The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
New York, Sept.

New YoRK, Sept. 13-p m
The very latest accounts from London TO Liver
pool by telegraph, prior to the sailing Of the Europa
state that the city of Comorn had capituated, and
that the Austrian minister of war had entered the
fortress
The country of the Waag is entirely evacuated
by the Hungarians
Kossuth, it is positively said, has left Arad for
England. He took his departure on the 18th ult.,
taking with him the Hungarian crown and jewels.
There no other items of moment in the latest
dispatches.
The steamer Crescent City arrived at New York
this morning from Chagres. have not yet been
able to obtain her news-will send it as soon
ceived.
| The cotton market remains without special
change Holders are not quite so firm, but prices
| are the same as before the Europa
Stocks dull and dropping.
| Flour is duler and prices slightly declining
Sales of 1000 bbls at 4 81 to SIS l2k for western
| and SIS 81 So A for pure Genesee; southern
do. So 81 SIS a. Corn meal and rye -four I'M
changed.
Sales of red wheat at LOG cts Genesee 100 cts;
corn rather heavy-saes of 10 900 bushels at SO 81
for mixed, and 81 81 cts for yellow; oats 40 cts;
rye SO cts.
Sales of mess pork at $40 81; lard g. a "a cts.
Groceries hrm-sugars and coffee in good
quest.
Sales of whisky at % 26l cts in barrels.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1872 D. III.
Stocks dull-prces dropping.
Flour is dull. There sellers of fresh brands at
SIS, and no buyers Corn meal SO 81.
Sales of red wheat at 100 LOG cts, and white do
ll2 cts; oats 80 cts; rye 80 cts.
Provisions are quiet-a moderate business to the
regular trade Mess pork 81; prime 50; lard I !.
s cts. in kegs.
Groceries remain steady and the market firm.
The cotton market is not quite firm. though no
change in prices Sales small.
Whisky u 81 cts in bbls,
Captain Loescr of Reading, died suddenly yes
terday at the American house, in this city He
commanded company of the second Pennsylva-
| mia regiment during the Mexican war.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. H.
Advices have been received here from Santa Fe
and Las Vegas up to the 18th August.
The following additional items of news from
New Mexico are found in the morning papers:
Colonel Collier would leave Santa Fe for Califor-
MIA in the course of few days
Colonel Calhoun, the Indian agent, has esab-
hshed his headquarters at Santa re.
Stanheld, who was some time since convicted Of
the murder OF Kane, was executed on the 9th Of
July.
Captain Marry left for Fort Smith on the 9th of
August.
BY last accounts from chihuahua we learn that
trade remained very dull.
At FL Paso there had been a reduction of duties
of four per cent. on cotton goods.
The Sangre Christi mines have been explored
and found Astounding in gold
BosToN, September 70
The Caledonia sailed at IL o'clock for Liverpool,
VIA tallfaxs Snc Carried eighteen passengers for
the former port, and four for the latter; no specie
Among her passengers for Liverpool Bishop
Ruppe, of Ohio
The steamship Europa has just arrived Her
mails will reach your city Friday morning.
But one death from cholera since yesterday.
CHICAGO, H., Sept Pa m
The Wing State convention at Dixon yesterday
nominated the following ticket:
Governor, Alex. X. Collins; Lieut.. Governor,
Timothy o. Howe; Secretary Of State, Levi Alden;
Attorney General, Morris Buttcrfeld Treasurer,
J. b. Terry.
SYRACUSE, Sept lip. IN.
Henry Clay arrived here at three O'Clock, and
was received at the depot by an immense crowd
of people, who escorted him 10 Rust's hotel He
visited the fair during the afternoon, where his
presence created much excitement, the people
| greeting him with great enthusiasm. He was sc-
| companied by Vice President Fillmore, General
Wool, and others 1t is expected that Mr.. Clay will
| remain until the fair closes.
The number of strpngers here is estimated at
| l00, 900.
At "Mechanics' Hail." in the fair, there is a fine
display of articles from all parts Of the State but IL
is impossible TO give description of them. At
"Dairy Hail." there are samples of butter and
cheese from every county in the State except three
| The "Manufacturcrs' Hall" which is extensively
visited, contains manufacturing implements Of
every description; two fire engines Noe. 3 and s,
Of Syracuse, also exhibition in this depart
mcnt.
| A review of the 6remen will take place to- NOR.
| row.
Several arrests for burglary and pocket picking
have been made to-day.
CHARLESTON, Sept. ID.
The schooners Southerner and Brilliant cleared
| for Baltimore to-day. We have here of
moment. The weather is pleasant and city
| healthy.
| New ORLEANS, Sept. IL.
| The steamer Falcon sailed for Chagres this morn
| ing, taking her full complement of passengers and
freight.
| The sales Of cotton yesterday, amounted To
| 600 bales at full prices. The purchases were on
| French and English account The new crop Is
| coming in slowly. The receipts thus far being
3,7O0 bales against 1880 bales at the same time
| last year.
There is a good demand for sugar, and the mar
| ket firm; fair quotations command 81 cents Cof-
fee Is still the advance. Sales Of Rice at "a
mistake we think,) and the market moderately
supplied.
| WILLIAM A. WHEELER 4
4 ~ CO., having established branch OF their New
| York house in this city, would solicit call from
the citizens of Washington, and strangers visiting
| the city, at their store, on Pennsylvania avenue,
corner of 10th street.
Wesre now opening full and complete assert
ment of Staple and Fancy Stationery, Of American,