"foragers all suddenly called in") the Austrian front; the second line and the reserve, parallel to it, at good distances behind.

Ranked there; say 65,000 regulars (Prussian force little short of the same), on the brow of Ziscaberg slope, some four miles long.

Their right wing ends, in strong batteries, in intricate marshes, knolls, lakelets, between Hlaupetin and Kyge: the extreme of their left wing looks over on that Horse-shoe Hollow, where Moldau tried to dig his way, but could not and had to turn back.

They have numerous redoubts, in front and in all the good places; and are busy with more, some of them just now getting finished, treble-quick, while the Prussians are seen under way.

As many as sixty heavy cannon in battery up and down: of field-pieces they have a hundred and fifty.