Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-31
c=,;.a .1mv withdrew slowly in an eas'erly


direction .,,orCcsEIJI. IN |
sANGUlNARY AND suCCEssFr IiGHT
pr siIrTppECTION IN VIENNA.rLd,USroor
SETHE EMPEROR-MURDEeE, Us En- En-
MINISTER OF Wharf.-The DEL CIV
pERMANENCE. ,;a;,as of an.
The German mail has brought 'iuiusS v -
,,ber insurreclion and reVoiut'ou ~ Ito,
WIN W. n,;,,,arv and the flight OF the Emperor
Ths s;snal for the present uprising was s'ssn ~
no ,,,smnl of the Government or me wal WILLIE
W. - rsmove rom the capital certain ieelmeh.s
.ss;eh nod shown sympathy win inc PoPuia,
Wiz Wiz" Tbe neople prevented The departure OF
thess regiments, which finally joined tnem, ana
tor the 6rst lime in the revolutionary ese ,ha
GERMANY body Of soldiers were iounu " W. .'
eide of instruction. Inc m'uis'e, y.
s.ou - ,,nur has shared The late OF Count Lar
s Cou. anJ ,he two Zchys; and Vienna was IN me
.,o.es.s;on of the insurgents on The I'm. ne po-
pors Thai have been conferred on the ban nave
heen revoked, and il is now 10 be seen ~hethe, ne
will scl up to his asserted inienlionsIo iep.a;
The Emperor firmly on his throne. MS ai"J
nearer Vienna than Pesih.
Two ba,talons OF grenadiers haa receiver
marching orders for hungary pafloh VI .ne
men refused TO obey. They were, 'neie,
c,r,ed by regiment OF culrassiers. AS lhey aP-
nroached The Bridges over the Danube they were
rrece,ved by armed peasantry, who preVehsa
,b.m from proceeding further, fralernIsea WIN
,hem and commenced demolishing The bridges.
National guards arrived, and sided with the MI
li,arv. The cuirassiers, who could NOT recioss
he bridee. we're obliged to retire. a hsht soon
ensued between The grenadiers, naiionai suaiu'
and people on The one side, and battalion oi ~.
sieis, of The Polish Regiment oil Nassau on sne
other supported by troops recently aIfiVea liu sa
Prague. The struggle lasted I'LL midday ~ .ne
Leopodstad,, and then spread TO Inc Guy, wi.eiu e.
students and The country people. bes~teh ~. ue
hours of four and five 10 The afternoon, Inc MI
nis,ry OF War, which was only guarded by mir
~ men. was slormed and ransacked, ana Inc Mi-
mister OF War, Count Latour, murdered IN me
mos, barbarous manner by slabs IN Inc oouy anu
blows of a sedge hammer or axe on Inc hedu,
and then hanged on lamp-post IN tue coui'
yard. ,.a r;ab, bv
Inc military and body OF the national guaIu,
but fell into the hands of The people towards
morning who Immediately armed themselves
The report OF cannon and musketry continued an
Yesterday and during the whole oil Inc niSn,; ''ie
alarm bells in The city and surrounding villages
never ceased ringing.
The murderers OF Count Lafour declared mat
they would serve all those who shared ms views
in the same manner The Ministry IS clssolVeci
the Minister OF Justice is said TO have oeen .el-
zed whilst endeavouring to leave The CITY, ana -
locked up in the Aula. The Other Ministers,
with he exception of Dobbihoh and Hofnoos'ly,
have secreted themselves.
All the military have lett The ciy, ana N
fighting has ceased.
The Diel declared itself in permanency, and a
teputa,ion was sent to The Emperor al Schoh-
btunn. demanding popular Ministry, and the
revocation OF the decree Of appointing the ban
Royal Commissary Of Hungary.
This morning, at eight o'clock, me Whole ini-
perial family leil Schonbrunn, in The direction o.
Iinz All The troops on duly al Schonbrunn
have followed them. The castle al Schonbrunn
is unguarded.
Various proclamations were issued during the
day in the name OF the Diet -u
second decree, signed by Franz Smoka
Vice PfesideD, OF The Diet, announces that mea'
sures had been taken 10 clear the town Of Inc
military and 10 declare general amnesty Tor al
persons concerned in he instruction
THECHOLERA INGREAT BRITAIN.
The Liverpool Times OF the 18th instant says
ave regret 10 state that The scouree winch
during the last Jews months, has desolaIed iht
eastern paris OF Europe, spreading its ravage
from Cairo 10 ST. Petersburg, and lingering with
in the few weeks at Hamburg, has al length, a.
apticipa,ed, reached The shores Of Great Britain
|, is now officially declared by the Regstfar-Ge
neral that The Asiaic Cholera has appeared II
The metropolis, and we'll authenticated cases o
/ the malady are reported from Sunderland
Shields Hull and Edinburgh. The disease mace
IFS appearance almost coneInporaneousiy u
Suudcr md and in the low lying districts below
London Bridge In both places The lrst case'
were those of Incorporate sailors who came IRON
Hamburger and were attacked by the malady or
| The voyage. As regards Edinburgh, the origin
The disease is Left in doubt. The official report
,he Regislrar-General in London reported l;
cases up to Salurcay last. 10 Edinburgh, "
which had proved sa had 9seR % 2 sass
, in the present week The number Of cases in Lon
don is alleged to be abou, 20, but dayly officia
I report is Lol yet issued. The authorities in al
paris Of The country seem 10 be taking the mos
Jealous precautions 10 couneracr, prevent, ant
, remedy this dreadful malady, which we earnestly
hope will make but bret visit 10 our Shores
The alarm is greatly diminished respecting its de-
slructiye effects among the great body OF The PEG
pie and we trust with the extensive arrangements
made 10 check lis progress that the limits oil il:
mortality will be confined 10 The seaport towns
and that The great manufacturing hives OF indns
try will be spared this irightfui addition 10 The
many sufferings they have lately experienced
, The latest intelligence from France and the
Continent is contained In The following postscript
10 The Liverpool Times:
Paris, October H. evening.
The greatest agitation has prevailed to-day res
peclDg the ministerial crisis. and very various
reports have prevailed, one OF The most generally
received is, that the executive have asked vi.
Armand Mauasl 10 lake the leadership.
II is thought that King Charles Albert will
avail himself oil the catastrophe at Vienna 10 re-
commence the war in Italy. Several Of The ee-
nersls in garrison al Paris have been ordered To-
day 10 join The army OF The Alps. A report pre-
walls Iae this afternoon that great number Of
the German cities are in instruction. These
and similar rumors have, however, little founda.
tion beller than conjecture.
There has been slight disturbance at Flo
renee, which, however, had been suppressed
without disorder, by the 6rmness Of The military
and police.
We learn that in the iasurrecion at Vienna
$50 were killed, whilst the wounded were 500 or
600 in number.
BURNING OF THE TEMPLE OF MAUI