New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
AUSTRIA.
The Siege of Vienna.

The three following paragraphs respecting the com
nenceuent OF the bomoardmen OF Vienna on the <itn
were published the 18th by the breslau papers tne
BresdHor Zen1RS and the Scalesische LetsS journals
ON which very little reliance can be placed
The Vienna train has Just arrived but Il has orousni
neither Journals nor letters There was only one pas
senser Englshmsn who stated that ne attempted %
enter the city about three clock IN the afternoon On
important business butt WAS quite Impossible as the
engagement had commenced. Windiscngratk Was pom
harding Vienna and the city was In nanes 10 w. PAGES
Another traveller stated that he arrived al for,dou on
saturday but could not reach the city. The Nlennese
had demolished the large railway bridge flsnHs nau
been laid across il by which only the Danube could De
crossed Al the Vienna extremity OF the ordse' me
- sr,,llerv was drawn UP and on the other, the
artillery of Windschgrstz At the time appointed oy
Wndischgraz or the delivering up OF tneif arms tns
Vienuese had made submission, and Nindlschs 81
immedistely commenced the oomoardment luis tooA
a- AZ nine O'Clock in the morning, AZ various aces
aud al four o. clock Ia the afternoon, the oooai 1eH
became general The airing continued without Interrupt
zion lin that hour the Niennese had retained tneir
position on the yenns extremity Of the railway bridge
Florsdori but eight o'clock they reured ana IN
order 10 save themselves rom their pursue they SET
IRE to the second large railway bHose st'aIsy IN
.,rueted of wood Some time before this occurred
,nother IRE blszed forth IN the west Of the city ne
traveller stated that the moment OF MS departure th
are snd that of the railway bridge were 80 heree mat
toe sky Illuminated Tar beyond me cry ~, ,-,..
- A traveller VINO In the psighoorho0d OF Nienha
an the evening OF the Gath at late hour has made the
foilowins statement On Monday the 80 sArmisn
~, commenced the consequence VI WHICH VS. .-at
Iyl;,rb-rAtz had a bridge Of boats eonstrueted 81
Nn.ssorf and crossed the Danube Win large oony
n troops By taxing this position westward Of tae ey
"a, only did he complete the blockade oui psseu i'm
Iii In close connection with Jelachieh On Iaesasy
orr Al 9 o'clock A NJ partial ooposrdneni o. 1ne
INV commenced: three artilsryuen were kiieo Go
IN yhs traveller in question. Al clock N tne s'enn.
ths houb.rdment became universal ana tue tn~u.
NJ the artillery never ceased The Niennese ~ese So
in possession of the rs ssy bridge al orsoof Ous "
ward 5they retired. setting ire 10 the oriosS u
retreat 70 prevent pursuit. they also set nre 70 ne
second great railway bridge which 10 entirely o. 49,
. .so 10 the other bridge for carriages Al tne san
fi,ns cophagrsfion visible IN the west eha ., &c
c,,v ana when the traveller. who reports Ense.. az
eyewitness of the above left the danes were 50 F1
Tia, he whole horizon above Vienna was deep reu-
..FIoArspoRF Oct 81 While | am writing tnrse
lines the cannon /. roaring left Hiszinz where me
palace Of ch6nbrunn Is situated about ball mile foiE
Vienna two English miles) yesterday afternoon all
was Obliged TO make circsii Of three miles 70 ,easn
the Florisdorf station account OF the strie'
Forsdorf IL under the protection Of the mperi
The hosttes commenced yesterday sad on me pal' ~
the city The viennese made two OF three sSiies sna
attempted 10 clear the bridges OF the mPefls HOOPS
TSs artillery OF the latter ar-d about twenty sno', SEQ
.snced tse batteries opposed 70 them 10 lew hours
he respite vii have s!a2sss. PnAes WssassAsFsH