The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
ArriVai Of The Cambria.

arrival OF The Cambria.
ga ig~inary conflict at Iienna- The lmpe
rial Forces triumphant
Sr. l.oUis, Nov. -.
The Cambria has just touched the doch
at B"sion. The news is Of very interest
int character.
Austria.
! Vienna has at length surrendered TO tho
lulrtria! troops aiitI eight DAYS siege. Sly
days previous 10 the .S,h u.t were con.
Nh.d IN endcavorins 10 bring TIE Wen.
nc'e into Suhj rction, aud several attempt.
: were made 10y the Inhabitants To- obtain bet
nr terms Of surrender from the ilnperiaI
Authorizes, but to no purpose. On the 2Sll
the Fighting was chiefly on the northern and
eastern sides, While on the western the fire
from Oa'tetles was heard III the evening.
from which bombs were thrown into the
town. JriachiCh had got complete posses
>'oi OF the suburbs of Wciden.
Many National Guards threw down thr,,
arms, ahd great many WEAPONS we're
found inthe canal. Tie workm,n. ON the
contrary, displayed great valor. No sta
dents were observed. aud it was therefor,
corJrcturcd that they had laid aside their
peculiar distinctive marks for tie PURPOSE
OF remaining iGCog.
Not man! bombs appeared To- have been
thrown into the city. r,tweru 20 aud 80
houses otic burned down. At O'Clock
Al nigh; nothing was a. Yet decided upuu.
B,hInd the viCtutiuV> advance Of tie truuu<.
The inhabitants II the city Itself were said
TO have raised White flags Of truce, which,
however. were torn down by the opcfaturs.
In the evening of the 2Sth. as a means to
INSPIRE terror, shells were directed against
The University, and great number Of rock
els ana >chapnels were thrown on the rrl.
lowing day. On the 18th, at midday, the
troops were already Oh he slacis, at da-
lance Of only 600 TO 400 step, FROM the wall
OF the inner city. On the G0!h truce was
agreed C2Oa, which extended To the follow
ing day at noon. Then the llungauans,
who had passed the frontier, made an at
tack on tie Imperial troops, assisted bv a
sor!'e OF 'ienneSe, but they were complete
ly defeated, the latter having commenced
the combat. City bon,baried once more.
alSt-Ihe llungariaus, 1900 strong, at
lacked the left wing oG Wiudi>hgratz ami
eight of Jallachch's divisions Me>>pna>-
er made sally from the gate in the vicini.
ty OF Red Tower. The Hangarians were
completely routed and driven into the sub
urhS.
Nindishgratz. on the 30,h. at II O'Clock,
sent the following telegraph dispatch TO
Baron Weisenberg, the Minister President,
vienna Internationally submits. Thi,
day my soldiers will enter Vienna
y great part Of the Hungarian troops
went over to the Austrian army among
others the regiment Lichicrstrin. The
struggle III the streets of Vienna wa, of
snort duration. The whole city in posses.
SION OF the Imperial troops.
On the evening of the 3l,t. the Inperial
troops made their first entry into the inner
town, after taking all the faubuurrs. and
while advancing quietly toward the has.
uohS, upon hich the Gags had been raised.
they were suddenly received by a shower
OF balls. shells and rockets.
The Imperial library and a portion Of the
palace were soon in flames. The town
submitted and the Burchers' and the
hanthners' gates, aud the Stephens square
were soon occupied lay tie military. A
brisk fire was kept up from the Windows
he gates were sturmed and battered in by
the troops, and the burgs carried 10y assault.
The students fought like madmen, and
when the rest of the city had given in. still
defended themselves in the vicinity of Aud.
supported by portion Of workmen. On
the lst OF November they still held out in
the SaIzgiier barracks. On the "a 900
prisoners were made, the Hungarians re.
crossed the Lietha and Withdrew. The
Imperial Guard imposed conditions which
were asSented to by the Council. The
Council were given til s p. NJ. on the Both
IN pain of renewal of bnmbarlment PEG.
PIE, students and National Guards WED
vii each other in casting away their Ums,
aud seeking safety in flight.