The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-01
Cate furtiar News.
For ne Ohio StatesRGM.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
ussrtan afIairs---Battle OF Vlenna---city
Taken by the EmperOr's Troops.

Editor Ohio Statesman;
The Steamer Cambria arrived last
evening about dark. bringing later and
important news from Europe.
The revival of the report that negoti-
aiions have been opened for the cession
ofCuba to the u. States. creates much
alarm in the Diplomatic circles in Eng
land.
Austria.
Vienna, the capital Of Austria. has al
length surrendered to the imperial troops
after siege ofeight days, which lasted
until the 2Sih of October. Six-tlays were
consumed in endeavors 10 bring the Wen.
nese To submission. Several attempts
were made by the inhabitants To obtain
better terms than those offered by the
commander of the Emperor's forces, but
all to no purpose.
On the 2Sth, the commander of the I'm
perial forces commenced an attack upon
the suburbs of the cily.-The engage
ment was chiefly on the Southern and
Eastern sides, while on the Western,
the batteries were heard at intervals as
the city was bombarded.
During the evening, the EmperorS
forces had completely taken The suburbs
Of Vienna, and many of the National
Guards threw down their arms. A vast
number of weapons were found in the
canal. The w0rkmen, on the contrary,
displayed great valor. From the fact
that no students were observed in the
ranks. it was conjectured that they had
laid aside their peculiar dress, for the
purpose of lessening their chances Of dis.
covery
Not many bombs appear To have been
thrown into tho city, as orly 80 or 40
houses were destroyed.
At 10 o'clock at night nothing was de-
cided upon beyond the victorious advance
ofthe Imperial troops.
The inhabitants of the city, ii is said,
on the advance of the Emperor's forces,
raised white flags, as early as The previ-
Gus evening, but they were torn downh by
the operatives.
1t was subsequently ascrraiued that
only few shells were thrown on the
evening of the 2Sth and they "nl as
means Of striking terror. They were
principally directed against the Unver'
sity.
On the 29lh great number of rockets
and scTaperelIs were thrown. AT noon, on
the Goth, tho Emperor's troops were on
the glacis, only from 2 to 400 steps from
the walof the nnercty. when truce was
agreed upon to last "a hours
Before the expiration of the armslice,
the Hungarians, who had crossed tho
frontier, made an attack upon tile lmper.
ial troops. AS soon as tho fact was
known, The Viennose made soriie 10 IA
v0r the attack of ;he Hnngarians, but both
parties we're repulsed by the troops oftho
Emperor. and completely defeated.
The inhabitants Of the city having thus
broken the truce. tho Empcror's troops
again commenced bombarding the city
On tho 3lst. tho Hungarian forces a,
mounting 10 5000 men, attacked the left
wing of The Emperor's troops, aud the
right wing Of the detachment that had
taken tho suburbs of Wieden. The Wen
nese again made sally to assail the Hun.
Cariaus, from the gate near tho rcd tow.
or, hut without success. The Hnnga.
rians were again defeated. aud many OF
them driven into the Danube river.
On the 3lst inst, tho commander the
Imperial forces telegraphed the Minister
Biron Wessenburg, as follows:
"Vienna uncondiionally submits. My
soldiers will enter Vienna to-day. The
great part of the Hungarian troops went
over 10 the Austrian army, aud among
others the Regiment Of Licktenslein
The struggle in The streets Of the city was
ofshor dnratiun."
The whole city was in possession The
Imperial troops on the Isl of November
Markets &c.
The Cotton market keeps steady, ana
in some instances, there is IA slight ad
vance in prices. The sales for tho weot
were 1880 bales.
The board Of cotton brokers have de
clarcd the following TO bo the quotation
for fine article, viz: bowed, 3s-Moble
81 per pound.
The market for cured provisions ha
been frm.-
Since the last arrival, Pork has been feel
taken, and bacon has advanced 2a3s pc
cwt. Lard is in fair request, and al
though lower in the early part ofthe wee
has since recovered.
Cheese is in less active demand.
The imports of the week, at Livcrp0o
comprised 1873 boxes of bucon-S0 keg
of Lard--l2l casks ot bulter-l ,04
boxes of cheese.
The imports of foreign grain into Ii,
erpool, London, aud other leading. point
in the United Kingdom. are increasing
and this combined with pretty lhi
quantity of home grain, keeps the markc
we'll supplied In the absence of spccr
lation the trade exhibits a total want ,
animation. buyers only purchasing for III
supply of immediate aud pressing want
At mark Lane tthe great Lrndon ma
kct) on Monday previous To the sailing
the Steamer. Wheat was sold at 81 2;
l2 81 for red. aud sig lOal3 80 per qua
ter of eight bushels, for English white.
Indian Corn brought IS llaS So p'
quarter for red aud white.
The price OF American Flour varie