The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-09


The Lord Lieutenant and family returned to Eng
Mr. Whitsstds retaining fee In thu casa Mr. Smith
O'Brien was $500
TIE OUTLAW HARrErr 1t was ftated ia the news
papers, some time that Daniel Hsruet the chief
OF the insurgents who attacked her msjsstys mail at
Abbcyfeae, In August last had bean arrested aud
conss ned the goat Of Limerick This ia srronsous
He IA supposed to be hidng in the town neikhbor-
hood Of Lietowel.
ESCAPE or DrLLoS-The friends Of Mr. John Dill m
have Received positive of his escape fro
the port Of Galway in vessel called the Gem blu nd
for New York He disguised In tn, gsrb OF an
Arrau fisherman; previous to this he had bee a
trsvsrsing the country dressed in the habit of rel
gous order his appearance never exciting the slight
RELEAsE or STATE PRIsosERs.-Thsl Law being vindi.
Gated by the conviction Of the leaders OF tue late
zane Dsurreotiou Lord Clsren TEN oeriny justice
with mercy admitted to bail the folio wing psrso $,
Imprisoned under the Habeas Corpus 81. pan ,io a
Aot:- William Mathews, charles Tssfs Patrick Mar
ron, James Crotty, William Walsh, James Baker, Coll
Supple, James NJ Organ
TsiALs OF ME..n.. DUFFY, ODoH aRrY AND VII.
on before "wednesday next, and on that day il is
generally supposed that Mr.. Duffy will bs given In
charge to city jury, upon the indict nent found at
II, however, by any mischanos che Crown officers
should not succeed in procuring verdict fresh bill,
% es FRA o asa
bly, take place for q fortnigAt Mr. Old liberty will be
tried upon the same indictment on which two petit
trial which depends upon precisely the same evidence
will follow.
gives deplorabe picture Of the state OF the country
through the failure Of the potato crop. the mssgre
grain crop, the want Of employment. and the dispo
ton OF the people to make OF with the oiucp Of he
land regardless Of the payment Of any taxes
The Math Herald says: the spirit of emigration
ripe during the sprog the year than
it is now, though we are on the brink of winter
Scarcely day passes in which strangers not OBJ.
served vending their way toward. the sesports Of
nhxAs nnhl,r- Apta -
threatens to visit their homes upon the arrival of
winter.n
The Vienna Journals of the 10th cen ta'n nothing
new relative to the position Of the city but travellers
arriving at Breslsu from Vienna, Pesth, and Omutz
say that Vienna is completely envroned by the I'm
perial troops and that the note of the emperor of
Russia Of which mention has been made, is ascer-
tanned to be q fact. The Viennois are much dis
Outraged. The proclamation by which Winds.
cbgrsetz is created commanderin chief, and ordered
to sveDge the death OF General LaSour produced
telegrsphic dispstch addressed by Prince Wi udes-
cbgratz to the Msjor General Prerou orders hin to
those of Bielitz the officers to BIZ sent to Olmutz,
and the soldiers disarmed and sent to their homes
The Cologne Gazette under date Oct 81, ten A. NJ.
says the Prince Wipdeschgratz has taken
Of the island OF Lobsu. with 1900 Provisions
bectm ming very scarce in Vienna. The Commander
in Chief announced in the Communal Council, that
he now able to protect the whole extent Of the
city with the men at his dsPos tion, unless he al
lowed to take the offensive in case Of need Neither
sibility Of authorising such proceeding
the evening sitting Of the 18th, OF the Diet OF VII
emma, M. Schneider announced that the Nstonsl
Guard Of Biez. which had set out under the orders
OF its ndant Prince Sulkowsky to assist Yi-n
ma, had been made prisoners and dsarmsd by the
troops M Schukelka said, that rumor having bee
spread Of there being design to dissolve the Diet
with Violence the Academic Legion placed Itself at ths
disposal of the Assembly and declared that 1t would
shed the last drop Of it's blood protect the denues
Another address voted to the Emperor, and Q
committee was chosen to draw up proclamation to
the people
We have received intelligence from Venna by sx-
traordinary express, va Berlin. This news reached
Berlin on the 2Sd October
VIENNA, Ocr. 10th, 1S4S.
