Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

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s,4esI tot a..uef cooa,ci
IHt Masses lafa-itr hfrd iarte sucvrs. r,
'uIlc's wAirt wee aAsSrte- bf ,vod chee -
snI G4.,t ststi4fges yr tbe NAtuna GJatds
ihe ~is .euis sAi .Ac o rcnsdisu. Toe Nas
ga lnfaEt!, 49, s0oh iotteI o. feutc, arc
20 tfias charge with the bat1url theif ret
fnefsde n,ottnir si " ams t1W uught h.fht
Gen Bts3Y. hen Couimau der, VS. SHOT
tte Br'cfnner troops had 20 Allied, tive
insvrcsuit 5 Iirfc were many wugDdc3.
bui lArif number lad "a, - yet beea ascef.
t4IrrI
A.ff routing tie Government troops, The
Ius9fEeAts marched tom the suburbs into
The t5~n, where they plscei "a ou gun, 10
t,e middle OF tie Jugerhy Square. tho
ssies oil the town were qUatded by dctach-
mouis Of >,Ude.is AMI NauonSl Guards. the
tycfin VAS tova3eG, aud = central COMMIT.
tes formed fof canning on the var
A. one o'c.ofk phuy Of TIC insurgeni
National GuarLs we're aasckrJ on the Ste.
rasrs Pis,f by pliiY OF loyal National
GuNtds, Who stood W The GpvctomeuI, bat
ahets short Ggui tbe ,iltet wetc forced 10
tcu's inlo Tie CsiHeif.i OF 81 stephens,
u,e doors Of " ich they then bBfrJcAded from
Nuh,n But tie insurgents battered down
The doors, eniefc tho church, and dislodged
their antagonists, whose leader was killed
on the very steps Vi the altar.
Oce OF the ctv gates, the BUtgihof, Sill
renamed IN POSSESSION VI the Government
troops Three companies Of shppefs aud
mtuets, with four guns, entered his gale a..
) O'clock iu the afternoon. They were at
once attacked and totally routed, in sIue Of
the grape ADD rHrisicr which they hted from
tncif pieces. Nlny Of them were captured,
d.sarmtd, AMI cuDhHel TO the University
butij.ngs Formidable tlfrlcaJos wee con
situ,tei while lnIs 6shi vas go.ng on. The
Oh i0nticalion oil the CITY were occupied bV
tie annlefy Of the National GuaiIs.
AGet his tho tide Of Instruction rose TO
an uncomfortable height The TIoleTs co.
tered the War office between the hours - {
two and six. seized lbe cannon and arms de-
posted ia thar building, aud captured The
Minister o. War, Count Lltout. The wretch
e. man MAS conducted into the street, and
then he was mo fderel wiiA blows from al
=, and seJge hammeis. The people tore
lne clothes snd orders from tao bleeding DO.
DIV. and hung the nakoI corpse GA a gluocl,
where ., remlIuoI suspended for whole
day. durng which the NalioHa. Gusfds u5-
e.ed IL with muSkeI balls. Coun, Latout's
papers were sc.zeI and brought to The Lni-
yeislty.
Al haltpasi sI O'Clock there was but one
place OF rclufe lef, fer the troops and Ma.
Uonll Guards who sided with %, Govern
ment--lhat place was the Arsenal, famous
Tor IL. glorious trophies from the Turkish
wars. I've people surrounded the Arsenal
aud demanded from the garrison thai Ihcy
should give up the arms which It contained.
They refuse l. 4 combat commenced, II
tho course Of wi h the garrison swept th'
Keangas'a with grape and e'nn'''er' 1n'
surgeons whose f1fy Increased after eaoi
unsuccessiuI attempt TO gain possession o
tae building. The committee Of students
sent several flags Of truce, summon,ng ia,
garrison 10 sutrcnJ1r but lhe bearers wert
shot dead on tie spot TIE people lheI
commenced bOWOAraIug tic Arsenal, aul
the htug continued al. the night though
ull O'Clock on the morning o tie IN, whe,
the garrison surrendered. Those anon,
the popular parry who were not provide,
wnh weapons wete then armed. The NUN
Der OF ALLIED and woualod Is said 10 be We
~ great
Ia The midst OF ,aesc scenes the Emperor
aud the other members o, The Imperial Fam
~ ieit \ieHns a. about loui O'clock p. IN OF
Saturday They we're escorted by 0Ot
cavalry, and TOOK the road towards Limits
When tiie post EFF on the 7sh. tho ci,y %
Vienna VS. all 10 arms, and great excite
menI prevailed, buI there seemed to be 40
dlsp' sIIon to ptTpeirile iUrihcT outrage.
The Pfeussischc StiaiZanzeiger pub,Iahei
the following proclamation of the Dls,
Tie Diet has been Informed Of the fata
events which have occuueI 10 this capital
II has met, and appeals 10 the population O
Vienna Tor assistance Ia the execution o. lt'
arduous dulles The Diet is deeply ailhctel
at an act of unwartsntabie violence, 81
which the dealt, oil The Mlnster vi ar ia,
been caused, bsl II trusts, and "a 50 trustia.
II proc aims It's htm resolution, that itou
This momenl the law, aud tho fear Of the
same, vi. and shall be paramount The
Diet has declared itself petmauCnt; it's tax
ing measures for the protection Of public or
der, safety, and liberty. and a VIII ptoylL,
f1r the unconditional execution of rs reso
iu'ions. It's now making an appeal 10 ~
Sovereign tor the fem0y4, OF those OF hl
councillor, who do nos possess he conf
, deucs ofIhe country The Diet places tA
safety OF the cl,y OF Vienna, The ln,olabt'u
ofrhe Diet aod Ihe. Tnroao, and Ihe wei ar
OF tne country, under the protection Of iH'
National Guard Of Nieuul.
For tho Dis,,
The Presidea,, FRANZ sMOLKA
Vienna, Oct c.
The Oestetrri -hiseho Zruung mention
The arrival Of NE Ban % Crostl al Raab
with an army o( 10000 men and 30 piece
OF eutiefv The approach cot ths arms G..
the Can6ne, of Ausn5. and me direction o
lHcr march beng from R1al 90 Wicse borg
% and. consequently 90 The high road Do vico
na, appears Of great Importance 60 .ae Oos,
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