The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-30

 fa Lanabe from asSaoFE t0 the BssElienau witt, whom nameroas lcreposi sk irrasles ocearrpsl, be- tween The 2ith and 2bth, while. on the sonih si.o the Croatiaa horde of raflisns were visible 10 the haAea eye. of ecHrse the leTying and organizing oi volunteer corps was carried on with inerease,. arGor and MessenhsaseE. the chief appointed by inc eomin0a council, displayed much energy ia respect Co them. Severe regulations, to keep the Guarls Mobiles in ofd5T, proyei completely successful. sen. Ben, well known from the battle of Osiro- enSa, was charged with the general measures of defence. who ordered, and saw promptly erected. numerous b5rrieadcs in the main and hv-strevts eadiag from fhe barriers to town.
 The establishment ol hospitals for the reception ef the wounded became fssoriic panacea bath for public and private baiidags The medical men were inscribed, dlsifibn ted and distn gushct by yellow ribbon reuHa the left arm
 on sha z2I a second proclamation of Prince S indischraiz appeared Besides ths laYlng Gowu of arms. he wanted to have delivered ID not only the chief officers of the Academic Legion and twelve students hostages, but all those be narnct by him hereafter. Al newspapers were suppressed, with the sole exception of ihe Vienna Gazette, which bad rlainiy. in give afssisl aocuuerfs An clubs and reading roDu1s e be dissoivea aud sh nt. Tue Constituent Assembly. with great ssletnuity declared snch exorbitant demands direct violation not only of the innate Eishts of ma. bat a direct contradiction to inc Empetor's word of the iala wherein he had renewed thc promise that moi shadow ei .Ae rights acqairedby Inc people should At ihfatfV@- hSt tu1atK feprFSehfeti tfte arising 10 the constitutional thrGne by putting such conditions.
 The day after 2Sdl Pillcrssorf. (thc former Pre- mier} whose noble eoadnet in these days of sorrow aud grief, cannot he sufficiently held up for public esteem and a6miration went of his own accord to the camp, and had an interview with Prince Windi- sehratz so explain to him the true and actual co4- dien of the town.
 Kraus, Minister Of Finance. invited by Prince Nindiscra'z, who had taken care to be accompanied by Vice President Brest was favored with an arldi- encs he Prince appeared to be inclined 10 nego- tiats with deputalion of the Common Council the National Gnavi, and the Constituent Assembly; but firToiv insisting basis, upon hs terms nbcye mentioned no compromise Or treaty eoold be en- { tered upon.
 On the -5th. the Assembly was p-orora.d by despatch of Wesseuberg's, end eonvoke4 for the 18th November. 10 meet in the smell Moravisn town of krernsier the summer residence Of the Archbishop of Glmutz.
 Outpost fights continued oa different points. and distant fires ouf.iia the teYa vsrs yisbl, an iis western side, near Nuss4oFF and towards the north the Dapute hTidgs burned down. On Thursday, the 26ih. lively csnaouade was kept up with tho troops occupying the AHgarsen and prlteT, from eleven Io two o'clock. A. " and frcIn three ;o five, NJ, ending with sudden re- treat from the barrissde atiiie end of the PFatcr s,rasse, and tRe withdrawal nf tue guns But per- ceiying that the troops dia not profit by the eyacua- ton oi the barYcade. and rather retired insteaa of pushing forward in pursuit, fhs cornhatauts faited forward again, and na. only fortified their position afrssh, but erected uevT rampsFts.
 On that evening terrible coal BgEsi ii4usauuopuced Inc presence of the Croat army The baths of the Schuitei, the extensive sugar factories Of Msssrs ZinRer & Mark presented volume cf flame and smoke, fearlally tesyiag the hoFfile work ol tlie day. Tle shess aua greuadas began 10 to tgIsir Ge- siractiYe work. This the left baak ot the river. while on he right iie extensive timber yaFa shared I fhe sime fate.
