AFTER THE BATTLE.
Writing on the^morning after the battle^ the same correspondent says : — " The Austrians retired partly -to Par'dubilz, partly to the forests of KonigraJz ; and it was anticipated that,' huddled together in crossing the few bridges over the river, they could \u caught by the Prussian civalry, and that their army .would be nearly ;• but they had taken the wise precaution to throw seven or eight bridges across the river, and get across the stream by night without severe loss. The field of battle this morning show.i the severity of the fight. The wounded have all been removed, but few
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West Coast Times, Issue 309, 19 September 1866, Page 1 (Supplement)
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101AFTER THE BATTLE. West Coast Times, Issue 309, 19 September 1866, Page 1 (Supplement)
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