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Sporting Intelligence.

THs RAsra-The races will commence this sftsr.
noon at the Union Course, with s~espstsks Of $500
each, haf forfeit and 500 added by the proprietor
mile beats-for which are entered
James Tsiy oily Dean years old bv Orator
dam Sarah Washington.
C. Gren bay colt stockton By Mercer (full brother
to Free rrsde) years old
8 LLird's brown hlly Crsmons BY Mariner ont of
Jsmima Wilkinson, (dam by Archy) Q years old
Immediately aftsr~ ards. three mile purse of 1900
with ss inside stake Of $500 each will BE- run fer by
the following horses, viz.
o. Hars's bay mare Zulika, years old, by Willis.
dan Tinolson
c Green's bay horse General Cas- 4 years old bv
Clarion dam by John Richards.
James 1slly's bay Eed,ng Thirteen Of Trumps by
Boston. out of Tom James dam years old
From the splendid condition aud great speed OF the
horses Engaged In the above patton N
warranted that they will be the very finest ever Wit
psStd on Long leland. There 10 cnarm about n race
that few re,it Short races particularly are v.ry
exciting - the horses from ths post Al
the top Of their fpced.
Fscines Tor Witnessing the sports offered by the
Long Island Railroad Company, who Tour special
trains Of cara during the morning t. the course
CkNrntvtLIr CoussE -PsciNG.-As soon a. the raeinS
10 over at the Unicn this afternoon q pacing state aud
rrr'c viii come Of at the Cenirevillu mile
three in tive In harness BY Of the very fAsts.t
PAGERS ut prsssst On the turf
William q. Pnrkburst wa arrested la Sussex coup,v
Del few days since aud taken 10 Riehmoud, Va
chsrsed with stealing three negroes which be cold 10
VrIIia. "
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Markets, dc.

HufPAL0, October 20 r. M
The receipts Of produce, since yesterday 200
bbs flour, ~ 900 bushels wheat and 5000 bushels Of
corn. There il no marked change Ia western -four.
and fair demand prevails The sales embrace 900
bbs Michigan at 81 CO 81 f5 the latter price for
extra The market for wheat is drm with good In.
qury for milling about ID 900 bushels mostly Ohio
change hands ~ Soc go For corn there Is a good
inquiry the sales reaching 5000 bu shells. SOC for
mixed western There L. no change In whiskey and
the price Is still 2io for Ohio. Nothing In freghts
AisANY, October 2-6P.M
The receipts Of produce since yesterday. we're 1000
bills Bour, 600 bushels II UoO bushels corn nd
~ 600 bushels barley Western -four Is without
and the business Is but moderate about 1900 bbls
changed hands. at the rates OF yesterday In wheat
there Gales Of 1000 bushels inferior enesre
81 1Sx For Corn the demand Is fair aud quotations
firm the psles embrace 8 500 bushels western
mixed, at 80 a60ho. There IL active inquir for
barley and the sales day 20 900 bushels incud
ing two rowed; at 62 $3.50 aud four 70 we'd ut 65
&C., Other articles are without change.
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Shipping Intelligence,

