The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

VIENNA. June 1.-THE latest intelligence from Prague tina,
and that the S $ .
tOS and yert of the National Guard had in
ounicsto, etween the and the held
but the was fast losing ground Ts coans
statements aOst respecting these events
that the Outtreak was Of reaooSary chs
Leo lhun released The Provisional is
mentablc episode the at Prague the death
The rTI Tss nc This unhappy 1y was the
is the lady who in the flames while endeavorn
her child A. the CONFEDERATION Of The csivs hall BALI
Austria an occurrence which Mt the time caused
We shall soon have positive information these
facts as the have dispatched two commissare
events and if possible to take measures to restore order The
Another letter in Vienna paper says
The arrolce Of the Czecs daily and the German
inhab an Of Bohemia describe their peca
yesterday them psradcd the streets
o% Ss 5s rs to the G % and
IMMUNITY They have been ordered leave city which they
sfs Ss 'S - Of The e ssn rs
n9 aNs % 2 0s w mo
though Vienna safe fear that the sreks of
The Demscie .QHg.meine Telling has advces from
Prague up to three o'clock on the 14th inst On the
18th all the principal streets and squares occupied
by the troops The head quarters of the iusu gents
were in the Caroinenthal On the afternoon OF that
would listen to nothing till The remaining barreaaes
were removed This was refused, and fighting
menced, but Of a skirmishing nature. The Cxeohish
troops fought bravely against the insurgents
The Wiener Zeifing has advices up to A. NJ on the
morning of the 18th according to which, Prince Win
dscbgratz in complete possession of the city They
ascrbe the resurrection to the Vaccinations of the
Swarnost faction The Wiener Zetung gives the fol-
lowing interesting details:-
Owing the refusal the Prince give to the people on
ss s %d s s to the
sung TO the Prince hootngs thFsat The
aa s Ssn b sd gs 81. G to Be eT
deprived the unfortunate Princess Of her M the Prince with
adssd following easst m '' must 'H' and
Genemenlf 1T Is desire to insult because
noble BIRTH to my palace there you may think IT.
S as aa o
building qnS esn %afnS sns pEsysS in 5
My 'si iess ss corpse
After this noble Speech under circumstances of so
heartrending nature the Prince, instead of being
hearkened to- roughly seized upon by two Czechs
and dragged to the next lamp-post, where a rope
soon provided At this moment, the Princes grena-
second cleared the square and delivered the Prince
Five minutes afterwards the artillery swept the streets
distinguished generals in the Austrian servce--a per-
feet soldier, of great energy, and will firm iron
The Bobemians fear and respect him, and call him
Prince Herod" His men are bindly devoted to him.
Notwithstanding the fearful misfortunes that have
befaen the Prince (his son reported to be mortaHy
wounded) letter in Dresden journal the ener-
gies OF the Prince are unabated, and he gives his
ders with the same precision and calmness usual
The Lepsc Gazette brings the news up to the eve
ming of the 10th The details interesting
o1 aS n hn at the m.y had
munican e @ od an ue % 70 restore the com
the chain e Moda" which sep% 5ofen'
b storm In tis AFFAIR several Of The killed being
o'clock in the afternoon when the Czech party demanded
Iasy and hopes held out that the students people
Prince Windischat1 the military should leave the city
consequently every idea OF abandoned The
rmor was spread the night of the 18th there would
general attack on all tho German i1haban Of dc Great
through the gates Of the city leaving their all behind
and Sr the Sge sna Sns 5
lowed them to attack them There terrible slaughter engcd
ny the people and TIE lasted the ldt of June at half
emma in order to assume the command nche the hope that
Wnd the @Pcn Of % Snsds G 9ss
restore peace This was however hopes
1"s iSs
and the zase "s oocI
Ianum strongly csnnSnsdd Such
Count Leo Tun had been obliged fly disguise Of SER
A letter from Vienna of the 18th, says
The from Prague melancholy in the extreme To-day
is had
The TIs %yS
nation % to the result of the proceedings Of the
they found there have little room for
ap aoe have sen
committed Murder and plase reigned in city, and the
the country robbed BY TIE bands
last aS
feet The result Of the bombardmon having
Win certainty i S
horror the present throw other events in the background
Pr, Is q
ong the killed, was Lieutenant Colonel MasSarG We are
he yield o ssu the p Ds By So%
he surrounded and who would induce him to believe his life
| would be ENDANGERED by his % he capal
| Another account says:
Weiss who his capacity Of Naooal Guard had slain
# % had $0 and aSS 'm
S to cut T his head and it on the highest
ag cavalry accompany the members Of the
scavolic Diet in safety to the gates of Prague.
Faster of the leaders of the Swornost faction,
met his death in singular manner Dressed in the
costume of Czechish Duke. he stood on one of the
barricades surrounded by body of amazons and fol-
lowers On the advance of the line with fixed bayo-
nets his courage failed him. and he about to run
which one Of his friends Perceving cody passed his
rap,r through his body. The barricadc, however,
finally abandoned. Nearly whole company of the
regiment Wellington cut to pieces here.
The latest accounts from Prague describe the state of
the city as terrible The cannon still playing up
on the city from the st. Loreenznberg and Wischerad
the Jesuten-srasse was in flames whole streets were
in ruins The son of Prince Windschgratz died of his
wounds on the 10th. The fury of the Czechs knew
bounds They cut of the noses, ears and lips of all
the soldiers that fell into their hands No quarter
asked and none given. Each man fought for life
| death
Az eght CLOCK on the morning of the 18th the Mi
nstry received the following teegraphic despatch at
Vienna -
Prince Windschgatz has resolved to lay down his
| mand.
Count Mensdorf has the pr0ysona
| Tranqult y may 10 expectedS
The bmbrding has ceased troops gradually advance as
| the barbados cleared
second telegraphic despatch was received ut nine
O'clock at night from the Burgomaster at Prague 1T is
as follows -
AS the bushers and students ready to rabsh order
the burgoinaster requests that the ministry will
lowing by telegraph The military with the exception
dier are to inter- the city aud until the delivery Of petitions
by our populations TO the Emperor and minister's
rests or house searings shall tai place parto the mill
tary The deuation will start for Vienna this evening
| Indispensable. ~
Baron Won PilersdorG sent the following reply by
| telegraph -
The ministers cannot grant the required demanded
this day. but they have
so Il TINY consider this step calculated reesabsh peace
will therefore be requisite TO refer the request o them.
i IhIis has ended one Of az In