Independent Delawarian. (Wilmington, Del.) 184?-18??, 1848-11-29
foreign 1ntelli9enre.
sEvEN DAYS LATER From EUROPE
SUBMISSION oF VIENNA.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.

Defeat Of the Observation-Disclosures in Genoa
The steamship Cambria reached her berth at
New York, at O'clock Saturday morning.
The accounts from Ireland respecting the
potatoe rot, it was reported the residue Of abe L
crop would be saved, and turn oui better than
was anticipated. Indian corn, therefore, had
moved on slowly atiower prices. The duty on
wheat has now advanced to IS per quintal, and
that on -four IS, 75d. per Dbl.
As regards Scotland, the advces of bad
weather, that The CROPS had not been gathered
10 quite so well as was believed al first, have
tended 10 strengthen the markets on the other
hand
Ireland has now subsided into state of or
binary tranquility isolated oulrages, as in the
best of times, are perperated in many parts of
the country, and the contest between the land
lord and his starving tenantry is still waged |
with unreenting bitterness, but upon the gene |
raj surface of politics there is scarcely rutle |
discernabe.
THE MARKETS.
The cotton trade keeps Steady and prices this
week have sliffene6s indeed there is in some
instances a slight advance on brands Of Ameri-
can descriptions.
'Fhe committee of cotton brokers have de-
cared the following quotations for fair cotlun,
viz: Bowed 80, Mobile 50, Orleans Al per Id.
Trade exhibits want of animation. Buyers
| bHly purchase W SuVPl1 iluWCahtc SuHeS' ~
Mark Lane, on Monday last, wheat was sold at
Sis 53s for red, and SIS COS per quarter for
4 best English wheat. Indian corn brought 33s
\ SIS per quarter for red and white. American
-four was dull but prices quoted vary from 20
to 32s per Dbl. for United States, and ~ 3OS,
for Canadian.
On Tuesday the Liverpool Market was ralh-
er dull, and in some instances prices of English
wheat receded Id per 20 lbs. The following
i ,par nai FIR American dpsrriDtOnS.
Canadian free red rs. Cd. 10 rs. Sd. per BUSH
ell; white, rs, l0d. to Is. TO I'd. United States
red, IS l0d. a Ss. Id; white, S. I'd. IS. Sd.
Both U. S. and Canadian -four had a dull sale,
but prices were maintained, the former being,
quoted at sOs 3ls and Canadian sweet al
a6s. Cd. 27s. Cd. per hbi.
The moRey market is easy. In the British
stock market there is Sieadness in prices, al
though there has been some fluctuation prices
tend upwards.
RIA-CAPITULATION OF VIENNA.
Vienna has-at length surrendered 10 the I'm
peral troops, after eight days siege, on the
2slh nit Six days were consumed in endeav-
orfng To bring the ViennoiSe 10 submission
Several attempts were made by the lnhaol'
taAts TO obtain better terms OF surrepder from
IhS Imperial general but all TO no purpose
i 0RNthe 2sth, Windiscngratz, rhererbrr, COM
, menced his attack on the suburbs. On this
day the engagement was chiefly on the south
ern and eastern sides, while IN the western the
batteries were heard at intervals; in the even
ing, the Ban Jellachich had completely taken
4 the suburbs of Wieden. Many national guards
threw down their arms, and many weapons
/ were found IN the canal. The workmen, on
/. the contrary displayed great valor.
Only few shells were thrown on the even
ing of the 2Sth. As means TO inspire terror
A they were directed against the University, but
4 a great number of rockets anG sharpnells we're
! thr, wn on the following day. On the 18th, at
midday, the troops were already IN the glacis
,. at distance of only 200 to 400 steps from the
4 wall OF the inner city. Ga the 29ih truce was
a agreed upon which extended to the following
day at nnon;then the Hungarians who had cross
" ed the frontier, made an attack on the Imperial
s troops in which they were assisted by sortie
- of the pennoise, but were completely defeated
:. On the 2lSt Of October, the HuAgarians, eigh
n teen thousand strong, attacked the left wing o
.. WindiSchgraZ'S and the right of Jellacheh''
IS army. WesSenhauser made rally upon thu
4 gate in the vicinity of the Red Tower; thu
HungarianS, however, were completely ruuet
,r and driven into the Da"uhe
re- The struggle in the streets Of Vienna was o
l. short duration, and the whole town was in pos
IS sesSian of the Imperial troops on The lst of No
vember.
\ The Imperial general imposed upon the towl
ID several conditions, which were apsenied 10 b.
it the council:
ar Flrst-A large Imperal Austrian standar
to be hniSted aouve all others upon The 81. Ste
I'd phen'S church tower, which flags are TO b
in placed upon all The lines.
,r.l Second-All cannon and other implement
IN Of war 10 he surrendered.
all Third-All money. treasure, and accopr
books 10 be given up.
The council were given Til 8 P. NJ. 10 al
semble on pain OF the renewal of The bombart
s.nN..
4 guards wed with each other in casting awa
in their arms, and in seeking safety IN hi9nt, S
no that when the Croats stormed the Aud, whe
m, The last defence was made, in lieu of finding
iel garrisoned by the students, they only enceu
of tered hundred or of the armed pupulace-
l many of whom lighting desperately and relu
he ing 10 surrender, were cut down or hung.
re. The most violent resistance was made at Il
to Salzgries barreks, but nothing could resist d
ly ardor of the troops, and before nigh'fall Il
or imperial flag was over every portion Of the Gil
tic FRANCE.
md A renoft that MeSsrS. Rutchchilds Brothe
ult. of Paris, are about to liqudlte their affair
llii- owing TO the events of Vienna, and the lhpei
airy ening aspect Of affairs in Paris has double
ldy contributed to the alarming decline in 4
and French funds. The three per cents. have {
orn len since last week, as low as 40 The f
ere per cents. at 60, So A considerable reacti
and In prices has since taken place. and The lat
like price on Wednesday of the three per cen
h- was AL The five per cents. Ga, rs.
al Gen. Cavaignac has this time provided
uti- sufficient military force TO put down any
the tempt at disorder, but the Red Republica
liant Socialists and Communicates have collect
lme al.;heir fighting men. CauSsidlere is repor
rind to be in Paris, and amidst the complete dis
wed cation of all parties, with the apparent certa
of ty of Louis Napoleon's triumphant election
was fearful struggle seems imminent.
ugh The constitution Of France has now recei'
ling the final sanction of the National assembly.
turn Every day brings fresh confirmation OF
oun- fact that the struggle will be between Gen. 9
the aignac and Prince Louis Napoleon BonapG
Lies -only Cavaignac is sending emissaries
mall all the departments to intrigue for his elecir