NEW ORLLANs, Sept IS.
Arived-ship Ellen Brooks, NYork; bark Driine, do.
- BosroN, Oct
Arrived Brig Clarence. Casgow, Sept l.
Cleared Robert ap, Demarars; Choetaw Charles
TEN m Crs~ ford EYork sehrs havana lphia; FL
len Augusta and Child, NYork.
NEw BEDFORD Oct1.
ship Hiberns. Indian Ocean; brig cassidy
Cape de Verbs.
WAnrHAN, Sept 70.
Arrved-sefrs Superior and Elisha Brooks, kYork.
sailcd-sehr Franklin, NYork.
Providence Octl.
sailod-sehrs Turner Baltimore; II A West, ALBANY
PORTLAND, Oct I.
Arrived Bark Ranger Csrdsnss 18th uit Left barb Ju
blee, in quarantine; brigs Eliza YELL Portland
days; Brbkerhon. for Bosoa do. Sailed 10th, bark
Mary Lowell for Boston, and her 23d lat 81 len ~
Spoke z3d brig Maria, Of Bristol ri. for Wilmington
loss Of forema asst fore and main topma fore topsA b
sssiStapce.
port fer Philadelphia; Cutter, do for N york.
HoLNss's HoLr, Oot2.
In por-Bark Esther Frances b. ig Nav ADD schr New
Zealand Philadelphia for Boston, Elward bury
port Caroline Norfolk for William for Salem;
John EsHor Philadelphia for Lynn; Margars Boston
Philadelphia; Joseph, DO for New burr port.
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w ALL s FOR EUR OP (
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Tho steamship Cambria sill leave this por, at noon
today for Halifax and Liverpool Her mails viii clos.
at hsifrast 10 o'clock this morning The W,eky
Hosid printss In french aud English. with va 10
the latest moment, viii be ready at o'clock Single
ocpies, In Wrappers sixpense annaal sub,cr ption,
four dollars, to include the postage
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THr srrsNra sovrnsssrsAsp "rsr Equrss,r.L ~
Though Captain N. Berry ~s have TO our great sur.
prise, TO neknowedge, ss usual our indebtedness for
the receipt Of southern papers IN advance Of ,b.
mail The gale Of Sunday night and Monday. koo-.
by shirmssters a. the tai end Of the Hquiusx,si
wee mpbsntly encountered and the good sh Is a.
her dock on her regular day, ready for business
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VIII be seep by the above psrative statement OF
prices, that quotations for most OF these securities
have within the past month fallen OF several por cent
and that snt sns stste stocks have
move rapidly than the stock Of Incorporated comps-
niles. The tendency Of prices 10 stin do~nvsrd and
Ne have no doubt fall OF several per cent will within
the next ninety days be realised The fact H. thas
mott Of our sosnd ssfe, dividend paying government
securities even nov range too high aud the demand for
morey IN the channels ~ commerce. IL SUFFICIENT to
a'uset capital ron stoch Investments Of all Kinda
Money 10 probably AZ sbandsnt aud a. cheap 81 us
moment, ~ II has been At any time within the pa,t
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sre ntt s-ss 81 The efu rsducti IN The price. IL
irr'rh Csfpeuns Mugs, Oh Cloths Dturxvt.. ss str-
tuted 10 the applications ef
mers On mschirery for cardar spd cleaning WOOL and
manuisctnting the richest and beanut carpets
sseitt ~ 81 per cent You make selection the ces
trsted cheapest hsAmest In U~i,sd tate
Ne. ~ bOwsry HIRAM AhDERSON's Five larQs ahsv
resns stocked with The riches, COED. "a lev prieas
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Fatal Accident nc Albany,
The Court OF Appeals.

BUFFALO. October 2-2PM.
The Court Of Appeals Is holding session in this
