The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-04 00:00:00

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LONDON. SATURDAY, NOV. 4.

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Tile fiercely contested struggle going on at Vienna
between the Sclavonian soldiers and generals who
surround that city, and the German population, and
opinion within its walls, assumes every day more
and more the rancorous character of a war of race.
iLLLACRICII himself avows it, indeed, with the rude
insolence of a Croat, is his address to the Bohemians,
in which he declares that his march to Vienna was
directed solely against the enemies of the Sclavonians.
It is indeed remarkable that this Austrian general
off oer should have written a long letter about his po-
litical motives and principles, without saying one sin-
gle word of the Emperor. The imperial ministers, when
they called the asaistaece of this chief and of his bands,
did but imitate the policy of Lord STRAFFORD, when
he proposed to raise an army of wild Irish to enable
MARLIN L to crush the Londoners. The English
perliemeat seat STRAFFORD to the scaffold for the
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We will do the Austrian Emperor and his little
court the justice to admit, that they seem perfectly
aware and ashamed of the impolioy as well as
of the infamy of crushing the now liberal
and civilised German portion of the Austrian
population by the retrograde, ignorant, and illi-
beral Sclavonians. Although he can rely on
none but Sclavonian troops and support, the Em-
peror still refuses to go to Prague, to summon the
Diet there, and sanction the Tchech movement by his
presence, as he has done by his authority. Ard the
Praguers, through the medium of their historian,
PALACHT, acquaint the Emperor, that if he does net
come and convoke the Diet amongst them, and forsake
Vienna. they will not answer for the continuum
of the loyal adhesion and enthusiasm of the pee* of
Bohemia.
It has been, no doubt, a feeling of the necessity of
not treading oat the German element from the Aire
trian population, that has arrested the hand of
WINDISCHORATZ, all Sclavonian as he is, and led him
to exhaust every means of bringing the citizens of the
capital to a pacific surrender. The citizens of Vines
were much attached to the imperial house, and mess
anxious to combat constitutionally, and in comsat
with the government, against the retrograde and
overbearing tendencies of the Selavonians. But the
Emperor's court and ministers trusted the Seise*.
mans only, and entered into that traitorous and
underhand understanding with JELLACHICH, which
caused the German troops and populace in Vienna
to rise. The Viennese rose to prevent the
Hungarians from being crushed. Indeed it is
impoimitde to find a population, which has shown
itself so brave and so disinterested as that of
Vienna, which so long :lay: under the character of
being the dullest and lowest set of sensualists. With
the exception of the murder of Lcroca, perpetrates
by half-a-down ruffians, the conduct of the Viennese,
from first to last, has been heroic. Had the House of
Hapsburg, and its advisers, trusted their true German
hearts, and treated them fairly and frankly, the
throne would have found a support which it may
henceforth look for in vain.
With the triumph of the Sclavonians, and the is-
establishment of the Austrian throne on the military
supexmitthat race, Austria comes to be Gorman.
So is this felt, that Baron Vox GAGERN him-
self, et the Frankfort assembly, and one of
theme eliemmea most attached to German unity, has
iscliffed Met Austria henceforth can be considered no
longer Gum mi end he advised the Assembly to treat
with Amble beassiseth as a foreign state.
There are INN who desire sash a metamorpiesie
and such a Ids fee Austria. But it mast be a awe I
mortification is he adighlusi German statimeen to
find their amity time meta et eastward end back-
ward, sal
Pa breed to elemies the future laid of Ger-
many Ms wl&
The illieemileattin of Nellie has a triple result.
Firskk serves the house and the old empire of the
flarenenos from German sympathies and brother-
hood. Liberal and illiberal, north and south, Ger-
man can look to Prussia alone, and its monarch, u
the chief and the leader of their race. And the sooner
that empty, though respectable and well-meaning
puppet, Archduke Joao, quits his position at Frank-
fort the better. A member of the Austrian family
can no lower have a claim to be considered a
German.
The sound result is that Austria loses all claim to
Italian domination. As head of the German empire,
seccessor of the Once, and descendant of the
Mums= and FERDINANDS, the Emperor of Auerela
might have some claim to lord it over the imperial
sham beyond the Alps, and even to wield Gamin,
unz moority at Rome. But what pretensions ci
Me hied sea be put forward by the new Bing of the
Tabseie nil Croats ?
The Amity and government of Austria, in het,
have mew removed to altogether another sphere. In-
deed of Wag the German rival of Prussia, it is con-
verted into the Selavonian rival of Russia. Instead of
looking towards the Rhine, its views are directed down