The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

JELLACHlCH.-Ine HteuuI
ga 7ette publishes the report of Professor Won
Ettinghausen, who paid visit to his brother
serving In Jellachich's army, and who had a con-
versation with the BAN
After finding out brother he conducted me to the
pan, VINO received me in the most friendly manner. 1
had along conversation with him in which endeayor.
heavy responsibility that would fall upon him. told
him not to underrste the strength Of Vienna; told
MIN tnas IN point OF numbers. they were far his
army close upon his rear that soon az IL came
up the population would attack him. and place him be-
tween two fires therefore said it would be both pru
dent and for him to enter into negotiations
The Ban replied &c am enemy Of liberty; have
o0,n m pCnsn AND fought Dsry than
slavery As they proposed making serfs Of the race to
which belong, regarded it my duty as Ban to cali
that people to arms. have drawn my sword in the
cause Of liberty and not in that Of servitude I do
not desire to establish reaction in Vienna or to serve
Of the Camarlla. why am ! before the walls of
Vienna MY military operations in Hungary brought
me towards the Austrian frontier, have not been
road heard Vienna was in a state Of anarchy that
the Minister of War had been barbarously murdered,
and bis dead body nsuted and that the Emperor had
been compelled to fly. am imperial general, and
command imperial troops, although as royal commits.
taken another direction As General Of the Empire
1t was my duty to act as have done-thst Is WHY
am here not called but ready to obey the orders my
Emperor whom have informed Of my presence here
have not commenced hostilties against Vienna and
shall not do so. shall only lend helping hand in
Wbat Is uone huhIcuy IelRBb at VIENNA Inc Diet
is without power authority perhaps already dis
solved. You may sacrifice your lives, but you cannot
overcome regular army. You want unity The
longer remain here the more disunited you will be-
Gomez the more armed men you have, the greater
will be your disorder"
NEW STEAMBOAT FOR SENECA LAKE--RAiLRoAD
ENTERPRISE The proprietors OF the present line
Of steamboats, On Seneca Lake have Just procured from
NeW YORK the model Of beat which they design
oohdlng within the next year, designed to run as q
passssnger boat ON Seneca Lake. IL is proposed to
pud 2a4 feet long with 80 feet BEAM IL feet stroke
oo inch cylinder With this sized craft it is an
lcPateo that the run of the Lake will be made in two
nous snu quarter. Indeed. the company have a
conact 10 perform the trip in this time In CO. nec
lion Win this enterprise, there another upon which
Jus CONTAMINATION depends The Ckemupp Railroad
TO run rom the head Of the lake to moi Mt ne ar Flint;
RI, where 1t intersects the N. Erie Rsilroad q
already under contract, and IL to be 6nsbed Nv IN.
let Of November 1e49. The directors Of m. Nv a
Erie Railroad have contracted the use of tb. con
meeting link for ten years, payment Of eight ner
cent upon the cost Of construction with the privege
OF another ten years at ten per cent This 70
the stock holders of the Cbemung road good return
for their Investment To carry out the plan still far
ther, and make the arrangement more perfect the
company have also made a contract with the proprie
tors Of The Seneca Lake boats TO carry passengers for
Ten yesrs thus enabling them TO receipt fare from New
totkto Geneva. Through tickets will probably be
about 50 sDd the tine saved by this route between
Geneva and New York IL said will be come eight or
Ten hours -Rocbener .adr Nor. 10.
The Bien Pubic announces that NJ de Lamartjne ia
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