Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-11-10
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
From The Liverpool Times Of October IA.
THE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND

We regret to state that the srOurge which, du.
ing the last few months has desolated the cas-
tern part OF Europe, spreading its ravages from
Cairo 10 ST. PrtPrshurgh, and lingering within
these few weeks at Hamburgh, has at length. as
anticipated rehched the shores of Great Britain.
It is now officially declared by he Rcristcr.Gcr-
eral that the Asialic Cholera has appeared in the
metropolis, aud well authenticated cases of the
uaady are reported from Sunderland, Shields
Hull, and Edinburgh The disease made its m
pearance almost Contemporareously in Sundrr.
land and IN the low lying districts below London
"ridge. In 10th places the first cases were those
ni lntem peratP sailors, who came from Ham
"urah and were attacked b, the malady on the
voyage As legardS Edinburgh, the origin OF
The diseise slett in doubt.
The official report Of the Registered aneraI in
IorGo lepored thirteen cases up to S,urI ~
asst. In Edinhuruh up 10 TIE latest roport, lhpI,
had tCcn lwputN.hvc cascs twpntv oI which
hnd proved fetal Up to "Wednesday in The
p'eseut week The uumhPr " cases in London j.
rIeged 10 h' about two ", tut q daiy ciFicrar
r"porr is rot yet issued The authorities in all
.oI sot the country seem to hc ia king the mos,
l"a oUs plCCautjoo to rour,cract. prevent, and
,cucdy ths d,rrdul ualpdy, which We carl-
'. " hope wi,urkr Lu' bret sil 10 our shore.
Il" alsNm i greatly diminished Respecting It,
lrstru tive roctauoigrl lhr great hrdy Of the p.o
'r; Ave r0st, With the NtrI eive orruU UgrmAnts
made to check lts progress, lhll .hp mtt> OF mo,.
'}Nty viii ne CO il1"i 10 thF seaport towns and
I tiat the great ,nrDu acturI0I hives oI irIusiry
vii b" spared th's irighllul add;son to The ma.
y sof'nrGs 'l"y have lately experienced.
lATTLE IN hungary.
The Creates, urde' the Fan Jenrhtch. su,-
aired severe defeat on the e9,h MT in the
ncrghnorhood Of Stuih'wesscniurgb. The lo'.
ow ny a. the details o' The acloa, given ~ III,
Aust al Ljcyda Gazette.
"On III" 29h SEPTEMBER, al quarter 10 II
o'clock IN lac morning. JpItachich, At the head
o. hS army issued forth ron the gates ot
) hlwpirss"nhn'g, his picked troops N .ho van
a c hIack'd the nght wing oi the luncaliru an
ny with his main tOdy. Two companies Of NJ.
90 guards were the FIRST attacked, and tell
"ck ~ dlsord'T but raymg, advanced slcadi.,
With hXrd halonet,, aud dove the Crornns
o'ck with slaughter. Jpllachich then issued Or
i''s 10 his culaesers toIchargr, and placing him.
Ell at the hHod OF th"n advanced at Iull speed
o. the Lu lga.ian infantry. The uungaria
,dNnfy were dr"wn up in iatt'e array in beau.
ii"I obd'r As ih" "urassers came rushing or,
il ma ,ked batlCrry o. tn Hungarian hrdw,h,
OtN
n infantry, srut muir lerous vollpy Of tulIets ia.
% the ranks oi !he holsrmen, who retired in
.-order.
The Hungarian hussOrs charged in their turn, and
a hand to hand MELEE ensued which lasted from
eleven in the morning till five in the afternoon
General Mogg, who commanded the Hungarians.
displayed the Sreatesl skill and coolness. At six
o'clock the artillery ceased playing, and the Gro
al, lv in
tiun.'
lNSuRRECTION IN VIENNA.
The German mail has brought tidings o" anoth
er lnsurrecion and revolution in Vienna, which has
terminated, like the first, in the defeat of the mill
tary AMI the flight of the Emperor. The sirnal
for the present uprising was given by the attempt
at the Government or the War Minister to remove
rom the Capital certain regiments which had
shown sympathy with the popular party. The
people prevented the departure OF these regiments
which finally j,mea them, and for the irst time in
the revolutionary events Germany body OF sol
dlers were found on the side OF nsurrection. The
Minister o. War, Count Latour has shared the
ate OF the cunt Lamberg and two Zichys; and
vienna was IN the possession OF the insurgents on
the Ith, The honors that that have been confer
red on the Ban have been revoked and il is now 70
be seen whether he will actup to his asserted in.
tention-to replace the Emperor firmly ON his
throne His army is nearer Vienna than Pesth.
VIENNA, Oct. 7.
Two bottalions of greuaders had received
marching orders for Hungary; portion of the
men refused to obey. They were, therefore, es.
corted by regiment of curassers As they an.
preached the bridges over the Danube they were
received by armed peasantry, who prevented them
from proceeding further, fraternzed with them,
and commenced demolishng the bridges. Nation
al guards arrived, and sided with the military
The cnlrassiers' who could not recross the bridge.
were Obliged to retire. A fight soon ensued be-
tween the greuadiers. national guard, and peoplc
Oh the one side, and battalion o Gsilers, of the
Polish Regiment of Nassau on the other, suppor-
ted by troops recently arrived trsm Prague. The