The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-04
TWO CENTS.

Of Lower Austria, who occupy the camp Of the Belvs
der and who xtepd on side to the village Of sim
meripg the side of the Danube and partly TO the
South Railway. Further. and from Klein Sisdal To
Moedpg and on the declyity of the forest of Vienna
the restless bands Of the Of Croatia vbo
ARE yran. WITH thsl. red csp. sczsseh.rs With
frontiers, and all mingled with cavalry aud Imperial
artillery
aOn the othsr side of the Danube, near Susan.
brun, Is encanped Waachian regi emit Here are
their pioneers and detstchments Of cavalry, and
on the 9th in march Pesth and whose Colonel Fer
rari was yesterday compelled by his officers, to
give hs fes,sIston On plain further Of towards
var army teen waited for with impatsncs BY some,
The springs OF the mt, so much st least A
It's revolutionary nature will admit Of control 10 con-
centrated In the following authorities First.-The
Diet and the Committee Of Public SAFETY slsct.d hs
H. this latter being in immediat. communication VIII
the army Second I he Communal GU n oil which met
i0r ,ne hrst time on the 9th October, and which in
cudes great number OF very active radicals whilst
.ne con,stva.Ne party keep aloof from It's debers-
tons Third-The commandment general Of the Ma
uonsi GUARDS In whom is vested the command
OF all the armed forces in the city Fourth =
Fourth. committee of students who not only are
Al me mead OF the nivery legion but who ara re-
garded by oil the population the central pont Of
information and importan proc. edipgs 1t Is to this
for ammunition; before whom all soldiers made prison.
e are taken pretended SPIES dangerous or disaf
iscted persons; the cannons are delivered TO them
which have been captured, the ammunition &C &c
and to them Is made report quarter of an hour
Of what is observed from the towers of So 1T ssphen
Fifth The Central Committee of the dsmocratio
clubs who exercise great influence on tho mo
The Cologne Gazette, Of the 18TH states that Count
dAuersperg had resigned, and that Gen. Schwarsen-
berg was appointed to the command of tho troops In
bis stead.
49, FRAaKroRr, Oct. IT. 1847.
We have intelligence from Vienna only up to the
1ath 1t announces that General Auersperg who was
stated In previous accounts to have resigned the com
naDd OF Inc troops had effected u notion with Jsl-
lachch; but, though it is CONFIRMED bv the Breslav
papers the Cologne Gazette espresso. doubts Of It's
correctness and the letters of the 18th not men
non IT, Inc deputation nominated by the Diet to
wait on the Emperor, had left Olmutz to Join him
letter rays that the resignation of DobblshoH and
Bach had bee accepted by the Emperor Prince Win
dhcbgraetz was also said to have for Onuts where
troops 81 Gsllica and Bohemia were ordered TO pro
ceed Before Its departure the city of Prague had to
give twelve hostages to the prince to enable himto
march on Vienna with the garrison In the course Of
emma Was changed four times, and at length pro-
visionaliy conhded to M. Messe nhauseu nomnstsd
by the COMMITTEE of Students. The Hungarians
were only two miles from Vienna The Ban vaU
however, receiving new reinforcements every day All
the troops and ammunition which it was possible TO
dispose OF were sent to him every day from Bohemia
GaIlicia, and Moravia The Communal Counoi OF
Vienna bad undertaken to provide for all those rem
@ 70 w9rk by ineie' received in the pub
families Of those killed. The railway trains from VI
emma arrived very late at Brssaw owing the great
number OF perfons who were flying from Vienns the
greater part without baggage. The total number Who
have fed is estimated at 10000 On the 18th tho train
a s Vienna consisted Of sixty carriages that OF
In the evening sitting Of the Constituent Assembly
OF Austria, on the 12th M. Schuselka said that an
hour ago the people had brought dead body mutils.
ted In horrible to show to the Diet the sots
OF brutality committed by the sodiery The Commit
tee OF Finance reported in favor of demand of the
mibiter to be allowed to the credit Of the bank
according to his necessities and the authorization
was accorded. NJ Schuselka announced that two
members Of the Hungarian Diet had arrived with the
following address to the Austrian Diet =
nation liberty against tbs
the ,ss .,sde r their with which
the aamy I n . ,,S . The
sssGn the sS5 God ard Tho
and s1n s its duty TO- contribute
rs a M;,n is + common HuIy slssay rejects ali
scemn declares the obliged IF end fa'.ha1 as ana ana
sv Of the austrian ration T. olaras that
mon .a. e'ien The irast s right sqSs,
st,PS BY r., the Austrian Diet 1900 able
Of the troop stationed Gaia. The Hg,sn nation begs
Glaze unaian raise prons land ssanss the
les,S q q. 1s HHr ito to the G0gy shall
nsn chosen BY the eamalla % oIpss tho *'y Austria
ysn hs bopsaran ,rmy the orders to pars
him o as the sy &C. s s ,o.y,
sGn N #" s III before G.d and hal
ta. t1 s ns sns%ssis II SS
on enemy The AGAINST the
It orders that the army ADVANCE E nan:ons"ee
shall not m on q h Ct n oh Hsssss
s'sned BY the President Of the Huparsp
Sehu'elka announced that telegraphic despatch
bad been received from Lohner setting forth thai
after many difficulties. he had been admitted to an
audience Of the Archduke Francis Charles mani
esto Of the Emperor, printed during his journey and
distributed rywhere had also been received IL was
'0uched in nearly there terms:-
The Emperor has left Vienna bcaue small and daring parv
has excited sn,Ieston therein and be leave
'eo,e WV v mo
M Borroscb proposed that in addition to the address
,ready cent smother address should be sent TO the
emperor inviting the different people Of Hungary tos
at Vienna 20 as to accord equal rights TO the
iiferent natioDaities. After some discussion the
motion was agreed to- and the address ordered to be
'ent to the Hupgsrians. NJ Smolks was deonitivelv
, nc, rIesident and Brests Vice President IN
ports on the situation Of the city, the enthusiasm Of
the population, the arrival Of renforcements &C. He
st lated that that town was tranquil and that many
deputies had left to join the Emperor The Diet being
utions has declared null and of effect all the reso-
utions OF an olated Parliament which may assemble
sroued tns Emperor or anywhere The Bohemian
oeputes on their part protest against all that may be
lone at Prague.
Our Sandman Correspondence.
Turn, October 10, ls4s
Yesterday evening the siting of the federal Cougress
" Turin was, for moment, excited by an extraordl
harry incident Whilst the project of the federal pact
vas under discussion, the news was all at once spread
hat Milan was in full revolt. All the Assembly, ex-
'ited as If by electric shock at outed Ling
i've Milan! Long live the Lombards ~ A eommis-
on, composed Of Broglio Leopard, Montes.molo, and
calero was Immediately sent to the Ministry asce
ain the truth Of the report On their way they met
eversl members Of the Lombard Consulta, who gave
hem the following explain atoms -" All the Austrian
roops at Milan consigned to their quarters; the
'hoe city is in great sgitntion and expect severe
vents" The Assembly at frss electrified by the nrst
'ews received this communicate with regret. At
be end OF the discussion, Mamiani charged to
onvey to the King an address signed by all the repre-
entatives Of italian provinces at Congress, in which
lis Majesty was solicited to profit by circumstances
repair the disasters OF the valiant Piedmontese army
The false report OF the instruction caused great