The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-11-04


reason the meeting requested that the deputaiio
should immediately wait on his Exeellency for IN
! purpose OF inqnring, first, whether there was an
truth in that report with regard 10 the warrant
and, secondly, whether ais Excellency would b
pleased 10 receive deputaiion on future day 4
present the memorial alter il had received NOR
extensive signatures His EScellency, in reply
said, first, he had hesitation in stating that III
report OF any warrant having been sent down wa
entirely false and uniounded; and secondly, tha
he should be happy 10 receive the deputai on I,
present the memorial as soon as il was signed 4,
The extent that was desired; and when he Shout,
be informed OF IFS being ready for prese ntalon ht
would himself name the time.
The annual meeting OF the Catholic archbishop,
and bishops has been held during the course of thI
past week, and among other resolutions agreed Il
we find one repeating their former declarations
| respecting the proposal OF Cndowngi the Catholic
clergy of Ireland. The resolution is in the follow
ing words "TEat having observed that notice has
been given OF a paTl lalneniary motion regarding
state provision tor the Catholic clergy OF Ireland
we depTecate such a proceeding. That having
shared in The prosperity OF their faithful flocks the
clergy Of Ireland are willing 10 share in their pr
valions, and are determined 10 resist measure
calculated 10 create vast discontent-to sever the
people from their pastors, I'D ultimately 10 Ell
danger Catholiciiy in this county,"
Affairs In Austria.
In Austria the terrible tragedy of war is being
/
a postscript last week TO announce the assassina-
| ton, or rather butchery, of Coun: LambeTg, the
! COMMANDMENTS Chief Of Hungary. Whilst in the
act of bringing abouia pacfcaiion OF the contend
| ing Hunsarians and CIoatians he was cruelty slain
| hy the mob, who recognized him as he was eros
sing the bridge from Buda (0fen), to pesth. The
| war seems now 10 have assumed a deleminate
character The Emperor of Austria has thrown
OF the mask aud Laddened with the murder OF
his brave lieutenant, Count LambeIg, who had
been sent 10 compose the differences between hls
own subjects he has dissolved the Hungarian Diet
has appointed anew Baron Jellachich, Command
eTin- Chief of ali the armed troops in Hungary and
the Allied Kingdoms, with despOtic powers; and
has placed Hungary under martial law.
Battle I'm Hungary.
The Croats, under their Ban Jelachich, sustain
ed a severe defeat on the 18th ulL in the neghbor.
hood of Misunderstanding. The following are the
details of the sctOn given by the Austrian Lloyds
Gazette: "On the 18th of September, at quarter
TO II o'clock in the morning, Jellachich, at the
head OF his army. issued forth from the gates o.
SiuhlwessenbuIg, his picked troops in the van
lie atlaCk ed the right wing of the Hungarian army
with his main body. Two companies OF national
suards were the FIRST attacked, and fell back il
disorder: but rsllyins advanced steadily with fixed
hayoneis, and drove the CrOalians back with
laughter. Jellachich then issued orders 10 his
cuirassiers 10 charge, and placing himself al the
head of them, advanced AT full speed on the Hun
earian infantry. The Hungarian cavalry were
drawn up in battle array in beautiful order. As
The cuirassiers came rushing on, masked batier
of the hungarian landwehr, stationed on a hill
side, and supported by a body of infantry, sent .
murderous yolley of bullets into the close SCI
ranks of the horSemen, who retired IN disorder
The Hungarian hussaTs charged IN their turn, and
a hand 10 hand melee ensued, which lasted from
eleven in the morning till five in the afternoon.
General Moeg, who commanded the HungaTians,
displayed the greatest skill and coolness. At six
a. clock the artillery ceased playing, and the
Croatian army Withdrew slowly in an easterly d.
Tectiun.
sangnInsry and successful Insurreetion I'm Wen.
na-- FIJI .ht of the Emperor. Murder OF the Min.
lister of Wharf.-The Diet I'm Permanenee.
