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Furthcr Details Of tte Battle.

From Gasuln, JBlyG
A. the battle fought close 20 koniggrat5 TIE Prus.
slams whoe center Sadowa had placed in lire nearly
tho whole military which he monarchy c0ad dispose o.
The Austians WHO had their center at Lippe. a 80
brouch OF The field all the dsposabe strength OF the bns
with the exception II he 10 Neueta The shoe& vas
terrible Sides TIE greatest bravery was dp co.
uruiny movement Of the Prusans who conrtved IN con
" og and under the ~ the smoke proGced
by the firing 20 establish themselves unperceiyed RI ae
decided tho fe OF the day The ArstTians attacked al oi
sudden the flank and gave way. The Prussans
pt~--e extraordinary yigor that Al last the wing
was cut of fu the man body ald perfect panic set IN the
retreat or the became changed into route and tho
bird ees over Ebe did suffice afford passage 20 the
mass # fugiiy,s
The ene'a Princes ~ the Imperial family and superior
officers yay gave example ~ the most desperate courago
nothing nrtled. Three Archdnkes woandcd end
great m ncr Il general officers either wounded made
prisoners or killed The real OF loss Lh sides Is
not vet nova bat n NEST be immense.
The army had bJre the battle taken up posi-.
ton mentioned yesterday on the right bank OF the
E!be but was forced violently the other sdeihat H. to-
ward the Tho fate Of the two fortr"sses J0scphsid
and Koniggraiz Is yet unknown VIII they open their
gates TO the without opposition will they resist
No saw bat the result IL nnimportan being only
mnttef Of detail
What cerain thai at present PArdubz and the whole
oftae railway line which there abandoned by Mar
shall Benede who thus forced into M0rBv IL rcmaus 10
be whether In tte military operations should
tnue he viii be able 20 defend the high mad 10 Vienna at the
point OF junction OF the Rohmsch and Tru5au railways In
every all Bohemia open 10 the enemy aud the
Prussinns can In that country they please.
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Political Consequence. OF the Battle.


Let not dissemble the fact--the situation is Sc
for all Europe and ought to awaken I'll her
sohnde the outset Of the campaign when inconsiderae
paates buried certain minds take part with the Prns
and vita the Austrinns. resisted the mpU
and ourselves strongly to the only int rest that
direct French poleythat o France But row. when the
fortune Of open for Prussia denies which she
herself had dared 20 hope when oil the obstacles
that seemed likely 10 arres, her ambition being swept
away when already established In the Duchies holding in
her hands Sixony Hesc Hanover and Bohemia she
perspective through the mirage o victory that dream Of
German empire which appeared only ohmercal fancyat
present situation of France is modified and her duty
menccs.
The Emperor a noble burst of patriotism had declared
that he dee.ed the Treaties OF lsi France detes them
a. much does Well then the dangerous thing for
created BY the Treaties OF 1915 Is powerful Prussia. On
the day when that Power breaking hrprgh its limits shall
extend from the North far frontiers there would
be only maintenance OF those treaties bat ag
gravaton Of them In what is most menecng 70 ourselves
Prussia doubtless understands all this, and fortune has
tue ambitious enterprises she has been medtang
long the general feeling Of Europe would keep Aer IN check
Prussia sovereign IN Germany substituting her supremacy
for the Federal compact watch kept the German forces IN
eluiposp wond be 80 great danger f France Tat aG
miustfaiion could possibly accept II.
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pEussieu Account Of she Fighting at
lAnacaeax-nIl.

