Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
FOR THE GALENA ADVERTISER.
Arrival of the Cambria.

Arrival of the Cambria.
IMPORTANT FROM EURoPE-S1EGE OF Vi.
ENNA-THE ASSAULT AND CAPTURE OF
THE CRY BY THE IMPERIAL TrooPs.
BosToN, Nov. IS.
The steamship arrived here to-day at
l2 o'clock, NJ.
:. The markets since our last report has
been firm-Pork has been freely taken.
and Bacon has advanced to IS per cwt.
Lard is in fair demand, and although low
er in the early part of last week, has since
recovered. Cheese is in less active de-
mand. The import of the week compri-
ses 1875 bxs Bacon, 1872 bbls and so kegs
of Lard, 1873 casks Butter and 1913 bxs
ofCheese. The imports of foreign grains
introduced into Liverpool, London and
other leading points in the United King
dom, are increasing, and this, combined
with the fair quantity Of home growth,
keeps the market on the whole, supplied.
la the absence Of speculation the trade
exhibits total want Of animation, and
buyers only purchase for the supply Of
their immediate and pressing wants.
In Mark Lane, on Monday last, Wheat
was sold at Sis to SIS for red, SIS to COS
per quarter for best English white. In
dian Corn brought 81 to 39s per quarter
for yellow and white. The sale of Amer
lean Flour was dull, but the price quoted
varied from 20 to 32s. per Dbl. for U. S.
and 81 to 3Os for Canadian. In some in
stances, the price Of English Wheat re-
coded Id. per 7Olbs. The following rates
were paid for American descriptons:-
Canadian free red, Is cd. TO Is Sd. per
bushel; white, Is 1Od. to IS Cd. U. S.,
red, Is Cd. to IS; white, IS Cd to IS I'D:
for both United States and Canadian had
dull sale, but prices were maintained.
the former being quoted at 80 to SIS, and
Canadian sweet at 28s Sd. to eos per Dbl.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna has at length surrendered to
the Imperial troops, after eight day s.
siege. For six days previous to the 28,h
ult, The lime was consumed in cndeavor-
ing TO bring the Viennese into submission
and several attempts were made by the
inhabitants to obtain better terms of sub.
mission from the Emperor; but all to no
purpose.
On the 99th the engagements were
chiefly on the southern and eastern sides
of the city, while on the western the bat
teries were heard at intervals. In the
evening bombs were thrown. Gen. Jel-
lalich had completely taken possession of
the suburbs of Vienna Many fthe Ma
tlonal Guard threw down their arms. and
a great many weapons were found which
had been thrown into the canal. The
workmen. on the contrary, displayed
great valor. No students we're observed
and i! was therefore conjectured, that
they had laid aside their peculiar distinct
i've marks, for the purpose Of remaining
ancog. Not many bombs were thrown
into the city. Between twenty and thir
~ houses were burnt down.
Eleren o'clock at Might
Nothing was yet decided upon. Be.
hind the victorious advance Of the troops
the inhabitants Of the city itself were said
10 have raised white flags Of truce, which
however, were torn down by the opera
tors. Only a few shells were thrown on
the evening Of the 28th, as means Of
inspiring terror. They were directed
against the University, but great num-
Der of rockets were thrown on the follow
ing day.
On the 29th, at midday, the troops
we're already on the gacis, at distance
of only two 10 four hundred steps from
the walls of the inne- city. On the same
day truce was agreed upon, which ex-
tended to the following day at noon. Then
the Hungarians, who had crossed the from
tier, made an attack on the imperial troops
assisted by sortie Of Viennese, but they
were completely defeated. The Viennese
having recommended the combat, the CT
ty was bombarded once more.
1t is stated that on the 31st the Hunga-
rians, $4,000 strong, attacked the left |
wing of Windeschgratz, and right wing
Of Jellalich.
Messenduser made the assault from the
gate in the vicinity Of the Red Tower,
and was completely routed and driven in
to the Danube.
Windeschgratz, on the 3O:h, sent the
following Geographic despatch to Baron
Wessenberg, the Minister President:
"Vienna Internationally submits to-dsv
My troops will enter Vienna to-day.''
The greater portion Of the Hungarian
went over 10 the Austrian army, among
others the regiment of Lechlingstien.-|
During the struggle in the district Of Vi
emma, the whole town was in possession Of
the imperial troops.
Nov. 1st.-On the evening of the 3lst
the Imperial troops made their first entry
into the inner town, after having taken
all the faubourgs, and advancing quickly
towards the bastions, upon which white
flags had been raised, they were sudden
y met by shower Of balls. Shells and
rockets were upon this thrown into the
town.
The Imperial Library and portion Of
the Palace were seen in flames.
\The town submitted, and the Burghers
9hd the Rarn,hners gates and the great
square were seen occupied by the militia.