New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
plnu of The Austrian Campaign in siie-ia.


Tho Prues'an Government, having definite plan
md fr o. a-4 being uuresira1ca by any 'crnn' u sr
.tr.ar Hui not f-ertac Europe Dy the 10 OF MS
ntute. Wih er-ao ainaT 'isr D. h's oce4p' q ao'ei
,cilcI Ii.l .t... ati poured t columns ll'o t11oiy
Wcsh.lio well. however 90 estimate its exploits or tncir
real ao.in ~ lie ruIpF'e q the son "m vas in oon.@-
platoon t.r rnicsrs. may be considered failure, as the
Saxon -.rf hs army and trclftrc srie ln The
tl-o' gh.ll 90 b'leliA. Ii drh'A4' s.ui- A I.n
nufacy rod wa1 o. prnc g. rcpclt te stroke " te nero
%. pF.a. However toess qualities -i a''I,g1sn
hope 70 tread the footsteps Of tie rhl gopher King
Tho ann aion Of Danstldt regiment nnd TIE oecnpl.
ton ~ Unnsger n1i Castl give transient ar Il vgor
10 he military operations Of Prussia and may igrlf the-e
for complimentary orders 10 ihe army H'yoAd ils 'I
pcslo. military polt OF view, such successes lre value
les l. is tee inevitable fate of the sual German Powers 10
b. absorbed ~ e.lsr As'a OF F,a 5 ,n wlI dy w
Germany. Neutrality becomes lmp'o ana on! .A'
poses the state that affects ito to deedton OF DON par
to BE- the ay n either aud the side % embraced IN TOO
present. siru-fe makes 10 dnEriale4 marx Tor tAc ven
ulduton o. Pmsslos to oucr anl the occuraton
o. Dns4cn Tho saie retreat 81 the SaHon army Yio Y
stated It 101' % 900 Would indicate that tie sudden ir.
rupton lad been anticipated and provided Tor. TIC inar.
ence o! Austria 70 le Occupation OF Sazony Is NOT
points 20 Sa a. at 20 receive the first shock OF Invasion
TIE coaooernton o! Austrian troops aud a,er around
WHICH, report states have beea objected suggest aa offensive
movement OF largo scale from one or both oi those
fcc,c Arse and j., bgr An invading force entering
i from he south would be compelled 90 reduce or mask
yllse the dctlc4mcut OF considerable free. Tie general
textures - g. ,'.'.'0 a.s ~ 10 80 ~ ma
eremy Is tuo line Il the Nese This river traYer'e' the
wh0s Opsn country between no western boundary II 81 $40
an tr r. aIi ia admirably nalpci Gs Lle " dcc SO
asinst attack from tho South Covered on the len tig ~
$50 Oior and the night BY the nUuntani that marx the
boundary II ssif: the position rendered fI stronger ly
the fnd fortress u Gatz and The fortified Town oi
Ne.e IT. ofly point y the side o. JJseplst1at
The the mountains from this town % 1mz turns
the ne ~ the Ncs aud tho advance OF un Austrian cmR
by this road would the abandonment OF haLne az tho
Eesse mlit ~ necessity. few hours NAV INFORM us
whether these considerations have influenced Marshal beue4eA
IN biz rlln 81 the camps!gn
a. which Bohemia from NeFli,
ana on tie north forms the frontier Of and Bohemia
affords q perfect the movements of troops n TIE Ut
tc ertOT ne advantage Of t natlrll curtain 90 nu a
tackns force viii doubtless be secured By the Auatua
should the offensive Their line Will De acting
on Oh chord are OF which SlxOny and JoscuhaG ho
nud the eastern side OF the keacn bcDrp inc
are ii Austrian forces be numerically a. superior 20
the PrussaL generally assumed, It Is evident that by
avan themselves OF interior Ines tAey may rapidly eoncen
tratc superior and h up3n either Naxony or Ssl
In attempting 70 anticipate the notion Of Austria due aol
ton given apparent voluntary abandonment %
Stxonv. and the disposition OF the mad aud reserves des
TIE Welding Sixory without struggle and the massng
Austrian columns around Omuz and JOiephsaGt ren1r
IL probable that conccntrc movement from those towns o.
Gat1 ana Nese, Is In contemplation The heac
quarters Marsua Benedek az Pardubtz ttw mics
only from JosoDhsad and the direct ronte 20 Ga2 Is
the situation chosen sgnhcaRi few Days or even
hours may suffice change conjecture into certainty Tho
heads Il Austrian advance guards VIII proclaim tue re-
suit Of the deliberations OF their cOmmandernche and the
world VII thcn be enabled TO judge Of the cm Of the hero Of
Mortara to place among tue masters OF strategy.