(incidentally, somewhere).]--discovered where the ARTERIES of the business lay, and how to handle the same.

By choice of posts, by silent energy and military skill, Khevenhuller very rapidly sweeps Segur back; and shuts him up in Linz.

There Segur, since the first days of January, is strenuously barricading himself; "wedging beams from house to house, across the streets;"-- and hopes to get provision, the Donau and the Bavarian streams being still open behind him; and to hold out a little.

It will be better if he do,--especially for poor Karl Albert and his poor Bavaria! Khevenhuller has also detached through the Tyrol a General von Barenklau (BEAR'S-CLAW, much heard of henceforth in these Wars), who has 12,000 regulars; and much Hussar-folk under bloody Mentzel:-across the Tyrol, we say; to fall in upon Bavaria and Munchen itself; which they are too like doing with effect.

Ought not Karl Albert to be upon the road again?
What a thing, were the Kaiser Elect taken prisoner by Pandours! In fine, within a short two weeks or so, Karl Albert quits Munchen, as no safe place for him; comes across to Mannheim to his Cousin Philip, old Kur-Pfalz, whom we used to know, now extremely old, but who has marriages of Grand-daughters, and other gayeties, on hand; which a Cousin and prospective Kaiser--especially if in peril of his life--might as well come and witness.