The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29
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NEW YORK HERALD.

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Grssd RESOLUTION in the Iaterior-DDsrenf ssets in
.austria--Nsw Gorernment--.army Of 5000 Men
A Nsv Power-Imminent Danger at Hungary.
A third revolution has taken place at Vienna indi-
eating more revolution, and prospect of bloodshed;
than any the former On the twenty fourth of May
tho ministry issued the decree Of the Emperor for the
dissolution of the Acas@mic Legion. The students
and workngmen united to resist although there
three regiments of troops in the city The people and
troops fought and the latter were driven, and two
members of the ministry made prisoners, and the
mainder fed. That night and the next morning to
the latest, the agitation increasing, aud pre-
parations for more bloody contest. Four more
nts Of troops within three four leagues Of
the cty but the people bad exacted pledge Of the
officers " the railroad that they should be
ported to the city, bat it 10 said that the commander
whether he perform the duty Of engineer ii the
railroad refuse does not Every street In Vienna
high the second story Of the most permanent cha
racter for arrestng the operations Of the troops The
address, demanding their and to any
OF them, who might need it. the pecuniary means to
support them. The students had the fore and
resolute and they were in triumphant position, at
the date OF the last accounts They demand the exis-
tence of the University and the Academy Corps which
have been dissolved the Withdrawal of all tho troops
from the city four leagues Distant thirdly the return
Of tho Emperor to Vienna, In eight days. or Prince to
take his place at the head Of the government They
almost demand to hold these two ministers and two
Others as hostages for the fuAlment of their cond
tions.
Afairsare coming to crisis in Vienna and the parties
are becoming more and exasperated against each
other The Emperor must return to Vienna. or ait
Will be too late'' soon The temper of the people will
not much longer admit Of delay. The interior Of Aus
tria is in condition still alarming IL possible
One hundred thousand Sclaves, so called their
march against the rulers and arstocracy of Hungary
Their leader has been pronounced traitor, and re-
himself in manner that will make the condition Of
his enemies most critical In Austria, this part of 1t
mean, the class Of called Msdgyards who are
the present dominant party In Hungary and comprise
the arstocracy and have given law to the country for
along time There are, also, different parties In class
the lover fortunes the SclAvss Serbss All these
are generally spoken Of and embraced under the
Serbes constitute perhaps, the larger proportiop-
These latter are bold and warlike people they have
declared for Freedom They have had their Congress-
ana on the 18th Of May formed government and q
committee Of safety at Karowatx and appointed Ste
phani Choupinotz their captain general, who hiss
or Hungarians, now in power. and who werc in ages
past the usupers of tho country always been
Of classes and scots will be bloody and despe
rate perhaps Of DETERMINATION; Is now tbfeatened
sttuted the principal effective force Of the Austrian
empire and now relied upon constituting the
most e1csnt portion Of the army seat to Italy The
ltal ans being friendly to the Mad2yards than
to themselves; impression which, 1t ia being per-
ceived in Italy Is important to eradicate. There is
also, friendly understanding between this mighty
power of the Serbes which canss,e an army Of hun
Of Russia aud they have no longer submitting to
the power of either Austria or Russia or Turkey The
ger under this state Of things aud While the assembly
Of Frankfort are creating new National League for
Germany the Scavcs country is rising in its might per-
haps to establish power, scarcely ond to Rus
STA heo elf They have adopted the white red and blue
for their flag, and unfurled the banner of freedom.
OBSERVER.
PARIS, June 2, 1s4s.
Sicily Giring Md to Naples-.armies Prepared to EN-
bark-New Revolutions in .qnsfria and Prussia-Ne-
spol.sn Napy-.arrest Of Too Officers Of the Army
100000 Sclares, Croates, and Mascovites
Sicily has taken her stand with the people Of Naples
The governmen MT of Sicily have voted to badge
of mourning for the Dead aud to take the most &C.
tive to assist the living Armies forming
to march Naples; and the steamer Vesuvius is or
drsd to be employed in transporting thcn. Already
largo forces prepared to embark and the will
be carried with vigor. The twenty thousand
troops sent against the Austrans will continue their
route and the only two generals, officers, who
have manifested disposition to return have been put
under arrest; yet the king has good many troops in
aud about Naples and IL they true to him. there
will be hard fighting The head If the king Is at stake
aud he knows thate has nothing to hope, but in vie
1t now becomes very important to know what course
the navy will adopt II t follows the example of the
army the fate If the king will be imme sealed
II not the conflict will b. prolonged but eventually,
think. the king must fall; for il England to
his support nothing can restrain France from rush.
raj European liberty will triumph although Fer
dinand and his iniquitss may be forgotten in the
grand strife. the mighty movement, and the forma-
ton of new government In the heart the Austrian
mi Mons in the forests it of Europe and In
region bordering upon Russia ana a. inc Muscovite
freedom never shone. the tree of liberty has been
plauted--the powers Of Austria aud Of Russia have
been defied. and army of 900 are the march
to meet the danger that demanded the head Of their
chieftain; while the Emperor Of the proud and
tyrannical empire is seeking asylum in the
tains and among the rocks OF Tyro and his ministers
prisoners in the hands of the Students whose Univer
sty he had ordered to be dissolved.
How impotent the potcntate, who, standing
upon the shore ordered the to to flows
aud equally SO IL that power who attempts to limit
the progress of thought and collect ideas by brute
force. Prussia is the brink Of another general
revolution. Indeed. Berlin is In a state of revo-
revolution has need. which although suppr ssed
for the moment after some boodshed, will break out
Sil,sia the Prussan assembly has received remon-
STRANGE pumerously signed. denying the right OF the
king Of his minister's to furnish constitution for
the country, and alleging. that that right only be-
longs to tho people and their Representatives. How
long he power of tyrant last. when the people
have caught up such ideas, and how long will It be
before these truths end justice will be appreciiat
ed by the whole country indeed. the interior OF
both Austria and Prussia appear to be advancing as
fsst toward the goal of freedom the capital which
have hitherto been the chief objects Of confederation
I mention tho movement In the great country Of the
Scalvc Create n nd Muscovte. embracing thirty
or forty millions Of people. ~ of sufficient Importance
to create immediate danger to the Austrian empire
ana sooner or later as SeriouSy uuu
security If Russia Indeed, before six months capses
n new nation may into existence strong enough
under her nag Of white. red and blue banner-t the
banner Of liberty equality and fraternity to defy the
power If both Austria and Russia and become ally
OF tho French Republic to hold despoism in the rest
of Europe check. who orsee the events Of the
next year under the impulse Of such and mighty
movement, as brings 100000 into the field. col
lected in fsw days notice. and bearing the trcoored
nag aloft--the banner Of France, with its old array
ment of colors in the heart of Austria with price
set upon the head of their chief! Duke Etienne. Of
Hungary. making pOeeble disposition to meet
the unexpected enemy and Paris Ia waiting to hear
the the result In the meantime the capital Of
Austria begins to exhibit unsasiness, under the
opcration the acts of the Convention Of Frankfort
Thus the German country is in maelstrom and yet
the people this state of anarchy do not forget their
selfrespcct aud although anarchy exists. they give
laws to themselves and the only blood that is she'd
tho resistance to act Of tyranny
on the part of tho dynastes struggling yet
fnr q xistencc and amoet the only Committed