Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-29
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Enqland. The deaths for the week end
;nr 9Th instant, in London, were 1896, OF
which 1863 were Of cholera. In Liver
nool. the deaths of cholera were said to be
crea,cr. in proportion, than in any part OF
England.
In Dublin it was on the increase.
Several distinguished persons have died
Of cholera in Paris and i'll other parts OF
France.
Vienna and Berlin are at the present
tune suffering more than Paris. Al befilh
the deaths are more than 40 per day.
The markets are dull, without much
change.
The weather for harvesting was fine IN
all Great Britain.
The Liverpool Journal of the 9Th says
..'The harvest has been safely housed, and
Is pronounced abundant, as the potato is
redundant and is so far exempted from rot"
Trade is active, is not lucrative, and en-
ployment in the manufacturing districts
await all who desire it.
The Queen and ROYAL Family were still
in Scotland. and would return TO London
OF the 18th.
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THE LAST IIoPE GoNE.-Comorn and
peterwardien still hold out-the former IS
commanded by Klapka, and the later by
Kul.
The Russian General Berg had long
interview with the later an the 23d ult., the
result of which was that an Hungarian
Major was sent to Gen. Haynau TO arrange
terms for the capitulaton. The impreg-
nable position Of Comorn induces klapka
10 demand good conditions.
MAGYAR CHIEFS EXECUTED By THE Aus
rRIANs.-A letter from Vienna, OF the 3lst
ul,., states that several of the Magyar
chiefs had been executed. Among them
are the ex- Minister oi Austria, Poboblah
and Gen. Dawianeh, who had been hang
ed and Gen. AufTerman, who had heen
shot. Gen. Towiah, who gave up the for
tress of Esseg to the Magyars, had been
taken 10 Vienna in chains.
HEARTLEss CRuELTY.-Fhe mother and
children Of Kossulh, and the wives Of sew
eral Magyar Generals. had arrived in Pres
burg.
MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIAN TRooPs.-The
gEe3t pdIL Vi Inc hucSidH hAthg hoH iN
ceiyed orders to march towards Galllcia,
bu. The corps d'armee OF General Rudiger
was to remain st Mickelog and Grosswar-
dein.
Buda and Peslh are to have garrison
of3000 men.
ENTRY OF HUNGARIANs lSTo TURKEY
Tile Hungarian corps OF Perezel entered
Orsova, bu, the Turkish authorities would
not receive them until they had laid down
their arms.
FATE OF THE HUNGARIAN DIET.-Geor-
gey's surrender was know at Comorn on
the 18th, and summons were seut 10 the
garrison, either to follow his example or TO
send in their terms OF capiiulation.
KIa9ka, and those members of the late
Hungarian Diet who had declared that the
house of Hspsburg had forfeited all claim
10 the throne of Hungary, and whom tie
Russians handed over 10 the Austrian au-
fhori,ies, had been conveyed TO Pesth.
The REwARD.-Letiers from Vienna
state that the Emperor Of Austria has par
doned Gorgey. and The latter departed for
Slvria, where he intends for the present to
reside.
Vienna was taken possession o. BY The
lmperalists, On the 9th.
Prussia and Austria.
On the German questions there Is 10 be
directory, consisting Of members for The
Confederation. provided by the Cabinets
oi Vienna and Munich, and it is to hold
ils siitings al Frankfort.
The Directory will be permanent Ex-
ecutive Commission for the common inter-
esl Of the whole Of Germany. The States
who adhered 10 the restricted cOnfedera-
ton, under the direction OF Prussia, will
have between them three votes, and Austria.
Bavaria, Wurtumburg, and the other small
States, will have together four votes.
Such at leas. is the proposition Of Aus
trIa.
The Presidency Of the Directory will
be vested alternately in Austria aud Prus-
sia.
This will not alter the relations as to the
rCmmon legislation, and the Executive au-
fnC7ltv, vested iB the consideration. The
Eyst.aA Government have engaged to per-
suajc the Archduke John 10 resign his dig
u..y Of Vicar Of he Empire.
Congress Of Princes.
The Frankfort CORES pondcnl Of Lon
don paper writes on the 3lst. there is lit
lie doubt that congress Of Princes will
be held here in The course Of next week,
for the purpose Of finally settling the Ger
man question.
The c0am;'te oT Aidenburg Chamber has
unanimously recommended the rejection OF
the proposition TO join the confederation
proposed BY Prussia. Saxony and Hano-
yer.
France.
The Paris Moni'eur publishes decree
reinstating 1 Lieut.. Generals and ii Ma
lor Generals, winch, after the revolution oI
February, were placed 10 the retired list OF