Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-04
THE REVOLUTION IN VIENNA.
PROM THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE..

PROM THE JOURNAL CONCIERGE.
The terrific outbreak which took place in Vienna on the
9th instant and which resulted in the complete triumph the
popular party in that capital occasoned have be-
fore remarked by the Of the Austrian Gov
eminent towards Hungary added the development just then
made by the publication of correspondence that said
Government had supplied the Croaans with money and other
means of carrying the against Hungary This war,
must be understood is a civil war-both the Hungarans
and Croatans being nomnay the dominion of
uia Croatia lies to the southeast Of Hungary proper and
united to that county the twelfth century by force OF
arms The population of Croatia is about 64 OO0 aud Of
Sclavona adjoining province which ympalhzes and
operates with Croatia about $50 OOO The inhabitants Of
these provinces OF Scavonc origin while that Of Hungary
proper chiefly Teuonc The population of Hungary pro-
per is six millions. may seem strange that 50
large population should be invaded and almost ove,powered
by population much smaller Bot il be remember
ed that the army Of the Hungarans aud stu is Italy
with Marshal Radezky. Their country was consequently
destitute Of national troops whilst the contrary the Croas
Immediately found the Of regular and perfectly dis
ciPned army in what called the frontier regiments More.
over Hungary does not contain any mandatory Of arms
any arenas whilst, the contrary, the frontier countries
a mtay organized found hand important resources in
the dPots and the magazines OF their regiments ADD could
hs very easily the peasants and volunteers who came
III crowds to join the army Of the Ban Jeach. This
plains the facility Of their first advantages.
This between the Hungarians and Crosans grew out
Of The revolution in Vienna in February March last That
revolution in extended TO Hungary, and caused the
independence Of the country he proclaimed under the lead
eship u Prince Bahys ami and " de Kossuth The Croa.
ans and Sayonans heeupon took up in the name
The Emperor and commenced their march to put down the
revolution. They may have had other objects heart bat
this their ostensbe purpose OF the sympalhies
q The Emperor and his Court with hem and hence the
promises Of aid which made them by Laour the
Austrian Minister o. War BY the last authentic accounts
the CroOan army, led by Jeach, their Ban held strong
position within about days march both from Pesh and
Vienna Il thought improbable that, consequence
Of the revolution in Vienna, his march might be directed
to that capital instead Of Pes,h.
The Emperor any time TO have rcInquished
his hold upon Hungary, to have considered lis ndcpen-
dence any thing than nominal Accordingly be sent
Gen. Lsbrs Tor the pseicatiou and administration OF that
kingdom The Hunsaran Assembly passed resolutions against
Generals Mission and the populsee murdered him. This
brutal affair exaperacd the Emperor and caused HIM
toe following decree
"We, Ferdinand constitutional Emperor Of Austria,
&C., greeting the representatives, and Of nneay
Transy lyanis &c. assembled in Diet Pesth To pro-
found g,et and indignation the Chamber Of Representatives
Louis kossuh and his parsans they adopted q resou
ton The 27h against the mission OF Roy Commits
sone Field. Marshal Lieutenant Count Francis Lamb ~,
charged 10 eesaish peace, before he lad pre- scented
his letters ia consequence Of which Royal COMMISSIONS
attacked by furious popuscc and assassnated IN the
most cruel Under those circumstances cur Roya
duty compels to adopt the following for the man
tcnpnco OF the laws:
81. We dissolve the Diet Il must, therefore, close il
sings as Royal ieschpt shall have been pub
hshed.
"2 We decsrc all the resolutions and ordinances Of III,
present Diet which have not been sanctioned by be egs
and null
ID We give the command Of all the troops which are il
Hungary, and IN the annexed countries, we'll in Tran
syvsnia, TO Ban Of Croatia, SclaVona and Dalmaa
Field Marshal Lieutenant Baron Joseph Jelnich.
-. The Kingdom Of Hungary is subjected TO martial lav
until tranquility and order shall have been re-estabsheJ
Consequently the authorizes cannot convoke assemblies
towns districts.
IS. Our Ban Of scIavonia and Dalmsa Baron Jcllach
sent y the present escp Royal Comssary Pleni
poteniiay, and give him u powe's and authority ex
erclse iu power ia the present extraordinary circumstances
representative Of Royal will In pursuance those IA
powers declare that all that the Ban Of Croatia shall com
and resolve shall I've considered having been
I'd 10 vitno Of our Roy al power.
&c. We recommend particularly to our Royal Commits
oner TO take 70 bring punishment the murderer
Of qur Royal Commssaty Count Lsmberg aud their accom-
plices.
"7 Al other affairs Of the civil Administration shall
treated according to the laws.
I" Given at Sctonorunn, Oct g."
0 This Of course brough, matters to crisis The Hunqs
,hst they must either establish their independence
be completely subjugaed The red feathers LAS symbc
= Of IsR2RIsl Which he 0ypgaIiap CammisxiapsTs ha