Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16


New IoaK. Nov 25. 4, p. N.
The royal mail steamer Cambria arrived at the
dock al noon. She left Liverpool on the lth, and
brings seven days later advices from Europe.
England.
The revival Of the report of Il negotiation ce-
ling Cuba to the United States, creates much talk
in England
Ireland
Has subsidized into ordinary tranquility.
France.
1t is reported that lne RothSchids intend to H.
quIiae their affairs in Paris. This doubtless
-contribulei 10 the decline of French iuuds-tha
three per cent. falling rs low as FORTY and five
per cents. at sixty-ihree--but with the prospects
favoring.
The French Constitution has received the final
sanction of the Nltionaj Assembly. The English
press fears il torbotes evil consequences.
The election OF Napoleon TO the Presidency j.
still expected, but with n fearful struggle. Gen.
C'v"lgnac has made suitable military arrange
menls, to provide against insurreclon Of Rod Re-
Pob.lc"ns, aud companies have collected all their
lighting men,
Vienna has at l'ng!h surrendered to tho I,npa-
rial troops, after an eight DAYS seize. Until the
~Sih j;,st.. SIX days were consumed 10 cndeavorjng
to Drug the Foncse iuIo submission, during which
time. several attempts were nude by the inhtbi-
ants 10 obtain better terms OF surrender from tho
commander Of ;he imperial forces, but all to no
purpose. On The 2Dth. therefore, Wiudeschgr0tz,
tie co omm"uder Of the Imperial forces commenced
AN attack on the suburbs Of lhecily. Ga the 2Sth,
the engagement was chiefly confined to the south
erH "HG eastern sides, while, Oh the western bSt-
leries. We're heard ut intervals. In the evening,
bombs were fired in thactv. J,.Iachch, at toe
head Of his division, had, In the meantime, taken
compete possession Of the Suburbs Of Wcdan.-
| Many OF the National Guards threw down their
!
the canal. The wo,kmcn. on the contrary. dis
played great vaior. No students were observed
al this uac. as being openly cu-ageJ in defence OF
The city, ani II waS therefore coHiecturoi that
they had laid aside their peculiar distinctive marks
Tor the purpose Of remaining jnc0g.
IL does not appear that many bonbS were thrown
ln!o The city. Between thirty aud forty houses
were burned down. A. eleven o'clock a. night,
nothing was yet decided upon. Behind the sic,o-
rou5 advance Of The troops the iuhabilants of the
ci!y Itself, were SAID 10 have raised While flags OF
truce, as eory as The previous oyoninE. which now
ever "ers torn down by the operators. On!y a
few shells weEc thrown into the city on the eve
ming Of lhe 2S,h.
As means Of inspiring terror. these bombs
we're Directed against the University. bu, great
number ot rockets and scraphna-s were thrown
on the following day. On The 2G,h, at mid-GaV.
me troops were already on the Giacs, AT distance
OF only 200 TO 400 Steps from the walls Of the ill.,
uer city. But OH this day, "a truce was agreed
upon, Which extended lc the following day at noon.
Then the Eungarlaus. VINO had crossed the from
tier, made an attack on the Imperial troops assIs-
ted by sortie OF Nicnnesc, but they were com.
r,cieiy defeated. he Nicrnasc having recon.
neHced the combat, tae city was once more bonn
barded.
On The 3is:, the accounts state that the Uunga-
rians. $4,000 strong, attacked the Ief. wing OF
Ne 'nd'scherS1z's army and the right wing Of the
o.. ..!..i}. &.
sally from gate in the vicinity Of the Red ruw.
er. hey were compiet .y roitei ari driven INTO
the Danube.
Gen. Wiudoschgratz, on the 30,h, al II o's}ock
sent the following teeLTaphic de-pltch 70 Baron
Woesenb-r-. " fne Minister President Of Vien-
IA uneonst'tutiona!ly submits ta,s day. My SOL
lIcrs will enter Vienna to-day
\ great part oFthe Hungarian troops won't over
10 Lho Au-trrans-amouE others, the regiment Ii
caiens'ren. Iae struggle in the streets of Vim
u2. was OF short duration, aud lHe whole city was
IA The possession of the Imperial troops on the first
OF Noytmbo
On tho evening Of the 3Is. ult. the Imperiai
troops made their first entry into the inner town.
Alternating iakon all The lnuhaurIs. advancing
quietly towards bas.i',!s upon which white frgs
lad been raised. they were suddenly received b,
a shower Of balls. Shells and rockets were thrown
INTO the town, and the Imperial library. and por-
ti"n OF The I-Iacc we're soon iu htm,s. The town
~ubmiiiei, aHd ami the Burlh the karuthuer gates
and The stephens square. were occupied by the
military Still brisk fire kept upon them
from the Windows. The karuthncr gatcs were
then stormod and battered in by tho troops. and
the Bargh carried by assault The students fought
nk" madaen. and when the rest of the civ had
gwen IN, still defended themselves in tho vicinity
of 4 uin, supported by ii portion Of the worl,nen|
on the lst OF November. they yet held ou in the
Ha'z'egHer barracks. On the 3Is,.. five hundred
prisoners were made. The same day the Hung7-
rIans ro-crossed the Laatca aad withdrew. The
iaperial General imposed conditions which we're
asscnted 10 by ihe Council Of Vienna. time being
gtvcn them uuti P IL, OF the 30;h. on pain of "A
renewal Of fho bombardmett, to decide upon pro-
positions, The people. students. and Nationa!
Guards, wed with each other in casting away
lhe'r arms anl seeking safety in flight
Northern ltoiy was III great confusion. An.
InsofrectIon has broken out in G@nol.
rance IS laid to have granted 10000 musk cts
to the Sardnan government.
From the Cer,tro state American.
Wars between France and England. 4
We find Z tabein the Aiaury in,elligencer. from
winch II nP7ears, that for the last 700 wears En-.
gland and France have been az war over one. third
OF that period. In ;he twelfth century, 26 wears;