The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-14 00:00:00

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA, BOHEMIA, AND
HUNGARY.

The accounts from Vienna are to the Bth instant.

The rumour to which we alluded yesterday of the
appointment of WZLDEI as Governor of the city is
confirmed. This WELDEN is the same man who,
about three months since, superintended the burnings
and massacres in Lombardy, and who, in the Roman
States, wantonly destroyed a whole village.

The leaders of the insurrection have all of them
escaped. The Generals BEM and PoLsKy are at
Pesth, where they have joined the Hungarian forces.
BLUR[ and FaOBEL, the Frankfort Deputies, are kept
as prisoners at Schonnbrunn. Unable to secure the
leaders, Wiliniscilusikrz has caused several of the
urderings to be hanged. Among them are KREISSLER
ULLMAYER, the celebrated placard writer; and KAI-
SER, the poet. BRAUN, a captain in the National
Guards, has been shot.

The Wiener Zeitung of the Bth contains the reply
of his Majesty the EMPEROR to the loyal address of
the deputation of the Tyrol Diet, in which the
EMPEROR makes the reiterated assurance that all the
privileges guaranteed by him shall be faithfully ad-
hered to. It likewise contains a proclamation of
the Communal Council of Klagenfurth to the inha-
bitants of Carinthia, exhorting them to steady per-
severance in the maintenance of peace, as the only
guarantee for the security of their lilaerties, the
preservation of their commerce, and the safety of
their country. The Communal Council of Vienna
has issued a proclamation to the effect that, during
the present distress into which the inhabitants of the
city have been plunged, it is the earnest desire of the
Council to give assistance to poor persons, of both
sexes, by providing them with work, for which each
man is to be paid 15 kreutzers per diem, and every
mother of a family the sum of 15 kreutzers per
diem. Single persons are to receive 10 kreutzers
per diem. This sum of 15 kreutzers will be granted
if the Committee are unable to provide full work.
The Communal Council has likewise issued a pro-
clamation stating that free intercourse between the city
and the suburbs is restricted from five o'clock in the
morning till seven o'clock in the evening, and that,
consequently, all business may be carried on without
interruption.
The EMPEROR is about to quit 011mutz for Prague,
where he will take up his residence. Apartments in
the Hardachin are being prepared for the reception of
the Imperial Family. It would appear, indeed, that
even were the Estraitost desirous of returning to
Vienna, the Palace is not in a fit state to afford him
accommodation in consequence of the damage it sus-
tained during the recent siege. There are marks of
no less than eighty cannon-balls on the fa jade of the
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parts of the city by the bombardment is immense.
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Prince WINDISCHGRATZ iS now using his utmost
endeavours to hasten the march, of troops from
Vienna to Hungary. He will take the field against