The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-13

II lad IN the minister, making these DEMANDS, Who' !"
some resistance thought II prudent 70 give way,
accounts from Vienna, OF the lvlh sti, s'a, s". -
4 hS,,anca az a nopulaT manifestation agaihs, Inc pro
n'I it;,non which was almost literal copy OF lh'
eu Eancb charter as too anstocratic, the Empero
given way, and promulgated new sohg'n S WI ,
Utmost literal copy OF that oil Belgium, including uh
AMI snarage This was followed by resignation o.
ministry -,t, 90, u.
n,ng of the 18th, open landau, containing the En-
or and Empress of Austria, drove out OF vienna oV
Maria Hgaie the Emperor ACKNOWLEDGING ne sa ~
ions of the people, who supposed he was drWlhg 70
khonbrunn, One hour afterwards on empty tia'ens
rae with the imperial arms, took the same 'ou.1'
mi al nine o'clock four other Imperial carriages, eaoi
favn by six horses, passed through me gaze; y was
90" evident that the imperial family had iett vienna
s event was made known TO the asionshed poPua'lo
\ the following morning. by proclamation Piaosuued
~ the walls by the Persdorft ministry Whien enlahed
offce al the earnest solicitations OF the Emperor ana o
university The proclamation stated that the ministry
y only received verbal announcement OF TINS depart
which was kept a secret at the lace, and that the
s,or had gone 10 Innspruck for change OF air. 1t
w announced that Count Hozos, the commandment
hi Of the national guard, and Count Wllczek, had
u cited after the Emperor 10 persuade him to return
Y The rnsh ON the National Bank was so great to get
for notes, that 1t was iound necessary 10 smut 'he
Tbs news tina, the Emperor had quilted the city pro-
raJ The greatest excitement The inhabitants are una
nausIy Tor the Emperor and the maintenance OF the
tint monarchy.
tl aJvontage of the confusion which prevailed to pro-
ain; republc but the people excessively eXas.
rasd iell upon Them and would have hanged them, II
rational guard had not nterfered most energellcaly
W. Isan from the Agemeine Zsitung of the 2lst OF
lI,r that the imperial family arrived at lnnspruck at
n,st 10 D. m on the 10th. Their approach had been
narnced about half hour before, by courier The
"nraa and national guards proceeded with torches to
set them, and their entry greeted with enthusiastic
[bosrs he he assembled citizens
The UJemer Ze1t,mg of the 10th contains proclama-
an from the War Minister to the national guard and the
rooms eyhortng them maintain order during the pres
o crisis caused by the sudden departure of the Empe-
fr The same paper contains ministerial manifesto IN
Contradiction to certain article in the Wiemer Zeltung
n which il is said sthe Emperors last day at Vienna
wouIJ be the first day of the republic"
An evening edition of the Oesierreich'sche Ze,tung OF
e same day, dated fpas p m, says; "At this mo-
msnt the ioyiu information is spreading that his Majesty
will return this very night TO his faithful Vennese
Thousands stand round the Imperial Palace expecting his
arrival That palace is still occupied by the troops and
the national guards"
Subsequent accounts state that all acting in concert
r the speedy restoration of order, and deputaton has
been sent TO the Emperor expressing the universal desire
hat he will come back Immediately
The National Assembly of Prussia opened at Ber
in on the 22d instant by the King in person.