New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18
VERY LATEST BY THE ASIA
afsoial Account Of the Prussian AttaoK
cn Dupp:l.
DfFEAT OF TIE PRUSSIANS At yE1LE.
che Allied Force Soon to Cross
Over TO Alsen.

gryrry. April 1.-The official Stddtrdrieiger
,todey gives the following account Of the engagement
In he trenches before Duppel On the 2oth inst;
III was intended to prcss back the ensmys outposfs
boh;nd his ntrcpchuents IN order to make uhdlBtulped
nse Of the ground required for the siege WORKS Ihenks
~ tho cxraordinary vGlor displayed by the troops
although for the first time closely engaged and almost
without latermssion exposed 20 the hfe OF heavy artl
Ierv tic intention was perfectly attained.
at d ybTeak tie Fusilcr Battalion Of the ist Posen
Pevinenf No ls moved up nom the right Of tho road
ieadpe 10 sonaersburg while lst and I'd Batalions
OF Grenadior Guards Regiment. No. q advanced past
Oster- Dtppel Without triag SHOT they rushed upon
the enemy end forced him to retreat Aer shor, bat
severe bGyODet fight our troops established themselves
10 tho rile.pits at the foot of the giGci7.
"The enemy now opened a murdorous fire against
fheir position from Mi bis works, covering The field
ith grape and all kinds OF nrQjcctes, while the Rolf
Krake steamed into tAo " NluRingbuDd, close mp 10 tie
right wing Of our ssiraisn troops and fired Into the
fang nrd Of Tie Fusirs with grape and shrapnel
Danish field battery al the same tine coHe ont Of
Fort No. 6. and opened with grape upon the GUARDS
Lighting the ieft Vre, ana Us hie was supported ny
column Of niaRtry who appeared az the same moment
Under these circumstance II thought I'D. ise DC
20 give up the extreme and exposed position at the Oot
uf the gacis The 18th Re- ament however, sttl he.d
occupied before the esocki the Guards, partly ther
% The iho holth d bHprel ms position is s,l main
lained. The Brandcnbure Fusiicr Regiment. No. 80
vhich he'd been thrown forward to the Buffet kOppoL
was not brought into action, tie object nir9ady
attained and the Danes aier iho l.si hIaks a@a re-
coDtented themselves witt keepins up the Ire nom
their works a snort tine loagSr.
s.Ybo troops behaved admirably. They advanced with
great impetu0siy endured the extraordinarily violent
ire with much yalor, and were IN no way disp.rlted
syen by the Comparatively leayy loss
"Thc enemy lost g. in prisoners and considerable
number Of killed and wounded the precise amount
cannot as yot be stated. OR lss also NOT yet exactly
ascertaled amounts 70 about 80 men. The names OF
the wounded officers have already been forwarded BY
s5lagrapb IL may be G3SCd thai Lieut.. AaSper Of the
18th stated SO be slightly wounded. is now reported
missing"
HAMBURG April 2.-Tt is said that the Austro-
russan troops intend turn the position II Dpppe ~
crossing over TO she Island OF Alsen very shortly hy
means Austrian PORTIONS. Ever thing Is said ~ Dc
prepared for an important ecton.
I'he Ii--a5ur1s7 NsetTfctfca announces That buVO
Danes have beaten the Prusinns Neile NJ the 20
si.ions lately abandoned by the Anstrians.
HANOVER, April 2.-Ike Minister OF Finance
hes published notification announcing that the Aus
tfian squadron, for tie protection Of the Germsn ef'
ehantmen hGs received CracTs 70 extend rs oPeraoAs
20 the North Sea-
BERLIN, April 2.-Prussia and Austria have
addressed cicular notes deGtce in substane) TO tie
rfnOr German States with te object OF indGcnS tAel
r send Joint representation to the Conference.