The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-04

the Chamber by reclamation In the morn ing sitting
OF the 18th, M Schuselks reporter Of the
mmittee, presented report to the following effect
Count d'Auersperg had aba ndoned his strong position
On previous evening he had written to say that
ne had received positive information that Hung aria
army was aaivapcipg In ordinary circumstances he
woald have Joined Jellachch, but on occount of the
state Of Vienna that not possible He therefore,
addreHed bmtelf to the Diet. to obtain inform alton
and Instructions. He could not, he said return to
Vienna so long a. the workmen 'houd be armed It
was imr edately announced to him In dance with
the inistry, that the people could not be dissrmed
that the b. should withdraw diately; that he
ss commander in chief Of Lower Austria had all the
troops Of the province under his orders, and con-
ssquenly those of the Bsp that he should order the
Ban to leave, and that IL only thus that the diff
culties could be peaceably settled M. d'Auersperg
apswered that he would enter into communication
new letter to the Minister of Finance, in which he
declared that he had daily new proofs Of the increas
ing discontent Of the l-ipten toned population o.
Vienna and that he had dett rmned to change the po
siton Of the troops by taking quarters
dorf He accordingly demanded all the necessary OBJ
ects for lis troops and that his soldiers should be al
The committee bad Immediately caused the National
Guard the position by the troops
One OF the deputies who had been sent to the Court
had returned. He declared that he had not been re-
ceived, neither had the deputy Tbener. The latter
that morning. The committee had also received in
telgence that the minister Hornbostel had left
Hadersdorf with letter from his majesty and 1t
rather alarming that he had not arrived at Vienna The
President announced that he had just received tele-
graphic dispatch from Brunn dated ten minutes past
announcing that the Emperor to arrive at that
moment At Zelowtz, and the deputation Of the Diet
was proct edng from Brunn to that point. Hungarian
trcoIs were at Bruck, and were expecting reinforce
ments NJ. Sebuselka then stated that the committee
fsdreceived letter from the minister Dobbh off, de-.
cartng that contolatory to him the confidence Of
me Diet was, he could not, on account of the bad
state OF his be alth take office and hesides he was
convinced that the ministry to be formed at that mo-
nept would not be In accordance with his political
prn ciples The Minister of Finance demanded to be
authorized to employ the credit Of the bank according
TO his wants, and the National Bank prayed that the
Assembly should declare that it took under it's i'm
mediate protection Both these matters referred
to committees.
In the sitting of the 18th it announced that the
repeating the substance of that dated from Schaen.
trunp, be says:-
The mment ure place in the monarchy in which
len % in such mahneras to render nd
full impression.
A letter from Vienna, dated 18th rays
AT one O'Clock the general RAPED was beaten; the
advance pests of the Croat army had attacked our
National Guards at of the gates but they withdrew
after an exchapge of some shots Adjutants sent to
reconnoifIe have just returned to the city. The
eItmy's camp on the mountain of Vienna and LIAR
and the Croat troops have put themselves
in movement towards Neustadt 1t appears that the
urgsrian army is approaching, and that Jelachich
desires to avoid combat at the gates of Vienna. Our
is tn at about 20 coo men are near Bruck at the
frontier, and that the corps of Berezel awaits
OF Diet TO Cross the Austrian frontier
The Diet has not yet been able to resolve taking
this step, and the Viennese very disconte nted
in consequence More National Guards have arrived
from Gratz and Olmutz, also many members of the
Acade mic Legion Of Prague. General Schwarzenburg
has taken the command Of the troops in the place Of
10000 ball cartridges to be made and number of balls
cast The landsturm has been orga missed Some men,
General Auersperg, have been allowed to leave the
camp for come time on giving their word of honor
rtturn.n
Vienna letters Of the 18th state that intelligence
bad been received that the Hungarian troops had
cro ted the Austrian frontier and ready CON-
bat fer liberty The Diet had sent deputation to
tie Hungarian camp. Lszarettos had been establish.
