The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02


elry Arm OF Prus.la-The Grand Mil
ar> Race for Drssdc cn-Condftlon or the
Trsssurs- OF the Belifgerents.
WAN PLsss or AUSTRIA.
[Kohlfort June l2l Coresponae-ss ol Loadon Times.
Popular opinion has to-day skeicLed ous new plan Of
operstoDs for General Bencdck. n IL now dstrpctiv
ssrted-how tho information has becn obtained or 10
whom the austrian Gen raj has oonndcd hs pans can
not be 80 clearly asccrainedhai the Austrian army
70 advance In force against slcsa fortrrsscs
IN that province, pres against the pruszan with IT'S
akns up ihc line of the Oder 70 cut on Berlin rom he
old provinces Of the Kingdom This plan, success
fully carried out would deprive the Prassians Of
bsme OF their finest recruiting ground, but tie
steep roads through narrow valleys Of the Rcaon e
brge aud tho fortified places In slesa would require
that now watching Tho Issues o. the passes roaid bs
largely repforcsi by means Of the railway transport al
Its disposal Nctber could the Austrans BY this route
svan themselves of their cavalry which they not un
Justly consider 70 be the best the world Tho tele-
.m Which 5 a.so.ns that the Emperor had rssehsd
Berlin, been contradcted now 10 the rcvusion Of popu
lar feeling umc q probable peace arc being circulated
tains appears that serious preparations being made
70 open the csmpalgn-
ON tn silessn frontier the Austrans are reported TO
be cautioned 70 fore on line stretching from zaneng
the county Of Glax 70 ths vicuily Of Crn ow and
ing on the Prussian forIrsss or Rsbor n q po.sls
that the collection, probably discovery &c
The collection 81 large numbers q Austrian troops In this
direction may have gwen rss 20 the which al
soucsustion Frsisadi be sc does no, prove thai
,ssn ses.a Is coatsmpiasd Ssny rsn ~ prns.,a
whose opinions entitled 70 Confederation have held
for time that IN The war the
would cross into Silcaia but only with the intention Of
overrunnpg the province and ievying oonsr buttons on
tts Inhabitants, while tho attack would be made
through sarony Perhaps the result Of ths very opin.
ion bsing entertained may lead attack against the
line of the 0dr through scss for of The object
Of every General who conducts advance N 10 birx
out where no " least expected and where hts columns
likely 70 meet with ihs isss amour, Of resistance
rHs CAVALRY ARn ov PRUSSIA.
In winter after much country hc
Eeisss and the Ebc through which run the snaeus- of
The Upper Spree, h marshy, and much Interested with
brooks which, on account Of shs hauess cf The ground
and the conscqnsnt slight fall for drainage form many
ponds and little lakoa whea these srs hIled with water
The spfesvsd not a. for the nsovsnsns cf cavalry OF
srery but whes, a. st present the weather has been
tslsrabiy warm for sher ums the water svapornsas
and this district Affords very siv asid tor hs employ.
msnt of thoss srms The rrusan War once fuhy
alive 20 this fact, are said 70 BE- msssing .
lsrge force Of cavalry 10 tbs direction, which 10
be Organized on dhsrsnt system 20 that wbirh II ID
general In the service Usually csrtain number Of
fcsments of cavalry atashei 70 each oavps 6ars<
and foow the cments of Their corps, srceps when
actually upon the neld q bs,sle exospson. ssid