The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-22
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tempting To set fire to the Imperial stables op
Posits the Burg Thor. The number of those
| whose bodies have hitherto been taken Ia tina
Allgemeine krankenhaus is $50, and the total
| slain Is reckoned at nearly 800. OF the nam~r-
Gus populations which went To the Burg in the
course Of the day, not one was admitted 10 ths
Emperors presence. and for a long time not
single member Of the imperial family was visa
BILE; all were referred TO Windischgrastz, OF
whose unpopularity have already spoken
With great difficulty one was at last admitted To
the Archduke Ludwig. lie did not say much,
but made inquiry as to the state ofthings in the
Faubourgs.
AT one time il was generally reported thai he
had resigned, but this was shown to be false. a,
he afterward attached his signature To the pro-
ciamation- To some Of the population he dec
Jared that he had always cone what lay in Ia.
power To promote liberal measures, and he had
only remained in Office with the hope Of seeing
his views ultimately carried out. The Emperor
was represented to be unwel. To the general
request that he would show himself 10 the pso-
pie an answer was returned that he would do 50
on the day following "Wednesday Between
10 and ii very democratic speeches were made
| al one Of the coffee houses One Of the OrstOrs
urged that they ought BY all means Ia possess
themselves Of the cannon
Another speaker, however, "a bookseller at
tempted TO Pacify the audience, Justly observing
that the liberty Of the press was a step TO other
saiutary reforms, and that il was pretty well To
nave obtained that and the National G uard, to-
gether with the resignation of Prince Meter
nieh and the Archduke Albrecht, in less than
two days. The middle classes are very much
pleased l heard gentleman observing last
night that Vienna had lived hundred years in
these two days; that il had been previously a
disgrace for any one 10 acknowledge himself an
Austrian, but that now the stain Is wiped out
Metternich is reported to have gone 10 Moravia
yesterday an attempt was made 10 burn down
bridge of the Gloehnitz railway, but il failed an
consequence Of the wood being too damp.
MARCH l5.-Ths night has teen perfectly
quiet, and except the usual assemhiage and mar
ching Of the students, who still retain them
arms, there Is no unusual hustle.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. Mt was announced this
morning, about III o'clock, that Prince Win
dischgreetz had been removed from the COM
mand, and Prince Lichte nstein, whO is very pop
ular, appointed in his place. | had previously
gone on TO the ramparts, and seen some Of the
preparations which had been made for defence
IN case the Burg should be attacked Both the
tranzens Platz itself and the place between the
Burg and Burg Thor We're fully occupied with
troops. On both sides Of the Burg Thor, and
by the end Of the Burg, cannon were in readi-
ness, and outside the Burg, toward the Michaeli
Plaiz, and commanding the whole length Of the
Kohl market, were two cannon, with lighted
matches, ready to fire at a moments notice
About IL O'Clock walk ed out to see how things
looked in the Maria Hif, Haupt Strasse, sc
not lamp post is left standing. A bakers
Just within the lines has been completely Quilted
by the mob, and in the suburb outside p-rcei-
we'd several shops where goods, shelves, counter
every thing was gone. Farther on, on the
Jeff, the Gemeinde- haus, Of Braunhitschen, q
large building three stories high. had been ran
sacked by the rioters.
One party took possession, and threw every
thing movable out Of the windows among 9th =
CT things two pianos from the second story,
while the mob below seized and carried them
off. To-day the National Guard Is busted in
making search for the stolen property. and sP-
pretending the depr-datOrs- IL IS said that more
than 100 have been taken prisoners: ! myself
under a strong escort. Proceeding little far
ther met two battalliOns of infantry. come from
ST POlten- They had marched all the night
and were bespatteTed with mud, and seemed
| very exhausted. Another battalioR hes arrives
from Olmutz. In the city there is order, ba
| great political excitement still continues, theI,
being general cry for fair representative as
| sembly.
| The Burghermeister. very unpopular man
has been removed, and il is said that VI Artha
Der, an extensive manufacturer, and well know a
as patron Of art, has been appointed in h,
room