 The day after the battle, both sides agreed to a temporary ceasefire and "Preussischer Adler" steamed to Hamburg.In June, a second Austrian squadron arrived, which included the ship of the line and the armored frigate under the command of "Vizeadmiral" (Vice Admiral) Bernhard von Wüllerstorf-Urbair; the now outnumbered Danish fleet remained in port for the rest of the war and did not seek battle with the Austro-Prussian fleet.The combined Austro-Prussian fleet embarked on a campaign to seize the North Frisian Islands; "Preussischer Adler" was part of the powerful fleet assembled under Wüllerstorf-Urbair for the attack.