Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-09


Another evidence of General Cavaignac's
critical position is to be found in the wa
vering of the Nationel. The Orleans Fami-
" was overlhrown by the subedicts of that
paper.
Louis Napoleon keeps quiet. The Soci-
aists' banqnets continue. One was to be
held out on Saturday under the auspices oil
Ledru Rollin. which creates great ALARM
The Funds, which rallied when the Mode
rate Darty were admitted to the Cabinet, have
now declined.
The stnpendous events which are pass
ing in the Austrian Empire kept all Europe
in a state Of alarm, excitement, and amaze
men,, dnring the week ending on the Slh
ullimo.
The Ban of Crotia was advancing towards
Peslh at the head Of numerous army, with
the view to suppress the Hungarian ,insur-
rec,ion. when the intelligence of the revolu-
ton in Vienna reached him, and he immedi-
ately turned his column towards Vienna, ad-
vancing rapidly.
The Emperor's General, who had taken
position in the suburbs of the Capital, kept,he
population hourly in alarm, and during. the
nights of the llth and 18th October. they
underwent the terrors of momen,arly ex-
peeled siege by two armies.
Report states that Jellalich has returned
towards n ewstad,, and that Prince Wihdesk-
eretz, who lately distinguished himself al
Prague, has advanced towardes Vienna to
command the combined armies of Austria
and JellaIich. They will probably no, bonn
bard the city, but cut off supplies and starve
the inhabitants into submission.
The Diet has 100000 men to defend the
| CAPITAL and The Provisional Government
Some, however, are favorable to the Empe-
ror, who must have abou, the same number
investing Vienna, as reinforcemenls continue
to pour in from all quarters. The Empe-
ror has retired TO Oen,z in Moravia, where
he can collec, countless thousands Of Scla-
vonians, ready to engage in war against their
German fellow subjects.
France holds aloof from the quarrel
Russia stands ready with 100000 men up
on the confines of Poland to throw its whole
weightin favor Of the Emperor and in sup
port Of the Sclavonic government.
Regular communications from Berlin to
Vienna are interrupted, and Railroads have
deem torn up. These events are producing
serious results in Italy. The Hungarian SOL
diers at Milan have determined to return to
their own country and position. Radetzky
appears to be in perilous condition, for
should Charles Albert seize favorable mo-
ment to cross the Flino, he may drive the
Austrians from Lombardy faster than he was
lately expelled himself Present events may
change the whole face of Europe.
Vienna continues quiet and orderly, and
all the public buildings were protected by
the people. A courier which arrived at
Hamburg on the 9th states that Jelalich has
separated his army into five divisions The
Genoa CourIiere of the 18th ult. says that
the Vienna news acted like thunderbolt up
on Radelzky, and the feeling in the army
was very awkward, not knowing what pow
er they belonged to.
On the 18th. October the Diet OF Vienna
sent all ultimatum to the invading army, sta
ting the consequences that must inevitabyen-
sue unless the Ban of Crotia and the Hun
garian army left the vicinity. If this is done
it may avert fatal disaster and inevitable war
The same paper states that this news in
creases the strength of the war party at Turin.
The Piedmon,ese troops have received
orders to be ready for the field by the 10Th,
and General Durando will Immediately as
sumo command.
A rumor al. Paris states that Charles AL
bert will not renew the armistce, but will
e-commence hostili,es.
Spain was still unsettled and Portugal
quiet.
CURE FOR THE CHoLERA.-A correspon