Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-02
FOREIGN 80 80 NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
FROM THE GALEsA DAILY ADVERTISER.

FROM THE GALESA DAILY ADVERTISER.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Important from Europe-Siege OF Ilenna
The .4ssanH and Capture of the City
5y the Imperial Troops.
BosroH, Nov. 25.
The steamship arrived here to-day at IL
o'clock, Nj.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna has at length surrendered TO the
Imperial troops, after eight days siege.
For six days previous TO the 2Sth nlt.' .ne
time was consumed in endeavoring TO bring !
the VienIese into submission, and several
attempts were made by the inhabitants TO
obtain better terms of submission from the
Emperor but all to no purpose.
On the 28th, the engagements were chief
" on the southern and eastern sides OF the
city, while on the western, the batteries
were heard at intervals. In the evening,
bombs were thrown. Gen'l. Jellalich had
completely taken possession OF The suburbs
of Vienna. Many of the National Guard
threw down their arms, and great many
weapons were found which had been thrown
into the canal. The workmen, on the con-
trary, displayed great valor. No students
tured, that they had LAID aside their peculiar
distinctive marks, for the purpose of re-
naming incog. Not many bombs were
thrown into the city. Between twenty and
thirty houses were burnt down.
Eleren O'Clock at night.
/ Nothing was yet decided upon. behind
the victorious advance of the troops, the
inhabitants of the city itself were said to-
have raised white flags of truce, which,
however, were torn down by the operators.
/ Only few shells were thrown on the eve
ming of the 2Sth, as a means to inspire ter
ror. They were directed against the Uni
versity, but great number of rockets were
thrown on the following day.
4 On the Goth, at midday, the troops were
already on the glacis, at distance of only
two to four hundred steps from the inner
walls of the city. On the same day truce
was agreed upon, which extended to the
( following day at noon. Then the Hunga-
rians, who had crossed the frontier, made
an attack on the imperial troops, assisted 10y
"A sortie OF VienneSe, but they were COM
pletely defeated. The Viennese having re-
con. menced the combat, the city was bonn
barled once more.
/ IL is stated tkat on the 31st the Hungar-
ans, 5000 strong, attacked the left wing of
WindeschgratZ, and right wing of Jelachi.
Messendusser made the assault from the
gate in the vicinity of the Red Tower, and
was completely routed and driven into the
Danube.
Windeschgratz, on the S0th, sent the fol-
lowing telegraphlc despatch TO Baron Yves
senberg, the Minister President:
"Vienna Internationally submits to-day.
My troops will enter Jenna 10 day."
! The greater portion of the Hungarians
went over to- the Austrian army, among 9TH
ers the regiment of Lechingstien. During
the struggle in the district of Vienna, the
whole town was in possession oil the impe-
rial troops.
/ NOu. Ist.-0n the evening of the 9ist the
imperial troops made their first entree into
the inner town, after having taken all the
faubourgs, and advancing quickly towards
the bastions, upon which white flags had
been raised, they were suddenly met by II
shower of balls. Shells and rockets we're
upon this thrown INTO the town.
The imperial Library and portion of
the Palace were seen in flames.
The town submitted, and the Burghers
and the Rarnthners gates and the great
square were seen occupied by the military.
A brisk fire was still kept up on them from
the windows. The Burghers anfthe Rarth
ners gates were stormed and battered in by
the troops, and the Burghers carried by as
sault.
The students fought like madmen, and
when the rest of the city had given up, still
defended themselves in the vicinity of Aua,
supported by portion of the workmen.-I
On the LIST of November they still held out
in harricades.
On the 50th 5000 prisoners were made
The Hungarians re-crossed the Lietha
and Withdrew.
The Imperial General imposed conditions
which were as>euted TO 10y the Council.
The Council were given until O'Clock p.
NJ, on the S0ih, on pain of the renewal of
the bomhardment.
The People, Students, and the National
Guard, We'd with each other in casting away
their arms, and seeking safety in flight.
LIVERPOOL.
The market closed with an advance
Trade steady IN the manufacturing districts.
The bullion in the Bank had increased.
The revival of the report of negotiations
for ceding Cuba TO the United States created
much talk.
IRELAND.
The public mind in Ireland has subsidized
into ordinary tranquility.
FRANCE.
+ Rothschilds have reported their intention
To liquidaie their affairs in Paris, which con-
tributed to the decline OF the French funds
The 5 per cents. fell as low as 20, and the D
per cents to 6S.
Prospects are favorable TO Gen. Cavaignac
provided the military are against insuerec-
tiun.
The Red Republicans have collected all
their fighting men.
Napoleon's election is still expected, but
with a fearful struggle.
The French Constitution has received the
final snnrfint, Of. the Nafinnnl ASscr,hl,.