The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-11-11
Gen. CasaignAc .

ErIneP. ptlAld4 NuAlbt al ttaN
.- al Gen. Csyaigusc is either the prelude 10 has
- ,s,1-sr,sur from Office, or more probably 10
.-rscapyulsion brought about by The resentment
% Pei Reouhlicans, and hose who were Re-
- T5esns before the 24ih Of February, al being SO
-, ss,rig45 OF the sweets OF sovereign author ~.
G-r Csyaignac had no alternative; he perceived
ado rs;5riy IN he Assembly, formed OF 10y
-. LegitmIsts. Moderate Republicans, they
e. t1I become EgrIb.lcans ALTER TIE 2iih Feh-
r.sy. possessed the power " excluding him from
lFcs.
tie had no other resource but 10 attempt a
rs,,r Of cOncl.i.l5n. the result has been that
BlcouI, the Pirisc, .PariS. ha' written letter
,ssisninE his Office, and IN plain terms says That
h ssa59roves Of Gen. Cayaignao sdroit policy.
Ne avs he slsll resume his place among the
.ys-ssries Of Royalty, which he will combat I'M
gz-ag DISCUSSES: he concluded significantly: "Ali
DE- s5.tiers Of Democracy must be al Their posts:
me has ceased 10 be- where my political symPa-
as eK.sl no longer" Another pregnant proof OF
lie critical po-i,iou OF CAVnignae Is 90 se found an
he Esgeung oiihe N1tiOHdL The Orleans fami.
+. Ess ogerihrown by the Sub-Ediiors OF The Ma
,5rl' Louis Napoleon keeps quiet.
Movements.
lie cheap socialist 5angnets continue 10 be
ssl. and one which Is 20 take place on Saturday,
H. p, under the auspices Of Mr. Ledru Rollin
.-saiss 90 lille alarm. The funds which had
a. led when lhe moderate party were admitted 10
he Cabinet have sgain declined. On Thursday the
82sTeen,s were ~ 40 and the 5peE cents Go-55.
Austria.
Pg05sEss Or TIE RyOLUuOY.-Ihe stuPen-
-1Jus events which are passing in the neighboT-
hood o, Vienna and in the Austrian Empire, has
seP oil Europe IN alarm and amazemeni during
ne Week.
last week we announced The breaking out Of
ne insuUecu0n 81 Vienna, the flight Of the EmPe-
roI snt lie sscentency Of the insnTgeni party on
he ID and Sth u.L
Athis unciure Jellachich. at the head of a nC-
meI0us sImy Of Croaiians, was advancing toward
Baes Pes.l With view 10 suppress the lnsunec-
nonsry proceedings in Hungary, when the intelli-
genee Q! tie revolution Of Vienna reached him.
he Instantly TUNED his columns in the direction
q Vienna and advanced with rapid strides toward
- capital
i1eEpeTg, the Emperor's General, who had
re'iousy taken Up MS military position at Belvi-
lele, IN he suburbs OF Vienna, had kept the popu-
.sii0n in hoarly alarm Of commandment, and du-
ING he nights OF he 10Th, lin, and l2th, the
1hasianis OF Vienna have undergone all the ter
"s oi momenlarllY expected seige by the two
armies.
seems Thar the Diet in the city had made
many Intellectual attempts by threats 10 induce
on yelachlch and AuerzpeTg 10 retire and for
lesi ION hostile proceedings. Both evaded d.
&c answers or refused 10 give sny definite declaI
-lons Of their intention. The position OF Amer
leig military point Of view being untenable
MESS ne al once bombafded the city, has beer
,niaesnonably evacuated. Reports state tina
'e,aemch has retired toward Neusladt.
would seem that Prince Windeschgratz, VIII
Dasl distinguished himself by his decision a
Ilssle, has proceeded toward Vienna, and is 4
e1linanc, under the orders of the Emperor, III,
'yloinec armies Of Jellachich and,AuerspeTg.
very probable that these armies have re
S1 nom Tie immediate bombardment of III
- Of al any rate if they have decided not 4
s.1sa y, hey NAV take the position 10 cut oil
- s.P pines, 50 as 10 reduce the inhabitants 4
hePofS say that The Diet have 10000 men i
I'm, I'm oe'end The Austrian capital, but a vas
.1,l Dei o. these must be in favor of The Emperor
ever effort seems 10 be employed 10 81
C5r, s zee, sha Infsme the poPulsce against tn
laS W. 20 51e oheT hand there cannot be less tina
r,.,. oo regular troops enciTcling Eienns at hi
:, I,eS s a Ie-niorcements appeared 10 be pou
he