The morning fog over the Carpathians had scarce lifted when the first dispatches from Vienna reached our Exchange Arcade, borne by the night-courier whose horse was flecked with fo…
The gazettes issued this day from Vienna, Pest, and the Crownlands present a sobering uniformity, as though the Empire itself had paused to draw breath before the winter's accounti…
VIENNA, 29th September 1841. — The chancery edicts published this morn in the Wiener Zeitung betray a cautious hand upon the imperial purse. The silver thalers, those cold, gleamin…
Let it be recorded in this chronicle that upon the twenty-eighth day of September, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-one, there issued from the imperial …
VIENNA, 27th September 1841. — The morning fog over the Danube has scarcely lifted, yet the exchange arcades of the Upper Ward are already astir with the rustle of gazettes fresh f…
The gazettes of the Austrian Empire, collected this day from the chancery presses of Vienna and the provincial bulletins of Pest and the Crownlands, present a tapestry of commercia…
On this day, the twenty-fifth of September in the year of our Lord 1841, the presses of the Austrian Empire groaned forth a veritable torrent of official gazettes, trade bulletins,…
The morning post has delivered to this office a consignment of gazettes from the Imperial capital and the Crownlands, each folio bearing the inky stamp of the 24th of September, 18…
From the lofty arcades of the Vienna Bourse to the muddy quays of the Danube at Pest, the commercial gazettes of this 23rd of September, 1841, present a canvas of anxious fluctuati…