New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Change In Generals.

The new Commanderin Chief, as a devoted
Scheswig- Hosteiner ;: has fought throughout the
whole campaign At Idstedt he commanded the
right wing which, in the village of Oberstolek,
made such havoc among the Danish left Gen.
Won der Horst is one of the most daring men IN
the whole army he is energetic and enterpris'
ing. If he possesses fault it is that he is not
sufficiently cautious and cool.
The Staathalterschalt has addressed the fol-
lowing Proclamation to the army;
The Stsalhalterschai makes known to The army hat
change has taken place in the person OF the Commandments
Chief Lieut. General Won Wilsen has laid down me COM
and which has been IranFered 10 MsjorG'nersl Baron
Tie Stsalhalterschat hanks the departing General for
The which he has rendered To the army with great
to The army that ii vii
wen proven courage discipline and endurance 10 bearing
all the evils Of The hope OF the country rests on tho
TSe slaathaterscha Of The Duches of sehIeswg Hol.
stein, REHENILOW,
Rend,btyg. Dee. 7. 1880 KROHN, Mnis.stwT
The order of the day issued by Gen. Willisen,
announcing his withdrawal, is as follows:
To Me ATmy The SIsslhsltersehafl has released me
Iom the command n.chef Of the army difference OF
opinion had shown itself which moi to be got rid Of In
any other than by my retirement depart WIN
the conviction that in this ne last ana most dhc9i! step
have only done my duty General in command can and
must only follow his own convictions The separation IN,
to me- painful After such large mutual experienced
especially in misfortune, one feels fmy bound ana TEARS
ones self away but with great Psin.
thank the army for all that il has performed under my
Whoever
graysng circumstances whoever saw the difficulties, more
especially the of officers must confess that the army
has extraordinary service The battle OF ldstedt IN
which opposed to an enemy superior IN numbers
and length Of organization, OF the O0Odlest ana
best fought in the history Of warfare The sormngo
MssuDde and Frederckssdt were brave and manly
Every ninth OF the army has sprlnked me Dae neus
with lis blood Misfortune has never bowed us, even or
single moment; always prepared Tor the condic
quit the army stronger and better OrganLa1 tnan II
bas before been and great forcaons, which are It's
work. stand by its side -,
Soldiers Be Obedent TO your leader, as you have
been to me- and whatever may happen preserve TO your
selves the glory to have endured the last In strcest ODE
dieuce and in firm order Next the courage which you
display. that will be your greatest renown
God be with you and your g Us, cause .., o.,a,.
Rendsburg Dec g. 1850
The new Commander in Chief has addressed
the following general order to the army -
The vacant commandin chief OF the army having been
confded 10 me by resOlu ion Of the Staahaterscha
greet you companions in arms as your new Commanding
officer with the heartfelt wish that may succeed 10 gam
ing your respect and confidence The greater the homer 20
be called TO the command at so PorIentou: monleh s
more heavy the duties which have undertaken Al
the more conscious of this when remember the onni'
suished qualities Of my predecessorj but place my us.
In God that he will help me TO iuh hen ana 70 carry J"
an through you my brave SchleS"ig o'ene'' Jul JU''
Tet1 then pnrsne our honorable path confidence and
union with unbroken courage and unmlndul OF the threat
CHING 'A'S''voN DER HORST, Commander n-chief
A letter from Berlin, ofDecember9 ., says: 81 The
great news here is the dsmissalot Gen. w llllsen,
| which has been for some time expected When
the frost comes to the help Of the Germans an ad
vance is intended A victory would now procure
the Holsteiners better terms. The note OF the
Stadtholderate Of the 9Th Of Nov which was an
swered by the dispatch of the 3Oth Nov. was very
badly received in Frankfort. The Diet for some
| time intended TO abrogate the preceding commits
| sion and TO send the Commissioner back vita the
executive army. In the note Of the 10Th Nov. the
Stadtbolderate declared that it was not indlsposed
toward negotiations for peace in general A Com
missioner sent to enter into such negotiations haV
ing arrived ct Kiel was honorably received oy the
German Governments; but this politenes beto
kened not in the slightest degree any good VIII
on the part Of the Diet.