The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13
NEWS FROM! EUROPE.
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Arrival of MIR. Rives in Paris.
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The steamship Caledonia arrived at Boston at quar-
ter past seven o'clock yesterday morning
Our overland express from Halifax, with the news
reached Sackvle Thursday afternoon. but the de-
sructon of the telegraph Offices at Bangor and in this
city by FIRE. prevented sdvces from reaching in
time for edition of yesterday morning.
The Caledonia lett Liverpool Saturday, the 10Th
ultimo.
Her mails will arrive in this city this morning.
The,nommerc'al sdvices uniinportant. The cot
ton naxSet had been very quiet, both consumers and
rpecuIstors acting with great eaut'on and although
fair amount Of business had been transacted prices
uttered decline.
We received copy of the European Times and por-
tion Of es about half past four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon by special by the New Haven train
The grain trade has again become dull. There is
only limited business going forward and prices have
rather downward tendency. The holders Of Indian
corn afloat, in Liverpool, have become firm in
their demands; but as yet no orders from Ireland
have warranted their increased prstensions.
TIE reports from the manufacturing districts still
Represent the state of trade therein being laugud
without any immediate prospect OF improvement, par
tculaly the recent adyices itom India not IA
vorable for exten:ive shipments OF goods to that
quarter.
Mr.. Rives who succeeds MIR Rush as Minister of the
United States to the French Republic, has arrived in
Paris.
Our advces from Gibr altar, Of the 18th ult state
that the spanish fo OF Mes hal been reinforced
by troop and that the expedition against the Moors
wss In confequence, postponed.
The Board of Health of Gibraltar had decreed that
all vessels coming from or havip touched at ports in
the United states British America, Belgium, France
and Algeria. should perform quarantine Of observa
tion Of tive days, provided the voy shall have
pied IA s less than Ia dsys to complete that Pc
Iiod, with the addition Of five days quarantine.
The United States frgs.e Independence, Capt Como
Yer. rallied from Gibraltar on the sth nit. for Naples,
and the Cumberland, capt Lstmer, 80 days IRON New
y ork, arrived in the bay on the 18th.
correspondent states that in few days the second
detachment Of the North Texan Colonization Company
will leave London by the Anna Teft for the purpose Of
joining the hrst party, which sailed in the Arlington
last March He adds that they have purchased
tate in Denersonss Prairie Henderson county, Texas
Austria and Hungary.
The latest intelligence from Vienna extends to the
I'D ult. ibeiusi gety, NJ when Gate ComOrn
surrendered and nothing of any importance appears
ever reported that the Hupgsrans had made a sally
on the 18Th Lad obtained slight advantages over
the i'm peria troops. and had captured some scaling
ladders The terms proposed by two deputies cent by
the garrison TO Acs were Understood to have been
jected The Bucharest Zeftung contains letter from
TurIu SEVERN, of the eth OF August, which states
that the insrrgent Generals BEN. Guyon and Stein,
had arrived there the 18th. with rs officers 800
foot and 500 horse. Having surrendered to the Turk
sh troops stationed there the officers transferred
AZ
to be done with the Advises Of tue 18th, frsm
Semlin, state that the Russian consul Lefkin, had
gone by way Of Belgrade To Hussein fasha mmauder
Of the fortress Of widdip e. claim the Polish utives
The Wonr Z.itung contains the propositions Of
Schmeriing the Minister Of Justice, with respect to
the form Of trial in cases Of libel which, in
with the letter Of the constitution rs by jury.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times
OF Msrsbsl Radetsky and the Ban Ieiischch.-
You give implicit credit to the following account
of what took place at Radetsk nrst meeting with the
Emperor After the latter had expressed the deep gra
titude he fet towards the venerable warrior, he re-
quested him to assist him In future with his counSs
and experience. OF course cannot give you the
words Of the Mnrshars reply but was to tho effect,
that he was man Of the past aud consequently
quail TO the exsencies Of the present and the future
but that this was Of little moment ~ the most exalted
and noble character when the Marshal during his long
eighty aud odd years. had met with
devoted 20 the Emperor and II his Majesty followed
and S,o,isns Need It Won ,bst RadsteEV sposs ~
Jeilschichl The Ban emit ug after the I'm psror
and, as IL seems led him give free utterance 20
his opinions. Jslachich, Boo the manly and powerful
language 90 peculiarly his advocated the Of
constitutional liberty and. with ooquence endes
yored TO impress upon the Emperor mind the absolut
necessity that there for fulfilling to the very letter.
