Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-08
THE EVENING STAR.
ROYAL wAR CONFECTIONERY.

Letter fram the Ming to the Queen P,ps-
-Ia. Describing sAs Battle Of Eoais-
srstI
In. KOeInisens Zsiiaas pIh.ishss The Ioi-
povirs rsItsr from tn nIBg 20 Queen Of Pru.
,,.. on the battle Of konigg-a:z:
hoETTZ, Wednesday, July 4.--On the "a
In Charles left ne 81 three o'clock q tho
as moon, after a council Of wsT, a. which l.
was decided 20 give 10 his men, who were
tIsd by marches and fights, one or two days
of r. pose. Bat a. 10 - In the evening. Geas-ai
Neici-Rhetz came 20 me % eorn n unicas the
results OF his Reconnaissance during the day,
according 10 which heavy masses OF ne
enemy were mar-hipg from JusepSsAo- %
KoBIsgrsiz. on This 81 ie OF he EIbe, tNs"een
eIyb; snd three O'clock: the prisoners e.id nat
the army WAS concentrating between .ne kloe
and BistriiZ, on the road % honlSSE1l1, on
which i proposed 20 take advantage Of tho
fortunate circunstsnce TIA: ne enemy ap.
p.ared 10 assemble on this sde OF me Eibs, and
10 offer him battle. 10 MS eject me tirss
Ann had 40 take position n the center with
the rcond, the Third and FOURTH Corps beng
in font of Sadcvs; General Herw9r:h II arched
with hi. corps and a half by NechanitZ upon
the left flank of The enemy; Fritz, with the
second Army, the First Corps OF the q u1rds.
and The Fifth and Sixth Corps. upon the righs
fspk OF The enemy, leaving koniggra:Z AM
having bis lsft wing on he LETT OF The Eloe.
OnIy few minutes and The whole vas
srraHged with General Moltke. fixed my
departure for O'Clock IN the morning, the
army was 20 commence its march az haG
made about four miles, ard never believed ma
tb- -bemy could assemble h;s forces ON the
thsr side of the Eioe. Bu: this supp )si.ioiI
roNsd itself 20 lie wrong -douated morse
a, little viIlsgs, Qua, a3d continued 20 ram,
with short Interruption. during the whele day.
Bat passing along side Of tie troops vas con-
staniIy saluted by them with hurrahs.
The hattie conmeDcei exsetly 3: O'Clock
~ The artillery OF the Second Corps, when
ssa, II SsdoTS ar i3ok P0s,i9n On PHI;
sn the other side; bn; in coDseQ uence o. III.
violent resistance. II advanced hut little.
fnr Seventh Division S'ransecky) deployed
20 the let with no less doubtful success, Her
gaI.S sa1ae from Mechanic. took par. an hour
and q half af'erwaTd, IN the battle, which on
our SIDE. for five hours, consisted principally
81 artillery urIng, intermixed with infantry
s,tscks on inibered heights. We expec:ed
with iIlpatienGs The ARRIVAL OF The Second
Amy FOR through this long artillery battle l.
heeamr necessary % nave recourse - The am
mnnItIOn IN reserve.
The confess Of he infantry presented ad-
vancss a8i retreats.
Il; last Ne d!scOysre,. the siEEs o. - ap-
PfOaeh II tae guard: bu, one could o. 49, RE
battle. :Or . took phase the Ct,Ia- siiN ~ ne
Ri. and one could lOs Judge y -hr ps,i-s,U -
HANK ne CTrly. although j. was tU~ur,, aT3
While itrv'aI'h ldyaEesi step by step, hgt
Wy %. = emu - - -i!';-,y @'tli ,i-'it
or d-Illy. Th- nintH brigade, h. 80. n,As.
81 TIE goTpS. ana ri' r'r-y-.ig Oh \, y-a-a .Seli
a. ucsd - -utTa~r r!p as x On ~, ,.r,tre
pc-ssG -th-UuEu ga. regiments 0n D -sst:, =,
N12 sdl--~a s1r ..it, SE!Ru>:Isgl. ";ei.,s
Ua3- - = plan IL r'ar:G >a,If - 10 u -u..
