The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-03

by the dypas,c that connected Scotland With
England previous 10 ths union. Such a compromise
would be runous 70 the hopes Of the Duke OF Augusep
berg and bis parsans which founded exclusively
the ohstnscy OF the Danes, and Who havo lust sus-
tanned rrsparahe loss by the unexpected death Of the
King o. Bavaria the only German sovereign, with the
exception OF petty prnoas like the Grand Duke OF Baden
and the Dnke Of saxe Coburg who vss really friendly
70 their cause and who may be said % have acn vicm
70 g. day before his death his brother the
Archduhe Albert had arrived at Munich mission
from the Empepsr OF Austria Who was highly Indignant
at the attitude assumed Danish qnason by State
which he has slwsys been accustomed regard hs
vsssai. After stormy interview with the Arcbdukc
the King suddenly taken III. and grew worse so
rapidly that dead the majority of his sub
iocts knew 'sere was anything the matter with him.
The Dsppei-Aison rortinoatsos.,
After the battle III schloswig 10 April, 1885, In which
the Danes ~ee defeated they the Island Of
Alison, prsssso by the federal Germany troops anii they
reschs~ the sondsrburg bridge. shs only fertilization
which 81 inai tiBsc theirs erisfed. The mos, extreme
eastern polut. at sgndswt hy the venngbcpd the
Alssupdsurcuuded BY wstss three sides aud 10 GOV
cred WITH ,hrss hes Of hills running from east 70 wesi
On the TOP Of Of shsse his The ruins Or ola
fertilization; fcv tor me possession OF Aisen oe.
ogrred tsivssc iAs cyosn " Deum0s and shs Duke Of
schleswig Hossein early tina fourteenth century
There are many pruidsn end Hauasn sombstopes In
this neishborocod. and II that this place
W pagan ilma wss cansecras<d 70 some pagan
sci. fne ianabisanis Of sunds~iu related In
1sis st Frsu msay mysterious legends 10 relation 10
ins locality. when Christianity exiting hed pa gansra
This holy place became vefY unholy one, and the hills
we're cslsd tins "Duhcsberae" Devils MouptsnsJ from
which tue name Of puese' ~ Duppol is derived,
Already 90 she sssh Nay, Isss, tho Danes suddenly
advanced FROM sooderbusx, on ,be ou,poss com.
posed Of hockenburg troops and occupied the island and
the village Of nuppe An alseIspt rnads on tho sih
OF june 10 sscdse the Dsncs hut the Germans
passa With considerable lcss 10 one Prus.isns when
the Inter sovaooed towards setiand the Dance advanced
from Durps slong the turnpike srsm Feusburg 70 Apen.
rsde rbe federal ssoops ipcm suuoewi,l aud
took the.r position Al rsDsburs vhoh hAA been fortified
Gu tNsa0cTf
me PrusssaDs suddenly turned srcuad and IN. Danes
scong tina, shcy had bcss ro,sd nhdysw from craven.
stein whittier shey nadsdvsuced, and Ss back 10 ber
old position This operation showed thss advance 70
Jngnd evsn 70 North Schcewsy, would % very dan.
sesogs. The plan would always be exposed aud the Danes
would always be ready mske from choir position
81 Alsen sudden raids the line a Ccsmuneaiion or tho
advanced army clear that it was necessary FIRST
20 take Duppe sai u possible, Akep bit, by the arms,
tcs Of Halmoe tbs campaign for that yAar closed.
the campaign o. 1sIo commenced With the successful
though sangulnsry ohsrge u ,ho SaxoDs aud
Bavsrians on the Doppol heights, Ehich 10
the meantime nad been much fortified by the
Danes. Alsen was not attacked, and during the
campaign or Isss no aitemps wss msae 20 take that
island the advantages OF that position were IN no way
adequate 70 the sacrifice Of ne which would
have cost II tho stiempt had been made Tho Duppci
heights wero towards Asen and Tho eas fortified BY tho
federal troops with three enclosed aud open works
connected BY raS pits and mounted with iorynino bat
tese, With elm eighty -four ponndsr ornn yba whole