The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-13 00:00:00

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LONDON. FRIDAY.OOTOBERI3.

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Tar German Emil has brought tidings of another
inearrecton and revolution in Vienna, which has ter-
minated, like the first, in the defeat of the military
and the flight of the Emperor. The signal for the
present uprising was given by the attempt of the
government or the War Minister to remove from the
certain regiments which had shown sympathy
with popular party. The people prevented the
ftsrtler, of these regiments, which finally joined them,
ea for the first time in the revolutionary events of
Germany a body of soldiers were found on the side of
inearrectiom
This is as essimous circumstance, that we should
have looked for rather in Prussia than in Austria.
Yet, when it is remembered how the Austrian army
Is composed—of Hungarian and Bohemian recruits,
them recruits, from whatever province they ocene,
being of that order of peasantry which the revolutio-
has so greatly benefited in destroying so many ki
serntude—it is impossible that sucfianarmy
not sympathise with the revolution and the National
Amenably, and watch the proceedings of the court
with suspicion.
Within the lad week the Vienna court, and Count
LaToua, the War Minister, especially, have been
publicly convicted of the most gross end revolting
treachery towards the Hungarians. In the very
face of the mast solemn promises, assertions and pro-
testations, that neutrality should be observed between
Croat and Hungarian, letters were seized, showing
that the Croats andlELLtenrca were the mere instru-
ments of the court of Vienne, receiving arms, pay,
and orders, direct from LATOUR and the Archduces.
SOPHIA. The exasperation of the Hungarian :was
but too natural, though it led to deplorable and crimi-
nal extremes in the murders of Count LAMBHRO and
the ZICHTS.
The people of Vienna, witnesses of this treachery
towards the Hungarians, who had aided them in
completing and upholding their revolution, could not
but feel that the sane false and treacherous policy
would be observed towards them if the Hungarians
were put down. War had been jest declared against
the Hungarians. The court had thrown off the mask
and appointed haxacurea its commander-in-chief
The War minister and the officers in his confidence,
wen busily organising this war, to effect that which
treachery had edm. Andtheangerand efforts olthe
people were directed against the war "sinister. Count
Latoua has unfortunately fallen a victim to their re-
sentment.
We sre far teas approving the conduct or acknow-
ledging the wisdom of either the armed mob or the
democrats, in or out of parliament, of Berlin and
Vienna. Their excesses are criminal and se fatal
as the foolish reaction and as criminal tresehery of the
opposite extreme. In the present indance, however,
the conduct of those In influence about the Emperor,
and of Ltroos, was so false and so beam as to justify
popular mistreat and to naturally provoke resist-
ance and excesses.
The state of Aleria, its revolution, and the calum-
Moue manner in which it is treated in this country,
had already occupied us, as the following article at-