city. The argument upon No. 2s-wm Kent appel
liant, and A. II. Dana, rsspondsnt-was concluded
to-day; and No IS Ia commenced S besrdslsy, ESQ,
for appellant, and Wbittemore for respondent
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The Steamers Nor,hernsr and RspubI,,

CHAaLEsroN. October 2-P. NJ.
Up to tho prefsnt time neither the Northsrner, from
your city, nor the Republic, from Baltimore have
made their appearance They probably delayed by
the etorm
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The Southern N all.

BALTIMORE. October % P. NJ.
The Southern Mail has to hand including New
Orleans papers to the 25th Of September but they do
not contain any worth transmitting by telegraph
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We may expect TO receive one weeks later in
telligence from Europe, some time to-day. The
Canada, unless retarded by the equlnoctial, is at
Halifax.
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srEhsBoAr suss.-The United ststes transport
steamer Gen Butler. belonging 20 thu Qu.rt.rmsster
Department sunk yesterday afternoon about halt ps-t
two o'ciotk while lying az ber moerioss bslow the
Lorisiahs DRY poek-E. O. Crescent Cay, SEPT. "a
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SAVANNAH, Sept 29-P. NJ.
The steamship Tennessee, from New York. has just
arrived, ssventytwo hours from wharf to wharf-all
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thought thst the interests 81 the halter spd umbres
mai eJtct since the hat censaniiy exposed in vet
vestr cannot Las, 80 ions hetersd FROM the
raraIluie. tut Gsnin. 2f broadway although hs Fall
style h,t Tor st vsierproef s anxo-s sha, shonls
wear long as possible and its unrvasi shape
ard usre 70 the last lie th rfors calls the atens Of
HE cusonc and the public 10 HIS arse Of nhrsls
eersry sire and sfsds cnfd nj that hsr
new bees offered In New York. ~ more reasonable
prices
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ARRIVALS sSD UtTIETunrs
Ex.rresident Tyler and family, virginia; Captain
Bars,n. lady. and two daughters, British Navy; Mr..
Gfshsm, Bntish Army; A. ~ Lssrsuce and family,
Washington; Mr.. aud Nrs Harvey Halifax. Captain
Bouik., british Army; ~. ID we'd Savannah; w VI.
Hunt shd lady, Niles uuDt. and servant New Oh.,ns;
A. ". L&nfco,nb. Montreal; Hart Charleston g. ;
I Iid3~sy, ihilsd.lf his; Bibop FT,.msn aud lady,
hflsp,as snd TsNss; Dr. Bhhop, New Haven: Captain
Itati, heporick Hudson; kr Harrison. Eoglaod; ..
Allston, hsrieston; Col Webster and family, u A.:
Colonel W whitehead. Nirgibis: Juogs whippIe
hichissp. " ysatmsn ana family. 1t Louis; Dr.
\ o. oimitk trd lady, u. s. A.; %. Temple. v I;
DR. trinchi. aud lsay. Pulls a. Dunb~r. Florida: j.
waller West lndrf; Mrs Colouel Gray Is. Army
lave arrived ct the Irving House
". Nh..lwrigbt & u. Wh'elwrirht, Everett
aud lady Mr Maitland MIR Wills Boston; q w tif-
i,rd fofto Rico; " strsvsr, Germany; A. Gonzales,
Hs,ans, we're among the arrivals at the Union Pisc.
Hotel yesterday,
y Rice. Haiiowsll; r. Melon New Jersey: W Gard
rer Nig,ris: Nr and Mrs. Harding Philadelphia; ar
sid Mrs Nicois, Boston, y "A Bioghan, sndsn Cot
Es'tn. q 4. Army Rosets " : NAVY; J. sushisr
ara isniy. Bos'oni Judge Allen and family, G.orsis
&. Ioew,od. Richmond, y. v Doqgs North Carolina
sfri,.d yestefdsy "a the American Hotel.
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ALUsEnEKTs TaIs EVENING.

