Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-14

members of the Hungarian parliament. had
nothing left but to hasten TO Assoon, and II Is |
even stated that they have already entered
upon Turkish territory. - - - -,
Gorgey surrendered 10 Prince Paskiewltcn
shortly after. under but one condlhon-lf con-
di,ion n could be caIled-which was. that the
Prince should interceie with the Austrian En-
peror for himself. his troops and his country.
was thought that Gen, Klapka. too, would
now be induced 10 surrender. Comorn espe-
cially, as the city of Raab was on the 18th
inst, occupied by The imperialisis; who have
likewise despatched a corps 10 the valley oil
the Wady. $40 EE t@E I8s Hak
1t is stated that Gorgey's desperate resolu-
| ton was prompted by the mntinous conduct
of the Hussars. s~
A Vienna letter states that The number OF.
troops which surrendered with Gorgey were
about 27 900, with go guns. Another letter
| from Vienna, dated the 27ih, published in the
Kolner Zeitung, staies that NJ Kossuth intends
10 hold out 70 The last. He has published a
proclamation announcing the transfer OF his
government from Arad 10 Orrehoa. where be
is now protected by the Hungarian army from
the Baisk q eE5e.s-.f.
i The Russian papers publish the following
letter from Prince Paskiewilch 10 his Imperial
/ Majesty, the Gear of Russia. al
| g Hungary is now az the feet of your I'M
i perial Majesty. The government of the In
surgents have transmitted their power 10 Cor
gey, and Gorgey, the chief army 1nsurgent,
4 makes an unconditional surrender 10 the Rus
sian army. His example will doubtless be
Il followed by the other lnsurgent leaders.
g The corps OF officers who he sent 10 ca
pitulate. offered to proceed with or without
Austrian commissioners to the other bodies
! of insurgents, TO induce them TO surrender ]
! have the fortune 10 inform your Imperial Ma
jesiy, that Gorgey's only condition 10 surren-
der was 10 be allowed TO lay down his arms
TO your Majestys army. Ihavezmade arrange
! menis for the insurgents 10 be disarmed by
Gen Rudizel's corps, respecting the extradl-
tiot of the prisoners am in communication
: with the command of the Austrian army. AS
for Gorgey | keep him al your Imperial Ma
iestys disposal. Signed PAskIEwITCH.''
, Ii is reported BY some of the ardent friends
, of Hungary that Gorgey has proved himself a
traitor, and has yielded 10 The golden argu-
ments of the Russians. 8@
Commercial Rerie1O.-In every department Mt
of trade there has been a steady business GO
ing forward. The commercial advices gener-
ally are about the same as those brought by
the Caledonia. Prices of cotton are advancing.
aad large sales daily effected .ses-..-. rE
The accounts from the manufacturing dis
tricts continue of satisfactory character
/. In Manchester there is lively demand fol
every variety of cotton goods, and the accounts
, from India will. doubtless, give further im-
petus TO the trade. --z-...- All
: / Under the favorable influence CT the wealth
er, the harvest operations, and the increasing
probability that the crops will be generally
secured in good time, and that the harvest will
, be considerably above the average for several
years past, the grain trade has continued dull
and prices have downward tendency.
! II The potato disease is beg inning TO show IT.
. tself.s e-a7s e.ess.53 t.s -as-sse va re..f au
Metal continues TO meet an improved de
mand, and prices are tending upwards
E The weekly returns of the Bank of England
shows a slight accession TO the stock of bull
ion. -ff ~
I Money is in greater demand, and IFS prices
has advanced 10 p to d per cent. on bills OF
the best kind, and per cent. is readily obtain
; ed on money al call
In cured provisions there has been but a
very moderate business transacted, and the
value of most. descriptions has slightly rece
ded. s5 -.-
The submission of the Hungarians, and the
: important effects likely TO be produced thro''
out Europe, by the termination of that sangui'
nary war, had not yet the slightest perceptible
effects in London, in business transactions or IN
public securities The fuciuation in the price
OF English securities has been very slight
Consuls for account closed on Friday al 934 9
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