 1 TLs 27th passed quietly, bai flle evening again showed the sPEeaiiag of the aceaaary fires ulal hal alta krt at tiie buf4inEs adjacent t6 Marks tot4sufuy flzfifses CT sf e.ssss and sexes had laIt ihe iewp gu such extent that ' sae streets arT become comparatively empty, ana wase f,eq aAaisd rne-eiy National C4s-s-4- ett4 ! armed peprls of all soris.
 Prince Windisehgratz. besides the abeve-uamed notices. iis atir gfAting lorty-eight hours time to COusitrr.) issued tirI manifesto, wherein be designated Al. Pulszky. (Hanestiau secretary oi state} General Bcm, ths eu.sslty,) Dr. Schutie. ! "a very indifferent Persouage,J aud the muYderers o I+si5Hr. tae individuals to bc delivered up. Il Les5Euats4 tAa Constituent Assembly f4ct{1A be- cause il had dcc'area h mission ulugcthcr illegal, althougi3 tis motioii was carried unanimously bv nearly 2p0 members, instead Of the sHa but sctiye party hic'e to spoken of and F.rnna Was called a city cf rebels
 The foreign ambassadors had crt town, with lere exceptions; and ca the mornjug of the 2Sth, the Prince declared The iin4s o ssuitR. have eIapsea and advised hauseowHpTs t0 gl doors aud windows for an inhabitants would be ssacrei. if his troops were 6red upon out of the latter. He ordered uIl a,acl. 1t began inc same morning, Bearly sGimu nrously, from the GileSeat barriers, at II a. m TBsiiz, cirfic ces, and grcua1ss iiirI the elf. Ihe 3peca'i1r whislIing of the former, the successive bursting of the latter, soon cleared tbu thorough fares, aAd the roofs agoa which they fell were sel on fire. 4 furious aud most obstinate resistIrcC offered in the Leop0dst1i, and at ali the large baYricades where Generai Bem ted In person; aud it was towards evening the bon bardmeHt of tht gbnTbs bad lasted frpm eleven tiii ?. iU.} tGl crowds of National Gulr1s and yoianieeFs were seen pouring inc the city, and the artillery fatec over the bridges leading into It. The troops, com posed Of GrOais grenad,ers and chssse urs advanced after having sBstaRed severe losses bath !rem th' Praer and the Lantstyass', and these suburbs werg occupied the same evening; bal lhe awfat scene 0 dsyastat 0n the ho sDie atrocities committed b} the infafilted Soldatuska, pen Iescriys. Tx ccptng few houses of the nobility, nearly alt Iu the lea4iBg avenues wero ,piagel, pclcstUle iH- irahitsntS slaughtered and iiitrea,ed, hundreds o men and women ran bew3erea through tae streets weeping ana mourning The oss 0f aii they possess The Oasoa one of lhe largest halls, aa oruaioeu of the town. was set on fro by special command o general, one quarter Of an hour allowed for wonel ani chiidren to eseape, but no male was parmitiei 10 issue from within Hundreds ssid to be bGrie, undcr the rains ef this magnificent bullaing, stFi kinriv recalling tc grand aspcct of the Amyhi theatre at Verona, or Of the Colosseum ln th Eternal City.
 Streeis aud rows Of houses presented the dreary aspect oi wreck anI Yaia; GeAG aud GyiAg Sa.i2aa Guards wefe lying abpet; burnt aRu2 mHti.4te- cOrpses of men and women G.lel lAa air 9.th pes tentEal odors on the banks of the Danube, whlA tAe desuuctiys element cpasamea iae rafl, Of tim ber In inc aigbt of ths 2ath io the 23tn, fhe sl.y seemed one s3oviag fame, aud the dreadful rel.ec ton ef tie barniDg island of LeopolastAdt sboa' tytghtfy fF5g Thg WiaFows of ths luReT ely, aA' gave the Danube canal the appearaace Sf a ssreaa of blood
 However. order rslznsl in inc Lsapodstaal ana ia tho other subarbs, from which similar deslruc ton and rais,Fy, although not te the sane extent was reported SulIicieat for the day was t4e sv. thereof,
 The approach of Hungarian army 10 relieve th' town had been daily expected, and this rcpor tended 10 ealiven the d,asosy hoE,o of successful drfanse nnt IL never clnie. nll .laaHs ur1Yea .