ed In oil the quarters Of Vienna, and the town says
enc OF The letters was in perfect state of defence
Sone OF Auersperg troops had been to Jelaohch
people were so full of warke srdor that the abso
lutte order Of the Diet necessary to prevent them
from stta ckiDg the Croats. Order maintaine in
letter from Perth, of the eth, says 1.-THE day
before Yesterday $500 Croat prisoners brought
here; 400 soldiers whom Jsschcb left at Stuhiweis.
tembourg to cover his fight have been to pieces
by the Inhabitants Ii was only to-day that learn
ed IL Importance of the defeat which Jeachch sus-
tanned on goth ut. There were more than 400 pits,
into which the dead thrown General Mems
te.dtes and an aidc-de camp Of Jellachich were
It appears by the latest accounts from Pesth that
It was not the rear guard Of Jellachich thst was
beaten by the Hupgariaps, as the German Jour nals
ave reported but the corls Of General Roth which
lett Croatia to reinforce the army of the Ban Roth
and eco Greats being helmed by the troops of
ferezt laid down their arms and made prisoners
Of war.
letter from Berlin, Of the 18th, says-The Empe.
Of Austria has arrived at Omutz with an escort of
2CC0 cavalry. He summoned to his presence Win.
discheraetz Wessen berg and Jerachich, and after
their arrival it was decided that all the troops of the
pected to arrive the 18th. 1t is said that con.
venton has been entered into with Russia according
the st sss
Russian army will cross the frontier at the Yequi
siton Of the Aust ian government and be placed un.
der the orders Of an Austrian general.
Letters from Vie ma state that the number of dead
in tie late nsurrection deposited in the hospitals up
to ~ o'clock on the 7tb was u.s. and of 1872
Accounts have arrived here from Prague Of the 18th;
The conmuD alton between that city and Vienna
by rsilroad Is not intercepted. The Prince de Win.
has marched to Vienna, where psr of his army has
already arrived 1t Is stated that another army of
10 Geo men on its way from Syria to reinforce the
troops which are to blockade Vienna.
1t IL stated in Prague letter Of the 11th that more
than "a eco fustives had arrived there from Vienna
A letter from Vienna of the 10th, says THE forces
Of which the insurgents dispose do not exceed
IL Coo men, composed of heterogeneous elements no
doubt animated with the greatest zeal, but totally
wanting in discipline to resist regular troops The
basops and gates of the city furnished with can
non taken from the military al but there are no
artillery men TO ferve them, whereas General Auers
perg possesses not only park of artillery but several
companies Of aitery prepared to throw congreve
Rockets Unnecessary He has, besides got In from the
general depot, at Wiener Neustadt, considerable
forces Of Generals Auersperg and Windischgraetz the
Total an CUNT Of which reaches $4,000 to "a 900 men,
Jeacbich is bringing up from 10 900 to 20 900 men
The rapidity with which the Ban of Croatia on the
irst ftws Of the Emperors flight set out for Vienns
prevented his arriving with the main body of his army
shich follows him close 1t 10 only the advance guard
which has been since the day before yesterday at
lterdoff, Mt the gates Of Vienna. All the troops
'hioh are to act against us belong to the Scla-
oman race. and consequently there is no reason
. believe that they will range themselves on
he side OF the Vienna people. On the contrary,
murder of the Minister Of War; that Gen Auersperg |
lfs al the trouble In the world to restrain them The
eputies charged by the Diet to persuade Gen Auers
,eIg 70 abandon the petition OF the Belveder were
creed to acknowledge that the persons around the |
ierera were so hostile to the insurgents that the |
commander. in. chief would find It difficult to comply
With the wishes Of the Diet, II inclined All the
'ersons who are able to do fying the country
md the Diet lie composed of not more than .
,un dIed deputies particularly since IL has been
fbeiaily known that the Emperor Is proceeding to
rsgue, where the seat Of government Is about to be
'Iovisop ally fxed and where the deputies will be in