New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-22

extends from the town ofSoheswig over
the Erdbecrberg the Annetenh1he aud the PulverhoH
as FAR as the Geological Gardens and here again II Is
connected with the works extending from HusDye and
the village of Schubye Finally, :, prevent passage
ofScilei and attack thence the ford ~ MsSuiuo
is pov orfully fortified. and very strong tcaepohs
constructed there. Intrenchmonts furnished win
of the heaviest calibcr are also raised ~ every po
where any attempt Of the sort could possibly DO "o''
sCULRSwrG-H0LSTEIE AND HUNGARY
The German papers give the text OF an appeal
addressed TO the hungarian regiments OF the Austrian
army in Holstein The following Is an extract: 49,,
TIE Polish leaders in the Reiehrath at EieRna ana
els evAere-Grocholsh Langiewlcs and o. oth-ha,
declared that tho of Scblcswig toistcin - inc
cause of Poland. You, Hnngarians VIII certainly nor
stand back in showing similar I ;y%pS60y ght Of Tr
too ~ struggle of nationality OF sefgoyernment on
the soil Of the duchcs We shall rot suffer Germany 10
| become the victim of n first partition. hun,
garrns You arc sure 10 syTpaihize with the fato o!
those VINO are bowed down uoGer foreign YOKE roD.td
OF their nationality forced INFO the iron strnghiwais
coat II an unuaturgl Capitalization. Let on
common watchword be, For your freedom and for our
OWE Long live Hungary Long hive Germany "it"
! Schlcswig- Holstein ="
signed by Tie fIiends Of German Freedor, and
Union and proceeds according TO the Berlin pCis'
,VRE from the pen OF Karl Blind: lie is also the au
thor Of IN appeal TO he Polish rcginents iho I1n
morallaton which il is thus attempted to introduce
INTO tho Austrian army while the Liberal organs sP'
prove Of this propaganda
| IIIR DANI3f, PECSoiAN AM hoHii.iA' h''"'"'
| GEN. MB2A AND GEN. WRAEGEL.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 26.-Among tho many
who attracted attention in the late Danish campaign,
honorable prominence was accorded 20 General ChrA'
tian julius de hioaa then rcador. nov Comm sDdoT
| m.Chel The General 10 whose galantry and military
skill the fate Of Denmark is entrusted is descended from
family Of Spanish Jews who settled In tho country
abont hundred years ago. Although more than sew.
IL c f Sk S s manha are o ' 1sy
| iese Of youth aud become dimmed long before the
green old age he enjoys. In this as in every other
res pect, be is worthy opponent Of Baron WrahgeL
the Prnssign General Who is nearly a. octogenaran,
hn was never seen IN cloak, AID VIII hcaG charge
with something ike the fire he exhibited at Waterloo
Gen. aieza Is politician OF tho oa school vioehl!
opposed 10 the party in power and after the rou OF the
Germans would like nothing better than the defeat oil
Herr Hail aud the who ruled the country FOR twelve
years His political opinions, as wen ~ ma mlltafy
tgents are shared in eincnt degree by Col hnui-
mann the chief Of his staff kaufman, Holstelncr ny
BIRTH las been In the ciy and military service OF inc
kingdom FOR many years, and Proved hih1s, eqo' a.u
intelligent officer in the war of 1879 Of late ne mas
acted Ia various capacities. representing his Govern
meut ia the Diet At one time aud then submitting TO De
sen 20 KEEL 20 cOerce tho University and iighteh pro
lessors .atO loyalty but tns IL MOT iHe must bViiou'
The troops al The disposal Of the gallant Twins as
they are called lere. cannot be well estimated above
20 d OF - on men. More, IL Is true. are being en-
listed or are already in Of formation but IN or
der make up for the gaps expected to 0ecur beiore
long q Tcscryc-diCrcntly given at from 500 to luuo
men-W! be- kept In the rear, aud advanced only IN
proportion 10 losses in the front These troops are OPP
pnssd hy 20 600 Prussians and half many Austrians,
10 which are to be immediately added 10 0oo more Prus
sians However. the Dannegerke being what It Is, II
will require tho utmost glantry on the part OF me IN
ynduC force 10 carry one " the few points al all &c
cessihle regular siege which would be safe but
wearisone operation, is evidently not intcndcd-thc
allied armies having heavy suns with them. In the
true old style Of Father Nrangel, man whose name
is not easily forgotten in country which has once
made Ills acquaintance tho works to be carried II
Is said by assault or rather series OF assaults moe
reudent of his particular notions OF strategy ana the
value OF human life dclay in the present instance would
b. any thag but agreeable, may well Imagine, 10 his
King