MANIFESTO EMPEROR.
When the acts Of violence committed in Wan
on the 9th Of October compelled me to quit city
which had teccms the theatre of the most Wild and
degraded Passions was yet induced to hope tuat the
rebellious infatuson OF portion OF the population
would not be- Of long continuaGce. was led t. ex-
pect, from the usually sound igmsnt OF the inhsb
itants Of my capital and rssd ntary city they would
tn exert all thsr energy to rsstore the homer
OF the law by the bringing OF its nsgr to
condign unshmenti and to restore within the hsrt
est possible time the endangered security VI life and
"This expectation has been disappointed. Not only
have the authors Of the iusurrection in Vienna
ceeoed in retaining the authority which they forciby
assumed by an act " horror which has but par
ael IN history aud Of comm nding tho city, whi;h
was partly parsysed by fear. and partly in state of
the widest intoxication, and thereby prevented the
return OF legal order within the walls OF Vienna nay
even beyond the walls did the unholy influence of the
anarcbical endeavtrs extend vito -
Treafonabe connections formed With . neigh Dor
ing province standing open rebellion every part
Of my states. Emsssries sent under pr.tsxt of
guarding endangered liberty where perfect order
had prevailed for the purpose Of there pa ntng their
standard of rebellion, aud abandoning my hitherto
peaceful country which anticipating tue legal de-
velopmen Of free institutions the horrors Of civil
war, OF anarchy, and destruction
'SiDce my accession to the throne the veal of my
people has been the study Of my lie.
he history of my government, the history of the
last teven months especially will at some future day,
But should be guilty Of unfathfulness to the
sacred duties imposed spon me by Provide nee, were
any longer to tolerate a course Of procedure which
burriss the throne and the monarchy to the very
brink Of ruin and IL csc ulated place Of the con.
stitutional liberty accorded by me- bring about Q
state of un bounded despoti. IN
=" Impressed with these duties, I an compe. d. with
bleeding heart. to meet the REBELLION when
shsneiessly resrs it's head in my hillary city
well as in all other places wheresoever 1t may app
to oppose II by force Of arms and to combxs Till It
shall ave bee completely queiied, aud the murderers
OF my faithful servants the Counts Lsmbeg aud La
tour are given TO the ng ny hand OF justice
For the attainment Of this objac send from d.
vers parts OF the monarchy my military armies az siust
Vienna that seat Of the insurrection and by thess
presents commit to my field marshal, Lieut. Gsneral
Prince Wipdeschgratz. the command in CHEF Of all
the troops through the whole extent of nv domi
Mons with the role exception of the Italia army,
under the command Of my field marshal, Count Ra.
drtzky.
cite powers in order that peace may b. restored &C.
cordiDg to his Judgment within the shortest pos
.iole time. After subdung the armed rioer. aud
storing peace, 1t will be he task Of my ministers,
unison with the members of the constitutional st,
to bring bout by legal regulations state Of things
in the hitherto licen ousiy abused PRESS the right Of
association, and popular srmsments, which, without
Infringing liberty, shall secure authority and respect
for the laws.
While in the full cou.ciousnese of my duties anil
my rights, hereby make known to my people these
my maturely fixed resolves, depend upon the sim
cere aud powerful support Of ali those who have the
veal of their Emperor, Of their country, of their sn
lies and of true liberty vt heart that they will recos
nize in these my prs,ept Resolves the only Of
securing tie mousrchy from destruction, AMI them
selves from the horrors ct anarchy and the rupture Of
all social bonds. (S,gDsd) FERDINAND.
(Countersigued) WESSEN6ERG.
OLMUTz, Oct 10, 1915 /"
No essential change has taken place in the state Of
the city. There Ia superficial cain, and although
many families are absent aud great ainty pre-
walls respecting the impending fste Of ns city, there
III increasing confidence In mercantile affairs sless-n
baus.r, the der i n chief Of the National
Guards, has Issued several prociamations stating the