The New York herald., 1866-07-13

nI~eUPPfIED YORCB
Bcsdes the amy III clad i'll armed and hut
tly supplied with ammunition which, together with the
rifles and artillery had been left behind them In the
hurry OF their departure from Hanover. In addition to
this they hampered by the presence Of the King
whose aicton the bnd) renders him totally
helpless and for whose safety his soUvaes to have
been more aaz,ous than for that Of his army.
cAPnULArIoN
Finding the situation critical, the Hanoveran general
parcmedire the evening OF the 23d 10 Gotha
negotiations for the surrender OF tho army
TO carry which the King OF Prussias sidd camp.
Baron Alvenslaben despatched from Berlin early
Sunday morning.
Tho Same afternoon armistice concluded, after
the Hanoverans had been repussd In fe BILE attempt
to break through between Eisenach and otha and is
confidently asserted here that tho capituation sgned
IN the course Of yesterday.
stated that King George 10 be so~ed 70 depart
his suite and his private property, but that the mil
ary chest is to be given up 70 the PusAans and the
army dismissed parole, engaging not to ngnt against
Prussia her allies during the present Tho hano-
soldiers but somehow other fortune
has smiled upon them. This is the third time they
have laid their the first l757
under the Duke Of Cumberland At Coster seven and
the sscond in lsoS when their country annexed by
Napoleon |.
RErRxlr
Hanoverisn colleague, In so far that hk army
has escaped the Candins forks and been enabled
TO effect its retreat into Bohcna; but he has
abandoned his whole Kingdom with the exception OF
the small fortress OF Kongscin 70 the mercy Of the
invaders and the Berlin papers remark aunngy that
he may termed John Lakeland like his English
In the thirteenth century. BY the way, the
namo Of John has always been considered unlucky
for crowned heads that king Of Scotland who hap
Hal. ult
that OF Robert which, however, did not prevent his
reign being Of the Scottish
history.
IT was generally believed that the Saxon army would
make stand in the strong position Of Prna and there
Ssait the arrva'of Austrian renforcemcnts their
o ecestors did Seven Years war; when they held
for six against Frederick the Great until fhsy
starved into submission after the defeat Of Marshal
h smne mt Lovosi Hut s.sy VIA
the Austrian plan Of operations weaken the army
und sr Bencdek by dctschBg large force into Saxony,
or shether tho Saxons were AFRAID OF experiencing
the faae 1885, especially AZ they were being
sutna uked BY the Prussian right wing which had ad.
vance Dippodiswalde and approaching the
Of the Erzgebrge SO much certain, that on the 10Th
or 20u they evacuated pirns, altar demolishing IN:
osrthw which they had erected there and retired
across ~ mountains 10 Ausig In Bolemis where they
have pre- saby joined the extreme left Of the Austrian
army.
King Jo IN himself has quilted The camp and tAksa up
his abode Prague and hts wifs 1.-THE aser OF the Queen
Dowaser OF srussaj and daughter inlaw twho refused
the hsnc ot Napoleon ILL., have found asylum with
their reiav At Munich Thus the legitimate Princes
ol Germany al nearly connected and long closely allied
win the Kin OF Prussia, nyng every direction
before his a. as tns lcemae boufpons oid IN iaiy
before the Sss OF harsAis ana ,Asei asruo sery,
We see wonder III hings In days and Bismarck must
be a WONDERFUL tnan tn induce hs master TO forget his
principles OF Aty nine years standing 10 cast lesit
mary and Dyn right 70 the Winds and 10 tread In the
footsteps Of the vch revolutonist Gsnbadi sad the OK
eommun,eatcd v U0r Emanuel
uAsos OF soHEnA.
