Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-24
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THE GERMAN WAR:
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4 pEsPRRATE rPIGHTING BY THE AUSTRIAN
.uPRIEeEsA 1.-the PANIC iASD RoUT--soENEs
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lU3The photographic uaeequntsnwhichl have
| been received Yesterday and this Thurs
day mSgy2ing enaRIes y as the
met with nthe 3D. inst! The battle fought
under the walls ofoH Honiggratz lasted eight
!, hours The Prussiaps, whose center was at
1 SadoWa, had brought Into the field nearly
Che Whole Of the military fofeesi&6 theldisI
l1positioi Of the House Of ofHohenEbllerns- ~
The MISUNDERSTANDING their center at lip
! pa, and supported in the, rear by tile for
| tress of Koniggtatz, had also Upon the field
4 Ofibattle all the 'tiisposableB forces offthe
empire, with the exception of those which.
formed the army of Vepetia. The shock
| was fearful, and superhuman bravery, so
TO speak, was displayed on both SIDES. A
turning movement on the part Of thePfus-
IIsians, who had, ,DunperceiVed,- established
| mist and smoke decided the fate of the day.
The Austrians,I p attacked unexpec ectedlya Oh
their flank and rear, gave way y notivitha
4 stanning ltheirJ courage and the success
which had at first crowned their efforts A,
panic disorganized their retreat, which be-
came afterwards a rout, and the bridges Of
tbeE EIbe tbere t,sstib ibic5ein TO afford passage 20
LhantQSses of itgitiues. o The officers aud GEM
| erals and the princes of the Imperial fami-
/ ly In vain set examples or desperate Valor.
/ Three Archdukes were wounded, and many
general officers Killed, wounded, or male
prisoners. The totals of killed on each
| side are not yet known.-The Prussian re-
ports of last night announce the capture Of
14,0O0 prisoners and 1l6 guns. The Aus
ttriah army, before the battle, had taken up
aposition on the right bank Of the Elbe I;
| it has BEEN driven back to the left bank
that is, toward the east We are as vet ig-
norantof the fate of the fortress of Joseph
stadt and Koniggratz. viii they open their
gates to, the enemy without a struggle,
! or will their gafrisons, if anyIgrea
main, in them attempt to- covers the,
| retreat of the Austrian army by arresting
| for some days the march of the victors?
| That, however, is but a'question of detail.
| 1t is stated to-day that Pardubitz andathe
whole line of railway which meets there
have been abandoned by ,Benedek, who, is
beompelled to fall back, into M0ravia. 1T
only remains to be seeh whether, In ease
| that military 5operationso nsoshouldW0oAtinue,
| this General will be in condition 10 pro-
tect the great road to Vienna at the point
LOf junction of the railway lines at BGmisth-
| Trubau, and whether he will be more for
tilnate upon that pointut than he WAS de4
Tending the functions at JOsephstadt and
par1nhitz In, auprV ease the whole Of
| Bohemia is delivered over to the enemy,
and the Pfussiahs are masters there, TO act
as they please. iAdispatch from the Head
| quarters OF King William announces that
Gen. Gablenz had arrived there yesterday
evening under a flag of truce. The public
| is aware Of the proposition of an armistice
that has Just been made, and of the re-
iiewed hope that exists of the commence,
ment of peace negotiations under the medi-
alton of the Emperor. a'l '"oT' ''.
THE REJoIc1NGs AT BEREIN-rHE PURSUIT
5iii BY THE PRUsSIANI ARMY. .H0Ta 500
berlin July ~ Correspondence London Times.l q
By one hun ndred and ioneirOunds the cans
non In front of the Palace are announcing
victory to the capital. Berlin is in atransport
of delight. Crowds are assembling every
where cheering and hurrahing mostben-
Enthusiastically The Queen has stepped out
on the balcony to read the Kings dispatch
to- the peoples. The battle--so funsthe joy
GUS news-which will terminate the first
part OF the campaign, was fought yesterr-,
day, and I9nqghs s9ecessi1llyi sue. Inc frqs-
slan armlesl having JolneH Ss sacn oenet e ey only
CwouaysAsO, stoose ~. toIees
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hlgnG lours Iageu tne uesuty SoIheaat. AZ AZ
zen ngsn,, gsi,,, Cne AusSrlalis, alter noIulng OUT
mfanIulty tnroughout, broke down. SUD
9flnyt a l9rlons resistance resultng ~ ING
tne ~ muIipeE 666 ot
pTls9t1sITTS Is SsIlHatSu az HSarIy I9,VVVi tpe
guns taken Go not 1all iar SNORT OF o0. WHAT
neXts 'fhe tmperlai troops areneportende
pave songhs relnge at kqRlggral Z, 70 tae
nHivlWest o. awIilcn Gps hssion l 3eSurTea' y
bflI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pailI Wll5 " I 9e oplISeu 70
moveiurtner rsou1uwltnoutdeiay,a andeoVer
their line or retreat 10 'MoraVla. Aireadyi
thoi Hrusslans are on tnepolng OF roccnpyTf
l9g FarqpDlpz. tne Jupcqon oI t9e S9ultth S9lttrh
Boaeplap EalflWays; WAY :s Alreaay Iney nave
SYM ,t ~ ir1t Salu ;I, VI utsVL, "
rGconuoiIre the iiiIS seuI ss luIIhcr eoueu ano
menace tllel rear OF ble enemy up, W iSne
very Dorders q tne Z pL9vLpce, WhiSh M ~, mas Iil
1o.h 4een \. tne cnieI tneaIer % spe war. On Une
SYtn CneS a3Peal ~ ~ sClonS
peIgre " ltlldensclWersp any HiluibIig II c oscu7
pled ,py an Austrian Iorce retreated with-
OUT lncurrlng Pursuit. oinGe Ltnen IGney
i1x9 e ~ iiilsse S.ieS
rpou. NV! neSYnlI tIlol1S
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