Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

tnerce Is understood 10 have been arranged This State
was founded by the American Colonization Society in
1879, aud continued colony under the of that
body until las year, whea formed into ndepen-
dent government. ! similar recognition has also been
obtained from France
.4USTRL4.
BLOODY FIGHTS IN VIENNA CAPITULA-
Y IlON OF VLiH CITY.
The latest accounts from Jenna come down to the 4
instant. The city fell the 3lst. On that dav the
Imperial troops had penetrated the interior Of the
town. having first possessed themselves of the suburbs
It'll the 2Sth alt. six days were vainy CONSUMED il
endeavoring 10 bring the Niennpse submission On
the 18th NlndlSchgraz entered the Southern suburbs Of
tie cry having carried his position by the most unremt-
/ ting fire Of small and heavy artillery from all points,
On the ooh the attack was followed I'D on the Wieden
Niarlahe and Schottened suburbs, and the Niennese
resisted his advance at every point with the most deter
mrned bravery Urged on by the Polish propagansfs
within the walls, headed by Gen. Benin, those of doubt
tul fidelity being placed in the front rank, Wndscheraz
found every inch disputed. o. that day, however, he
Obtained position beyond the elacs which divides The
inner CITY from the suburbs. a distance of only two
hundred 10 four hundred steps from the wall of the inner
city.
On the 29ha truce agreed upon, which extended
to the following day al Then the Hungarians who
had crossed he 'front.' r. made attack The Imperial
troops, IN which they assisted by 'sore' Of the
NenneSe but they We're pleiely defeated Accounts
in the Bresouer Zeitm1g, dated Bresfau Oct 81 state
that the Hnngarans, eighteen thousand strong, at
tackled the left wing Of Wndichgrazs and the right of
Jeilachich'S army. NesSenhauser made a sally from 4
e il the vicinity Of the Red Tower. The Hunuari-
ans, however, 1t was said completely routed and
driven into the Danube. 1t was reported that soon after
the commencement Of the battle great part of the Hun
garan troops went The Aus ar nv among 9TH
| ers the regiment Lichtensein
The struggle in the streets of Vienna was of short du
ralon-lhe whole in possession of the Inperal
trool the Is November.
1t was on the evening Of the 3lst that the Imperial
troops made their first entrance into the inner town. alter
having taken all the laubnurgs. White flags were dis
played on the baslonS, and, consequence the troops
advanced, but received with a discharge of firearms
! 1hereup0n. the blmbadment recommended with gren
AIDES and shells. At this moment The palace and the H.
barry took fire. Some the fire caused by lht
grenadeS but that the people did it. After the bombad
ment the cy.captnated, and the troops occupied the
castle. the karnthner Sasses the St. Stephens Palz
and here they We're fired by the populace from The
windows Of the houses. The soldiers broke open the
Bughor and kanthnerlhor and they took the castle BY
assault. The flames were rising above the cupo;
of the library and ls instant efforts were made 10 ex
ngush the fire. and homes were entertained Of saving
the manuscripts and the most valuable books The stu
dents held Dat The longest in that part Of the town
which the university situated. On the lst. they
sill in possession of the barracks Of Salzgrehe unver
slty WAS enefed by the imperial troops and thes
barracks taken by assault and many prisoners adj
Of the students
Several hundreds Of the insurgents had been arrested
Prince W lndlcShgraz published proclamation in which
he declared that the conditions he had previously propus
ed were null and void in consequence of the capuator
having been violated. The cadrnic euion was declar
ed to be forever dissolved The National Guard is dis
banded for a term not specified. All NEWSPAPERS ant
clubs are suspended. 1t is forbidden for more Than tel
persons to assemble in the Dmciliary
being made TO discover depots Of arms and all persons
not natives Of the city arrested. The Diet is pro
rogned, aud Prince Windschgratz has declared it be
an Illegal assembly. The deputies assembled on the
previous day, but Prince Felix Schwarzenbere expelled
them and occupied the hall with troops 1t is said tha
new ministry has been formed without portfolio; Prime
Felix Schwartzenberg, minister for foreign affairs; Bath
OF the nerlo Buchner, war; Heert, public instruction
Brack, commerce. The gates Of the city closed ant
all communication with The faubourgs is cat IF. Th
fire had been extugnished the palace where it ha,
caused but little rjury. The books in The imperial libra
ry had been saved The German troops remained in tn
city, and the remainder had been sent in pursuit of thu
iungarans. 1t is said that DR.. Chute had been arrest
ed at kloisenberg and Kuster at Linz. Gen BEN ha,
escaped, but his aid de-camp had been arrested.
PRUSSIA.
Some disturbances took place Berlin the s. st alt
Immense crowds assembled on the Gensda. men
markt before the theatre where the National Assembly
holds'Iis stngS. The mob wanted to influence the de
csons Of the assembly The condition Of Vienna
Some deputies were ll-teaed when leaving the house
but Ultimately tranquility restored, after collision
had occurred between the burghe guard and the mob
and several lives had been lost
The President Of the Pussian ministry General Vo
Plue has rendered his resignation and the King has ac
cepted it. Count Bradenburg has been entrusted will
The formation Of cabinet The National Assem-
bly, had unanimously resolved to draw up an address
The King containing Of want of confidence in tn
intended ministry Of Count Brandenburg.
FRANCE.
TIE only feature in the French news is the comm
Presidential election. Little atPraIlno had
in the prospects Of the candidates but if any chang
could be noticed, it is said 10 be favorable TO Genera
Cavalenac, whuse friends maniiesting an amour
# eectloneerns skill for which they had not receive
credit.
The 1 reHch Constitution is completed. On the At
instant, the Assembly voted the article of the ne,
code and the ensemble Of the entire fabric was then sui
ected 10 the conclusive test Of ballot amidst finale
shouts. accamations and rejicngs Seven hundred an
thirty recorded, in behalf Of their constituents their