The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-21

talon OF Schoenal's infantry, which stormed the
first barricade in the Jaggerseil, defended BIZ
twelve pieces OF cannon, was entirely routed
This barricade was, however, carried soon after
by detachment of grenadiers and Jagers, and
the troops then pushed on and obtained possession
Of the Karls Theatre and adjacent parts The
suburbs, Louisa street and Francis are in flames
The leaders oil the legion have fed.' Winds.
chgratz has issued another proclamation to the
people OF Vienna, replete with the most admra-
bic advice, powerful arguments, and humane
assurances; but at the same time he declares
that the parties who caused the murder of La
tour, who tyranise over the city, who have been
the sole cause o. all the misfortunes that have
happened, shall not escape punishment although
they are the foremost to demand an amnesty, 10
demand liberty-the liberty of triumphing over
their msdeeds
The Prussan Stats .fnzeigner OF the 3lst
alt says" The above is SO far confirmed by
authentic intelligence that the bombardment and
attack OF the city commenced on the morning OF
the 25th, soon after ten o'clock. Respecting tine
events which Immediately preceded it, we have
received the following intelligence from the en-
yirons of Vienna -
"' Prince Windischgratz had twice extended
the term tor deliberation the last term e1-
PRED on the evening Of the 9th. On that day
there was an almost entire cessation OF hostIi-
ties. Two large fires were seen in the city or lis
lhhieuldte vicinity, ne Prince mad notified 10
the Communal Council that he should consider
it responsible for all the damage which might be
sustained by the city from the measures he
might Ind it necessary to adopt Some individu.
ais who escaped iom the city with the greatest
difficulty, stated that the armed people forced
their way even into the inns, and compelled
strangers to take part in the combat.
From INDIA. The news from British India
brought by the overland mail, and received in
London
ton of the mail ITSELF is OF considerable impor
lance. The British forces before Mooltan have
received d check, and been obliged to make a
retrograde movement, in consequence of the de-
lection OF large body Of their allies We cony
the following summary statement from the Lon
don Times:
The intelligence is unsatisfactory alike respee-
ting the operations before Mooltan and the gen
eral state OF the Punjaub. Our forces in that d.
recuon have suffered check in consequence Of
the detection OF the auxiliary Sikh Troops Just
as the operations OF General Whish's Brigade had
commenced in the most brilliant manner. Shere
slngh, with the force OF nearly 5000 men under
MS command, went over to the Dewan, evident
~ upon pre-arranged plot-an event which
compelled General Whsh instantly to change
MS tactics, to raise the siege, and having made 4
retrograde movement to unite his forces in an
ehFenched camp at some Is miles from the cita.
DEL, there to await in more favorable nositon
the junction OF the reiniorcements from Feroze
pore and Scinde. Two engineer officers had
since, tappears, fallen into the hands OF the enc
N.Y. Moolraj, by Shere Singh's detection, had
augmented MS adherents to about 20 900 men,
with the probability OF a further accession Of
nearly as many more. Clutter Singh, the rebel
leader in the Hazareh, was MARCHING with about
lo,OOO men to join the Dewan; and although
uhoiao singh had not more positively than here
oiore gone over to the conspiracy, two Of his rep
lments, with stores and baggage had lett TO ioin
the HazaTeh Sikhs AT Lahore the features of
TINS lronuer rebellion were not less pronounced
although happily from our excellent measures ot
defence there he circumstance occaeions -
ground Tor ultimate apprehension as to orr hold
upon the capital. We find, however, that sever.
al other Sirdars OF the Durbar had been found N
be Implicated, and that in consequence of ia
Tact the Resident, on receipt of the intelligence
rom Mooltan, had tonce secured under puard
the person oil Dhuleep Singh, as a hostage. TO in
huence those who wayered, as well "a n fr,,s-
rate attempts made by the Sikhs in arms 70 oct
possession OF the Maharaiah's person. The r.
ldent had also, we told, laid hands on the "a
nous koh-i-no diamond, as measure of similar
precaution. ''''"'
Troops were being poured into Scinde bv sea
rom BOMBAY, TO occupy the line of the middle
lhous, ana 10 march, should their services be re-
CURED, upon the Puniaub. The Bombay iorce
some oil the Madras regiments would reintorce
the bombay stations, at the same time that pen-
eral advance was preparing from the Bengaltron.
ner. From the latter direction well annort;on.
ed force, amounting TO about 20 900 men womId
march upon Mooltan, under Gen. Gilbert. Tho
Poslhon oil the British force in the field, strongly
ehUenched with park of artillery of seventy
guns and their flank on the river, at some 6tteeD
rnles from Mooitan, may be regarded as secure
VI aer any contingency.
On the whole, happily, there appears every
ground Tor belief that the preparations announce1
from all sides OF India to retrieve the cbecL ,.a
nave described are on a scale of magnitude nrob-
aoiy commensurate rather with the extep, =,
past supineness in its exaggerated reaction han
the actual degree of danger
extraordinary CASE There teu n,aa,
% |TT, observation yesterday says the Kinyston
Aols'er eo') Journal, the most singular case If
disease we ever witnessed. The subject 10
~, %an named Snyder, aged 35 years, residing in
.ne towh OF "arwarsing ia this county Fonr
nOn'ns ago he had an attack of sickness but 70.
covered and was to all appearance entirety hal.
Gu: ABOUT fortnight after his recovery he was
seiNeu win drowsiness, and for some fine of,er
s'ePt nearly twO.thirds of the dav Th;a d;ana
oOatlnued 10 increase, until he would sleen two
or three days without waking WI ~. w