The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24
Seven Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Hungarian Affairs Kossuth Prisoner Com
meroial intelligence.

hungarian Affairs KOsHuth a PrianmBF - Com.
meroial Intelligence,
We received last night the following dispatch,
containing the Camhria's news:
The Steamer.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2l.-The steamship Cambria
arrived at Halifax on Wednesday evening, having
sailed from Liverpool on the 9Th inst, and brings
one weeks later intelligence from all parts of
Europe. The political news by tue Cambria is
quite unimpOrtant.
Hungary.
From Hungary we have the information that the
fOrtresses of Comorn and Peteswardein still hold
out, but negotiations fortheir surrender have al
ready been entered into. Several Magyar chiefs
have been executed and amongst the number is an
Austrianex- Minister Contrary to the news brought
by the previous steamer, we learn with deep regret
that the brave Kossulh has not made his escape.
Our dispatch mentions that the valiant chiefain,
together with his children, were prisoners, and had
arrived at Presburg. The larger portion of the
Russian army is about to leave Hungary. Cross
WARDEN, Buda, and Pesth remain strongly garri-
sOned. Georgey has been pardOned by the Empe.
ror of Austria.
Germany.
The question relative to the future political dis
position of this country has been nearly settled
| Germany is henceforth to be governed by Direc-
tory, the appointment of which will be vested in
the Cabinets of Vienna and Munich. The Presi-
dent of the Directory is to be- alternately nomina-
ted by Austria and Prussia.
| France.
The French Government, with its characteristic
hatred of everything bordering on liberality, has
refused passports to the political refugees from
Germany passing through France on their way to
America. Lucen MuTat has been appointed Min
lister to Madrid. We understand from our dispatch
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ciliation of the two parties in the French Cabinet.
italy.
Javelh, the Pope's Minister for Home Affairs,
has arrived at Rome, and forthwith installed him
self the head Of the police under the protection
of the French authorities.
The Austrian troops have evacuated Morana
being the last place occupied by them in Piedmont
Russia.
A TIE Deum has been sung in all the Russian
churches, in commemoration of the victory
achieved over the Hungarians.
The Cholera.
This disease has continued to increase in Lon
don during the past week. The mortality is stated
in our dispatch at 5000, of which 1868 of cholera
| Evidently some mistaken the fguresl The NAL,
ady is also raging in Liverpool, Dublin, Paris, Ber-
lin and Vienna
! The markets during the past week have been
! generally dull, but prices are unchanged. The
weather continues fine, and trade active-employ-
ment in the manufacturing districts being abundant
Liverpool Cotton Market,
| The sales Of Cotton during the week have
amounted to IS $50 bales, ofwhich $40 on spscu-
lation and 6070 for export The imports in the
same tins were 6O93 bales. Uplands range from
| A to std. The quotations are not reliable, but
prices are considered to be unchanged, with the
exception of the middling and inferior grades,
which are shade lower.
Breadstufs.
I Generally speaking, the Corn trade has been
dull and the sales small Indian Corn has been in
better request at 25s. Sd. to 26z. per quarter for
yellow, and 2ss. for white. The Flour market is
rather heavy
/ Provisions
Bacon has been in better demand and prices are
steady. Mess Pork isquoted at 35s. to 1885,. New,
ASS. Lard is very dull.
| Monetary.
The London Money market continues tobe abun-
dainty supplied, and the rate Of discount for first
| class pa per is unchanged