Wied's Light troops went scouring almost as far as Prag,--especially a 500 Cossacks that were with him, following their old fashion, in a new Country.

To the horror of Austria; who shrieked loudly, feeling them in her own bowels; though so quiet while they were in other people's on her score.

This of the 500 Cossacks under Wied, if this were anything, was all of actual work that Friedrich had from his Czernichef Allies;--nothing more of real or actual while they stayed, though something of imaginary or ostensible which had its importance, as we shall see.
Friedrich, in the third week, recalls Wied: "Braunau clearly impossible; only let us still keep up appearances!" July 18th, Wied is in Kunzendorf Country again; on an important new enterprise, or method with the Daun Problem, in which Wied is to bear a principal hand.

That is to say, The discomfiture and overturn of Daun's right wing, if we can,--since his left has proved impossible.

This was the STORMING OF BURKERSDORF HEIGHTS; Friedrich's new plan.