The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

s,Da,e engagement which had been continued within
the town.
Tho enemy fed In disorder under cover Of the night
The conduct Of the Prussian troops was excellent
portion of the Corps or the Guard repeatedly re-
pulsed tho charge Of tho Austrian cavalry without form
ing square. vr .ttsss t.s ~ ta fas
The headquarters Of Prince Frederick Charles have
been removed beyond Gitschin. @a esass4e
Tho junction Of the First and Second army corps has
been completely effected Austrian prisoners are being
continually brought in, and their number already cx-
ceeds Eve thousand
Tho Austrian Hanover, Ramming and MARITIME regI'
monts almost wholly annhiiated and the Eight
cen JRger battalion DESTROYED TO the last man
YRrssrAs DENIAL OF AUSTRIAN DISPATCHES
Gischin dispatches OF July say the Vienna 'elo-
gram OF the 2Sth uli, announcing tho loss Of eighteen
guns by the Prussians is officially denied
The Prussians have not lost single gun, but have
captured twcntyfour Austrian guns and eight Gags
heavy LOSSES OF ruE AUsrRiASs.
Dispatches from Gi,schn Of July Ievcninrl saynis
estimated that in consequence Of oil the combs,s and
sand and forty thousand Aurans have been pu, AI de
c5mbae About fifteen thousand prisoners have been
made at the battles or Gitschin, skacg Nachod aud
the engagements at nGncrwasscr, Munchcnsritz and
Turnau. r
The number oi kpiea and wounded is more than
twenty thousand.
Several baitaops lage heen completely annihilAsed
The Saxon corps, tho Rsllk brigade the Oam-ialIas
corps and the Gabenz corps completely broken np,
and FOR the present not in q condition 70 hight
DECENTRALIZATION or the AUSTRIAN TROOPS.
Another despatch from Gi,sch,n, July tafcrnoonh
ys-Thc Austrian army has retired to astrong position
between Josephs,adt and K5ngsratz the other side
Of tho Elbe and, according TO the statement Of some
captured officers, tho soldiers arc discouraged and the
army partly in a state Of dissolution.
The descrton Of Italian soldiers from the Austrian
army is increasing.
The rstreai OF the Austrians was very precipita,c
THE PRUssrAS HEADQUARTERS.
Berlin teIcgrams Of July report-rhe King OF rras
sa len at ave o'clock this morning for the ouposs Of
the army under the Crown Prince ~t.'
Tho principal headquarters here awaiting further
orders. st s.e.s. s .n te
The Duke Of Coburg has arrived at Gitscnin.
= BoHExrAS DISLIKE TO THE PRussrASs.
A despatch from Paris Of July says:--The xoaitesr
d~ soir saysLetters received here spcak Of tho AMI
mostly Of the Bohemian population against the Prus-
sians and relate several instances in which this feeling
was displayed At M6rchengrs,s, Turnan and Nachod
The Austrian Reports.
sExxpKx's mApouAHrsHs rosirIox.
A Traatsnau despatch Of July ., rspor,ss-rhs Aus
tran army. which has been compelled BY the junction
Of the two Prusan army corps 70 concentrate itself be-
tween tho fortress OF yosephsadt and Konigsrstz
pears to intend remaining the defensive In ha. POSI-
ton HrM
THR NEWS IN VIENNA.
Tho Viewer Asssdpos tevening edition Of tho oahcal
wisn0 Z>ru.o Of visnna) or July ., says
Authentic intelligence received hero from the head.
quarters Of the Army Of tho North states tha, iield
Mnrsha Benedek has found - necessary from straoseti-
cal reasons, 70 take up a position between Konlggrsz
and Josephsadt.
No further attack has been made on this position nor
has thcro been any fresh ghtng proof tha, tho Prus
csscs In tho late battles mus. also have been con-
siderable, and that their troops are much exhausted
Ths has been principally caused BY The Austrian arti-
lery
Tho rirs, austrian army corps and The sason army
have Joined the chief Austrian army and ready for
action The bes, possible spirit and the most undsnnted
counge prevail In the army. Important events are az
pectcd within tho next few days
..Ysu.r nrxrpyx uyroRrs mrs loss .Sp CHANGE
or POSITION.
General Won penedck thus announce. The defeat Of