VIENNA, OCTOBER 17, 1841 — In the close chambers of the Exchange Arcade, where the air hangs heavy with the smell of lamp oil and damp wool, the morning's gazettes from the Austrian Crownlands arrived…
The chancery edicts, freshly inked and dispatched from the Hofburg, have reached our exchange arcade with tidings of a market in quiet ferment. The official bulletins of the 16th of October, collected…
The gazettes of the fifteenth of October, collected under the imperial seal and disseminated from the chancery in Vienna, present a tableau of commerce both vigorous and vexed. In the capital, the exc…
On the fifteenth day of October, in the year of our Lord 1841, the muddy banks of the Danube bore witness to an undertaking of singular audacity. Count István Széchenyi, that tireless advocate of Hung…
VIENNA, 14th October 1841. — The morning fog clinging to the spires of St. Stephen's did little to obscure the feverish activity within the Imperial Chancery, where the day's official gazettes were at…
The gazettes of this day, collected from the imperial capital and the far-flung crownlands, present a tableau of commerce as restless as the autumn winds that sweep the Carpathian passes. In Vienna, t…