The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25
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iainS AMI = The Kingdom af aoaelaia hai q tho love-
saatins -sNoiy and the crn'ra prov ncv- of irasia.
TIE p?pr Nas 10 fsoora " cultivated spd hns few
iHtrna resource Y psseases, however, iiimepte
wuch yslaable 10 rs road few nta,l-
oas aud bad bat II T. n,ry osaily dnfensibo for
~ forests mopntains and rvcr present AZ every
point obstacles 10 an inyaiing army. The
hwI bsin nj this river u, on the other hand n
country Of plans, marshes aud small lakes moi very
fertie, but well cultivated ,tbiekly pppnated, and
opened w by muktide OF roads Tho Ebc, entering
from acoso denlc between the moln,ans of Northern
ohema runs through ~ whole eDgth pasyns by tho
fortress o. konigsten Dresden tho capital ~ Saxony
ana The fortified town OF Nuremberg This with
Ifsan territory supported by the forres Of Torg
sna Masdeolrg forms strong line Of defence against
an army Advancing Dresden from west, bat
| which can easiy be turned from bohemia.
tue basin o. The Oder bounded the south by Tho
4 49,, in @ "heh oyerhang Bfannap, Glaiz and Trlp-
soui.qs near Tho sources ~ tho ri.cr the proyinos
oI finSsan ecyla Tho river itself forrns an angle n
bresha whch llnss of v. being used d ne OF 80
70, we eastern dstr os Of tho kingdom Of Prus IA
sshhrt nm atncsifom elthcr tho ioutn wet Xis
limo 10 supported by the or,ressoa az Glogan Ks,rn
ana siesln Tho country through which tio oder noss
sin general na marshy and wooded; tho land fcr.
se only 70 pasture bat we'll cultivated and Inhabited
By an active and industrious population.
Tho basin of the Wcser IN which lies the western por
ton o' tho Kingdom OF Hanover bounded on the south
by tho mountains OF the Thurngian Forcs, and the
Hartz aud " IN general sand, and covered with III ckcts
us principal richos nocks herds Tho Danube
tho sonthernmos Of the four which appear nxe,
70 be introduced into tho theatre of war 10 Genital
Germany. throngn plain which lies on the soath.
ern side OF the Bohemian aud Morayian mountains II
q ea not appear probable that war which tie
flbe would penetrate into this region unless the enemy
Of Austria were powerful TO be able 10 crush hci
armies and actually invade her capital but Il IL from
vienna, btnnted Ia the valley formed by THE sr.a
that her troops must be supplied. and tim, Ia former
campaigns her generals have been usually dire cied.
THE RAILROADS.
There can be no doubt that all future In civ
il1ed countries, the lines OF railways will direct thf
rotc- pursued by armies either Advancing In retreat
for although Tho actual conbatan lraop. may not b.
moved by mi, the facilities which this mode OF convey
aboe aaordt for Tho transport VI sorea and naterA
viii prcessltatc lis adoption.
-Four mnin lines of railroad lead from Vienna 10 the
Prussian frontier
l. on The cast from VI by Leadenoarg anG
Freraa 70 Oderburr on the h.l.aian fruntnf.
by leadrnb ~, frebig, fafdGbr, and KONG
grat2 to Nisn, on the saron ifoninr
An auxiliary line connects l.rudeuburg and Trcttx
From Vienna. by rasau, Hgonsbarg aud rraguc.
TO Dresden aud tho valley Of tho Eihe
These three are connected Va bohemia and Norava by
passes through Prague, pani iblly and rrcrau.
From Venna, by katsbcn, Eyer. rauer and
-Four aao 'cad from Berlin to the southern iron
!. on the wet by Berlin Nasdeburg and Halle to
Lepc.
These two are connected by tvansycras Ines tween
Jutefboek, whtenbcfg aud Halle, aud Juterbosk, VT
tcnberg and kotilsn.
By Hsn-iprf and Goriilx
4 By posen and lis inIo slesa
ihe la, two IN siosla form perfec, network o'
branchcn which render this province peculiarly favor.
able for military mDyemsnts
In the Kingdom 81 Sasony al tbese nos meet eihef
appears to be excellent ocnifai pos ugn Tor either
attack or do.csce, and viii give great aissnsaso y
thai IA 40 % which !. may attach '.si o. ,, "nsh y
ted into OF scze sarony, tho lateral lines 10 tisi
country ,ii siyo them sch an adysn'agr 'iA' 'hs
inevitably be obliged 10 fall back faf the
junction Of Jtefbogk In order " eject ia eoncanraon
with the army ~ silepA, and In ,h. case u Y not i'm
probable that The nrst battle u tho oamy@gn may be
fought here, where the nature u tho ground admirably
That retreat Of the PruEa an army from Tie imrne
daie frontier would 10 Necessary Io tho purpo" q con-
c~n,raon c,lden, ffcm the fact thai theirs lateral
fahNy .ommnhcN on oeissen Pflhaian hAFahy ano
Siicsa Ntf hs prussisa force tie rsHsn frunnf
s'a, ssa ths army 70 s.erl1 mass eoma fouha ~ nrf.
BY the Lfmer would be absolutely necessary.
Tnr rEussIAss ~ eAaosY.
The prnss ans IN irusian sAsony sfo sprcd IN vide
front from the ncghborhood ~ Goth. the Elbe t.,-
portion Of the army l. uIdar the command ~ Prince
Frederic Charles The army ~ iitaa y under tie com.
cenuaiins In tho ueshbariooi Of fryburg, Aaa ibss
arc NO, wanting ronpls sho as-er that an lhyasn ~
"a destined to braak te communication of ssu enedes
nj Prague with Vienna iy seixlDg tho rect na - raj.
way NJ fardgbltx J. must ba rein imbef.d, L0Ssyur
hat the fDrieses u kss.sFrs,x 10 sposi, siAad
the way - Ptgssisn army issuing through the
mountains against psrdibtg, tsi w. A. 4. sifnust mss
than saspected, satany - inclined % sido sralsss
fr14sis bnd simi Agftrian troop. isto br Territory
rebrfI BfseieL might pfese irincs Iseisr.f 'Larss
hari. and oteu lesii Lin back 70 Berlin before The
tr3Nn Prince could fe.cl Tho line " tie Assi
muuIca'ions Nor y the conmgn c.iioas VI Nisnns
by that n wefs bfutrn uond tn hyS te "a al H. hs
Austrian ofnin4pdst H. s0ald s.iil be abls a. shin
his hns TO tha fsuNay abi rms ,hryagh iana and
nj ht. siui salmnsf furcea, urge Primes Frederic
Charles 10 lho sory fa. >; B-din before tbe Croab
l'rnee o,eld come N,l - afAy 70 ue holy . the
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