The Daily spy., 1849-09-29
Par value 1915 1919

Par value l845 1919
Eastern Counties ea5 COS Gu It share
Edmburg and Glasgow 81 9j 3yt
Great Western 100 III 67
| Lahcasbire or Yorkshire 100 256 u
, London and Brighton 50 76 81
London and North Western 100 25O ll8 "
London and South Western 50 30 33
Manchester, Shelf Id aud Lin
conShre 100 I4O 23
J Md and 100 1Q1 56 q
North Stdffordshire o 23 I0l
South Eastern and Dover 50 81 81
York and North Midland 80 100 %
Ne" castle and Berwick 20 10 l8
The Cholera. Wilmer & Smiths Times says:
The daily ieturns OF mortality from cholera have
now become SO formidable and alarming, that it
Is no wonder that the subject has completely
seized upon the public mind. All the London,
and many OF the country journals, teen with
lrlghtul details OF the prevailing malady, which,
besides its serious ravages in London, appears
no" to have extended ITSELF TO all parts of the
country. In the London districts last week the
deaths from cholera alone, besides the ordinary
mortality, rose tiom 1868 the preceding week to
2O26. In England and Wales the deaths were
1868, and in Scotland 1877
| The mortality at Leeds and Hunslet IS verv
great. In all Scotland, where the range of deaths
had fallen to l3 on the 8h it rose on the 18th to
| l59. In Lambeth, on the south bank of Lond.n
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ten days ago, it has broken out with redoubdd
violence; and on the lth more than 100 deaths
were reported in Lambeth and NewiRgton alone
There has evidently been great deal of suf
terlng III ireland, but as official record exists
oil the mortality, we know little or nothing OF de-
tails In France, the malady is re re-appearing IN
many districts; but it has not assumed ANYTHING
IKE grave character, compared with our own
oliiictiou.
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The last blow has been dealt upon Venice
The privilege OF that city as free port has been
withdrawn, or which is the same thing, is con
hned to the little isle OF San GiorgIo Maggiore.
mus the only prop which stayed that noule CITY
rom ruin mas been snached away; and the sum
! oil "hat little commercial prosperity it latterlv
enjoyed Will be swept over to its loyal rival Tri.
| este.
We learn from Naples that the brothers
(Charles and HenrD OF General Oudinot, as well
as the General himself, had received decorations
rom tEe hlng, and were made cdUdiere Sew
eral other french officers, naval and nilitsry. had
also received similar honors at the hands Of his
Neapolitan Majesty.
The ROMAN STATES. Much excitemen,
has been caused at Rome BY the circuIa,ion il,
manuscript, OF letter from the President of the
French Republic to NJ. Edgar Ney, which will
be found in our French news The card;paI
VINO iorm the Papal Government are understood
to be on very bad terms with the French com
mander, Gen. Rostolan and to be obstinatelv deaf
70 French "Reminiscences against the policy adopt
ca by the Pdpal authorities Gen. RostoIan has il
Sueu proclamation prohibiting all public meet.
i"ss' anu GAZING on the agents of the public
iorce 10 take measures TO prevent them An
orallon in favor of the French, and against the
cardinals, had been inteuded on the 3I.t Milne
but Gen. RoStolan prohibited il.
Inc french general has ordered the MinisfAr
OF fOlice, SaVelii, not s==ake any arrests unless
he can satisfy him, Rlstolan, OF the puilt oi the
parties accused. 1t is said that the P,pal Cow.
erLmeht refuses to pay the last halt yearly diyi
oend due Oh the Roman stock, on the plea that
'ne tity was at that period-the Both OF June
under the sway of the Republican Government
Inc rope was TO leave G@ta on the 5th instant
70 oe present at grand ceremonial at Naples nm
tue SIN, aid was then expected TO settle with
GohclaVe OF cardinals, in the Neapolitan palace o
Portci. PU'"0o "
Inc letter OF the French President. denounc
ing the re-dctionary proceedings of the Triumvi
rate oil Cardinals OF Rome and Insisting nm Eber.
al institutions for the Romans, was laid before no
rope al 1e a, on the 28th ut All that Plus TX
u.u, ot Ieauihg II, was to fold his arms and look
! oP ~ heaven ior moment, then hand back the
letter to the Cardinal without uttering ward
he hrst Impression OF the Pope apoears to hava
oeen rather astonishment than any other teel,na
Carainai Antonelli, however, deemed it his dutv
not 10 let the matter drop so, but endeavor ~
draw from the Pope declaration of the instr,c
tIons which ought to be sent to MGR. Fornar;1 ~
Paris. o'""ri' Vi
accordingly deliberation of the Cardinals
look place the same day, in the Pope's apartment
anu, aiter some discussion, the decision OF the
cdruinals was unanimously this, that the Pap,l
court ought not to take any notice whatever of
ihe letter III question, but ought to act as If it was
ignorant OF Its very existence, and for this rea
Son' tnat the document had no diplomatic char
| ac'er, o9lng simply confidential mssve from
ly ctfcers. y 'uet'
The Concordia, of Turin, of the 7,h, states from
nome, OF the I'd instant, that Gen. Rostolan bav.
ing restored several persons to liberty whom the
earoinas had got arrested, the latter remonstra.
'eo' Oen' Rostolan answered tina! he would do
so whenever persons were arrested without
reason being given; and for that purpose. he
would set French soldiers 10 guard the prisons
whicn was done. The cardinal then threatened
20 % choose other places for their prisons. Gen
Kostoian answered, it was their undoubted riobt
TO do so, as it was his to send French soldiers
there. N''''
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY The forfreos ot
Comorn had not capitulated. 1t was understood
that Gen Klapka was inclined to surrender bp,
that the Magyar council of war positiyelv re-.
FUSED to accept the conditions which the Anstr;.