The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-09

batteries OF artillery, IN all $4,000 men, with 81 field
pieces. There also within short distance of the
city, and prepared to advance when required, Is batal
ions OF infantry regiments OF cavalry and ~ field bat
teres with 90 guns.
| TROUBLES IN THE PRovIscEs.-The Bresau journals
OF the 18th instant contain word about the rumored
outbreak there the Ilh AT Treves, the 10Th inst
meetings of the electors of the district OF the democratic
and of the Landwehr Veren adopted addresses IN
support of the National Assembly AT Dusseldorf the
commercial council and the clubs, well the OF
the citizens, have declared in favor of the National AS
semby and addresses OF support have been forwarded TO
Berlin
announced its capuation and the entrance of the lmpe
rial troops The number killed during The siege is now
said to amount to 00Oby far the greatest loss being
the side OF the mpenasts The population arrested with
arms in their hands to be enrolled in different reg
ments They are at present confined IN the arsenal and
strictly guarded
Lieut. Field marshal Weldon has been appointed gov
of Vienna, Prince Wlndschgatz is TO command
the army against Hungary. He is the officer who
distinguished himself by his ntrepdy in Lomhay and
made himself remarkable by his aconic epistes TO the
Venetian republic. '.e
Some military executions have taken place Kiesaer
Ulmayer, writer of democratic and exciting placards
has been hanged The poet Kaiser is to share the same
fate, and Capt Braun, of the national guard, who for
merry served IN the army has been sentenced to be shot
The commander OF the academic legion, Agner, has
ned suicide. The principal leaders have yet been
taken; black who took prominent part in La
tours murder, has been arrested.
A body OF 5000 still remain in Vienna. The
Emperor has decided upon fixing his residence at Prague
An imperial decree conniersgned by Baron Wessenburg
has been forwarded TO Vienna, authorizing the reconsu-
ton and completion of the cabinet, which is thus COM
posed:
Baron Wessenburg, President; Prince Felix Schwar-
zenbeFg, Foreign Affairs; NJ. krans, Finance; Nj Ma
yer, Industry; NJ Beta, Justice; Nj Bruck, Commerce;
Gen. Buckner, Education; Gen. Back, Interior.
1t is affirmed that the cabinet has submitted its pro-
gramme TO the Emperor, and has made certain conditions
of most liberal nature, the SINE qua non OF accepting
Office
Almost all the above mentioned are popular men who
have risen by the force OF their own ability, and who
utter liberal and constitutional sentiments
ROBERT BLUM sHor-Rober Blum, the Frankfort
deputy has been tried secretly by courtmaa and shot,
The official organ does not state who were his Judges,
the precise nature on the charges the manner OF de-
fence that it is inferred witnesses examined
II is impossible 10 describe the gloom which this exc
cution has cast over the capital the subiuei tone of
conversation IN the cafe, and other places OF public re-
sort the mysterious whsPer-the suspicious gance--all
beuay public uneasness
Arrests frequent numerous and secret, are the order
of the day and IT has been reported that Messenhauser,
the commander in chief of the Vienna national guard,
had also been condemned and shot but this is not
firmed
All parties imperalisis as well as democrats feel that
the execution of Robert Blum is OF which the
results may be already, to certain extent clearly fore
Whether Wnaischgratz in this execution and in the
subsequent acted entirely his responsibility,
is, of course, impossible just to says but may be
remarked, that constant communications are kept up
between Schonbrunn and Olmun; and it is scarcely pos
sble that the fate of man like Robert Bum-a promI-
nent member OF the Frankfort Assembly the deputy OF
an important commercial town. and of the heads of
the powerful political party Germany-should not have
been made subject OF deberaion al the imperial court
Gen BEN is affirmed 10 have been arrested on the
9h confined in the City Hospital and is not consequent
ly with the Hungarian army.
FURTHER PARTIcULARs.-Itis said on good authority
that the Diet, which was to have met on the 18th nst
Der Several deputies however, have already proceeded
thher, and many have resigned.
The town council is almost exclusively occupied with
~ DE
The mperialists. under Gen. Simonch, have expe-
renced check Turnay, and been obliged to retreat TO
Cooling, in the vicinity of the former place.
The WAR WITH HvsGARY.-The Hungarian army con-
sisted Of twenty-five squadrons OF hussar5, four baal-
ions of infantry, and two batteries
All the troops that can he spared IN Vienna will be sent
to the seat OF war in Hungary Two batalons, with an
Gen. Gorgey has been appointed by Kossuh the com.
mander-in chief of the Hungarian army, uce Monga
who has received serious not fatal injuries by being
thrown from his horse during the skirmsh at Scheme
chaZ, Hungary
Gen. Puchner, conmandant of Hermansadt having
been appointed by imperial rescrip has declared him
self imperial commissioner of Pennsylvania, and has is
sued proclamation whereby he places the country under
martial law
He calls upon the inhabitants no longer to yield o5e-
dence 10 the Hungarian government, since is illegal.
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY on THE BoRDER.-The accounts
from Hungary OF the most warllke character The
combined forces of Wndischgraz, estimated al 100000
to 200 900 men, are divided INTO three divisions and have
already crossed the frontier. Jellachchs division is
among the troops that have left
body OF 10000 men remain in Vienna, which offers
picturesque appea al night the military bivouac
abound their watch fires in OF the squares and
streets.
The Hungarian army is reported to be $4,000 strong
The Polish generals BEN and pusk reported 10 be
at Pesth which is, at the present Moment the Hungarian
headquarters
Great preparations for defence being made but in
addition to the combined armies of Windschgratz and
Jellachch Gen Buchner advancing from the southern
province and Ngar from Syria, that there less
than 100 900 men actually in the field against Hungary
The Prince confidently hopes TO terminate the campaign
before the spring.
BETTER PROSPECTS FOR CAvAIGNAC.-The greatest anx-
iey is felt in The election OF President which will
take place on the 10th December.
The correspondents of the London press continue TO
report the chances of Prince Louis Napoleon much be-
fore Gen Cavagnac; but from the number of members
OF the National Assembly who have asked and obtained
leave OF absence VIGOROUSLY with the view to
rather questionable whether the Prince will stand so
well.
AS the time approaches, there does appear reason
TO question whether at this time the prospects OF Prince
LOUIS as bright as they represented
The RED REPUBLICANS AND THEIR cANDIDATE.-The
red republicans, and socialists too must be remember
ed persist their intention TO bring candidate into the
field and this will rather operate To the prejudice OF the
Prince. NJ Ledru Roin has refused to accept the office,
clogged with certain conditions proposed to him by a
committee named by general meeting OF the socialists
This want OF unanmlty among the red republicans will
destroy whatever chance they might otherwise havehad
ever was very remote Indeed, to the prospects OF
the candidates for the presidency the