The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1913.

constructed while this fight was going on The old
| Of the national guards
After this, the tide ofinsurrecon to an uncon.
quersbe height The rioters entered the War Office
between the hours of 8 and g. seized the cannon and
arms deposited in that building and captured the
was conducted into the street and then he was muir
! dered with blows from and sledge hammers The
people tore the clothes and orders from the bleeding
body, and hanged the naked corpse gibbet where
| IL remained Suspended for whole day during which
! the national guards riddled it with musket balls
Count Laeurs papers were seized and brought to the
At hslfpast 9 O'Clock, there was but one place of
refuge left for the troops and national guards who
sided with the Government-that place was the Ar
senal famous for its glorious trophies from the Turkish
wars The people surrounded the Arsenal and de-
manded from the garrison they should give up the
arms which II contained. They refused. combat
commenced in the Of which the garrison swept
the Renngasse with grape and canister, and killed nd
disabled great number Of the insurgents, whose fury
increased after each unsuccessful attempt to gain
possession Of the building The committee of
sent several sgs OF truce summoning the garrison to
surrender but the bearers shot dead the spot
The people then commenced bonbsrding the Arsenal
o'clock the morning of the 7tb, when the garrison
surrendered Those among the popular party who
were not provided with weapons were then armed
The number of killed and wounded is said to be very
great
In the midst of these scenes, the Emperor and the
other members Of the Imperial family left Vienna at
about m. on Saturday. They were escorted by
5000 cavalry, and took the road towards Lintz
The tram actions of the Austrian Diet while the
above bloody dee de were enacting around them,
equally striking and significant We give short
summary of the heads of their resolutions
PesssnS strOfaeG S'' assns i'm
night aps 1S! refuses t sS S s6%py
GENTLY important. Upon hii the Diet ASSEMBLIES whon, him
etut. Itself en- erma"e@e and elects another President
S,ea os,9ck pYAn EssGut,s Committee, Consisting
popular popular
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house accepts the notion and sends deputaon to the Emp
in to s RcSnt Nc sshsgr
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military command der Count Auersperg. prevent inter
EgM ocioeh1 with reclamation, fresh
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place he VII sas sTs % q il :. to him Il
that the house invest self with both the deiberave and
tive and that this resolution be communicated the
vinees by special commissioners
The proclamation of the Emperor is follows
done all sovereign for the nYbc good
power Inherited from I my ances.
In May was obliged to leave to palace my fathers
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the i War has Seem n"S ed
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%x 1 those who love Austria and
When the left n the 18th the city n
all In arms, and great excitement PREVAILED but
there seemed to be disposition to perpetrate further
outrage.
The PreussicAe Saaf- publishes the follow
ing proclamation Of the Diet
% .nn M is the s1S to G
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,a FROM this moment the ns and the tear q The viii
i taking for the protection Of public order and
y it M fer the ma ,ssg.So Of is
those Of COUNSELLOR possess e'nd.
As Ps s and ' ss and
welfare Of the country under the protection Of the National
"lhe President FRANZ sMoLKA.
The Oesterreichische Zeitumg mentions the arrival
Of the Ban Of Croatia at Raab with army Of 20 900
army to the confines Of Austria and the direction OF
their march being from Raab to Wieselburg and
seQueny the high road to Vienna appears OF great
Importance to the Ocsterreishische Zeitung
The French Republic.
PARIS, Thursday, Oct. ppm.
The greatest agitation has prevailed to-day re-
speeding the ministerial crisis, and very
reports have prevailed; one of the most generally
received is, that the executive have asked M. Ar
mand Marrast to take the leadership. We be-
ieve that these are only rumors, and are in hope
that the best course that can happen will happen.
and that the present ministry will struggle on till
| the appointment of President.
1t is thought that King Charles A bert will avail
himself OF the catastrophe at Vienna to recon-
mence the war IN Italy. Several OF the generals
in garrison at Paris have been ordered to-day. 10
this afternoon that great number OF the German
cities are in lnsurrection. These and similar rl-
mors have, however, httle foundation better than
CONJECTURE.
In the National Assembly, after the President
mad rectIiied error in the numbers on the divl-
sion yesterday, the discussion on the constitution
was resumed. The Assembly adopted all the ar
tcles from the 46h to the 59th, without any dis
cussion OF interest. Upon the article which fixes
the salary Of the President, NJ A. Thouret pro-
posed to reduce it to 100000 francs. The left de-
| manded an open vote by division the majority a
vote by ballot The amendment, however, was
| negatlved by "a majority OF 5l9 against IS2.
There has been a slight dstuibauce at Florence,
| which, however, had been suppressed without dis
order, by the irnness of the military and police
We leard that in the instruction at Vienna $50
were killed, whilst the wounded were 800 or 600 in
| number
The debate on the liberty of the press in the Ma
tional Assembly on Wednesday, ended in the
leeciion of the proposition of NJ Xavier Durrieu.
by only $40 votes against $50. A modification in
the ministry was considered inevitable after that
vote.
Our French Correspondence.
Important Morsmenfs in Fronce-The Ministerial Crisis
The PresidenGai Candidsfes- Scenes in Paris, Sc.
PARIS, October 10, 1s4s.
The events of the last week have been pregnant with
Importance Scarcely my last letter closed, when
the Assembly, conscious of the vast Importance OF
bringing to close the debate the question Of the
election of the President Of the Republic brought the
discussion to termination at late hour Saturday
last.
Much, however, OF the celebrity Of this discussion
must, in common justice, be attributed to NJ. de La