The following Official report Of the engagement az
MuncheDgraz has been received from the Prussan Head
quarters: .ft th
Tho task II tho army to-day TIE line OF the Iser
and pres forward IN the direction OF Munchengraz task
which vas s-cccssfly efeot notwithetanfng the ezcrs
fiyc ly which rendered narcblng extremely 70
some Tho IupeTinJs Fc prevent tle advance VI TIE
army, bat wore driven ies nj j points, .
Al MunchengT-g where tue AGstrons bad burned tse
bridge sharp engGrement began at O'clock IN wh"h IN
f,rtry and artillery took pat The prectiee of our
rifed guns very good. Al ammunluon GaGoa oe s
longing 20 the exploded and Under pr1fcuon ot
cur Gre tho troops ceceicl IN throwing oh bridge across
the eF By noon Tho Austqns made Xxi II use OF tue con
for nation OF tho gonnd thus, at TO- they unexpectedly
brought up battTy upon rocky plateau Descending toward
ley Ise which impeded the advance OF the Horn
Division
The FIR nscCky Division peyprhcles succeeded IN gaming
possession OK tho plateau ard in capturing the village VI
ossin after shsTp ocutest. The Austrian ioSies to-day
again lar exceed ours We have not nss noS'ther more
IAN !, LOO sOBers alone nave been pOHfnt ~
All the places p.se tbrDlgh v troops have Dfen aDtn'
aned ny their inh bitnts Az - rchrurrtz town VITA
rnpulsnn perhaps 1900 not ind 20 people re1sir-
ing Families fsl with ~ their properly even While "dr
tr1ops wcgo entering. The wells afe Gnos, ov rYWAl'
l Up and uied. Our lave everywhere shown the
best pos stole piTt. The .OpJ opposed 20 us nelonrd 70
FIst CoTps toe Kak Tgade, an tn9 ION AG'l
shen cavalry division. SaAcns gere also perceived ancns
tho enemy.
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The Movements Of the italian Fleet.

Florence letter of Saturday gives the following
the latest intelligence respecting the Of tho
Italian feet:
On tho night from the 23 to the 2ith and
to the 18TH way rireno having left
that place the 2t Inst vgllnt lookout
we felt convinced tat We should be stacked The
were impatient tor the signal Om the flagship which should
II them 20 prepare for action UDfJrtunately however,
these hopes we're vain.
On Monday evening arrived Ancona. Admiral Per-
who really ce OF activity and energy ordered
pndrnv that instead NJ anchor shond oniv
the vessels by mn0nss IN order to be ready 10
any moment This proved 10 he prov ientia foresight On
the 2,h a. 0clck gun rom the flgshp called all
The Eplora,ore had sgneled steamers tha
II the horizon. Admiral Per the rEt deck
TIE EsrOraurr. which has great rate sped proceeded
until she within NJ the enemy Their sqpad-
numbered 10 hips, six Of which ironolad When
them the Espoatore hosted the ltann t1coor which
provoked furious osnnonlte from the Sha
received one so' in the hDl which did very slight damage
Immediately formed In order % Datls. r
ADMIRAL Per1ano accompanied by tho chief OF bis staff,
Boggio. board the Epoator order 10 he better
able 10 take his ion wherever bis presence ghE be-
most necessary In very short time the first line Of thu
lillian cnds consisting of the Meria Pa Terrible
Formidable confronted the enemy followed by the other
iron.cllds the wooden vessels cIng up the
But the hardly waited 10 form before he got
steam and withdrew with AL pced being entirely out fsight
O'Clock. There question Il pursuit. but 1t
finally decided 20 ronQus the idee The had the ad
vantage oil by five six they had also taken the
caution TO turn the heads OF their vessels in the opposite drec
ton Immediately seeing that preparing for
engagement 1t possible give chase with The whole
squadron united
We should have reached the enemy two shps
This would have been with
enemy weaker than ourselves bu in the present would
not have been advisable II O'Clock nect
turned to its anchorage An English gunboat followed the
the officers OF the squadron and the spirit Of the
could not be better.
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Remarkable Interview with Count B;.~..rs
Berlin CorespOndrnee q tho Peri. Pres'e.