The German mail has brought tidings of another
insurrecton and revolution in Vienna, which has |
terminated ike the fiTsi IA the defeat of the mill
tay and the fight OF the Emperor. The signal
cor The present uprising was given by the attempt
OF the Government or the War Minister 10 remove |
from the capital certain regiments which had
shown sympathy with the popular party. The |
people prevented the departure OF these regiments,
which finally lOined them, and for the flfst time |
IA the revolutionary events OF Germany body OF |
soldiers were found on the side Of insuuectiOn. |
The Minister OF War, Count L1ouT has shared the |
fate OF Count Iambcrg and the Two Lchys; and
Vienna was in the possession OF the insurgents /
on the 1lh. The hOnOrs that have been conferred |
on the Ban have been revoked, and IL Is now 10 he
seen Aftlutl ne Will atl 10 ilS dsStlltN
tions-io replace the Emperor firmly on his throne. |
His amy is nearer Vienna than Pesth.
VIESNA, October Z.
Two bataions OF gIenadieTs had received |
orders for Hungary; portion of the men /
refused 10 obey. They were, therefore, escorted |
hy a regiment of cuirasslcrs. As they approached
the bridges over the Danube they were received /
by armed peasantfy, who prevented them from
proceeding further, frateTnissd with them, and |
demolishing the bridges. National |
guards arrived, and sided with the military. The |
cuiraSsiers, who could not TecrOss the bridge, |
were obliged to retire. fight soon ensued be-
tween the grenedlers, national guard, aud the |
people on one side and battalion of fusiliers, of
The Polish regiment Of Nassau on the other, sup |
ported by troops recently arrived from Prague
The struggle lasted till midday in the Leopoistadt
and then spread To the city, where division OF |
national guards fought against the students and |
the country people. Between the hours of four |
and five in the afternoon the Ministry of War, |
which was only guarded by thirty men, was siom- |
cd and Tansacked, and the minister of War, Count
IaiouT, murdered in the most barbeTous manner
BY slabs in the body and blows of a sledge-ham-
meE OF axe on the head, and then hanged on lamp
post in the court yard.
The arsenal was defended during the night BY
the military and body of the national guard, but
fell into the hands of the people towards morning,
who Immediately armed themselves. The report
of cannon and musketry continued all yesterday
in the city and surrounding villages never ceased
ringing.
IN, murderers Of Count Latour declared that
they would serve all those who shared his views
~ the same manner. The Ministry is dissolved;
The Minister of Justice is said TO have been seized
whilst endeavoring 10 leave The city, and is locked
up in the Aula. The other Ministers, with the eK.
ception Of DobblhOff and Hornbosty, have secret.
ed themselves.
All the military have left the city, and the fight
ina has ceased.
The Dice declared itself in pemanency, and
deputation was sent 10 the Emperor AT Schonbrunn,
demanding popular Ministry, and the revocation
of The decree Of appointing the Ban Royal Com
missary of Hungary.
Ibis morning, al eight o clock, The whole impe-
rial family left SchonbTunn, IN the direction OF
Linz Ali the troops on duty at Schonbrunn have
followed them. The castle at schonbrunn Is un-
guarded.
Various proclamaiions were issued during the
day in the name of the Diet.
Deputy Scherzer, by one, is appointed pro tenn
pore Commander-in-Chiefo of the national guard.
second decree, signed by Franz Smoke, Vice
President of the Diet, announces that measures
had been taken 10 clear the town OF the military,
and TO declare a general amnesty for all persons
concerned in the insunection.
The Cholera In Great Britain.
The Liverpool Times, of the 18th inst, says:
We regret to state that the seonrge which, dur
ing the last few months, has desolated the sestern
parts Of Europe, spreading lis rayages from Cairo
10 81. Peiersburgh, ana lingering within these few
weeks at Hamburg, has al length, as anticipated,
reached the shores of Great Britain. Ii is now Of
feially declared by the RegistrarGeneral that the
Asiatic Cholera he's appeared in the metropolis,
and well authenticated cases of the malady are
reported from Sunderland, Shields, Hull and Edin-
bnrgh The disease made IFS appearance almost
temporaneously in Sunderland and in the low