The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

Wnen the news OF the arrest OF Froeoel aud the
Others to Frankfort the Mnster of the Judiciary
notified, upon the Interpolation Of Wesendonk, that
he had cent remonstrance to the cablnst OF Austrs
demanding the release Of the members; but not much
effect is expected result from this measure. The
members Of the left ms collection of about 900
forms for the benefit of Froebel and Blum which thsy
sent by special messenger; but the money will, pro
badly, never reach its destination. ..
On the 10th inst the legislature (Landtag) Of wur
temberg passed resolution IN regard to Austrian
affairs in which the central power executive d..
parme Is advised to aid the In their effort
10 recall the full rights and advantages gained the
spring revolution, and guaranteed by the Nation al
Convention and that the state Of martial law under
which Vienna was placed by Windsohgra.z, be imme.
datey suspended. Only three members voted against
this resolution. As they deserve to be known BY the
rest Of the world, give their nsmes-thsy are Bis
singer, Kuhn and Afterdirgen.
In my next may probably be able to give you q
condemned and reliable account Of the whole siege
the surrender OF the city; meanwhile not omit q
acted demand of the Emperor and the laborers nd
Academic egions who defe ended the city One of the
troops, In letter to friend, says: SIN house to
which we had been kindly invited, there dwet poor
aborers family, the father Of which had just fallen
the bridge of st. Sophia He lay in lower room, q
gaping wound in his breast from g-apnell shot. aud
his wife and children surrounding him in indescriba
bic agony, while veto shame be it ssid-gazed
concernedly and without emotion, upon this Of
desolaton and destruction without have not
any thing Of that cool of mind and hardy he
rosm which some ascribe to the females Of Wen du
ring the catastrophe The women are soft and
be- Those who did not weep lament had resigned
to their fate with that religious and pious
confidence in Supreme Ruler which is vainly sought
and basphemies are heaped upon the heads Of those
who caused this desoation but they are not confined
to Prince Wipdischgratz- mount higher, and
meant for whose name hitherto sacred
and pronounced only with venerstion and love-
Emperor Is proverbia but to- day among the whstling
bullets and cannon balls in the midst of Of
ro death and Destruction the last spark Of this love
emma. Farewell Hapsburg, beauteous star ~ heard
an old gray haired man sigh when the last remnant of
the walls Of beautiful palace tumbled to the
ground Are these the instructions of our EN-.
peror to Windishgratz p? demanded Austrian citi-
zen. in gazing upon the burning suburbs" =
The behaviour Of the troops, who have trumphsnty
entered the city, whose duty is to restore order
tranquility, presents marked contrast to that of the
msreatment, is their only employment. The wealthy
and aiss declare that their lives property
much safer with the armed workmen than since
0upation Of the city by the royal troopsn - =
One Of the soldiers walked deliberately into house.
took beautiful child from the Of its distracted
himself by alternately teasing and nursing it. and de-
cared upon being told to return it, that he would
ther roast 1t and eat it up than take it back"
a citizen in spe add coach driving towards the gate;
be Immediately jumped upon the drivers seat knocked
where he sold it, with the horse for forty six fornsn
The soldiers detain every passenger whom
they encounter search his pockets, and rob him Of
whatever valuable article he has about him''
will not offend your delcacy by describing the hor
rible and iuhumane treatment which some OF our f.
males received at the hands Of the Croatan solders
violation of virgin purity and innocence considered
pastme by them. Even boys UNANIMOUSLY violated,
and the most persons barbarously tortured
The Hungarians are victorious They have thrown
Colonel Simonick, who invaded Hungary from Galicia
with 10 900 according to other sateme nt with only
60Oel me and had advanced as far TharNan, back
10y distance OF sixteen leagues, (l8 milesj Hunga
spies had betrayed the weakness position of
his army and the Msgyars: with about 10000 troops
made attack Simonick whose troops were wesried
marches re-
teated towards Cooling He lost two pieces of artillery
The bridge over the March. Godingen, is demo-
lished and the Hungarian commander declared that,
20 lopg as Simonick emained upon Austrian ground,
be would not attack him; but as he came over
tho troops, and invade Maehren. The troops Of the
Hupgarians said to be very numerous. eachichs
and Simonicks troops do not amount to more than
40 0C0. Reinforcement has therefore been sent from
Vienna. 1t is said that Robert Blum shot on the
morning Of the 9th inst in pursuance of court
tial sentence. Schuette demanded the protection of
the American Ambassador Two leaders Of the Aca.
demic Legion taken in service by the French
bse.ador Benz is said to have flown to the Hupgari-
ans The most Of the editors Of the democrstic pa.
pers are arrested Lieutenant General Weldon was
appointed Governor Of Vienna by the Emperor.
Our Liverpool Correspon dence.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2, 1885,
Quarter. past IL.
The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 1000
bales. We have quiet market to-day. Prices are
fully Is lower since Wednesday.
The improved feeling in the cotton market noticed
In my last despatch continued up to Wednesday, and
large business done at last Fridays improved rates.
The demand, however, since then has fallen off, and
he market has become less active; So cotton how
rer being very scarce is still very dear Fair Mobile
,as improved "a. Yesterday sales were 1000 bales
The Gales OF the week, 80 e00-7 coo being on specu
alton.
market has been extremely dull, fall having taken
,lace in all descriptions This is in consequence Of
he heavy arrivals of foreign and -four from
he States ana the Continent Prices will still further
ecede.
The reductions are, on wheat Id for 20 lbs on free
'onded feur, Is; Indian corn and Indian meal, 2s
Is. 3D.
1l1sAM
The grain market has opened with decidedly bet
er feeling this morning, although but few transac-
ions have taken place. and many persons OF opn-
on that we have now seen the prices at the lowest.
3s 3D. is asked for yellow Indian corn and BIS. for
Ihite per quarter.
There is nothing more than is contained in the
rice current except that sugar comes lower from
.ondon this morning, and 1t will have some effect
Rice is very dull there is very little Carolina here
last India is plentiful and the price dropping Very
ificult to effect Gales even at q decline.
ECO bales Of Manila hemp have arrived from Ame-
lea, which has tended to depress the market ttle
the consumption is small, and 1t is not thought 1t
Eill leave much profit to the importer.
The Canada must have encountered heavy weather.
yom Sa s, sss ,nam
I Holy head was w. fresh. Just now it is blowing
aher fresh from the S. VS. with the barometer do
20 lilo. having fallen 410thS since yesterday
lie weather looks threatening, and 1t is raining
Bank OF Englsnd.
An account pursuant to the 7th and sth Victoria, |
hap 80, for the week ending the 25th day of Nove-
YER, 1e48.
DEPARTMENT.. |
Totes sued .Gz7 3S65t5 Government Debt ell 05 100
Other Securities -. 29si90O
Gold CON and Bull.
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Silver Bullion. .... 507,9f9
GT,2sG5D GT3S65s5
DEPARTMENT. |
'rcpiietors Capital f4h53O10 Government securi-
Test. .............. 34lS,O7U tics (ineluding |
ubNc Deposits Tin. Dead " eight An
GLIDING Exche- nuity) El34jaO12 |
guer, Savings Other Securities. lOT5i4A
Banks Commits Notes .......... 99s6 ITO |
sicpers Of National Gold and Silver
Debt and Divi- Coin, ,,,,.,,.., 1921
dend Aocountsj 59o2.492
ther Deposits. -. 9932t5O
day and other
Bills ......,,... l,oJC,Cs5
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