On the eve of lie Convention Of Gasoin, CoyAs ds
Bismarck HIS 10 that tow fcn Rati,Sei ,h N
however stopped AZ Saltzbarg whore he met ." VI ~,
Juae VITA Baron 10 porieg, First G saf the
Bavaria tbs interview took zee hy.p. al sisn;scsnt
subject Of the mgr' ea',ous a"u ~ p"
oom the circumstances il wbiet che go statesmen OF ffss
snu Paro ~e,e then aee9 y, a ssten with the
object FRIENDLY manner VITA VI
he }9so9 81 the a. 9serSeR ana y s~rns tart
between Prussia and Anstr,ayas Inevitable aon woma
nS, DC 81 9so sizes S Germany ssror required
of that eventuiy those Powers shoni1 az ohc"
Tho quarrel observed Count ne BiamGrt world be SIMPLY
duel Between Austria and irssh which Tond IN no wfy
esreca those Of The Secondary Si@tes these consent
rem in qne s1scatars Of the Il between the two rTest
Poycrs NoAg go1d be n2e e'sy or sSs s. seSo91ay
OF extend ~ hr powgr beyond she Of the MAIN. In
ease, ased e egoqi1g Aber Il william L. 'he 'ee 81,
OF ndc ence not prepared fr wri she eaaHot even
support for snc - MT lc ms s9s ereop r o>
tR the Austrian and Ps,esIl GTass single great battle
yin yae Prussia il p0s0si0 dictate as eyads'o q pace
". d. PfJrdtsn, WAC hltaerto bad Maintained areat
reserve, for in tie struggle which vas preparing Ia
ylril Lad been In acco-i with PRUSSIA onecei 70
Count de Bsnark that { o renrahty 81 the ScconIHY
States Of Germany appearc u bun very drcn 70 maintain
l,cey becouio she intention o the Pnasan Goyornfent
might be "a g'5 the grpst bfe on SaAn s" Lax fepV
old dscolcaTt Count d. BIS pa'h lie answered mat e
Government had res0'ed cr;is rDe s ay eH4 % 'o.df
IL the frontier Of Ssie, vi r no ndded ~Dlld DcNeF
praccabi ot Only IN his ON pes8nai "pnon Dn ESQ az
co.dng g u" JldsEcnt o. .9't eompeas ..h'arg ~
tHorities who nad bern consulted on The snect Ilhs
tie Secondary 5iote5 IN ope y proc anAhS her
ueltr.lty, would pJge FLY all in restricting Tue
blttle ground. and world md N their Owa
atttuic euar,nee # thor interests sud the certainty
that tho war would exceed the nms OF duel 5etTesL
Austria and Prussia. Bavaria" continued u ee ismarh
his principal In cnur.dpTine aud nj losing Aeht
OF that tai cycntaay for wOd Do tue first 10 ey
tho Inheritance Of Austria future pDcfpn OF S0ntsr
Germany" At that nnexUectd proposition ce Pordsen
who IL uf honor and does not - lightly With hs
ne'ghj1rs pr0pertya that suggestion only worthy OF
hrSsnd ~ De PoFden ced red Count de Bisnars hs
he Wis 20 bis ge, regret and r The Jap ,ssibity 81 discuss
ing the proposals either gle ndylla or as Minister
o the kag OF Bavaria aud compelled TO put an end -
the
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pubiic Feeling mt Vienna iseoafag cement Of
the PtOpIe.

A, Vienna the reyerses Suffered by the Austrans on
the 9th 2sth ut produced mlrked dsconrneement
lh i"urnals against such disposition OF
the public mind The Vsgga Gl;ciG while admitting N u
for AL pGiroc feelings TO be pahfa y az
cctrd de thar the Oppression greater than was jas
uiied by tue cTrnmstaIces. and adds:
In the njecte which IS Devegtheless 30
f Of hope the Gov, feels than how init
matey united VITA the people Austria From them H.
how.Ver demands ahsnnto confidence. Th1t iron cam,
that sentiment % flety which nj al times Jnn'
gushes every Ausnn lr Should serve Us as an e1ampe
The lapse OF few h0rrs may bring about compete chaDge
by q General and decisive victory
yar OF tho soldier shond be shown the confgge
ar TIE noble 81 gaming the victory has flrn
and brothers who have answered inc SUMMONS Of
august Sovereign and 10 Our duty 20 sst IN
Ieudernr Ouscly worthy OF t'ir deeds COafga reseu-
strength. sercanc, ard j those Qualities whch form
the civie virtues should animate oui hearts
The Nep Free T. makes the sane app 0 10 pube opDlon
ard smI hopes. IT, howey bames the system
ope- tons AID That 10 the 1ry 81 The engage
mcti And especial 40 Skaz Nachou and MunchengraiA
always fTior 10 their aiyersaes IL
cnsFks that the PTusslns wouli rave met win much
.r1aCr dcules f. B,1cmia popular var Lad been pro-
camel ana levy OF the people 10 mas orsanAed against
invaders.
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PRUSSIA AND THE GERMAN CoNFED-
ALTON.

THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST BAVARIA - SEVERAL En-
G,egMEyTs-RETREAT OF THE BAgARIAys.
MUNICH. July C.-The Gazette de BarieTe publishes
the following official from he heaer Of war sent by the
President Of Lower Franconia to the Minister of the Interior:
wUaznURG. July Misunderstanding to q conrer who
has arrived from Bsackera the Prussaas entered that place
yesterday evening. They had conflict with the Cnras'e
who lost 6 allied and 20 wounded
Yesterday an eng igement Of oupots took place Lie
bensten Several carriages with wounded Bavarians have
arrived at Me!ningen
On the eide Blyarans lieutenant and 10 men are
killed Col. AIdosser shot through the hand.
Another telegram the Preden. Of Lower Franconia,
dated wuzburg the th that according to tee
gram from the Bai Of Kissngen the major OF the Weber
regiment met the Cuasers rerea1g after the fight OF the
previous evening.
The Psussians quarter Of league from Bdekenau
Il probable that they have already arrived there This
morning there was an engagement near Gersfed.
The following Intelligence comes from the telegraph station
at Meniugen: Yesterday up ,oo p artillery firing
was heard There has been bloody conflict at Rosdor near
Kattennordheim. The result is unknown.
From the same station the morning OF the 9Th we have
the following Wartemburg staff officer who has arrived
here announces. that I'd division engaged yesterday in
sharp combat Dindof Kattennordhem in which he
was present The Biyains fought CALAMITY and held their
position Dindo The cavalry Of the attacked
at Fuda aud not being supported by the infantry retired
without serious The Prussans have occupied BrcLeuau
They also seized the telegraph station Lebensen In
Thurings
EsEsAcH July 5-The army of Gen. Fakenstein has com
menced operations against the Bavarians The division OF
Gaben has been engaged near Neidhrhaucn in several
successful af,rs Of The division Of Boyer has
driven of Huned deachments of Bavaran cavalry
nd artile
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TcIc2rnnhic DIsnntcIcs.

