The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-25
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"CASTlGLIONE Field Marshal Lieutenant

ITO the report of FieldMarshal Lieutenant cpun, Cas-.
following intelligence, ~ wv
After Baron krieg had in consequence Of DIE events of
Yesterday virtually given his authority made over
The combined cyil and military power Count
became evsy h ooeaea IN 1S a
forenoon large masses OF people assembled in the streets
taken smith, suggestion OF the police /, han
pened this occasion, that were fred from tho
neghborhood OF this smiths residence on the com sp-
pointed to assist the commissioner of police which being
returned by isolated shots the side Of the troops
the alarm posts; Count Castisone visited the CITADEL and
then went to the main square, where four companies Of
anuy and division of cavalry were drawnup. On his
arrival there it announced that barcades being
constructed in many of the streets The first barric.de
OF balls fell from the neghboring houses on the troops en-
ased in hs service The was % dSsR and
without heavy loss 1t was evident from this first assault
continuance in the narrow streets would have led only
useless bloodshed. = ~
drawn and led into The concentrated position at the oot OF
the castle already indicated by the alarm which had been
wounded by shot in the head and side He however
retained the command for some me ordered the town to
be fired on from the citadel and transferred tho command
of the troops to me at quarter before 9. N
THE bombardmen, wa, continued At last a. in the
made their appearance with flag Of truce, and declared
the al ha s ..9sSa1 BY
The bonbnrdment stopped after which, the capitua
ass Se had Killed and about
40 the latter four officers The loss of tho
insurgents is reported TO be considerable. anfEi
posts while the morar designed for the defence OF the cit
e ppd an
position to take yet more decisive measures.
Reserving later occasion circumstanal 40
count the conflict refrain from stating that all
the were animated by the best Spirit and fought with
"Capination concluded with the Austrian government
through its Representatives, Major General Baron Moi.ke,
resenatives Prince stanislaus Jabonowsk and Count
Adam Potocki, the other, in Cracow, on the 18th oil
April at half past 8 in the evening" lS4S.
81 The city of Cracow pledges itself all Polish
and French VINO are not aSs'Iam
within "a and the commander that they
shall not be molested on their way to the frontier;
So The committee operation 10 TO be broken up
the date of the present capitalization, and no new COM
mtee is to be formed
red and recognized according to the regulations contain
ed in the patent 25h March, and the subsequent i'm
structions of the Minister OF the Interior.
All the barcades erected in the city Of Cracow are
to be leveed entirely removed by o'clock Tomorrow
IS The injuries proved to be sustained in consequence
of this days by the Austrian military ana the
officers Of government are TO be made gooa oy ne cy
pee tally, to lay down their arms . ,,
~ full amnesty is assured to all concerned In these
In concuson the first point of the preceding conditions
far modified, that, the entire removal Of Me nnn
Count OF great numbers for their entire de-
parnre from the Austrian territories enatged 70 Wires
days
"sTANIsLAUS, Prince.
ADAM Count POTOCKI.
CHARLES, Baron MOLTKE. G. M.
ULRICHSTHAL, G.. M.
THEOBALD, Captain.
Important Announcement Denm.rh and the Duchies.
We cut the following from the Liverpool Mercury of
the 5th:
In the House of Commons last night, Lord Pameston