New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
The rrussian Army In Bohemia.
YrOuo ,se BiIi.ry pendent Of TIE Lond,n Tncs :,

iom tbe ali Core l. hdch o.
Tie small chateau aud village Of Aammouiil Ito on
the northern sope C. isolated hi which stands on ,hY le
between the two tovn'. The headquarters oil Pnce ffel
ecs Charles beye Ten moved here .f ste NJ oke IN
person the command Of 10 s~o united armies for 90 ,as
advanced eeart OF iaSc fsdos Ghss ana o. inc
Prom tic hi Of the village Of Lanmeils a%ide view
GU be- obtained Of 4 unduatnR n, iioh. r'sev cui
waited sinddgd with Villages aud rwoots stretches sootn
for nearly 50 miles Near 10 hamHchs tho snoSe o
arms mark Of the Irssan trooPsi bat 40 us
an posts e made out and ilthoughthe SKY last night
was ask the lru yedctte coed se upon 1t no rb,on
from the canpics g, their advanced guards During the
march today fuddea thunder cane en- end the rain
EEL hoa,l oI hour tie rotd crowded VII hosauas
wae' as anl isla ,a's e ~ '' SnsisD ydurJcd WHO
pHfl along toward the hospitals which have been esab
hhcd ai Ghsc'g The manned todicis suffered uuol 10,
every time their rocked sOue wound Was opened
S,s or S1 my oaEV ~ III al it cogid ne done 70 ii
,iae To- sue ngs The different oolored facines Of the
d in fbe lao comheis nj the uniforms Of the different
infantry regiments could he distinguished beside those OF uS
Tonight the main body Of the army Lies between KAN
eiiiz lUsit1 Cen Btcutcd has occupied Scidnr
Oh the right flank a1d jung unsau also occupied IN
direction Tho Crown Prince win The second aiuy has
tossed The uppCr llb and tho w90e Pu-san force Il Tree
i o stions IN Bohemia tie HanoTcanS have laid down
c nrios E!igrh and icrc are nov 10 hoLtc troops
The iShshitaais the towns ts,, mostly hd the
poac Of the nruy tie country gager uuabc to a-ri
10 pay cor iaaroft been obliged to reraB IN their
houss Nor have they 10y dong io tic russian
soldiers behave wei has h puuleig whc.0
tie inhabitants have remained In the toRbH where tbeio
"a 10 oac the coIlmssaIa las tecH obliged to tase
tho neces,aries c Tor the marches have been long tho
roads been crowded with troops and the provision trs
have not been able keep up With the army bp the so
ders never uci fOrcr 10 supply thor wHnt Forage
m tire been taken from tho bari o! the large
landed prpeOrs who have deserted their castles aud cha
tean1 but the have paid for What they have had from
tue peasantry; unable to speak The lcmhn language tny
have made ttor wants understood ana the pantJ
have ia THEN power supplied them rchdi or
nons have been found ignorant not to appreciate Pus
coin Villagers have been invariably kindly treated;
no cottages have bcea transacted e poultry yards nave
been respected cattle have not been taken away from
item ard thsugh the Of this beautiful
no bohemian gs has had to To the inasoA VI hor
country.
Yet the inhabitants OF county whero war Is osrie GA
must ALWAYS suffer; must move through The standing
haois must he occupied defended aud assaulted and
shell f among lighting men. mast oiien unih
fire cottage which, blazing Hereby CON
inunioates flames others and THIS Whole hamlet Is Of
DESTROYED And then the scted oottageis have little hoo
of auyhing bat ation foI vast army With It's may
Hundred thousand mouths eats everything IN the county
and can spare little 0cr it, necessities are supplied 70
give away charity The lropreors OF the burnt houses
sometimes wander about the fields detected and depending
sometimes stand staring vacany the cinders and charged
fmbcrs which mark the place where NV days stood
their homes the little money that Is given o. them by kind
days but saon for the heavy losses they have
eGsained cottage, and their cowhouse. aud
Ute field their wealth aud since these gone ana
tbe crop destroyed they hsye nothing. Tie young len
even in the country districts lave nearly oil led south right
by report that the PfusSsns would ake them JOIN tho
ranks this report there foundation Tor no re-
crus been demanded received In tic countries oec
piel by the armies.