The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
One week later from Europe.

hhNag's Of the Cholera fn England, lres
land France, &e.--sad news from Hum
gAry--thS hungarian leaders caPtured-s
Pardon 10 GsOrgry--AHairs OF France,
The CHOLERA IN EUROPE The cholera
Is greatly Oh the increase throughout Eng
land. The deaths in London for the week
ending on the 9Th was 1856 ol which 1903
were VI cholera. The deaths in Liverpool
are stIli greater, in proportion to the num-
ber Of Inhabitants, ior the week. 1t sal
50 OIL lLe increase 10 DublIb. Several dis
tinguisbed persons have died with II 10 Par
= atd other pats Of France. Vienna and
Berlin are suffering more than in PARIS. In
Berlin The deaths are mnre than 4O per day.
The markets are dull aud without change.
The weather for harvesting coOtinues hne
Throughout Greal Britain.
Trade Is active 10 all departments, and
employment IN the manufacturing dlslrIcls
abundant.
The royal family are slill sojomning in
Scotland, but wefe 10 return u LtndGn on
the l3th.
AUSTRIA AND HUE0ARY .--Comorn and
Peterwarden still hold out against the ln-
perial forces; tue former cUmma maDded by
Klapka aud The latter by Ricl The Rus
sian General Rerg mad a long interview with
! Rel, on tie I'D ulIino, which resulted in
the Hungarian General going TO Hsynau 10
arrange terms for cspitulshon. The i'm
pregnable position OF Comorn induces Klap-
ka TO demand good conditions.
A letter received from Vienna, ofthe 3lst
uliimo states that several Magyar chiefs had
been executed. among Them an ex Minister
Of Austria who had proved recfeant to hts
country, and that one General had UeeD
hung and another shot. Kossuth's mother
and his children, aud the wives and chill
dren Of several Magyar chiefs, had arrived
as prisoners al Pressburg.
The greater part OF the Russian army was
marching toward GaiI'cia, but General
Rumeger's corps IL 10 remain bt NicbOla.
GrossWaTden, Budah aud Peslh, are TO have
each garrison OF 1900 men.
The Hungarian corps Of Perezel entered
Cnova, bul the Turkish authorities refused
to receive them unlh they had laid down
their arms.
Georgey' 5 surrender was known at Co.
morn Oh the 18th, aud summons was sent
to the garrison by The imperiatsts either 10
follow the example ofGeorgey or offer terms
OF capttnatlon.
Kiapka, and those members of the late
Hungarian diet, who had declared that the
house of Haysburg had forfeited all claim
to The throne OF Hungary, we're conveyed to
Pesth. .. ....-.
A letter from Vienna states that the Em-
lperor of A Austria had pardoned Georgey, who
had departed for Syria, where he intended
to reside.
The imperial forces entered Vienna on
the 2Sth.
PRpssIA AND AUSTRIA The German
question seems abuul To be- settled. There
} is to be directory to govern the confedera-
! tiou. the members of winch are to be pro-
, ylded by. the Vienna and Munich cabinets,
: and wtl labor for the common interests OF
the whole of Germany. The presidency OF
= the directory will be chosen alternately by
Austria and Prussia.
The Austrian Government is endeavorng
I 10 persuade the Arch Duke John TO resign
: bis position as Vicar Of the Empire.
r The Frankfort correspondent OF a London
paper writes on the 3lst, that there is lit
tie doubt that Congress will be held there
the ensuing week fer the purpose Of finally
arranging the German question.
/ The ComMitlee of the Chamber ofOlden-
burg have unanimously decided 10 reject the
F.. proposition to Join the confederation propos-
{ ed by Prussia, SsxOny aud Hanover.
+. FRANcE.--The Paris Muniteur publishes
a decree, reinstating seventy one Lieuten-
; ant Generals aud fourteen Majur Generals,
5 who were placed on the retired list 10y the
ii Provisional Government Ot the February
e revolution.
The French Government continues to re-
h fnse passports TO The German refugees, who
!. we're passing through France en- route tO
e America.
II Gen. Oudinot is expected to arrive at Par
+ is on the 10Th.
e The appoint tment OF Lucien Murat, az
h Ambassador to Madrid. is considered an &C
/. OF conciliation to the two parties III the cabl
e net.
}, koME.--Savilli, the Pope's Minister o
e the Interior has arrived and Installed him
e self head OF the pulice and entirely undeI
control OF the French authorities. His first
, decree is concerning lie paper money, and
guarantees the notes of the State Tor theIl
declared value and imposes fine aud mpris
: onment on all who leIuse to take them,
A military commission has been estab
lished for reorganiImg the Roman troops
:. All promotions since November are annull
! ed until commission shall have reported
: the conduct Of each man. The Trumvlr
ties and Cardinals have substituted com
: mission for the purpose OF prosecuting the
I authors of the Outrages committed against
religion during the revolutionary period.
$ Rostolan. the sncce, ,sor of 0udinot, ha:
assumed the command Of the French army
of occupation. ..
Ate Deum has been sung in oil the
churches Of Russia, in honor of the triumphi
IN Hungary.
The Emperor of Russia was at Warsaw
on The Goth.
The Austrians have evacuated Modena,
the last place they occupied 10 the Piedmon-
> tese territory.
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