New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
The Battles NJ Nuchod, Trau,ennH and Munich
grnIz.

BERLIN June 90 1876
In every war since cub-law has governed the world
there have been occasions when each party has laid claim 10
the honor Of the victory Iudeed unless of the combat
completely routed TO re,rtat to great eanc'
he who acted the defensive may assert with some color
TRUTH that tie attacking fOrc las not attained it's OBJECT
while The latter can ietor with eQual Justice that nothing
has occurred comp him relnquish oggressNe oPr
tons. such observer Oly decide "be1r
~ advantage has been gained BY SIDE the Other ana
step made toward carving out their pece pas OF oPcr
the 27th a June amy coTs OF the OrVwn
P.ince-ho nth. Posen commanded 6y Gen Von
Iesian frontier % miles west OF Gatz Like some othets
which followed IN It's wake this oorps hd entered bonens
both by Of Baunau and Reinez with orders t. move on
to the fortress Of Jose by the famous pass OF Nach91
Inc losses m THIS hrt encounter were not ncohs1eape
either side and II seems that both succeeded IN
taking At the close Of The day The Prusans as
well Is the Alsttians nintained tleI previous PSooh
portion only OF the latter retiring to Josephsadt 0ins re-
tleeG oy Ecsh troop On the Gay ohp% ing zen s6
ordered second aacS Fortunately be had been feenore1
In the nigot 10y division OF the LIST Ea Prussian Corps
beoe 'hs me o.! Two aosIfIan cSp o. nc %
with tie retreat Of the Ausans and the oceupa
About 900 Austrians taken prisoners
uosry many lay dead wounded on the bate field
cavsy repeatedly routed by the Prussian anec losing
NIL their standards eventually abandoning the field TO the
victor As TO The Prrsn Infantry i relied as usual upoa
the rapdiy Of its ffc three ranks dschergsg at once
thc rs. keng down. the Aus'rans on the other hand WITH
m q? ,Ss s i R , % s ths d etoi tbe Prrs
gun was 50 thinncd cs to cause re remnant to turn
about and fall to the With true Austrian perseverance
They again sud again The result was terribly iden
tcs IN each IL instance only did they succeed IN
crosnG with the inaccessible enemy One Prussian
rcgmeat agreed firing to give the Aurans chance
measuring their fcGgib In cold steel II OF those
ooo and habtu5y acurn regiments ron the FAR NORTH who
during the last few weeks had been wonder and an ever-re
caTilag geEsHce 70 &c o9uae9g race t,GnGne toe ,
tIs ScAvouan rusned forward. The Germans presented
their bayOneis and moment When the rst shook hsd
bocn encountered cast away Their musk Is Grew t9e sWord
aid Oc ght 10 mau III the good OLD fashion lenemoer
having read in German histories othe straegca art that so
Continent, Al tribe could match the IeuOus Oh the batetl
However when the Germans unucky for Themselves stun
bed the invention OF eunpowder other nations more
ndro handling tie muske and executing the maneuyers
former monopos whatever the atom trath
this fcompacCu ASSERTION may be- there lew cases on
WORK on tie batt'efli while eol6Hed 10 shooting az"
rabbng Shoong leaves them indifferent The bayone they
positively hate hayL- indefinite feeling At Is not
iesnatc weapon Of ne. but sort ofong siiet'o while
" give them sword the heavier The better they are IN
ter own element aud need instruction as how to lay on
eaecsy To INDULGE their bancFing inclination tie rTus
soey iore used 70 reverse their muskets aaa oea9o
The Zoe with butt end process far too energetic TO employ
ri, o mes on inc second blow So nothing remains bat to
the sword and although it sad to be little 100 short
great deal too su the TASTE Of the men, sti as
T. Che approach 10 club their reach in this civil
izd ace tc7 prefer II emergency Brown Bess lathe
present coba It's efficiency IN their HANDS was fuy proved
Aher few moments OF Il Ling night aud M tue Sciayoman
bayone yielded the German ssoer Gu the evening q that
duy russians further aan ten mites from Joseph
Blajt. a.,
pshhe PTussian Guards had adycea 10 within shcr dis
tsoce OF IraleDau siultce ten miles norm OF Nachod ms
truly pIesenabe BODY OF 900 men, with the requ
so sri l9.y h99 nere4ea mo tHe Country oy we 1.
into Control Bohemia described in Late Typographical let
force under Gen Gabenz the late ally Of the Prusans in
Schlsae HOsen Here the fight sanguiDary; and
bore tie Whole Advantage gained by The Prusans con
ssted in their peueating few miles further then pre-
scrted The t attack took place two miles north OF
arautenau; the last brought then TO Pmkau I'VE miles
Of the former town. Prssian kilograms estimate
the Austrian losses at from 900 to 700 the Prassan at lVO
only Iha; thousand Austrns taken prisoners
admits doubt Last night number Of extra trains con
ye,ed them to the eastern Of Gralden Cdrn aud
But two battles on one day are not enough waged
bloody enlargement occurred on the 18th near MHnchenTS
30 miles OF the just mentioned The Pusssn
nader The command Frederick Charles and had
etraed Bohemia from Sax5ny by way of Reiohen6erg
The day previously Iurnsu at the junction OF tue hoth
Bohemian railways had been occupied by them Moving
thence southwestern direction they found themselves
confronted reported by $1,000 60 900 Auriaus and
Saxons The enemy had taken up strong position
top OF hill coniesng the possession a IT with great
oDstnacy Of particulars few have come 10 hand put the
speaks itself The Prussians got far ftsen
buck 1--WE miles south Of MunebengraL Above lO prison
sent 10 the the dead and wounded on both SIDES
being calculated 0O As the consequence Of all these
operations slow but steady advance of the two Prus
points circumference Of the country the Crown
distance between them about 40 miles, With step In
advance the Royal cousins the Austan opposed 70
Grown Prince greater RISK OF being wedReo IN
cen the two advancing armies Teegraphc comnunca
ton the Princes has been already effected along the
To caution YOUR readers against placing implicit credenoe in
direct from the battle field VIII test the accuracy
OF remarkable dispatches Of this class On the 2n the
his attack the Crown Prince, as We have seen
failed 70 attack Skat Upon this Austrian official kilograms
appeared the Vienna and South German papers stating that
the had been beaten in full retreat and re-
duced petition armisce Prussian dispatches on
The other hand spoke brilliant action which the enemy
had been repused-omittug however 10 mention whether
any definite had been attained As appears from the
above neither q these kilograms was correct lar from
being full retreat the PrUsssns able 70 take the con-
tested position the day aer while the Ausrians had lost so
little ground the first day that they required " DO elected
from their intrenchments on the second.
The Prussisn TrinBphs I'm Bohemia.
From The London News Juy2