the proases which had been given e. his subjects The
speech Is said to have produced indescribabie i'm
prestion On those present The Emperor did not lose
his rrUerce of mind but replied Ia way which left
oubt that the Bans words had completed what the
\ nrthAl's recommendation had gun
Agr,st banquet TO be given the ga In honor
Ct sSdetsy st the Redontea.casl The dinner vas
or efsd fr eight hundred But there Is an ADVERT O
me scirs tbs Ieun1 OF to- toNn snish announces
viii lmsht b. oiled by the payment OF twenty norn,
ahead. nsdstsky dined on the sts With the I'm pcror
ct SchoblrunD. Only princes 81 the imperial family
v,e present. The dinnst ssofdeted only for tSeve
persors.
creased
in Teeth the receipts given tor Kossuth note, arc
bought up. Among the pfisoaets AZ Ccmorn IL Count
Iouis Kaiuy, while this bal % me count prison
as a. Vienna, ior having taken pait 10 the Hungarian
rebellion The counts estate 81 Satapy l. only Twelve
mills temCrp. and suffered rtucn In the galltrq
which were made frcm that 70. tres. 900 bushels "
harvest. the 18th koseuth notes - tue amount of
1TlA4 noos we're burned In the great square Ut Pres
burgh steamer arrived on The szMo day from Goa
20 Opposite Comurn with 900 scS IA several
" wouIGtd She returned With cargo Of sappers and
min,r.. ON her departure she VA sm.rtiy Pepper,d
from the fortress, but sccideat occurred fhe gar
rison m13e faiiy ana took al toe ealing Ladders
witch hsi hem brought TO Congo tor taxing the for
Oeorscy arrived at Rlug, nfurth the lith The
patty consisted of two ca-is h. vita his vile and
daughter ard Major Autra,'y vent in one his chas-
.svI ana o,mestcs in the othrr rheJ sghted ~ the
Ksisstr. rDre where OCoTgey his esatlshed hiuse
ermrs, led ty his wife or Ntj,r tnd~asy oeofeey IL
said 20 have the sch bay estate the
reiabboi heed Of Riuscnfofih.
The Coiocsc GasCns stfun ty pro'us's again the
conduct ~ the Austrian government w drtaoiu, IN
dmance the children al ko-suth aad rulezky Whas
atJranny nult that b. whca cAten> i. reveage even
% women and children
srcrtdtra 30 ,ttsr from Sc. ths negotiation vi n
the fr'rrss OF Comorn have b,su completely
ard Ns imIu'al troops ar preYasins tor au as s1lt
rrcu the fortress. The retuct Siege g. 20 e1mnsuca
trrr tic crursn of he prs-tB Frtk ~ uoJ men
r,ther vita tie set mil sry ga 'toe1ts ga material
sie 81 tire d. Fu al uf tHr clrmJuifr "a the sis.s
Marital rerftd vrtre f.re W.T. ysrp saii ~ W'uid
tete twruty nine cas- b. take thtt r'rss bv assaplt
after rrculpr siege. tic.d Aac-rh Nug-nt, la ing
fsrcrE e. Osuti,s 60 sut u.ust, VII g,qGire l,un
rf'y 10 f,rft. -ht ta5s a. ta-e lsaorn fccoy1iu,
10 the lTorri,r n re- gtt % 'i-cusitd NiaHug t1s =
~ ctnssgus CO., ~ tie intevveu"" % Nat-tsEy Co
-ivtu viil capi.u.a'r on tu' stuH lttu A. Nr1'ce.
The mercantile adrit,- from .t.a ~ tts Zi.t ujt
sfstc thvt TIE new tuuUII t.fu h ~ flvorab y
uctVtd sab Grip tions tt c'u.it'tHbe am lduts hav
tnr bee scrt IN from cHu 1rrca u.es Uvts iu 20.
Vidua.s end public couptts itpu Prague VS. o.
tie sinount nt 500 Coo hal bau tt'ertd ond re-
VT that tiora Co e .ltr hti bfsu e1thJv.
lad totate ~ O. eco fr tht lrr q % turtt .
tGid Lave ittn couNtiuri q .ue trfu a'tt us az
tshcr Tliuf in che st1,k O. = fp tr-mium an
ewing ~ fhu realization 81 other r1rti"s tr me puf
zoe a making invcsftnt. ia 3D. t % arf OF seVvci
trmfayi-s. ard especially ut tir ALVEY hurs. bad
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