PARIS, "Wednesday, Joiy Z. .sce.
LEieaafd gives The following details Of the battle
which too1 place at sadowa.
The Pfussans attacked yefes ly ne no Austrian
army concentrated he night blak Of tlo fbe betwecn
Knmrgraetz and Jisenhsfi The bl' 20 20 10 oloc- in
tho morning wa favorable TO itc Ansan tho Pfussilns
then outatukcd he Ausans tie principal action was
concentrated between salowA and HoIAle. Tho entire
Saxon army was engaged wish Cen GcteaE and the Eighth
Corps telegram from tho comrandint Of Josephstadt
states that ai O'clock len wing Of lie Alstsaa army was
completely routed No news from The relt wing ~ tie
center. The ArchdaAe william vas wounded
PERM Wednesday. Jaly4.
During The battle yesterday tie fseer Of the guard took
90 pieces Of cannon the Eztbeh Regiment 10 :be First
Regiment OF the Guard Three stands Of coos also
captured The Austisrs their eight abandoned the fort
Tess Of Kongsraiz
PAEDtBnz wednesday. Jalyi
The cavaly Is pursuing The enemy The roae is covered
with arms by tie faeityes and with baggage
appears that opposed by Eve Austrian ocen
pying strong positions.
The l2tb REGIMENT Of Husars demolished two squares ard
seized Al Horws alone there 10000 prs
GufcID Wednesday, July 1. leo.
lOFTc.AL-l
Yesterday morning O'Clock the Prassian army under
the command OF TIE Riae person. encountered The Aus
TRANS under Field Marshal Bencdek between orzizte and
Konigrrax.
The battle was bloody and lasted twelve hour.
The enemy maintained his position bohnd Bstru with the
greatest obtnacy six hours Toward O'Clock M the
position was carried assault AFTER which the enemy was
rapidly driven from bis other positions.
10 tho evening about o'clock, the remainder OF the Aus
irian army in full retreat.
The Tout Of the enemy is complete.
TRANTENAU. Wednesday. July T. lsC6.
In Yesterday battle the First Army under the command Of
Prince Frederick Charles engaged alone from o'clock
in the morning. and had sustain itself against much supe
rior force which fought with yigor.
The Second Army under the command OF the Prince Roya
although the field OF battle succeeded by the most
strenuous eIertons 10 arriving In time Its attack directed
toward the enemys right wing decided the day and led to
brilliant victory
The Ausrsns have retired In the direction Of Pardubliz
The number Of prisoners immense. We large
number OF caBnon and other trophies.
Tho loss Of the Frst Army is considerable.
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fortunately not possible until late In the day to bring the
serve artillery int battle that 2 Prnssian had al first
Withstand the fire OF "a Austrian This ineqnsl IT,
however though increased the losses could not restrain the
picked battaons of the army. H., ,
contest began such rarely been chronicled In the
history Of wars contest for life and death OF weaker
kept constantly the advance against FAR more
powerful foe The Guards pressed forward In the scattered
woods the hhs along the rayines that descend eep
he would not retrea'
The resls OF this heroic com Sandenz and rautenan
grand The Austrans lost 5000 men IN Killed anh
wounded and soners 1000 whom placed for safe
custody in the raHenau churches Unhappy this brilliant
victory cost beayy the Second Battalion of the KAISER
Franz Grenadnr and the Faser Guards been much
fbe First Dyison of the Guards captured several
guns upon the l1. Gen Gabenz reported to have
been carried wounded 10 Pilnikon
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AUS FRI a.
The austrian wonnsed a, yiennn.

vienna. July J. 1896
The Patriotic Association yesterday sent an address
Of ra ton to the Archlrke Albert for the OBJ
tanned BY Army of the Soath Heaven, indeed owed us
this compensation suerngs and disasters Of our army
In the North. But hsd hardly begun TO rejoice
when we we're inundated with wounded men.
between 1890 and LOO arriving in single
night 600 OF them will be kept Fnrsdor and the rest sent
sent of to Kensemenblrg Very few will be KEEP. Vienna,
in the anticipation reported uf bloody combls likely to
take place in short time from this; there being desire not
to Of such sad sights the Of our civil population
The Medical the first to protest against the entirely
mistaken idea Of heapng up the living remains of The war
under the eyes and the etrent Of the gen.
era health Efforts made 70 the civil hospitals to
distance with the serious Inconvenience of separating
the sufferers families But these Considerations do
not exist for soldiers.
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The Crs.ion of vcnetia.

following information respecting the incidents which preceded
the great news Of this morning.
During the night Of the Sd and 9Th the Emperor OF Austria
learned final result Of the battle of Sadowa Yesterday
morning and all through the day kilograms frequently
nerchanged between the Court Of Vienna and the Tuee
NJ Drouyn de Lbuys summoned several times the
Tuere where he may be said to have passed the day he
5th.)
About in the evening NJ. de Meernch called upon the
Emperor and found him with NJ dLhuys The vi.
ambassador had been invested by telegraph with
powers negotiate. 1t after tie close of this last inter
that the published this morning sent the
MoniieEr"
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The Austrian. an GIN. Gas,enr.

