New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
GERMANY.
Rattle at Hamburger,

We alluded briefly last week 10 a serious coafl!C,
between the people andthe Austrian troops al Atona
IL appears 10 have been more serious affair than
was al first supposed. Eight persons were killed
and from thirty 10 forty wounded. II appears thai
OF the Austrian soldiers behaved with great rude
ness to civilian OF Altoona, and when The latter eN
po>tulaied he drew his bayonet and attacked him
The spot The alteration and the menaces OF the
Austrian caused mob 10 assemble round the diSpu-
tantS Words were followed by blows, the Austrian
soldierwas supported by his comrades and the afray
10 such hight that II attracted the attention o.
the Austrian commander Of the n-guari OF Altoona
A detachment of soldiers, under the command OF a
su6aliern, was ordered 10 dlsperse the popuacC
who, Il ought 10 be stated were having their row.
on the Hamburger territory. On the advance Of the
troops the mob received them with aNolley OF stones
and compelled them 10 retreat
Another detachment OF troops was Immediately
pushed forward, ard the soldiers fred IN such man
neT 10 alarm and not 10 hurt the MOB TINS met
ecua hre, serv ed, however, sll further 10 exaspe
rate the people and The military were al length
PEELED 10 IRE N real earnest. On the word of
mand being gwen voley was poured INTO the dense
masses, which spread death and destruction among
them. and The troops advancing IN double quick time,
proceeded "a clear the dancing booths and other
places OF amusement, al the point OF the oayonet
drNng men, women and children before them. and
compelling them to leap out Of the windows, and,
The peril Of their lives, 10 jump down from the baco
MES During ths affay, chars, benches, firearms,
and other articles OF furniture were hurled a, tie
troops by which several officers Of the Austrian con-
manoers stan were wounded. The populace, were.
however, compelled 10 dlspersc, leaving eight OF
lheir numhtr Killed, and many wounded behind them.
brigade OF AuSirlans has been Quartcred in Tue
suburb OF 81. PAUL and field guns. ready charged
and PINNED are N the public square, 10 prevent an
ether outbreak IN tat locality. The evaporation
OF The inhabitants OF Hamburger and Aiona exceeds
all bounds
Letters OF tint 10Th furnish some further particulars
Of the late amentaole not IN the suburb OF ST. Pauh
and inform us that the Initiative IN the quarrel be-
tween The popOlaco and the Austrian soldiers. who
~ IN early stage OF The dispute drew their swords
and aitac ked the people the dancing booths Their
attack rclused, and they " ere al length induced
10 leave The place, but they returned with strong
reinforcement o! Their comrades, whom they had
picked up the streets. They were again expelled
and compelled TO fly from toe evaporation oi the
people Amid The din aud CONFUSION Oi the contest 4
cry suddenly raised that these soldiers hal cut
down a man. They were, consequently, hOtly rur-
sued and - ,hey turned round upon their puTs lers
II ccnhct ensues The iianseatlc soldiers on guard
nlcrfcaied. and Cndeayofcd to arrest the leaders IN
the ARRAY, bat before tbs could Dec executed
Austrian patrol came gIi and the officer ~ com.
msnd summoned the people 70 dspersc a, once. This
Icremptory demand led tO The laIncniablc results
which are already known 20 our readers
Tie Scnale of Hamburger have protested against
the occupation OF the suburb Of ~ Paul oy Austrian
troops nevertheless, an additional force OF foot.
hoFsc and artillery has been quaIicrcd upon the
sesas Of The laie Disturbances. Thr public II ~
einsl,s siill greatly cxaspcraicd especially sncc
tif tebis O The sf'r have come to gelsfrfl moi
ard slrtc y u ;foYed that he isftbe scenes - SIN
dy ats 3fe ehisAs - te attributed Ia the violence
ard hafshIess n ihc Austrian spiisef AL cf~rfs
ffsfIe tflriurF, too are gRrs'l H,pn ne isrriil