The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

NEW YORK, nov. 20-P. NJ.
The Cambria arIiAed to-day having stiled on the
lth inst.
Austria.
Vienna has at length surrendered To the Imperial
troops after eight days siege, up 10 the 2s;h uli.
Six DAYS were consumed ia endeavotng 10 bring
the Niennese into submission, and several attempts
were made By the inhabitnnts 10 obtain better
terms than those offered by the Imperial troops,
but all TO no purpose. On the 10Th, Wndeschgrau,
therefore, commenced an attack on the suburbs.
On the 18th, the engagement was chiefly on the
Southern and Eastern sides, while OIL the Western,
batteries were heard at intervals. In TIE evening,
! the bombs of Jellachich had completely taken the
suburbs Of Wiedan. Many National guards threw
down their AIMS, and great many weapons were
found in the adjacent canal. The workmen on
the contrary displayed great valor. 10 students
were observed in the conflict; il was therefore
conieetuIed that they had laid aside their peculiar
distinctive marks, for the purpose of remaining IN
cog. Not many bombs appear 10 have been thrown
into the city. Between thirty and forty houses
were burned down. AT IL Z. NJ, nothing was
decided upon; behind the victorious advance OF
the troops the inhabitants Of the city itself were
said to have raised white flags of truce early as
the previous evening, which, however, were torn
down by the operatives. Only few shells were
thrown in the evening of the 2Sth, and then only
| as a means 10 inspire terror; they were directed
against the University, but great number Oi
rockets and schaprels were thrown on the foloss-
n.
ali ready on the gIccis, at D distance Of only two
TO four bundled PAGES from the wall OF The inner
civ On the 18th truce was agreedatpon, which
| extended 10 tl,e foiIowing,iay al rpen; thentfe
Hnngariins, who had CROSSED the 1fontier, made
an attack on the Imperial troops, mssssted by
sortie of yienloise but they were coalpieteis de.
feated The fienipise thus having fetomnaenct't
| the combat, the city was l,eubarded oneemofc
/ On fhe 3lst ut, il is sfafac that die iI1ngnfinns
Is, 90 strong, attacked the left winig OF Wrdcscf
graft and the rgld of Jiilachich's army. Mes
sensanser made sally from the gate In the vicin
| ity ofthe Red Tower. The, Hungarisns were Gem
ple,ely routed and driven into the Danube. Win
deschgIaiz on the 3Oh uit., at IL d., sent the FOL
lowing telegrapbic despatch to Baron Wessen
burg:
sSThe Minister President of Vienna uncondition
ally submits. This day my soldiers eater Vienna
TODAY the greaiet part OF the Hungarian troop
went over 10 the Austrian arm, and iinong other
the regiment of Liehtinstien. The struggle in tn
streets of Vienna was OF short duration; the Who'll
town was in the possession Of the lniperialroops.
This despatch was dated Nov. LIST, n4S.
On the evening of the 3ist, the Imperial troop
made their first entrance into the inner town, afts
| having taken the faubourgs, advancing quietly K
| wards The bastlons upon which white fags ma
been raised. when they were suddenly received .
shower OF balls, shells and rockets whereupoi
? bombs were thrown into the town, ard the lmper
al library and portion Of the Palace were soon
flames. The Town finally submitted, and III
Burge, the Kamtherers gates, and the Stephei
square were occupied by the military; a brisk Iil
was still kept upon them from the windows. II
s Burge and karmtherers gates were siomol Or
} battered in by troops, and the Barge was carrie
/, BY assault. The students fought Ike madnel
e and when the rest of tho city had Given in, th,
u still defended themselves in the vicinity OF u
/. ! Aula, supported By portion of ~orkmen.
. On the LIST of Noveraber they it'll held O
iagainsL the enemy in the Salsegrisr barracks. I
e the 2lst ut, 500 prisoners were made, and on U
al same day the Hungarisss recroimed the Iieih
b and Withdrew. The Imperial general in,pos
"a conditions which were aasented - by the come
who were given till s r. NJ, Of lie 30th ult-,
assent 70 them, on pain OF a rentlwll of the boz
baFdmeni. TIE people, students md Nation
al Guards Wed with each other in casting sway tn
" arms, and s>->ffg safety in flight. 81.