New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

the reserve artillery. short tms 49, 80, shs thai
80, -. 80 "A ntelli sencs vas orousns .ns.
| 80. - 81 S;.;.;on which according 10 sue W.
ro.;,cr a. had directed rs aoNahos
- t,h n yer Tolk and ater sever oa'ss , ~ y
ieit thiouei1 ,broueh as the 1871 had passed hsl
had passed Iui i.Ss Wa, attacked by most mur
thro1t u e. h,,nn the houses. The detachmenr ~
oS-nn, ssere ordered to return immedis'ey' p1'
ne ,Le greatest part OF these were 'no' ~ q,
| eNsb - ,cAttered BY the insurgents about
/ soeo men strong who, with some peasants hAl
/ ,.,rs,ed The ambuscsd e and execute L. ssTerAi
/ mie,, Of hieh rank who hsi hss;eued q the sPoi
80 other killed or wounded on tbs OCCASION -
Nn'6ps the killed or wounded il this affair were
unfortunately Moio- General Won Schiepp7s.o-F
ue Colorels Won Trsgka sud Won Lassoe ana OaP
tam Won Krsuoii wounde l. Lieutenant O'oleI
VonBulow; slofthem most promising Officers o. ne
army II was natural consequence, tnh - sIl'
don 3 loss Of toe chiefiu command oi tne uN''ipH
With hi, stat IN part should have caused some c'h
fusion In our movements. TINS ues' ,io"0.
sreeoiiy rectifed Msior.GeneFai Won hezA WAS
- =, H. a ,tsF Grred on ;he iell Of battle TO
take command OF the second division Az o CLOCK
this General LEFT fer his post, cat ~h'oh Ptevolsy
Rad been reinforced bv three batttlons o. the IN
brigade under Col Y 1nesirdP rms PAr' o. the
amy had In the meantime been aoy go.pge'her
srd commanded BY C1l1rel Won Buggesen. A. q!
O'Clock Major General NOn Mezaseu word that ne
was in readiness % advance sgain. Az those bat
tslions however hr1 not returned rom tho point
whittier they bad been sent 10 aid Of the right wing,
it Wts determined to defer tbs forcing 4 the pass
a. for smother boar, after whic period the whole
lie was to advance with force and decision.
The Sd brigade hEd in the neat while advanced
from its position gsin.t Soloroe and after making
O bridge u der fire Of THE enemy, forced the pas
sage OF the river. BE was consequently most rap.
idly driven back upon Lubeck. The brigade sd
vanced 1t half pass II o'clock, by way Of Siber-
stedi before Sehuby, which latter place was caa-
nonaded
AT hslfpsst 10 o'clock the main strength of the
army advanced, and took the entrenched pass be-
tween Arnholzsoe and LsngsOe by storm. A'tsra
heavy csnnontde this wn effected principally by
the battalons Of the 9Th and 9Th brigade, among
which was q battalion Of Foot Guards, under CON-
mspd of Colonel Won lrninger, who proceeded on.
ward in union with the brigade of Colonel Won
Ruder, 70 force the passes on the westerly side OF
some small lakes, snd situate between them d.
ring which General Won Meza with the renain.
ing portion of the second brigade, and about
four bsttSons othe 4th brigade, threw himself into
position as reserve on the eastern side OF the be-
fore mentioned seas
Bymeans of ibis attack, the determined defense
which was made 10 passing through the wood
hitherto was rendered less etechye-a defense
which was the more dittcult to oppose by the
ground on both sides OF the road or defle being so
elevated and narrow.
The reserve cavalry, which had been ooncenhs.
ted near the man body wa useless in such ser
vice. The lst brigade had, during this operation,
been detached against WedespEng, bat without
orders to force this pass IL had two battaions IN
Overlook and the msinder near w edelspang.
The duty Of the third brigade, under the com
nand Of Col Won Scheperen, had been 30 com
pletey executed, and its arrival at Scbuby was 10
opportune, in union ith the advance Of the ma,n
BODY through the passes, that this operation con
trbuted not liste in causing the enemy to aba1-
don heir Entertainments.
The orders which had been sent to the brigade
under the unfkvorsbe Circumstances in which d.
vas at first placed and which were then often
rendered impossible in their Transmission, by the
ground being go difficult prevented, however, the
movement Of this brigade, by a continuation IN sn
esEterly direction, from gaining greater results
At the union Of the two principal main roads, and
on the high ground Of the old Chsussee, near S.
Jurgen, our chief strength was thrown forward
quickly. From this point our reserve artillery WAS
detached against urGchou and Schaby in orderto
clear these points and which service, with the aid
Of Wegener's battery, was effected.
The fourth ard sixth brigSdes were directed
against Schuby, while the main body took up s
position on the nights north OF the town Of Schies
wig. Altar the woods had been cleared to the
west Of Schleswig, the army marched through the
town OF Schleswlg about g O'Clock 10 the even
ing, and took up bivousc position from Hadebye
beyond the Dsneyirse toward 5chuby.
The third brigade bivouscked ne AT Neukruz ss
reserve. This position was taken up by u
o'clock at night, and then only the headquarters
were established IN Schles wig, aud which IOWA
vas occupied by one battalion
e The enemy has probably retreated upon Rends
burg sending one brigade to Eckern'orde. His
loss wsE considerable, above 1000 prisoners having
been brought in. Two pieces OF cannon, which be
onged 70 the Battery Baggesen, and had fallen in.
70 his hands during the surprise al Over rOS have
been recsptured, beside which five pieces have
been taken from the enemy. In the hospital a.
Scheswis there are about 5000 wounded insur.
gents Reside this, the greater part of the anols
cAde in Over Tok were destroyed, and the gresser
part OF the village also destroyed. Macy OF the
dead Of the enemy are lying In the fields, IS
Wagons could be found here 10 convey them away.
Our victory has very much improved the moral
element Of the Goldiery, who can nov face with
patience and endurance the necessary privations
to which they have to submit, and pat up wiki the
endless hareAhips they have had TO contend witl
during the last few weeks. The creates. disci
pine exists, and hitherto no excuses committed
by them have come 70 the kno Wedge Of the Com
nsnderin Chief
But We deplore the ots Of 50 many dear com
rsdes-the smbuscsde cost US several Of our dis.
tinguished officers and on the whole We have ia
killed at least IL Of these with g wounded, and
about l04 killed and $500 non commissioned off
GERS ard prvates wounded. twi.hs,snding this
however our army is not the less perfectly c1m-
pete 70. operations By order,
(Signedl c. GLUD.
ENGLAND.
The Change which England Is UNDERGOING.
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