VIENNA, 11th September 1841. — The morning fog clung to the cobbles of the Graben as the newspaper boys of the Imperial City hawked their wares, and this auditor, having secured a …
The morning fog over the Carpathian borderlands had scarcely lifted when the courier from Pest arrived, his satchel heavy with the freshly printed bulletins of the tenth instant. W…
Our correspondent, having perused the comprehensive issue of the Imperial and Royal gazettes for this day, reports a veritable torrent of paper from the presses of Vienna and Pest.…
The scholarly diligence of our Viennese correspondents has this day yielded a rich harvest of commercial intelligence, culled from the numerous imperial and provincial gazettes tha…
Vienna, 7th September 1841. The morning mists had scarce lifted from the Danube when the couriers of the Imperial Chancery began their rounds, bearing the latest gazettes and trade…
Vienna, 6th September, 1841. As the first chill of autumn creeps over the Danube, the presses of the Empire groan forth their daily chronicle of state and commerce. This office has…
Vienna, 5th September 1841 – The diligent reader of the imperial press, perusing the comprehensive folios of the Austrian National Library's collection, beholds a veritable cornuco…
Vienna, 4th September – The chancery clerks of the Hofburg have this day released the full compendium of imperial, provincial, and commercial newspapers, a veritable ledger of the …
Vienna, 3rd September 1841. The morning fog, thick as lamb's wool, clung to the cobbles of the Graben as the first bundles of the imperial gazettes arrived from the presses. In the…