsk,s
prisoner by the Prussans, and carried TO Siettm Tie
I had fafIf
induce ;ho Eec,or recan his opposition and take sldes
with Prussia One interview Is SAID 10 have lasted lna
the small hours Of TIC night. Oher powerful Influences
made 10 bear upon LIN, Dl' IN vain lie Llsctef
remained firm to bis purpose, aud abcu - ~ DO neals
model Of the private virtues in this instance dspaJeds
patriotic sq which perhaps, in some sense may stons
for his want Of pietY AZ home" The abduction OF t4
prince produced the greatest excitement almost conftef-
nation at his little capital, where IT is sad u throw the
other events Of tho day into the shade. letter from
Berlin gives description OF the arrival VI lie royal stat.
prisoner in that city his way 20 ST ttil lest sunday
evening. He in al extra tiain with hve carriages IA
the coupe opposite TO him, sat three Prsslan o:E
GERS The other carriages contained his servants tive
coaches and six horses. While the train stopped,
the prince sat with his head uncovesd, end
leaning 1t upon his HIS oounterGnce be-
trayed great detection The police had tsEex
that his passing through The cF should produce 20
little excitement as possible and but few persons wfs
The writer remarks that this historic event rasssc
before his he could rot think Of what the Eocor s4
been had not been 70 his country but ont Of the deep
the -nccs nn tie peoples Of Sraay and Wat the end
Of 1t all was to be. Many Prlsssp, doubtless inspired
with the feeling which ever the national military A.
dor is not able 70 repress.
fl the Federal Diet day before yesterday, IL was de-
cded 10 appoint commissioner for the administration Of
the Government Of Casse in the of the LEO
tor.
The Federal troops, cnd the Austrans who ere COZ
binad with them, 10 bear the German col0rs-black
red ard god. This order appeals strongly 10 tho senu-
ment of German unity and win 60 FAR in the way o. hr
lug tho hearts Of the people Prince Charles o. barn
Ma is appointed TO tie chief Command Of the Federal
forces under Benedek and they viii carry out together tie
yrcconcerod plan of operations. The commander
an Old of but OF great resolution and energy. a
whole life has been devoted TO military Affairs end vtss
scarcely than boy ecqvred brilliant prestige "
his in the with Napoleon. He is brother
The old King, Ludwig, Of Bavaria.
The choea appears to be the increase and II cen
scarcely be doubted that viii have fall swing before the
close Of Summer which has thus FIR been remarkably coo.
and pleasant tho continent Up 70 the 2ith inst,
Of cholera reported in Be.n, of which II proved
fatal Most Of them were among the holting polnlaons
but in cases the subjects regular inhabitants. In
Setn 36doaths have taksn place in day The Summsr
plans OF many American tourists will no doubt, be macs
to gang agee" by the war and the cholera