The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-11

matters are still in doubt The Wiener Zeitung of the
18th contains the following Geographic despatch, dated
Floridsdor Oct 10, o'clock p IN, from the deputy of
the Diet, Fescher, to the permanent committee of the
Diet:
The audience place yesterday evening half past
six His Majesty gave the following reply 10 the depua-
lion
st swith much satisfaction that learn from the ad'
dress of the Diet presented me- that it has at heart the
common we'd Of all countries belonging the Austrian
empire, and the endeavors OF the Diet TO suppress the
anarchy deserve my most cordial acknowIedg
ments WILL my part, concede everything, in order to
aeesab,h The peace and ss9ay Of my capital and to
It's future undisturbed deliberations"
State of Visnna
The people OF Vienna continue to strengthen the de-
fences OF their city extraordinary barrcades resembling
forts had been erected the suburbs The country
pie continued TO flock into the town, and three volunteer
regiments had been organized; 5000 Syrians pracsed
rhemen had reached Vienna, and 900 at the foo,
OF the Sommcrng and declarations of adhesion were
continually received. Outpost skirmshes frequent.
but al the date of the direct advices immediate battle
was threatened Meanwhile, engagement between
the Hungarans and Croats has taken place Schuselka
declared the Diet that the committee (of safety could
not and burst not act the offensive; whilst remaining
merely on the defensive, Vienna would be adherng TO
the constitutional principle, and keeping monarchcal
ground. II results from this, that Inc permanent com
mttee, notwithstanding the military ardor of the Wen
nese are either afraid or unwilling to carry things to
extreme = s-a
The Vennese greatly pleased with Herr Messen
hauer the new commander chief of the national and
mobile guards of the academic legion, and the armed
working men He has already organized three battaons of
gardes mobiles, and has displayed considerable actv.
ty completing the deiences of the city It may be said
that each house is fortress, and every paving
a weapon Eighteen cannons planted the Bel
vldere, IN the vicinity OF which the head Of
General BEN, (some writes his name Bohm) distun
gushed and experienced commander warmly attached to
the popular cause. Altogether, the Vennese pos
session OF an artillery park OF $50 guns.
Tie Imperial Forces
WndischgratZ has been appointed commander in chief
of all the imperial forces Auerspeg al ngzersor,
the Gloggnz railway line; Jellachichs headquarters
at Schonbrunn their combined forces estimated
at SO 900 or $4,000 men, Wlndschgraz understood
to have left Omuz, and TO have sent troops from that
town in separate parties. But some accounts compute
9 the imperial foces Vienna at 9S. 900 men, Part
of the force under Wndschgraz had arrived the nth
at Lundenberg, station the Prague and Vienna rail
way. 1t was said that he would move towards Pres
burg Should this turn out to be his intention, his only
object would be 10 the Danube, not to march to-
wards Pesh. Already encampments for his troops
being prepared in the vicinity of Vienna between the
northern railway and the road TO Brun the villages
of Wolkersdor and Stanmersdorf. The total number of
troops 10 be concentrated there was to amount to
IS, 900 men.
According to intelligence from Cracow of the 18th in
san the Bresauer Zetung, orders had been received
there, the 15h 10 send all the artillery and cavalry
from Lembeg, Przemgol, PrZeschow, and Tarnow, to
Vienna 1t further asserted that in consequence of
agreement with Russia, the Russian army under Gen
Parantin would march into Cracow as The repub
place in Gacia.
The Hungarian Army
The commandant of the national guard at Vienna
issued pacards the 10TH announcing the Hungarans,
under Generals Czany and MonZa had crossed the from
tiers, and that they were in full march against Jelachch
The pacard adds that there would be sangunary
test Vienna and that the commandan had that
account posted strong force the Belvdere. The
Hungarian army was set down at 65 900 men.
IaterUew Nth Jellachtch.
The Wiener Zeitung contains interesting report by
Professor Won Etnghausen relative to an interview
which that gentleman had with the Ban of Crota. The
Ban protested that he was no enemy OF liberty; that
was by no means his object TO bring about reaction,
neither of his own accord nor as tool for others; and
that he carried his sword in the OF liberty, not in
that of oppression He further denied being servant of
the CamariIla He had indeed, not been called by the
Emperor but he standing there ready to execute his
With respect to the state of Vienna, he
it to be his opinion that anarchy was pre-
vaing there. and that the Diet was without either power
or authority.
The malcontent deputies and the Emperor.
The deputies who have fled TO Prague, and desire to
sembe the Austrian Diet elsewhere than at Vienna had
an interview with the Emperor the 18th, and returned
to Prague the 18th They were well received by the
Emperor who told them, however, that with regard to
their proposal for an accommodation, middle course
was impossible and not to be thought of He had the
welfare OF the people at heart and decisive steps were
to obtain that object
The following is taken from private letter OF Ger
man officer serving in Jeachich's army: "Inzersdor
near Vienna, October 1--we have now been staying
attack on Vienna on the 18th instant but the Ban altered
his pan and marched off to the right, in the direction
of Medlng. We not strong enough in our former
position to stand encounter at the time with the
Hungarian army, under NIGGA, (Which is said to have
already entered the Austrian soil A 900 in number, al
though yet have not sing lie s0dier and with
the Vennese We therefore retreated to this place in
order wait for the required achievements which are
hourly arriving. From Bohemia, Chasseurs, and five
battaons of infantry have joined six baalions
of infantry reg ment of curasseurs OF dragons,
and OF ancers, expected to arrive within two
three days Count Schick approaching from Gallca,
in forced marches, with eight battaons of infantry, and
other troop. will come from Upper Austria and from
Syria. hope we shall be sturdy army OF 10000 men,
who may be relied upon, the 10Th instant. which will
be quite sufficient for the purpose The best spirit AMI
mates the solders--those who under the especial
command of the Ban well those under Auersperg
We are extremely reoiced that the Emperor has invest
ed Prince Windschgraz with the general command
all the troops present Austria for he is energetic
leader in whom the whole army places lis uncondi-
tional confidence.
Tie last depuation from the Diet to the Emperor have
returned to Vienna When they presented the last ad-
dress of the Diet brought by the deputy Wiese Count
Stadion informed them that the Emperor had published
proclamation in answer. This proclamation import
ant one 1t shows that the Emperor had determined to
put down the radical party in Vienna.
Vienna is surrounded all sides except one, the
Nussdorf line. The Russian ambassad has left the
CITY, The two commissioners OF the central executive in
Frankfort after remaining short time in Vienna pro-
ceeded to Omuz Nearly the entire population of the
capital resolved to hold out TO the lastcome what
may.