LE.r mo- srEL-t >s4 .-ulv ne H-.. D Li!r. ar
thleTy team" rlar" 1i'r',ia "a M Cr.i-ra .rr
cavalry vas Te7~.-st', sim ,re- - - ,--,s-,.-,
60 10 l----9-. Y t1is mex. alts -.
ny LsJ, ior iJe St,to-y Ms ah1r.-. -, t., d.
tId' u y he a.-a~S "a :Js 1!aak D Isa "a g.a
amy and aiv9ncst val ~ sl.-~f-g TEEN
shortly after zane M - me ss,0ud fvls.o:
% ID" guard and .ha -s-I--s3. D.. -lfis:1an y:
the EuaTcs, aC 1uSlCg rapidly. --..S S--.r,s
beating, and having il -nei- mite .r.-lye
sanE jn>, which 'hey had ius. taken
j be eDibUSias-li Or ,jss- -~1Aps, %ha.s ti.av
saw ne. 7hn5I no d--.T peJ: tna Of ca.s .,-
AZ ny hands - kiss .is0,. vi; 81 rs obltrsc
- allow some time. and = sen .4Ire ~ s=,I,-.
thr1Us hoa. The ajy anc'a, Bder he .!-e az -zr-
Eon. - = :Eur. Or Ous s-1ugl :ui 3. he. =,
STlii The crIas o. hu-rah wnich .. ,Iri rsya.
-nd These are Ho4l-1itS v.Eich a.us bs -
Fel!eaSed - he felt, % be UNDERSTOOD s,Sy
found The First, Fifth aud Sixth CORPS, an;:
also my regimen: NJ infantry; ia n,a ,:,,-,.-
With The Eighth Corps. nar he 5irI..i, Ea-ra,
iou Of Cbssseurs. or the SeventiI nor rs Sew
rn.ernih regiment The others were ;s.-,-Ls :,
engaged IN he pursuit OF The enemy
our cavalry regiments pTPcipi.S.s,{ trarr,-
selves before that moment into .he iich- ard
2sioIe f1y eyes delivered . murderoT.s b1-,:.
~iliiarl -: tGe bead Of his brigade, FRS, Fi..
soons OF The -nsrd. iHussars OF Ii.s:re.1. ,,,.
Eleventh OF thlans vas entirely ~ up: ard
ne held OF the contiic, over which passed
.nEis,iateiy af;eT on horseback, presen;2L =.
terrible aspect. filled As il was bv lr.>--.-:-,-
cUt 20 pieces. dead. living. Af,er :il-., liza in
iAEiTy advanced anew 20 the line 81 the - 10y
81 De fios. where or along which -.yer ,E-r'.
~as AGAIN = severe firing. in which / :,ulirt
EEy SELF again. and which BsuIareif forced re-
- C!. quite FaTns silly.
N'-Ne riheiesS. continue on '!gr>e1T * % -
- ." he troops whom have no. zen u ~ =
- I'l7 - and on my round fond Ngr.n-..
v lfT'"lnh~rg ard BOnim. All the sights x ~.
iic~t en- O;ible. did not Vneet S-pi: iIl.,-L or
it'TsWOIth- " has - the aspect Of he h9-tl--
irtli We count p caGUons: bu- il tlDsa-s
-ha- "" have taken 81, ana more fig.s WeL.ys
Many small arEls. sacks and on t-.rr,eFlt.
" sN~ u' 10 tu'th prisoners: - officers az
t''Tt a"'Cng the prisoners aiSu. En- IA
~ I-NeT~e VI lie medal. Der loss l. as. We
-rc.r. ~ tt :. ~ ~ great
You 'E-s'g Know thar GsnI Uilia7. u IN.
'rhrlc. - N-.i",-a ST@at loss. hutu,-fr To-
isH<OllsTP bTs fyor bs IL in his t!ti:r. 4, r..
20. W how b@ - 'c-day; j. l. said rua- D. v.l.
'I.rta-DGiy brave ITkeFJ - =. vtT.iv ..,,laa-
I'll. iT~' Ire CJi'H"i OtsTuitz. a. th.- ifa!,. Tn.
Az ii'-sil1en- OF tse q yards has suffered -u.
a'~- bat iVp !a';Si!oEs l--r- IJiu-d .4-1 ,,.,.
D. "lf'.t@T aBt IN which an, ~, r,, ,-....-
.'st--cTii''-.sn excitement very ylr,n u.;-s:
81 loy SUI OF sorrow
A lasi. a. O'Clock in Tia. evening. So
~ .s-E'. after al! tfa has pas--d -.ty.,1:-,,
Ls' c''y Hn'n evening! | had myself scis iI:fa
il-' ''.sidtr q: nIerIl.'' He heard " VIII low.
f"i IL b'aG No r"eeived nv telegram ,,,,,,.t-
f'.- VI" order - the surlTi-. IA .sIGr, fIe..
nae day VIII give YOU all verb.Ify
h''N- only =, turned ~ ~ o'clorK IN III. ey.-
Hrc- withoGi anything, - ;hat In Sc iupcpad
upon a sJIa.