Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-16

TRANSACTIONS IN VIENNA.

We lay before our readers communication giving curl
account of some scenes which have lately transped
that populous and excited metropolis. We have doubt
the people of the United States will approve Of the of
our able change dAfares in that city We understand that
the day which his article appeared in the official paper
of Vienna, he called by many of the first ministers Of
the diplomatic corps there, who in complimentary manner,
expressed the great satisfaction which his conduct had aded
proper to add by way Of explaining the rstpar of
Mr. SrILEss communication in the Vienna journal, that it
by application the police office and inspection Of
their passports he discovered that the individuals not
American citizens It was from an American traveller who
happened to be in Vienna the tme and who in
the same steamer with the only of them who had
been to America. Mr. STILES discovered other facts and
from the New York papers he obtained the of the nfor
nation which he enabled 10 disclose the subject.
vrEsSA, AusraIA, JuLr Is, ls4s.
To the Editor of the Union { .s.
DEAR SIN This city has been lhrown into considerable
excitement this week the arrival here Of what was said TO
be depatson from The United States bringing sum Of
money the students Of the University here and rendering
army navy, and pecunary assistance the part Of that
country to the people of Germany This deputaton was
corted with great ceremony from the hotel at which the nd
vduals stopped the University and there they delivered
speeches. and proclaimed honorary members Of the Aca
aemical Legion after which they accompanied by
cession, with music through the main streets of the city, back
to the hotel where guard OF honor posted in grateful
consueTaton OF ncse uslngulsneu pesoDages Oi
deputies, representing himself American CITIZEN and
speaking of the United States said Not only words, but
our money and arms are at your disposition l00 600 men
will be ready TO help brethren in Germany, &c. de
scrpon of the which took place in the University will
be found in document A. under of this communication
and which appeared in the shape Of pacard stuck up tie
Of the Streets and every where hawked through the
city The particulars Of the speech Of the pretended Amai
deputy forward you in document B, which extracted
from the Wiener Zeitung the official paper of the Govern
ment in this CAPITAL The intelligence this proceeding,
suing thus from be overlooked backed by the
exaggerated reports which had got into circulation upon the
SUBJECTIVE that the deputies actually sent by the Cor
of the United States and that further assistance, boh
in money and arms might be expected and by which
The character of country likely be most seriously
injured, only in the opinion of the Government of Aus
tria but that OF all the better class of citizens herehe
Charge dAaires of the United States this Court you
will perceive felt himself called to dsavow the conduct Of
these pretended deputies and state the principles and poll
cy by which Government has, the subject of inteer
with the local of other nations been acu
aed Of the piece which appeared the signature OF the
Charge dAfaircs send you herewith copy, marked docu
ment c.
Upon the perusalo this article, the eyes Of the community
Immediately opened. Every voice raised in con-
domination of the mposters and this selfconsttued and
highly honored deputaion, shrinking into their former ing
ncance secretly fed from the city, leaving for insertion
piece acknowledging Ito the great modification and regret OF
the professors and students OF the University, who had been
sadly duped that they Deputies that they had
brought money, but that they would if they reached
New York again. give the Charge dAarcs OF
the United States at Vienna.
ga LooKER-oN IN VIENNA"