New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
BAVARIA.
ANOTHER CHAPTER BEGUN AND FiSfs'
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MUNICH July :. leo
inc SecoHu '''ter Of the European drama handsomely
EMS just IN uhie 10 he me 10 send Won few memo
randa by this weeks steamer
And stirring chapter il has been Tho ,romi,orv ,or
days of quiet when the armies fastened / .ho ,s &c
the mountains dividing the North from the South "A b
people refused realize that Germany would enact any
thing than parliamentary skimsh, broke, not sud
denly, indeed but like the drizzle Of north-csster
at first shower of outpost engagements along the sunny
side of the Giant Mountains in Bohemia then it increased
gradually DAY By day. without ever ccasng regularly
~ tho ascends its meridian, until the combined OPP
posing clements numbered about $4,000, then 100000
SOULS ana hnAY comes the grand crash OF yesterday our
glorious FOURTH in which, according TO the brusque
kilograms there Were not less than 100000 more or less
actively engaged and the Killed and wounded figure up
TO 50000-i G., Ausrans 5000, Prussians 10000. The
result Is decisive; the Ausraas pressed back TO the
middle of Bohemia ION line from Prague east their
songholds JOsephstadt and koAiegIaz and their COM
municatons in the Ebe valley, connecting Prague and
Vienna, lost; Prague is abandoned, only the Prus-
slams seem not inclined to enteri lest It should prove
trap and the army of Benedek, utterly defeated goes
spinning and whirng toward the highlands lying in tho
junction Of the two ranges, the Ludeten and Maerish
Mountains which together form the eastern angle OF Ro
hemia; their rear, however, connected directly with
Vienna by railroad
The result of all this is that Count Mensdof Austrian
Minister of Foreign Affairs hastcns to-day TO parcy with
King William of Prussia, and Bismark, at Rechenbcrg in
Northern Bohemia, in reference 20 some important inter
national considerations which have just at this moment
occurred to Francis Joseph; OBJECT OF s-NOW
that the lives of tens of thousand Of quiet Germans are
sacrcedto whether the jealous monarchs can agree
10 truce, or even perhaps TO civil arrangement OF the
question to who shall rule Germany and who shall get
ont Of IL.
In short the air is filed with the rumors of peace. Now
il is that France looms up. Telegmms said to have
been nterchanged between Paris and Vienna and popo
sitons arrived at somewhat Ike this: that tho neutral
powers interfere TO prevent further efusOn of BLOOD and
Austria offers to accept the intervention Of France to give
up Venetia France, condition a Prussia shall
be allowed to retain Saxony and anoveE Rumor travels
fast with the news of yesterday-and tomorrow.
But il is doubted whether William aad BismaIk will
consent any postponenent Of hostilies, Prussia
could only lose thereby the advantages II has gained; and
any continuous truce would enable Austria to arm its
troops with the nor famous touch-ncedle gun.
THB PRUSSIAN GUN.
Does anv one call tho Austrans eowardly because they
have again adopted the heretofore successful stnou OF
saving the House of Hapsburg by ruDningi sucn con
clusion would be rash, and very unfair TO a. basc -" o
i know of American officers m ~ IA Siu VA aso
opinionas any on the Continent Hhey hau goou reason
TO rum ifreports tell the truth o. T rS os u
the Prussan brcaeh-loadng g,h' iho oataiy ., zen;
Ghin,1 which was deputl TO prevent the junction OF
the advancing Prussians So.Iu aAo no heaI"ay at al
on the contrary was pnn shoots ak times piphe
I S IN do 30 vel as any other gun in But
nv d Is, IN the batefelds-three or four TO one Of
,o are Austrians-sIeak most eloquenty the SUBJ
Iect Already the southern German papers are talking
about Henry and Other rifles and are discussing whether
the Americans could not be go' 20 furnish them two
three hundred thousnd pieces az short order.
THE BNARIASs IIGHTEG Too.
Simultaneously vth the great battle in Bohemia the
fire kndles up between Erfut aud Fuda Frankfort.
Letharge as the Byarians have seemed thus far their
first aeon-thanb the Prussans for attaekng-eauses
universal rejocn in Munich The mastery inactivity of
old Prince Car letting the Hanoveran army be captured
under his nose hen he had troops enough and only eight
miles 10 20 TO Teye them, had called forth in Bavaria
tho Interest m,edicons and suspicion even arose as 10
tho ntonionsf tho Government to such degree that
have heard seera 1t might reach climax in revolt
ton. Pmssb you must know, has been offering to ex-
tend Bayroyer all of South Germany if she would turn
AGAINST Aus ma and many believed that the Government
fit dispose eoyerty TO pursue course dictated by ag
crandI mint as well as cOnsangunity with the Royal
house of russia. Though many things seemed to point
ayerseyhe unanimy of the people and the Kings proc
fanatics IN favor of united Germany, agree in prophecy
ing ol bavaria decided continued support OF the Bund
MAP EUROPE.
rhj is the subject under consideration not by the
eop, but by the rulers Of the people, hereditary and
usnped not openly but in the stotes secrecy OF Cabi
netand by Cabnetmakers cques. The first great bat
Ito living been fought the wrepuers and the Bsmarks
aan in their glory We will see whether France gets
Luxcpbus o.o Italy Venetia. Prussia tho better part of
Germany, and Bavaria tho rest; whether this great
ssWolLx defeat ITSELF aud repeeaeptaisya EoyeZRpant