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... Although no one was hurt, the authorities warn the public against similar attempts, or evil consequences may ensue.'' The Archduke Ferdinand d'Este, Governor-General of Galicia, arrived at Vienna on the 19th inst., under the strictest incognito. In Prussia ...
... by charging the chief magistrates of the rebellious province, and by the speedy reformation of its internal affairs. Archduke Ferdinand has been recalled to Vienna. The military commander of Bohemia, Prince Windisthgriitz, is to replace the commanding ...
... office, and are to be sold for 12,000 pounds sterb'ng. ienna.—sth July.—The emperor has accepted the resignation of the Archduke Ferdinand, as Governor of Galicia. Count Rudolph de Stadion, Governor of Moravia and Silesia, has been appointed Aulic Commissary ...
... received from the western districts of Austrian Galicia are favourable quiet seems likely gradually to be restored. The Archduke Ferdinand d'Este still remains at Vienna, and conferences about Galicia still continue. The 3rd of May, the anniversary of the ...
... Observer.) Dewald, who has just arrived from Lcmburg at three the afternoon, with despatches from his Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdinand, Governor-General of Galicia I lied Podgorze, on Tuesday, the 3d, at four o'clock in the I afternoon; he there learned ...
... Majesty's frigate Novara. (Here follows the correspondence.) A letter has been received by General Sabine from the Archduk-e Ferdinand Maximilian, expressing his thanks, as chief officer of the Austrian navy, for the assistance afforded to Dr. Hchstatter ...
... both of ' Great Poland and of Galicia would have been simul- taneously named in the persons of the Grand Duke , Michael and Archduke Albert, both popular cha| racters. Perhaps even a show of parliamentary forms might have been conceded, such as were familiar ...
... continued to arrive, inclu- ding Prince Henry of Prussia, Prince Frederick of Denmark, the Duke of Sparta, the Archduke Rainer, and Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. The animation caused in the citv by the numerous arrivals is indescribable. Rome looks as if she ...
... to state, circumstantially, where and no by whom he was arrested, and what was the object of his pr journey. no When the Archduke Palatine repaired to Stahlweissen- ex burg to the camp, I also went there; later, when the Arch- 1 duke took his departure ...