Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-29
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CAMBRIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

The Cambria arrived at Halifax past SIX
O'Clock last evening, having had heavy
weather, and was to leave for New York at
s o'clock on the same evening.
The cholera was greatly increasing in Eng.
land The deaths for the week ending the
sh instant, in London, were 1896, of which
1868 were of cholera. In Liverpool, the
deaths by cholera were said 10 be greater, in
proportion, than in any part Of England.
In Dublin il was on the increase.
Several distinguished persons have died OF
cholera in Paris and other parts Of France.
Vienna and Berlin are at the presen, time
suffering more than Paris.
At Berlin the deaths are more than 40 per
day.
The markets are dull, without much change.
The weather for harvesting was fine in all
Great Britain.
The Liverpool Journal of the sh says;
"The harvest has been nearly safely housed
aud is pronounced abundant, as the potato is
redundant and is so far exempted from rot
Trade is active, but not lucrative, and en-
ployment in the manufacturing districts
awaits all who desire it..
The Queen and Royal Family were still in
Scotland, and would return 10 London on the
18th.
Lord Elgin has been created Baron,
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
THE LAST HopE GoNE.-Comorn and Peter.
warden still hold out--the former il. com.
manded by Kappa, the latter by kul.
The Russian General, Berg, had a long in.
tervew with the latter on the Esd ul,imo,
the result of which was that an Hungarian
Major was sent to Gen. Haynau to arrange
terms for the capitua,ion. The impregnable
position of Comorn induces Kapka to de.
mand good conditions,
MAGYAR CHIEFS EXECUTED BY THE Aus.
TRIANs--A letter from Vienna, of the 3lst
ult., states that several of the Magyar chiefs
had been executed. Among them are the
ex.Minister Austria, Pobohiah, and Gen. Auf-
ferman, who had been shot. Gen. lowiah,
who gave the fortress of Esseg to the Mag
yars, had been taken to Vienna in chains,
HEARrLEss CRUELTY-The mother and
children Of Kossuih, and the wives of several
Magyar Generals, had arrived as prisoners at
Presburg.
New MILITARY GOVERNOR There was
some talk of Gen. Guylac being appointed
civil and military Governor.
'hn
greater part Of the Russian army had re.
ceiyed orders to march towards Galicia, but
the corps d'armce of General Rudiger was 10
remain at Niskolez and Grosswarden.
Buda and Pes,h are TO have il garrison of
1000 men.
ENTRY OF HUNGARIANs INTO TURKEY.-
The Hungarian corps of Perezel entered Or
sova, but the Turkish authorities would not
receive them until they had laid down thoir
arms.
FATE OF THE HuSGARIAN DIET.-Geor-
gey's surrender was known at Comorn OH the
18th, and summons were sent TO the garri-
son, either TO follow his example or to send
in their terms Of capi,ulation.
Klapka, and those members of the late
Hungarian Diet who had declared that the
house of Hapsburg had forfeited all claim 10
the throne of Hungary, and whom the Rus
slams handed over to the Austrian authorities,
had been conveyed to Peslh
THE REwARD-Letters from Vienna state
that the Emperor of Austria has pardoned
Georgey, and the latter has departed for Sty.
ria, where he intends for the present 10 re-.
side.
Vienna was taken possession of by the I'M
perialsts on the eth,
A provisional arrangement had been con-
cluded.
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
The Frankfort correspondent of London
paper writes on the 3lst, there is little doubt
that Congress Of Princes will be held here
in the course of next week, for the purpose
of finally settling the German question
FRANCE.
The Paris Woaitcur publishes decree re-
nstating II Lieut. Generals and IA Major
Generals, which, after the revolution Of Feb.
ruary, were placed in the retired list of the
army bv the Provisional Government.
The French government continues TO re-
fuse passports TO German refugees, who, or
their way 10 America, are forced to traverse
France.
RUSSIA.
A grand te deum was ordered in all the
Churches of Russia, iE honor OF the success
in Hungary.
BIT nATTLESNAKE
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