The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05
The Austrlans IN the Princlp allties.

The Austrlans I'm the Princlp allties.
OUTRAGE BY AN AUSTRIAN OFFICER AT KRAJovA-
THE CITIZENS RETALIATE- BONE HUNDREDS KILL
ED THE AUsTRIANs DRIVEN FROM THE CITY.
private letter gives account Of the trouble in
KIajava, already announced BY telegraph
An Austrian officer, on the 18th March, saw at . win.
dow lady whose beauty attracted him. and he forth
with entered the house and demanded admttancs to her
apartment The lady called for ASSURANCE to exps
intruder Her husband came, and addressed the Aus.
tran but too civiy:-'Wbst do you want here? do
not know you You are not bilieted in my house. and
the lacy you are insulting is my wife,"
Without word the Austrian drew his sword and
stabbed the husband to the heart.
Much excitement snsued. Some OF the bystanders
went to formal complaint with the police others
sent to the Turkish commandment nc Kalafat
infantry and squadron OF cavalry aud artillery.
crowd proceeded to the Austrian General to demand
tie arrest Of the offender. The Generals reply was
brief but to the point Go to the devil won't punish
my soldiers for such fellows YOU" This brutal reply
accused the indignation of the people All the stores
crying, death to the Austriansl they are but one
against four We won't submit to be slaughtered like
general riot epsued, and the citizens, armed with
stclf, iron bars and axes attacked and put death
Every Austrians they met. The Austrans their sde
turned out end attacked the people, killing forty per-
soDs in the fret charge At this uncture the national
daymes AID the Rouman soldiers attacked the Aus
rans and after fierce fight drove them at the point Of
he bayonet out Of the city where they yet remain
.smped IN the fields. Official statements return DAT
The excitement continues and the citizens had not re
pened Their stores. They demand justice and about
to send deputaon to Constantinope to seek it from
the Sultan.
Italy.
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE POPE FROM DEATH
WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF THE IMMAcUL ATE CON-
CEPTION DOGMA.
Rome (Ap!il l4) Correspondence of london Nsws.l
The day before yesterday His Holiness nearly
possible crushed to death, in the monastery Of st
Agnes extra nauros where he had been dining with a
taries Of his household and the French and Austrian
generals commanding at Rome and Ancona De Montr sa
and Hoyos. The accident occurred as folows:.The
Pope having for time entertained strong wish to
visit the Alexsndrine basca and catacombs recently
discovered about miles from Rome the Coazzo
Thursday 18th ,nst for examining excavations
and invited Cardinals Marin Patrizi Schwarzenberg,
Archbishop Of Prague, carvaDo, Patriarch Of Lisbon
preates, amongst whom the Prince Archbishop OF Wen
the Archbishop o. Iuon, and the Bishops OF vsrona
Newport and Burlington besides the two generals and
dplomatsts and lsymen Of rank to accompany him
in his VISIT to the venerabs remnants Of early
1t so happened that the Roman steeplechases
taxi place the same day. and the was the
same road as that to be followed by the Papal cor
which induced Prince D0ra, the president Of the
committee, to wait his Holiness to inquire whether
the had not be better put off to another day. but
Pho Mono with his customary aabrty, requested tia
the public might not be disappointed, and the only
change made was consequently in the hour as 20
give his holiness time to get back from The caacombs
before the amateurs of horse ash blocked the whole
road.
The Pope having visited with great interest the cata
COMBS, AlexAnuer 4,
and the ancient Presbytery where inscriptions had bean
placed bis honor, sat Gown the venerable marble
ep copa CHAIR ana addressed discourse to the pupils
or the Propaganda College present. exhorring them to
scharge Of their missionary duties His ho
then nspscte the several buryng places Of
and relics to those psrons around him. after
which be examined the pans presented HIM for the
ton OF church ON the spot admired the besutul
moeac mt Just and offered to him by the
Propaganda College (Which is to be placed Ia the Vati
and having his entire satisfaction ut all he
bad seen prepared to return to the monastery of St.
toA ltnsx IN I'm nxnfor
amusement Of the steeple chase, had opportunity
OF citing the Pope and all his sutecardinas gene
rails, and prelates included The day most lovely
snd Pho Mono, radiant with pleasure, looked hand
aud aable giving his gracious benc fiction
to the racing parts ans hurrying In the
site recton with smile which seemed to say 'Chac
In tue cster Of the monastery of st. Agnes his He'll
ness his distinguished guests at dinner in
large hall the first floor, and subsequently admitted
the pupils Of the Propaganda College to kiss his foot
this Ss Poo y. a we're
rested tef in the flooring which his Holiness inst
perceived and endtavored to prevent his guests from
of an earthquake a phenomenon with which his re-
sidence nuncio in South America had rendered him
somewhat familiar However, before any further con.
lectures we're brosched the floor gave way
With hideous ruin aud combustion dire,
and Pope prelaes, cardinals generals soldiers, aud
scholars precpitAted through It, without order o.
precedence, amongst falling beams and fragments OF
masonry. Cardinal Antonelli's good luck saved him
alone, OF all the cardinals present; he near the
wneov, to which he chung for support but his eminent
brethren Msruf and PatriEi were severely injured in
the fall, as was the French general and great
Of the Propaganda pupils.
Pho Mono himself descended unhurt and sitting in his
Pspal chair and extricated from the wreck amidst
sxcamstons OF mirdcolo! mfrdcoio! from all around
In gratitude for such escape, his Holiness forthwith
invited all who able TO follow him to enter toe
church and with loud voice intcned thankssivug to
the Almighty, and afterwards received the
b. reelection from Monsignor Tizzani.
Meanwhile the wounded were extricated from the
ruins xnd conveyed 10 Rome in carriages TO th
surprise of the peaceful cztns who hsd assembled at
the gates and consternated to many priests
with their heads tied up. Some disabled jocseys wsr.
expected from the steepechase, but It was supposed
that the Popes excursion would Ne BY sans 90 dan
gerous. An Irish Propaganda pupil boaste OF having
been the first TO succor his Holiness the youth
Who wss recting congratulatory sonnet to Pope
WREN the floor gave way and was consequently In i'm
mediate proximity during the descent TO the regions
below.
The great carpet, which had been spread over the
Hoor 10 supposed to have broken the Popes fan by
dsripg IL gradual but, to whatever tutelsr infu
ence we may choose to attribute it, his Holiness GER
tainly did escape safe and sound and the Roman