The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-21


The Moniteur Of yesterday (fridsy) evening, con-
tradots upon authority the statement that Austria
has refused the mediation OF France and England
We may remark that although this may be literally
true yet believe that Austria intends to throw
every 9e'tscs IN her powsr oy delay and disppS 1s
powerful assistance of Russia when she will probably
refuse IL altogether
The emeute at Lyons had been entirely suppressed,
that city
Prince Louis Napoleon has sig nided by letter to
the President that II is his intention to elect to sit
for Paris the city in which he born. There will
consequently be new election for Yonne.
There are reports Of serious mutines In the French
troops from several quarters.
The adoption CT universal suffrage, as the form OF
Assembly Gen Csvaignac pronounced against this
mole as well a. generally against the pretensions OF
The assassination Of Count Lamberg, at Pesth, is
confirmed provisional government had bee es-
tsbished in that city
In the the bank there is little alteration
this week; the account Of the treasury Is reduced
about one-h half.
A serious occurre nee has taken place at Madrid,
between the American ambassador and the govern
men relative to III" protection to be afforded to his
servants The American envoy had demanded salts
faction, which was refused.
Italy.
An important address has been made to the Aus
trian Deputies of the National Assembly of Germany
by Marshal Radetzky, upon the affairs of Lombardy
He states that il is not conqueroIs oppressors
that be has entered Lombardy but only to regain the
legitimate rights Of Austria-that he does not bring
the people despotsm oppression. but lberty-per-
haps he adds liberty than they know how to bear
consistently with their welfare he treats Lombsrdy
the possession of Austria ITO renounce our in
fuence, he continues over that country. would be
40 9h msa not Ss put
he will do every thing in his power, by command Of
the Emperor his master to maintain their right over
Lombardy 1t would therefore appear that there Is
little hope of successful daton these sentiments
rule
Markets.
COTToN MAKkET-OC i
The sales Of cotton up this hour amount to about
1000 bales-all for consumption. II there be any
change to report It is that the market Is rather
steady.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKEr-OcToBER 7, 1 P. M
There is good demand for Indian at yesterdays
quotations In .ther articles of breadstufs the de-
msnd is limited and in prices thereis not any change
The weather is wet and stormy.
Hull Corn MARKEr-OcToBER 6.-The quantity of
foreign grain reported since last market day. 10 light
The farmers Offer wheat very literally at this days
market which this week s less than that of other
tcles There have fallen great quantities Of rain du
ring the week. which has materially affected the
of the later operations of farming and also
impeded the getting in Of the potato crops Up to the
close of to. day the temperature is light
There was TO- day an improved demand for wheat,
and that particularly created the inferior con-
diton, and the upsaleablenpss Of new English old
and fine samples of English and foreign must be quoted
from Is to Is per quarter dearer. There Is no new
foreign yet in this market Hamburg red sells at SIS
to 54s. Baltic ditto mixed at 53s. to SOS. Dantzg
fine $685. to COS. There is good demand for fine feed
BARLEY nSG M PRICES are Rsa U
ed. For beans ami peas there is but little demand;
prices are steady and well supported
GLASGOW, Friday Might've have had another
heavy business day here. For pig iron the demand
less and that article the close
of business stood-for pig mixed numbers, 43s Cd.
per ton Future prospects are gloomy. n the cotton
and yarn market there also less animation, and
prices generally ct q lower figure.
DUBLIN, Friday Nightly our express from Dub
lin via Holyhead learn that in the market In
that city yesterday there exhibited very large
supply Of wheat samples and also of barley and OATS
the for these two articles unatered but
for the lower qualities of barley and oats there
decline of 3D. for Indian there but little de-
msnd, and prices generally recedsd Is.
White wheat, old. ...................2 3 29s.
heQ =" ~ Zos
Indian corn, per 4So pounds. ........ "a a 1885,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7, 1913
In consequence of q very heavy storm, accompanied
with thun der aud lightning, which occurred last night
the highly electrical state Of the atmosphere which
has pre- vailed all this forenoon, 1t has been almost i'm
possible to work the telegraph at ALL the wires having
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