From The Pans Rays July
I'm Aus,ra people are so disnayed by me SUCCESS
OF the prusaas that i0gnd sufficiently lost 70 Il
sense propriey designate 80 traitor Cen dc GiDe
whose C6rp destroyed at rrantcnal Ga NJ the Dr
liant the auiarpn5 of the VITA Denmark, wh, not
long since could be sufficiently fccda man VINO Is n-
rio loyalty peTTonifed Hts mf'rtlne was that DIVISION
OF The Prus Guard by dut Of forced marches was enable
IN fall h flank Originally commnnd IN ltiY WAS ohtitu
him. but he demanded in Bohemia that he might nave
an oppnrunty 10 take his revenge tie Pgusans WHO
chased hin ON Hosteln aud who have nov so comIlteS
conquered nun.
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The Losses OF the Hanovcrian Troops.

Tie Official Gazette of Hanover, gives the following
the losses OF Hanoyerian troops tho late
with the PTnssians:
kelIwentv'two officers NS non commissioned officers
and soldiers. 76 horses officers
CSC non.cOnmssoned officers ard soldiers 70 horses Be-
side which there missing sl2 commissioned officers
and soldiers Probably the greater part Of these last have
been made prisoners The Hanoverans made prisoners OF
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The Ravnriau Troops.

The Frankturter Journal announces the entry into
Coburg Of Barian troops coming from Hof bat lion Of
ohasssurs lad advanced FIR Hburghausen. detach
OF pioneers had repaired the lines Of CobGrg Lchenf
and Cobprg hbghaisen which makes 10 supposed that
tho Bayirians have intention OF advancing toward
Moneneen the enyron OF which occupied by the Ps
SLAMS
MUNICH Thursday July s.
The Go Of Bavaria that the Bavariin head
quarters have been transferred rom Ieiansen Kaennorl
helm. A. oonnanee is expected to BE- Published relative
to the mobilization % the Landweir
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THE WAR IN ITALY.
ItaIiass Passing the Ps-Evacaatien Of Lsn.
hardy.

The Italians have crsssed the Pc. D.. .1.. q I'D.
The Ausrisns have entirely evacuated Lombardy and 70.
tir across the Mncio. LIP
FLORENCE. Wednesday. July 4-Evening
The public journals declare that II the Austrian troops
venetia march against the Prusan the italian army
viii pursue them closely until junction formed between
the italian and Prussian armies.
I.sy ought not to leave Prussia alone, neither in victory
defeat.
They believe in immediate resumption Of the campaign
which will be continued un the Austrian monarchy is dis
nembered.
There perfect understanding between the Italian Gov.
eminent and the National Hungarian Croetian party.
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The French Take Possession Of French
Territory.

From La Presse mLofheisD Of July7
King Victor Emanuel has not at once acceded TO
proposed through France lie alleges
son that consult with his ally the King OF Prussia
consequence The Italian Government has been adisd that IL
wiH hare Immediately eey oct ofhoSy a9anH psnaa
IT FRENCH TERRITORY.
French gong rsnie, as
government In the name Of the Emperor.
Odr have been sued TO French squadron in the Med
erranean Immediately TO repair to Venice hoist the
French flag instead OF the Austrian upon oil fortified posts
the Venetian coast
The cession Of venets TO France comul.te and definite
and without any other condition the OF Austria except
10 withdraw the guns and all munitions Of und
fortified places Within ls hours the whole Of Venetia will be
French territory ard it viii depend upon re good will Of
France either 10 keep or 10 part with H.
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The Prussians Expected at Prague.

A communication from Prague, published IN The
Ne. Free Pres Of yenns says:
THE arri,a Of the Prussans appears imminent At Prague
and the Governor has been authorized 10 adopt all the meas
ures situation requires The seat of Government u
10 be transferred Psen already announced and al
ulic moneys as well funds OF tho branch OF the
National and the Credit Society are being removed 10
Vienna large number Of the inhabitants are leaving the
civ the council sitting in permanence and the
Inhabitants forming militia keep guard during the night