The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-26

y's and army solely directed against
tn at faction which uses those co'ors and those objects
Z" His Majesty the Emperor and bis government are
firmly resolved to carry ON this combs. With oil the
more 400 uratey deg by the manfestoss Of the
10th and leth inst The military measures have al
ready bee carried into execution. An army OF nearly
10000 &c commanded by Prince Windischgratz, who
has taken his headquarters at Hetze ndor Is block
aiding the capital, and have reason to entertain the
hope that the more immediate object Of those opera
tions win be shortly attained
"At the same time, his Majesty has thought At to
transfer the Diet from Vienna and to oonvoks It 10
meet at Krsmser the 18th Of November.
BARON Won wESSEMBERG.
"Olmutz, October 20, 1S4S."
Prague seputation which waited on him It OImutz on
the 3st ult to complain Of the committed by
Windschgrstz at Vienna :-'' The General entrusted
pains to avoid painful results not until for
bearanc exhausted that vigorous measures were
adopted | hope that the exceptional sitastion in
which Vienna has been placed will be ira history ana
that the for anxiety expressed by the people OF
Prague, will soon be set aside. am not, however, in
position At the present moment to utter any deh-
mite opinion upon those points This reply was con-
sidered BY the deputation as most unsatisfactory,
The following proclamation has been issued by Prinoe
"To the Inhabitants Of Upper and Lower Austria.
1.-THE prolonged resistance opposed to my troops by
the insurgents Of the city of Vienna after had vain
ly exertsd every effort to obtain peaceful submission,
and after the accepted captulation had been faith
lesy and treacheTously broken compelled to have
recourse to the most stringent military measures,
which will now be carried out to full effect The city
Of Vienna, and its environs to the distance Of two
miles (nine English is from this day placed In state
of seige whereby all the local authorities placed
Whilst announce this publicly, express my conf
dent expectation, that the Austrian provinces above
previous unshaken fidelity to the Imperial house and
constitutional monarchy-that they will turn deaf
to the evil counfels of incendisries and save
from the painful necessity OF extending the state OF
siege to any other places in which evil spirit may be
manifested. ! earnestly warn the inhabitants of all
these lands to be upon their guard against all seduo
tend to the dissolution of the law and public tranquil
litywhoee Vaccinations lead to irreparable misfor
tunes and are totally opposed to the of
all real liberty (Signed) WINDISCHGRATZ
"Helzendorf, Nov. l."
The damage caused by the bombardment of Vienna
has b. en- greatly exaggerated 1t Is said that the troops
have Suffered severely but orders have been given not
to announce the number Of killed. The working
sIssse: had displayed most lsud1ss activity IN ss
Kolowrath has suffered considerably. The damage is
estimated at full 100000 horins (f2ooo0)
The WTene Zeitung, Of the sth, publishes procla-
nation of Major General Won Gordon the chief Of the
central commits ion appointed by Prince Won Windisch
gratis for the regulation of the duration the state
Of siege 1t calls upon all well disposed persons to sup
port the authorities and promises them every alevia-
ton of their position compatible with the state of SIEGE
The Common Council issued proclamation on the 4th,
restoration of the free intercourse between the city
and the suburbs dependent on the spprehens Of
",
Messenhaufer, Fenneberg, and Schultz. The council
accordingly senjoins those who may be harboring
those pertons to deliver them mp within six hours,
der pain Of being brought before q court. martial
The accounts from Grstz state that General Dahlen
occupied the Muir leland between the brave and MUIR
% s With
and bis army, 5000 strong space Of fourteen days
has been granted to the Hungarian officers by Win
dschgraz for their return to the service Of the En-
peror; otherwise they will csshiered
The ministerial crisis at Berlin continued ct the
date Of the last advices vz the 7th instant No Ca
binet had been formed and it]was not certain that
Count Brandenburgs resignation had been accepted
by the King indeed, it believed by many that he
Majesty and that in short time e list Of no al
would be presented to the King for his approval As
NJ jacob and other democratic members had received
sharp censure from the Assembly for their unseemly
and unjustifabe conduct before the King, repsti
ton Of such insulting behaviour was apprehended.
The Hamburger mail has brought letters Of Tuesdays
date Money was easy, and the employment for it not
very general OF prontaoe AT Vienna, g At Berlin and
by the political excitement and it had been found
necessary by Imperial order to allow parties having
bills due between O;ober and November 20, to post
for month from the date the payment thereof
Intelligence from Vienna to the 4th instant has
been received. At that time the city was perfect
ly tranquil; the disarmlng was going on rapidly,
and the barbados had been nearly all removed.
The Wetner Zettung of the 9Th contains pro-
clamatlon OF General Won Gordon, head OF the
commission instituted by Prince Windischgratz,
camatIon all right minded persons are exhorted to
assist the authorities, and are assured of every
alienation compatible with state Of siege.
Prussia.
Some disturbances took place at Berlin on the
3lst ult. Immense crowds were assembled on the
GensGarmen market, before the theatre, where the
National Assembly holds 1t slttlngs. The mob
wante to influence the decisions of the Assembly
as to the conduct to be adopted respecting the con-
dltlon OF Vienna. Some deputies were ill.treated
when leaving the house.
Berlin has narrowly escaped similar catastrophe to
Of IN To o.
That capital has been the of agitation and dis
turbance which has terminated in the resignation Of
burg dictionary nd unpopular noblsman to the
head of the Ministry. The National Assembly has al
but the King perseveres-bent it would seem, pro-
vokirg collision and encouraged probably by the
issue Of the Vienna instruction An imposing milf
tary force is collected in the vicinity Of the capital
ready for any emergency which may arise.
Letters from Magdeburgh state that quantity Of
gold and silver is conveyed daily to that city by rail-
road from Berlin and Breslau sent by the bankers Of
burgh
The Paris papers Of Thursday, the 9th instant,
have arrived.
Articles repeated by several journals during the
last few days. tend to create belief that serious
misunderstanding exists between the army and
the Garde Mobile.
| According to the Patrie, General Cavagnac
will publish his manifesto, IS candidate for the
Presidency Of the republic, Sunday next, at the
same time as the constitution will be promulgated.
| The manifesto of NJ. Ledru Roliin, as the candi-
date OF the Mountain, is announced for tomorrow.
M. Louis Bonaparte will n )t publish his manifesto
until after those Of his competitors.
The French Assembly have got through a task
which al one time threatened to be all but inter-
minabIe; the constitution was finally passed on
Saturday, and Is TO be the occasion of what is
pompousy termed " a national solemnity'' Paris
is far from peaceful there have been more COLI
sions between parties of the Garde Mobile and the
workpeoplc, and more are expected The agita-
ton in connection with the forthcoming election
of President has not increased TO any extent per-
ceptible III this country AS far as Its character
can he ascertained, the provincial current appears
to run more in favor Of GeReral Cavagnac. The
return of Prince Louis would be national Gala
nifty. The official organ of the government has
published very glowing account OF the improved