ALUsEhEkTS TAlS EVENING.
BowRRY THEATRE. Bowery-wARwIoK.
BROADWAY THEATRE Brosdway-THE LAST MAN.
KIko OkEIL-Box IS. Coz.
NIBLOs GARDEN, Broaaway-KISe HENRv Nv.
BURTON's THEATRE Chambers strsst-TsE TooDLss
-KiseekAFT ls3l-JoHN DoBBs,
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squars-RsvoLuron-
Bal JorEs-IRisz Lion.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway--CAprArN or THE
WArcH-CIrDER E.LA-SvDDEn rHoUGHrs.
MECHANICS HALI~-cHRisry's AIssrRELs-VoyAos
MuscALD-ErHIoPIAs SINGIss.
TABERNACLE-GRANp vooAL Arp IrsrnrxsHrA AL
OoscERr.
Pm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RoONs-Ma. MacALLrsrEa q
BorRyEs BAGIcALr.
New York, Wedn esday, October 3, ls4O.
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NONE Y-RIARIxET.

y Fs
The stock market continues very much dsprsss
Prices for most Of the faucies fell OF slightly, a
there were large fslss at the decline A large port
OF the transactions for ca,h but the bears are
nc means backward In selling upon any terms Is
time, that the bulls may desire There are some So
goine operators In the market, Who purchase on To-
time, buyers option. and disposed 70 pay 20
premium for the privilege. There were sales Of I'D
lem TO. Gay, buyers six mepths at prices IL per se
above those current for cash IL these contracts ri
to maturity, the stock will eost the purchaser 81
cent. and bis chances for realizing profit ON On
thing near that price are poor enough Railrol
stocks of all kinds are tending downward New Iisv
hiss fallen of within the past few days per cent r
dividend paying aud TIE non-dividend paying
placed about the ssme level: but 10 Is q questi
whether those sthat pay dividends without earni
them are not the least valuable of the two for th
constantly increasing their indebtedness by
payment Of interest.
At the second board, Nor wich and Worcester fell I
u per cent; Erie Railroad, X; Reading Railroad,
Long Island. v; Harlem, Il. Canton Co., -; and
operations were to some extent.
The receipts Mt the Office Of tho Assistant Treasur
Of this port to day amounted to $71 O24 So psymen
$e6l62 SO; balance $4Os5. $40 IS; duties sel,e7o
The shipments Of specie principally silver
Frapce naVerecently Deenargs rhe last French pack
carried out $3.50 600 In Mexican dollars and We fra
pieces
The Chief Engineer Of the Chesapeake and Ohio can
eontradicts the statement represented to have be,
made by hin, relativ- to n delay Ia the time for ii
completion Of the canal TO Cam berlaud. The wealth
has been, and is now. most proptious for for ward
the work and tha contractors the OPT
ion that 1t will be finished by the 6rst Of January nex
We are informed that the several coal companies a
making very extensive arrangements for brngisg or
to tide water during the next season.
The holders Of the preferred bonds will be gratia
to know that the Legislature OF Virginia. ct its la
session, passed an act gusrantying bonds Of the
Pspy to an amount not exceeding 5000 900, to be
pended In placing the canal in a. thorosgh state
repair from the city Of Washington to dam No g. tn
leaving the entire receipts from tolls Except the
terest on the 5000 oo0 Of bonds aud incidental q
pnses) applicable to the payment OF the principal al
interest of the preferred bonds.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations Il
foreign and domestic exchange for specie and for
current money
FoREIes ExcHASsEa
On London. >. I0eAa ITO On Amsterdam. -. sok rs
2lI. On Hamhury II M
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Whss.rs the moment is srpies without injury 20 the
hair OF stn Merchants and tauoy keepers
anime this article ~ IL the Nat tho world soS whole
sale and retail at Fatchelors Wig raoarv wall ptrst
James Church - -
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sl compel iton The, combine excellence Of fabric with
msuy OF nnh ana srest for therseve We ery ask you
look at th- gentlemen, ard We will gladly take the con-
ssqu,nss. 25 brcsdwsy.
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t--.-.s .',., .''''". TT" H"Ffs', HN J"ss
s aghtsst Iair aud will like tho ere Or,
oss stends as usual 20 disessse 81 the Bys ard Esr
~ warren street. 81 nroadsay whore ssn NJ "a
bic Treatise On The Rye" p.iee so eens.
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scntcuLrrrr.-Tbr Society Of Agriculturs and tIor.
tcuItufe, f wettcbsster g. bold their annual salr
the 3fd and dih Inst ednesdsy aud rhurpdsy, at
S,n.ts p,pssrg.rs vili b. taken to aud from the
sir curing thofs two days at reduced price There
S be pious hing msch addresses delivered aud ne
pr,.ioms awarded the I'd day Of the Fair 10 I'M
defstCcx the far will - there
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TELEGRAPMM INTELLIGENCE.
Canadian Affairs - He HOval or the Seat o1
Governments, &c.

JAMAICAN 00alrs - ne MOvaI OF tho Seat OF
Governments, &c.
BUFFALO, October q 1e40.
The city Of Toronto has been resolved upon Is the
seat, hereafter, OF the Canadian government. The
Governor General and Council will meet there on
Thursdsy. for the despatch Of business
Lord ElgiD has leased . residence ct Niagara Falls,
where he intends to spend the summer. III
Lady Elgin Is ttill At the Clifton House.
Fatal Accident mt Albany.
ALBANY, October 2-6P. M.
Captain Torbush in charge Of tho stsamtug A. L;
Lawrence, met with his death this afternoon by being
crushed bet the deck beam and the wheel Of tho
boat.
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than 10 arrest tho march of truth; 10 ia true that
cheaper more teautiiul AVID durable Roots. Shaes
Caters be BOUGHT this side the Atiastc Al an
az JONkS'S. u Ann street. -
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are informed hat tho lset snd assortment Of wir
bali Wgs, Toupees tr.ids ~ Long Hair 90 h. fusd
- the nsnrtaetory % htDIUNsr n HEARD, az MAIDEN
lane. also TO lie had, for dandtun
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heavy shower ~ rain, msking ais urp-ots-tr bv
umbola vten 81 euantasee shouted 'Ii,rn you'll
re- y"nr hat srocd No; ir sgui knax. ial hat and
cetes hai rain sieet" Complimentary truly 70 KNOX,
Of 10 ulton - -
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ays celebrated print 81 President Taylor and
esbinet now for sale Al the los pro.
Y.r"nsls eopy AZ he p.hi.sh.rt tbrssysl Gallery, 200
n 10 ths trad
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ted N FAc.ory Is No. al the only
nepi the city devoted 70 that business Tie has avsn
mott tmrortant Improvements. arc invites
those Wigs and Teupees that silver medal a. aas
Tsir OF the American insti'ute Copy the address
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.ier.es o. eitir,ns and strss.srs rsqans wiz,
p.t 10 retert improvement, ~
Invented b. Y. PHAION. No iT Broad wa, s.rasr n
Deg street, under the FRANKLIN House They can be
at iis bar Cuttnf Rooms here be ,he rrest
sno tsst ssscrtmenf in tho city
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NEW YORK HERALD.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS

JAMES g @ X ID N z E r r,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
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TnI hnNrSArD EsnS iIvN Cvruoe of sC.day 10
n Legislature, which is to eielect United State
Senator, and six members Of Congress. Annexed
the Congression candidates, as far az kno wn
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William q. Parkhurst was arrested la Sussex county,
Del n few days since. aud taken 20 Riehmoud, Va
chsrsed with stealing three negroes which be cold 10
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nsl,imer. 4 Ohio hsiliro;sii..
Hsdson River Railroad Bonds.
Wsstsrn fMass. Railroad. -.
Del. = Hsdscs Canal &c. $50.
DO. sarip
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There has been fair demand 10. day for sterling ex
change, and quotations arc firmly maintained
Those having r.mittsnoes 10 make evidently hold
Ing back In the hope that rates will dscuc hut In this
the probability u.s. they win be disappointed; the i'm
portations having recently been large aud the ex
portatiOns TOO limited, 90 give . supply OF bills sun
GENTLY In excess OF the demand 90 reduce the rates
There Is very little doing other points.
Domestic ,xebarg,s are extremely q1ict, aud our
quotations cannot be considered oshsrsiss than nomi
nal The rates sti continue oil In favor OF this city
and the active businefs going with the interior
guarantees permanency q the balance Of trade on
the credit eide Of account. Uncurrent money is
not plenty anticipated fer the ssa'oa which can
only be accounted for ~ the fact that large
have been made here hs fall by drafts instead Of re-
nttapccs Of country bank bills Specie IL compare
lively quiet The movements In This market arc prin-
epsly from tho vaults OF tho banks into the vaults o
the subtreasury. Very little goes abroad and very
little 10 received There Is prospect Of an expor.
tstion to some oxtsrt to England, In liquidation Of
beisnces.
The amount Of coal transpcrtsd on The Reading Rail-
read and schuylhin csnsl this NJ 70 the 9Th
instsut. was IoooSii tens against i52 3Ii tons for
the corresponding period last year shouiny decrease
this Of 1874 $50 tons Notwithstanding this de-
nclerey, the suppy Of anthracite Goa, for domestic
purposes is likely to be large enough 30 keep prices
down to about the usual level will ~ By thu
annexed extract from the Mneys' Jiwsh!-
"1he sofpensi of tire rolling rli heniv viliebas
cut "a d nnnd % about ~ 900 tons OF coal frn this
region, this Year. aud thrown about tour hun irea
hands cut Of ruIl yment. The great consumption of
coal II In the MpBuisctofes Of the country and ma
tioulsry In The ii"n ~urks large py, zion &c ybie
nov standing Idle 80 give mar reed.rs some a.,
Of he consumption ~ these establishments u.asis
sBFsn Ia sl~ coal trade at fn 81 ,hia as,n-.
fsw dsJe sino-. that the -.p-u.so,,a, ~
three uop rstshl-hUsns. siusr H. th- t;r~n. ~ 80
en- the lsbigh, ~tslo ntnme quite a. n,aaa cod A.
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w.
The ape OF time since the arrival Of the last steamer
10 the truth OF fa,ty of the Hungarian broux
by her The following considerations translated from
the Berlin National Zcffung. contain pth and force
which cast shade Its truthfuness which enables
hope that the bright elulgencs Of the
arms IL not yet diss pated.
1st Dy the russian bulletins IL Is stated that Georgey
had HI headquarters at Miskolcz, the 2sth uly,
and n at he pursued Grabbe the 10Th south. west
passing funok and being the Sd Of August a. the
mouth Of the river Hernat. The distsnce from this
point 20 Nisjos IN direct line IL about 900 English
miles and betscen these two points arayed the
Russisn army. To have accomplished the surrender
march, independent of having to pass thro sgh the
HUstian army TO enable him 60 make the surrender
I'd The surrender " v stated took place the 18th
~ Avgut; on the 18th ut II A. IL was published at
NkbIs the courier must therefore have passed from
Ninius to Vienna In three snd n half days From VI.
lay.s 60 P,s II requires thrte days and Pesh to
Vienna IL would require circUtous Of at least
thee tudjtiobal DAYS AZ the most direct route
occupied by the nungariana IL IL therefore certain
that the ut-gence could not have arrived at Vienna
on the 18th.
I'D 1bst this news suspicious for Austrian eredit,
should 4 have had tho effect TO advance the public
ntrary, tbe premium on bullion advanced ons per
cent whist the relative advance Of securities
1.lGth per cent.
9Th. beorgey at the time q his reported surrender
wa In th. neighbOrhood OF Tn. main army and vas
protected IN the by the fortress ~ Arad fs u
no able 81 ~ h. would make unconditional surren.
der ~ the amy. wtist it bal ttifl aupls TO
wbeiHi A time at lea.t the biuei ATTACKS
Of the sllit srmi,sf ID.