Meanwhile the sws grand Prussan aymies-the Army
OF saxouy nov uiled virvt srmyh under Frederick
the Crown Prince y H.sad OF resting ss.Snsd with the
pcsceabs conquest saxony and resisting the attack OF
the Ausrans have resolved upon taking the bull py
the horns aud assume the initiative Of offensive opera
"Vp. on ,a1Ss1 y ornn Ss asa tho advanced guard Of
Prince Treder,cr char crossed the frontier a ssdsn
berg occupied the tas,l Of Frsdand, once tho seat u
the famous Wsllenssin and pushed advance per rail
TO Rec whore a Prpce arrived 10 person the
same afternoon after be ~ joined by the corps Of Man
stein from MarklUa
Tbov appear 10 have scar cly with any rssstancs
AZ least oniy Al ght AFFAIR outposts mentioned, In
winch Prussian cavalry omcers we're wounded ana
they allowed 10 mar u uaepppred through the
same pas IN front OF Relchei Gerry formed by the voge
kupp and the heights OF Else s"fi wnefe handful OF
ght arrest the progre W Wnoc army. IN
the 2I tbey made a reconnoa 70 Lebenau eight
miles south of Reichenberg sh'ch town they found
occupied by heavy Austrian wce. The night wing of
Frederick Charles army, unds, hefScnns ~heh N
Bohemia from sehardan bcng detachment 70 observe
Konigstein and Is said 70 be Sing 70 me direction
Tcschsn and Thcresicnstad " army oi the 'r"wn
Prince crossed into Austrian Slle ~ Meiasnau ana
zuok knantc bcwoen Ncisse and u syfaah advances 70
FreGbcrg aud sent out orngiDg part ~ to frcywadan
IL be confessed that this aav boid move, ana
It will bc sarpri.ing f tue Austrians umt y TO be car
THr rosrriox
The Prussian armies are dAspcrsed Yer Inc q Al
least one hundred AMI hfy miles In a shon, eolnuy
ntorso ted by mountains aud dcles, there sppcsm
~ a considerable q; Dctseen fr, ssrck Thar -
let and tue rigbt wing ~ the Crown Pr ~" " Bene'
deck throws hlfnseN with bis whole Rhps
A. Napoleon did between Wurmser and Al sngy 10 tue
campaign ~ i70 30 might completely sep vae tho two
armies crush them succsg.vcly before Trey could
- each others asisiance should q sfel"r' ~
Mite Wade and y Advancing upon Habc-c sscrt and |
Giaz t would show that 10 Las some scheme |
II r4f ana /, BY means unllkcly that wb se am
writing tul bloody encounter may be prosfe sps oe-
c,rro.E ~ ruK xxroa o. ,msE
Tho curious episode ~ the u she capt W
The Elccor hSo BY his loving friend and oousn' ipe
King os Pru Hia- -
troops who marched out 70 JON the f.deai army De 80
rus-aus entered Cassei, but he could not make
citizens who had formed o. national guard and |
Kept watch before the Treasury oblnately refused 20
tne ncenuaie Pedro Gaicias, 10 his strong boz, r.
NAMED dogycdy at hls villa of Wllbclmshohe, ~ II
daring tho rrussians To touch his sacred person
WAR
The Prussan government we're evidently Al loss
what do. IL would have been mark ~ weakness ~
leave hlm unmocsted While he sti continued thc pro
fcs-ed enemy of Pfusss aud vet they hessted % Get
the dang etaupi9 OF 0Nerng vtNencs To erpwh"d
head The Prussian Ambassador AZ Csasei received IN.
ructions upon the Eectpr aud 70 Offer him the
guarantec of Prussia for his sovereignty and tho nd
pendence of his donlni0ns he would the ALT
ance Nth ard unite with Prussia aud the other
northern states N opnvosng national Parliament
bit thu. Eleetor per mrioy declined and bcnR
who particularly choice Va hs words, expressed
his opinmu very enefsstlcaiy of the Kings conduit
Robbery perjury IseoblBgm and royal fIa c.ilo1,f
bena of the amenities when he y sad 10 hsyr ~
aaged in TACT, tne rruss.an Minister had = retire
u ail laaio from the ~ 'ctofai presnce ~ ayold he
personal udiguties Shch his Hiannees = 10 the habit
" .uNcn4 uu0n thoae Who Nrntara % Disagree wlth
lnlafvlw lsfu, nlrfs Nn4liy ~ t4"NefAl
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