The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
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STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA
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EGRAPHiC VICES.
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The Progress of the Cholera
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THE SUPREMACY OF DESPOTISM IN EUROPE.
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Shipping Intelligence.
MARKETS, 90.

The steamship Cambria Capt. Leitch, arrived ct He
insx at half past o'clock on wednesday evening.
She left Liverpool On Saturday the 9th inst, and had
heavy weather the passage. She to have left
Halifax for New York at o'clock the evening,
and will probably arrive here early to morning
which will enable to publish the in detail In
the afternoon editiops Of the Ne York Herald Of that
day.
The Cambria has - passengers for New York
Our overland express reached st. John, ". B., be-
tween IL and O'Clock yesterday.
The Is far from being Of exciting or pleasing
character IL IL, indeed, acknowledgements OF
weeks intelligence There Is nothing in It to please
republican, give any hope to any but mousrohist
Now that the brave Huugsrisns crushed, the en-
peror and kings calling their princes together to
rivet the chains Of the fallen they already begin
ming TO alter the map Of Europe.
The cholera greatly increasingi In England. Tho
deaths In London for the week ending tho 7h inst
were 1896 Of which 500 Of cholera. In Liver
pool the deaths by cholera said to be greater in
proportion than in any part Of England. In Dublin
the increase. Several distinguished persons
have died Of cholers In Paris and in other parts Of
France Vienna aud Berlin are ut the present time
greater sufferers than Paris At Berlin the deaths
over forty day
The markets dull, and without much change.
The weather for harvesting was hns in oil parts Of
Great Britain.
The L;sevpooi Journal OF the sth instant says -
The harvest has been nearly safely housed. aud is
pronounced abundant the potato Is redundant and
10 so far exempted from rot.
Trade sctivc, n not lucrative. and employment
In the manufacturing districts await. all who desire is
Lord Egin bas been created u Baron
The Queen and royal family still In Scotland,
bnt would return to London the 18th.
Mr.. Alderman Top Bees.y OF Utica, N. Y, sailed
the 30tb uu for New York
Affairs In Austrim.
Comorn At the West, aud Peter warden ct the South
stn hold cut. The former continue 20 be anded
by Kispks; the latter was commanded by Kish.
The Russian General, Berg, had . long interview
with Ksh the I'D ult, the of which was that
an Hungarian Major sent to General Hsynsu to
arrange for the ospitulstion OF the iuprssusbs
position q Coinoin, which induces Kiapka to demand
good conditions.
letter from Vienna, Of the 3lst ult, states that
several OF the Magyar chiefs had been executed.
Among thep, the x-Min.ter OF Justice, Poboboh,
and General Dsvisnieh, who had been hanged, and
General Auf'ermsn, who had been shot.
General ovich who gave up the fortress OF Esssy TO
the Mseyars, had been taken to Vienna in chains.
The mother snd children Of Kossuth and the wives
Of several Mssysr Generals had arrived ~ prisoners at
Presburg.
There was som. talk Il General Guyuiai being AID.
pointed civil and military Governor tths despatch
does no. say Of what place
The greater part q ths Russian army had received
orders to march towards Gslica but the corp do,mis
OF General Ruegsr; remain at MiokoleI at the
north, ard Grossvardicn, at the east; Bads and
resh e the west, have garrison OF three thou
sand mon.
The Hungarian corps Of the gallant psrcne entered
orsoys but tho Turbith authorities would not receive
them until they had aiA down their arms
Georgeys surrender was known At Comorn on the
18TH, and luminous cent 20 the gsrriso either to
follow his esaupe, TO send In their OF oapu-
lstiop. The answer given the 18th, was Is fol
lowe
No o6ois cstiop n the position Of sgsirs
the lower Danube and IN the Bauat hss reaohsd
u.. and until ve know What has taken place there
cannot without iDcuyrng the charge OF tr.schery to
the iathe.snd consent 20 treat in the name d tbs
council u war.
Klsyka, and those members Of the late Hiungsrian
Diet who had declared that the house Of Hspsbur had
forfeited oil claim 30 the throne Of Hungary asd -hom
Russia handed over 10 the Austrian authorities hal
been conveyed 90 Ptsth. According to this, Comorn
hAdsurrsndered fr Eispks hsd % that place
Letters from vlcnps state that the Emperor Of Aus.
tris has parsd G,oreey. and "a, latter Sepof.d fer
Syria, vie', 4, inf,nii for ~, present. resid,.
Venice taken possession Of by ihs lmperislists
on the 9th
The Gazee NJ the 2sth publishes order of tbs
government regulating the departure by u persons
Who inierd "a avail thcmselves Of the articles % CO.
pituistios Tnoss who d-sre to proceed 10 Corfu
Pstrss Aiexsudris, In Egypt viii he conveyed at
the expense Of the Austrian government Yer all
other place, the eypense Of the voyage must be ds
rrsypd by the parties themselves.
The Germ.uie Uuion.
4 provisional Arrange has bssu concluded b.
tween Prussia and Austria. the Germ,s question.
There l. 20 be Directory consisting Of members for
sbs confederation provided by thu cabinet. of vienns
and Munich and ~ 10 to hold 10 sttings a. Frankfort
The Directory will be permanent executive commits
Son FOR The interest 81 the whoe OF
The states Who adhered TO the restricted
nudsr the direction Of Frssis will have between them
three votes. sni Austris. Bavaria, wurtemburs and
The other small states viii have together, four votes;
fuch 1T least Is the proposition Of Austria This pr-si
ieDcy Of the Directory will be vested alternately In
Au.tri. and rrresia Tb. -i not alter the relations
~ TO the common legislation, and the ereeutivs su.
shorty vested 10 the conn derstion.
The Austrian government engages TO persusds the
arch Duke John TO resign his dignity OF Vicar Of the
Empr,
The Frankfort correspondent Of 9 London paper
writes. on the s1t -
Their. is little doubt that Congress ~ Princes wli
he held here in the ~ next week for the
pose Of finally settlisg the German question The ar
rts % the Archduse John aud Prince Carl OF Bavs-
ria is confidently expected to-day The Primo. OF
Prueeis received isits yesterday from the Dukes Of
Nassau and SAKE Meipipgen The Duke OF Nassau
turped this morning 60 Wiesbsden The Duke ~ safe
Nesipern con fsrred with the Prince for than
hour and half
The con mittce Of AId.nburs Chamber has unsu,-
ouly recommended the rejection Of the proposition
- rrpis ssxony and Hanover to Join the oonfedsra
.tIop.
letter from Hamburg states that part Of the frus
sian forces had left that city and that the rrussisn
garrison 10 be reduced IN q 900 men.
Tbs Prussisn government has addressed circular to
III ha-a "a A Aha which