The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-29

not shut their doors and windows The deputies sent into
lion to the city. Only few shells were thrown on the
evening of the 2sth, means to inspire terror They
directed against the university but great number
OF rockets and shrapnells thrown on the following
day On the 29th, at day, the troops were already
the gacs at distance OF only 200 to 400 steps from
the wall OF the inner city" II
Letters from Vienna, in the Agenein ZeitlHg, dated
the 9th ult., say that the individuals designated by
Windcshgratz to be delivered up to him General
BEN. Pullsky. uhe Hungarian Secretary OF SateD and
Schultz.
II is stated in the Bresau Zetung that the army OF
Wndischgraiz consists OF &c battaions of infantry leach
battalion amounting TO 200 men) ve regiments oil cav
airy, and go cann0ns.
The Preussete Stats Auseger contains the following
account dated Vienna, the Goth ult
1.-THE Communal Council OF Vienna issued the follow
ing proclamation
"Ci.zens! The commander n-chief of the national
guard has communicated to the communal council the
intelligence that the national guards and the guarde
mobile, well as the Academic Legion, resolved to
throw down their and submit the conditions i'm
posed by Prince Windischgratz depuation, composed
Of the members of the communal council and of the ma
tona guard has repaired to the Prince for the purpose
OF making this communication TO him.
Vienna, October 30, IS4S.
THE COMMUNAL CouScIL OF THE Cry OF VIENNA"
Accounts in the Breslauer Zeung, dated Bresau. the
3lst ut state that the Hungarians $4,000 strong
attacked the left wing Of Wndschgratzs and me right
gate in the vicinity of the Red Tower The Hunga-
rians however. were completely routed, and driven INTO
twelve o'clock sent the following Geographic despatch
to Baron Wessemburg the Minister President: -,
"Vienna Internationally submits this days my SOL
ders will enter Vienna to-day"
1t reported after the commencement OF the
battle that great part of the Hungarian troops went
over TO the Austrian army; among others the regiment
LEOPOLD Count Lazansky,
"Vce President of the Government.
"Omutz, Oct 30"
Letters received in Paris state that it the 3st
the imperial troops penetrated into the inter of Vienna
Haps had hppn hOl0tQ IN he hast
troops advanced but they were received with discharge
OF gape-shot The bOmbardment was then Recommended
OF the palace were set on fire Other reports state that
those buildings burned by the popnace After the
troops occupied the palace the Karner Sasse, and the
square of ST. Stephen The troops forced the gates OF
the Bugher and the Karnerhor, and carried the palace
by assault is said that the only portion OF the palace
which suffered is the gallery of natural history On the
lstns, the fire in the imperial library was extngnshed
and it expected the manuscripts and the val
liable books The students defended themselves to the
last the neighborhood of the University On the ls
INST they were still in possession of the Salzgrer bar
troops and it is added that the barracks carried by
assault and that great number of prisoners were cap
tured with arms IN their hands stated that General
Benz had fed, carrying with him large distracted
According to teegraphic dispatches received at o.
mutt, the disarmament of the Vennese had begun on
Baron Won Wessemburg has sent the following circu.
lar to all the Austrian ambassadors at the German courts
The late events at Vienna have, in Germany been
partly viewed in wrong light In order to form more
correct judgment the subject, attention ought 10 be d.
reced 10 the following points:
1.-The military operations which, at the present mo-
ment, take place under the walls OF Vienna, have but
one obect-namely the suppression OF anarchy and the
eestabshment OF legal order has never entered the
thoughts OF the Emperor or of his government to rerac
the guaranteed liberties or to realize the chmera put Tor
ward under the OF reaction by the anarchical party
much less to conquer for one OF the Austrian nationa
es supremacy over the rest There IS no strife OF ma
Onalities-no change OF the monarchy into Sclavonan
Austria the German press believes, prstends to be-
heve but combat OF order against anarchy OF legal
authority, without which no government can exist,
against TERRORISM OF against destruction We
cannot but denomnate It confusion OF ldeas-a mscon
cepton OF facts if another meaning be given to this COM
bat.
1.-The revolution has put on German dress. The Ger
man coors have become the coors OF the party
The liberty the greatness and the welfare OF Germany
the protection OF which the Emperor OF Austria considers
ms special duty are NOT TO De opposed by forces arms
out Inc measures OF ms Majesty government and army
are solely directed against that faction winch uses hose
coors and those objects for Its own penlcous designs
ellis Majesty the Emperor and the government are
FIRMLY resolved TO Carry on the combat with all the means
at their disposal These means have been more accurate
~ designated by the manesos OF the 10th and 18TH ut
The military measures have already been carried into eX
ecuuon AN army OF nearly 9oooo men, commanded py
fTihce w nasCigaH, VINO mas akeh MS heaaquafeIs at
1eZehaor IS Diockaaihg the capta ana nave reason
10 entertain the hope that the more immediate OBJECT OF
"At the same time, it has thought fit TO transfer the
Diet from Vienna and to convoke 1t to meet at the krem
sier on the 18th OF November
BARON Won w ESsEMBERG.