New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

o..o,o1 not 70 fight against ,rsssa and not 10
s..,,b 10 their kingdom T. ey went 20 frankfort
Thus The cOnfederaies OF Ausira are now, only Be
I'll Il - Saxe-N RS. resspsiein. Iich-
t1stcn, and TIC free town Of Frankfort They b'e9
To- c0noeatratc Confederate army az ffah@io.' az ~
aDotbcr AZ hamburg. Thc EectoE Of liesse mt ~
Troops to tc Couhicrtes before be was i%kCl astSxo
and sent % 70 Stcn,and King John Lakeland ., ~
likewise succeeded in joining The Austrian a'y 80 ,bo
- 600 Hca in Bohemia Nassau voted win Aus..la, 'o
p,ince Nront IN tho Austrians and the CouAtrE is
not ye occupied by Prussia; but the Nassau Dee eiusc
to vote subsidies TO the Prince ana lnslss' aPn ~
neutrality The organization OF inc CInlDe . 81 - %
vet very backwarl Baden and Bavaria hsVc hOI eI mo
blizcd their army corps and SINCE 'le 1891 sof9
under Gems. Maneufcl and Nosel Won Ia-Ae''s's,
inc eornpred and captured the llaloYean army arc now
60 re soon hear of their taking the offensive against
inc Two army cors at Frankfort and hamburg More
serious is tho camp@gn IN Boheha. -. ..-,, a., IL.
The prussians lost time, and ootHeneraled inc Dig
,,tbed Austrian Commander-inC hiof, Benedck. frcn
Ssa and SaxoHy they invaded Bohemia, from the west
oy5 om the east, aud after three days bard hghung
between the FoTTesses 1heTesasiadt and JosePhsau,
AT Trr.tenau, Nachod, Turnau, and JaromiTz, they
succeeded il eaecting junction OF the army
of Slesia and the army Of SaKony TIE hTst
commanded by Prince Frederick Charles, the second by
the Prince Royal. Their united headquarters is now
Gchin the old castle Of Wacnsten. During that three
DAYS fight the Austrian Gems. Gaberz, Rammng asfi
Festetos were defeated. Their loss in killed wouried
and uissne amounts 10 10000. Several rgi-
meuts were literally annihi.ated-feT infssnSee'
Ramping, Martin, Hanover, and the elgnI-
eentb battalion of shaTpsho0tersA the northern tier
% Bohemia is lost BenoGck, who always spoke oil maIcn
on Berlin cbenee his plans ana flSS ea'le 70
save Prague He begins already TO entrato his army
after its terrible losses end has withdavn from Os"ecn
IN Gahcia sure sign that he has abandoned the INVASION
AZ Prussian Sesa and the adventurous march 80 Berlin
decisive Imminent which vil put the Austrian
upon biz mete He hoped that the eonfedestes
and especially the Hsnoverisn ard BsVaran army "ouo
be able TO engage and least cheek the PrnssIans IN
Saxonv but his hopes failed He must now hght the
superior Prussian force Austrian territory WINE ,ho
Aestrans arc N critical position IN the morrill, IN tne
south too the storm is brewing. The Italian army mas
not lost its high spirit by the failure OF the 2lih Of Juae'
Even the Ausrans confess that the H@lans lousht WIN
tie greatest bravery and that the Austrian losses were
tremendous The regiment OF aDceTs, for instance osl
a colonel major six captains II heutenHnis ana LOS
men between Killed, wounded and missing Inc number
of austrian prisoners amounts 90 2e their tota oss %
900 Tne Italians lost about many and are now ready
bis sons are inpatient repair La Marmoras failure
Within week here too we snail witness new a''aeK
and Itey hopes that il viii prove . victory, ana tha
Cialin and Garbald VIII not b. left oft Of me plan &"
| campaign.