The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

he fourth division 1.-THE reserve which left Brancon
about month ago for the interior Is also its march
to concentrate at Bourg"
The Venice Gazette OF the 7th ult states, that on
that day the provisional government, presided by NJ.
Csstelli, had surrendered the administration to the
Sandman commiss sries Messrs Coli and Cibrario
This ceremony took place with the greatest pomp, in
the hall Of the former library in presence Of the Card
nal Patriarch, and General Pope, Comman Chic
Of the Venetian forces The cross Of Savoy and tn,
Lion Of st. Marc, figured on the national banners.
The ffba Of the 10th instant announces that on the
sth, the people Ct Rome had signed address to the
French Republic. and made a grand demonstration
before the Palace of the Embassy of France courie
Prolegate, iustructing him to summon the Austrian
to evacuate the ponti6cal dominions within three
days.
We quote the following from the aIba of the 10th ut
Bologna, Aug. 9-Yesterday was day OF struggle
We are now more tranquil. The people wrought won
ders. The carbipeers and the custom house officers
fought bravey The Austrians, who were entering oy
the gates Of Golere and San Feice with three pieces
Of artillery attacked by the people and repused
after two hours hard fighting Our men have reco'
vered, by miracle the position Of the Montagnaia
which is of such Importance to u.s. Meanwhile some
Ausraps forced back at the point OF the bayone
and others driven from the top OF the walls our friends
occupy the other position Of San Michele ana bosco
1t is situated without the walls and the more impor-
tant inasmuch it commands the whole Of the town
Barbados thrown up all along the street as far
as San Momato gate. The ammunition was exhaustedi
but on a sudden, sufficient quantity arrived to re-
eist new attack The Austrians having been driven
from Fece and the village Of Pattizae the arti
lery has ceased roar At the Montsgnala the
balls grape shot have battered the houses to pieces
The people have behaved bravely We have had eight
killed and fifteen wounded. The Austrians have had
forty killed and eighty made prisoners F"
1t was reported in Paris that General Cavaignac
had sent courier to Wen to notify to the Austrian
government that all invasion of the Tuscan Roman,
Pedmop tese territory would be regarded by France
as casus 6e. 1t appears also, that he addressed,
on the same day, final instructions to Gen. Oudinot,
in the event Of his being obliged to Cross the Alps
The latter was in the directed to hold him
self in readiness to march that the forward move
ment might be simultaneous along the whole line,
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the field.
Naples.
Naples, and the kingdom generally, were tranquil
The King placed every confidence in his Minister Of
the Interior, NJ Bozzei who steered middle course
between the dictionary and ultra liberal parties NJ
de Rayneval the French Charge d. Afaires, had been
most courteously received by the King who was evf
IDENTIFY anxious to propitate the French Republic.
Austria.
The Wiener Zeitung of the 18th inst, contains q
port of the Emperor's return to Vienna.
Populations from the corporation, the university
and the garrison Of Vienna proceeded on the after
noon OF the 18th to Stein the Danube to receive
the Emperor, who arrived at that place at o'clock
The populations having been introduced to His Ma
jesty by the Premier Baron Doblhof, the Emperor
thus addressed by Dr. Saer the speaker OF the dspu
tations
:sr-Thc city Vienna transported with joy when it
atern heart had yielded to the entreaes of the vennes
your ancestors and your devoted
OF the corporation as the organ OF the
Majesty accept the Of the thanks and the
the %9 r Of 5 a. aSa
solemn assurance thathe whole Population Of Vienna Will at
Maests: most sacred person person '''
place your trust in the grateful love and yn,hakaSs
moment inspire US to exelam God bless the and united
His Msjesty thanked the speaker in the kindest
and protested that he was happy to return to
Vienna.
The Emperor landed at five O'Clock in the afternoon
at Nussdorf which may be called suburb of Vienna,
where immense crowd of people Of oil class awaited
his arrival and sauted him with deafening cheers.
On the pier His Majesty received by the members
of girls strewng flowers to the imperial carriages
The pier at Nussdorf ornamented with atriumphal
arch, from which the German and Austrian colors
were gaily futterpg in the breeze. Several other
arches of triumph erected the Of the
various suburbs and girls, dressed in white, with
empress who kindly accepted their presents.
The Emperor drove first to the Cathedral OF ST. Ste
phen, where TIE Deum was sung, ana from thence TO
where he arrived at eight O'Clock in the
evening. The committees Of the corporations, num-
Der of National Guards and the membars Of the Diet
filed the grand saloon Of the palace. When the En-
peror entered the saloon he by the Pres
sre-In the name of the Diet in the name peo
pie Austria Diet represents welcome Ma
esy back the halls your ancestral palace the
The nations Of your faithful people at the happy arrival
their the % 0mno
tons of newborn pTospey The Diet Ierressenns as it does
irvioaby 81 the constitutional throne. Your Aaesys
VIII f iSe I the
throne eager for The people;
s % S Be Il Sss .s SS
hes God bless s PerSinsnd he
free Austrian people God bless ms faithful and noble eonsora
h ha, Anna God bless the constitutional Imperial House
Enthusiastic cheers from the whole assembly fol.
81, 70 Maie nd d.,
and then retired to his own apartments.
The weather magnificent, and Vienna and
Schoenbrun were splendidly illuminated during the
night.
"Tbe news from the scene of war;" writes cores
pondent of the K0ner Zeiung from Pesth, Of the 9th
instant lis threatening indeed. Theinsurgents have
entered the Comat Of Toronta and prepare the siege
of Grand Beeskerek one Of the largest and
cities Of Hungary. The district Of Grand Kknda is
threatened with invasion and crowds Of the more
peaceable inhabitants flying from their homes to
escape from the cruelty of the insurgents Count
Beththod, the commander Of the Hungarian forces,
has sent flag Of truce to the rebels encamped at St.
Thomass They insist on their former demands.
The Banat Bxczka and Baranga to be united into
a Razish country CWoywodschaft) and the waywode
shall be elected by the Razsh nation The nation
shall likewise appoint patriarch and the religious
If this be done they win not object continuance
of the union with Hungary, and to sending deputy
to the hungarian Diet.
"The combat continues in q most barbarous man
ner. Csttipg of Of heads and saving OF Of limbs
appears to be the order Of the day with the Razes
The Archduke stephen has lately deposed the Metro
polt of Carlowitz. This act has excited the fana-
ticm Of the populace This state Of things
full in the extreme and the Hunga in spite OF all
case The country in the lower Thesis and the Danube
the granary Of Hungary utterly devastated by the
Jellslichs negotiations have proved abortive,
and it is to be expected that his Croaans will
later the Danube and carry the war into the
heart Of Hungary
The Danubian Principalitles.
inform ation which has arrival from the
Danuban principalites, very scanty and contra
dctory. The German press has circulated q rumor Of
the Russians having evacuated Moldavia. This rumor
is refuted by consuls letter CT the I'd ult in which
IL is sad-"T The Russian garrison is still an almost
intolerable burden to our population Most of the
shops shut for the Russians have knack of buy
ing without money. The peasants have burned their
crops in the fields seeing that the proceeds Of their
harvest would be taken by the Russians There Is NO
end Of the misery"
Holland.
The Journal de la Haye states that the King Of the